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Characters from the long-running comic book series ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'', as well as some exclusive to some of its non-comic incarnations.<br />'''Note:''' Several characters' allegiances shift between incarnations. They have been placed in the side they are most usually associated with.
<!-- cleanup tag added by Moderator:robkelk -->{{cleanup|This page describes characters from many different versions of the story. Several characters' allegiances shift between incarnations. This page needs to be split into separate pages, one for each version of the story. (Also, shouldn't there be an entry for [[Usagi Yojimbo|Miyamoto Usagi]] somewhere on two of those new pages?)}}
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== Heroes ==
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* [[Authority Equals Asskicking]]: Consistently the most skilled Turtle, he falls into the leadership role by default.
* [[The Cape (trope)]]
* [[The Chains of Commanding]]: 4Kids Series, 4th film.
* [[Child Soldiers]]: Of the four, it's Leonardo who exemplifies this the most.
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* [[Heterosexual Life Partners]]: With [[Usagi Yojimbo|Miyamoto Usagi]].
* [[Honor Before Reason]]
* [[Indy Ploy]]: Alarmingly, a lot of his plans qualify as this. Most of the time, however, they actually ''work''.
* [[Jack of All Stats]]: Videogames.
* [[Katanas Are Just Better]]: Obviously.
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* [[Master Swordsman]]
* [[No-Holds-Barred Beatdown]]: He gets into quite a few of these. If he's not on the receiving end, he's usually administering it.
* [[The Messiah]]: Even after all the betrayals and all the terrible things he's seen, Leo still expects the best out of people.
* [[Metamorphosis]]
* [[Named After Somebody Famous]]
* [[Nerves of Steel]]: Captured by aliens, trapped thousands of miles from Earth with no way back, poisoned and weaponless? For Leonardo, that's a training run.
* [[Old Master]]: Mirage Leonardo, in the future.
* [[A Protagonist Shall Lead Them]]: Leonardo usually gets the most lines of dialogue, and most of the stories are told from his perspective. Even when he's not presented as the main character (such as the TMNT movie), he plays a major role.
* [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]]: The blue to Raphael's red.
* [[Samurai]]: Leonardo is technically a ninja, but a lot of the tenets he quotes are in line with samurai. It's no surprise he and Usagi got along swimmingly.
* [[Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism]]: In the 4Kids series, he starts out at the very end of the Idealism scale, even believing the best of the Shredder and then this daughter Karai. As the seasons progress he shows signs of being capable of sliding down the other way--he does this in the fourth season--though he remains mostly rooted in idealism.
* [[The Spartan Way]]: All the turtles train hard, but Leonardo--whether or not by his own design--is almost always subjected to the kind that involves complete isolation, distant countries, and/or imminent death.
** In the 4Kids series, Leonardo as a child is suffering from fear of heights. Splinter brings him to the top of a gigantic reservoir and pretends to be in danger of falling. Leonardo forces himself to crawl out and save him, and apparently conquers his fear in the process.
* [[Standardized Leader]]: Usually in his most basic, stripped-down incarnations.
* [[Thou Shalt Not Kill]]: Mirage Leonardo, in the future.
* [[Took a Level
* [[Took a Level
* [[Weapon of Choice]]: [[Dual-Wielding|Twin]] [[Katanas Are Just Better]].
* [["Well Done, Son" Guy]]: Most of what Leonardo does is to please Splinter. Whether or not this is a good thing is still a debate in fandom.
* [[What the Hell, Hero?]]: Leo gets this in the 4Kids cartoon from his brothers and Splinter when he's on the verge of becoming a [[Knight Templar]].
* [[Wise Beyond Their Years]]: In childhood flashbacks, he's usually the turtle acting like the adult. And for a teenager, he deals very well with duties and responsibilities most adults would be unable to fathom.
=== {{color|red| Raphael}} ===
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{{quote|'''Raph:''' (Examines one of Casey's bats) A Jose Canseco bat?? Tell me... [[Take That|you didn't pay money for this]]...}}
* [[Expy]]: Of [[X-Men|Wolverine]] in the Mirage comics.
