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View Poll Results: Who else loved the crystal ball rolling a la Labyrinth? |
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| "Where did he pull out the bazooka?" "I have theories, none of them pleasant..." |
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32 | 30.19% |
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I don't wanna be stuck in the 1980s!! |
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34 | 32.08% |
| You shall not Pass! |
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23 | 21.70% |
| Yes! I'm handsome again... |
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7 | 6.60% |
| Wait... so this kid gets left to rot in the sewers alone, yet they search for a cure for Timothy? |
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10 | 9.43% |
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IMO this episode is akin to Leonardo versus Tempestra in the OT, where this time instead of an arcade machine coming to life its an RPG. But it doesn't too as good of a job using imagination as this one, even including the heavy cliched "use your imagination". At least Splinter does mention about finding more mutagen and the Turtles have recently pounded Shredder/Kraang, so it has that typical episodic yet comedic tone to it. I felt Sir Malachi was ok, but doesn't have that much of a personality. I agree the CG background limitations made the maze seem rather boring in design, and the fighting wasn't as good as other episodes. They could have done a better job with the Raphael as a turkey sound effects, and having just the head covered was something. The cliches of an RPG game were just so predictable that it feels like this episode was written in about 30 minutes. The riddles were somewhat telling but rather meh. I myself enjoyed the 2D show-within-a-show scene better personally.
The Bottom line: Enjoy for some laughs, but not for action and take it as a satire of the main storylines of the franchise. Overall: 5/10
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