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* [[Dropped a Bridge on Him|Dropped the Docks on Him]]: {{spoiler|Super-Shredder}} in the second movie, who re-emerged from the waters after drinking the entire canister of ooze in his possession in a desperate attempt to kill the turtles once and for all. His strength increased but his intelligence diminished severely—focused only on his targets, he causes the docks to collapse on him by recklessly hitting their foundations while the turtles just barely escape the destruction.
* [[Dumb Muscle]]: Tokka and Rahzar. When he was kidnapped and forced by Shredder to mutate the two animals, TGRI Professor Jordan Perry altered the mutagen a little so that their intelligence would not increase. As such, when Shredder demands they call him "master," they misinterpret the word as "mama" and [[Funny Moments (Sugar Wiki)|hug the bejesus out of him]].
* [[Everyone Has Standards|Everyone Has Standards:]] Raphael may be hot tempered and easy to anger, but he draws the line at unnecessary force. Case in point his first meeting with Casey Jones. He stops two muggers, that robbed a purse from an old lady, within seconds. Knocking them down, returning the purse and intimidating the thugs with his Sai concealed under his trenchcoat. Casey on the other hand wanted to do worse to them, in which Raphael tried to stop him. Before Casey insisted, Raph didn't even want to fight him, simply because his vigilante aspects aside, he's one of the good guys. He only fights Casey, when Casey proves he can hold his own against him.
* [[Evil Sounds Deep]]: The Shredder in the first two films and then General Aguila for the fourth.
* [[The Fagin]]: Shredder from the first movie essentially ran the Foot Clan this way. The Foot Clan was made up of teenage orphans and runaways who instigated a massive New York crime wave.
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