Nick's 2023 TMNT plans revealed

[Jester]

Originally Posted by Ninjinister

seriously though why does everyone credit this movie and the last two to the producers despite the first four not having that distinction, let alone every other movie on the planet??

Because people know who Seth Rogan (and earlier Michael Bay) is. I had to look up Jeff Rowe.
Though the fact he worked on Gravity Falls gives me a bit of hope.

[TigerClaw]

Nickelodeon has clarified that the TMNT movies about the villains isn't related to the CGI movie, Looks like its gonna be its own thing.
https://twitter.com/DailyNickNews/st...65602309066759

Nickelodeon has clarified that the villain #TMNT movies won't be related to Seth Rogen's upcoming animated reboot.

[sdp]

Ah ok, so this isn't as ambitious as I thought. I'm really curious to what they will do and what villains they'll choose, will they be like origin stories and the turtles will show up? Villains I can see carrying a movie by themselves would be Triceratons, Baxter Stockman,

[TigerClaw]

Originally Posted by sdp

Ah ok, so this isn't as ambitious as I thought. I'm really curious to what they will do and what villains they'll choose, will they be like origin stories and the turtles will show up? Villains I can see carrying a movie by themselves would be Triceratons, Baxter Stockman,

They should look into the IDW comics where some of the TMNT villains had there own comic mini series.

[ProphetofGanja]

It's not a bad idea, it's literally just a setting and it's one ripe with many story possibilities

[Slash-Dash]

has the live action movie been canned?

[Zulithe]

I am digging the concept art. I’m tired of having negative feelings about newer TMNT stuff. So please make this good.

[Chris]

Originally Posted by TigerClaw

Nickelodeon has clarified that the TMNT movies about the villains isn't related to the CGI movie, Looks like its gonna be its own thing.
https://twitter.com/DailyNickNews/st...65602309066759

As much as I think it's too soon to worry about franchise building before seeing if the first movie is well received, the idea of unrelated villains movies is just bizarre.

I know they're just fodder to build Paramount+ content library, but Sony's Spider-Man villains universe without Spider-Man feels pretty pointless (is anyone really looking forward to Morbius?) and even Spidey's B-list villains are more well known than TMNT villains (outside of maybe Shredder, Krang, Bebop & Rocksteady). At least if they were connected it would feel like maybe there was some purpose to them.

[AquaParade]

Originally Posted by TigerClaw

Nickelodeon has clarified that the TMNT movies about the villains isn't related to the CGI movie, Looks like its gonna be its own thing.
https://twitter.com/DailyNickNews/st...65602309066759

That's somewhat promising from where I'm standing. The more shots we have, the better. Maybe this universe can be of a slightly different flavor that appeals to a different breed of fans.

[shredder orokusaki]

Originally Posted by sdp

TMN villains aren't Batman villains, they can't carry a movie. I mean I'm curious to see how they handle it but perhaps the TMNT show up in all of them, I don't know it could be exciting. I think this is very ambitious and I don't think it'll pay off but I'm actually curious now.

As far as the turtles, they look like Kermit but it's only concept art, it'll look much different once it's all said and done. We always knew this was going to be aimed at kids. At least they seem to be doing something new so I'll give them props for that.

A movie about me will be the best movie ever made! Batman is nothing compared to me!

[neatoman]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

You guys need to visit twitter sometime, this place is slow:

https://twitter.com/TMNT/status/1493709630840750086

https://twitter.com/paramountplus/st...07572972429315

The 2023 Seth Rogen CG movie will be followed up by direct-to-streaming movies about TMNT villains debuting on Paramount Plus. I assume from the same universe as the new film, but it's hard to tell based on wording.

No news on a new cartoon yet, but I get the feeling something based on the 2023 movie might happen especially if it's a hit.

Which villains? If it were up to me it would be:

• Shredder
• Karai
• The Triceratons
• The Purple Dragons
• Rat King
• Savanti Romero
• Old Hob
• Bishop

But let's face it, it's Viacom/Paramount, so it'll probably be:

• Shredder
• Krang
• Bebop and Rocksteady
• Tokka and Rahzar
• Mutagen Man
• Leatherhead (labelled as a villain)
• Rat King
• Karai (if we're lucky)

Obviously I'm hoping more for my list but... They are going to give Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady solo movies...

Originally Posted by Zulithe

I am digging the concept art. I’m tired of having negative feelings about newer TMNT stuff. So please make this good.

Well, I always hope movies are better than I expect... I just don't expect much here...

Originally Posted by sdp

I hope Mutant Town is adapted and the main setting for the movies.

Great idea, then general audiences can finally see how much ass it sucks!

[TigerClaw]

Originally Posted by AquaParade

That's somewhat promising from where I'm standing. The more shots we have, the better. Maybe this universe can be of a slightly different flavor that appeals to a different breed of fans.

I see the potential of doing movies about the villains, which would lead up to a live action TMNT movie as a result.

While a movie about Shredder is the most obvious, They can also do a movie about Bebop and Rocksteady, How a pair of wannabee street thugs became a rhino and warthog.

These movies can work as interconnected stories.

[CyberCubed]

Also I doubt the movies based on the villains will be real full-length movies. They probably mean something like 40 minute specials at most. Obviously a villain isn't going to get an hour and a half movie, especially if they make multiple of them like they say they are.

[Chris]

I’d think they will be more around the hour to an hour and a half range personally. If they were only 40 minutes it would be a series of specials rather than movies.

[TigerClaw]

Remember that we are also getting a new live action TMNT movie that they announced about a year or so ago, And with the news of these villain movies, It will probably be related to that new live action movie.

[neatoman]

Originally Posted by TigerClaw

Remember that we are also getting a new live action TMNT movie that they announced about a year or so ago, And with the news of these villain movies, It will probably be related to that new live action movie.

Most of us think that has been canned in favor of this. It might not have been but... Well, TMNT ain't exactly Spider-Man. Sony may have 14 movies and a live-action TV show for Spider-Man but I doubt Paramount is willing to do the same for TMNT:

[Rooish]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

Besides Don's glasses, the Turtles designs at least feel much more normal than they were in either the 2014 movies or Rise of the TMNT. No huge Hulk Turtles with human noses, and Rises' designs were very out there.

If they dropped Don's glasses I wouldn't mind these designs. Raph with a durag doesn't bother me.

Sigh. Yeah whatever about the do-rag, the Turtles have been drawn like that since the early days, but I would like to know what idiot behind the scenes insists on Don needing glasses and a bucktooth. I sort of feel like people who make kids' cartoons have a responsibility to not constantly reinforce stereotypes and rely on lazy tropes, but whatever.

It's not like it would be too incredibly trailblazing to have a smart character not have to fit into this one visual representation. I mean, if in the 90s they could make Rhinox look like this:
rhinox.jpg
I think we can handle a tech guy having some visual complexity.

[Leofan26]

Think if we complain they'll change the look like what happened with that Sonic film?

I like both but is it really that much harder to make turtles compared to a hedgehog?

I wish they'd already give us an release date for that Rise movie.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by Zulithe

I am digging the concept art. I’m tired of having negative feelings about newer TMNT stuff. So please make this good.

Then, avoid all online discussions about upcoming TMNT stuff. The Internet has made it very easy for fans to break it all down just after one concept art image. This isn't the early 1990's when you just heard a movie was in production, and was exciting for months (maybe it was all a schoolyard rumour, sometimes you didn't know for sure until you read it).

[Slash-Dash]

is it safe to assume the live action movie has been scrapped?