* [[Eyepatch of Power]]: All of his future incarnations.
* [[Fire-Forged Friends|Fire-Forged Friend]]: With Casey, in most incarnations.
* [[Four-Temperament Ensemble]]: Choleric.
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* [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]]: The red to Leonardo's blue.
* [[Secret Identity]]: Nightwatcher, in the fourth movie.
* [[Took a Level
* [[Weapon of Choice]]: [[Sai Guy]].
* [[Wolverine Publicity]]
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* [[Badass Bookworm]]
* [[Beware the Nice Ones]]/[[Beware the Quiet Ones|Quiet Ones]]
* [[Bond Breaker]]: Donatello was warped into an alternate future where he had disappeared for 20 years. Without his resourceful, tech savvyness, the Turtles were disbanded and the Shredder had succeeded in world domination. The supporting cast made up the last rebel resistance.
** Also an example of [[It's a Wonderful Plot]], where a character often sees that their team or the whole world is worse off for their absence.
* [[Big Little Brother]]: Taller than Leo but, fittingly, tied with Raph.
* [[Brainwashed and Crazy]]: Not quite brainwashed, but [[Metamorphosis|mutated]] and certainly crazy enough to live up to the spirit of the trope during the Good Genes arc-- unwitting [[Face Heel Turn]] included.
* [[Crazy Prepared]]: "What I really want to know is why Don carries around a pigeon puppet..."
* [[Doesn't Like Guns]]: Mirage comics.
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* [[Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling]]: The responsible to Michelangelo's foolish.
* [[Four-Temperament Ensemble]]: Melancholic.
* [[Gadgeteer Genius]]: Considering that he's self-taught, living in a sewer, and working mostly with scavenged junk, Don's inventing abilities are downright super-reptilian.
* [[Intelligence Equals Isolation]]: Not often, but on occasion he's sequestered off in his lab. Most noticeable in 'Return to the Underground'.
* [[The Klutz]]: A trait that doesn't come up often-- but if/when it does, it's always in the middle of a fight or stealth mission.
* [[Layman's Terms]]: Often the one doing the translating, sometimes visibly annoyed.
* [[Martial Pacifist]]: According to [https://web.archive.org/web/20070320000639/http://www.ninjaturtles.com/html/profile1.htm his official profile,] he'd like to be one.
* [[Metamorphosis]]: Twice-- once in the backstory, once at the end of the 2003 toon's fourth season.
* [[Mighty Glacier]]: In most games. Slow as a... Well, [[Shaped Like Itself|turtle]], but has the most health and the longest reach.
* [[Mr. Fixit]]
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* [[The Professor]]
* [[The Smart Guy]]
* [[Technical Pacifist]]: In some incarnations.
* [[Teen Genius]]
* [[Weapon of Choice]]: [[Simple Staff]].
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* [[Kid Appeal Character]]
* [[Kindhearted Cat Lover]]
* [[
* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: Michelangelo runs faster than Leo and Don and has more health than all of his brothers. However, his nunchucks are slow and have little range (Turtles in Time, The Arcade game, Manhattan Project).
* [[Metamorphosis]]
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* [[Secret Identity]]: Turtle Titan (4Kids cartoon).
* [[The Slacker]]: 4Kids series.
* [[Surfer Dude]]: Mostly in the 'Fred Wolf cartoon, although aspects of this remain in other incarnations.
* [[Took a Level
* [[Trademark Favorite Food]]: Though pizza is the favorite food of all four turtles, Michelangelo eats it more obsessively than the other three, especially in the 'Fred Wolf cartoon.
* [[Weapon of Choice]]: [[Fighting with Chucks]] (the hardest to master of the four turtles' weapons).
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* [[Bound and Gagged]]: Fred Wolf cartoon.
* [[The Chick]]
* [[Cursed with Awesome]]: April is turned into a fish mutant in one episode of the Fred Wolf cartoon. She's understandably upset about it, but it saves her life when the villain's base is flooded and she's able to breathe underwater like the Turtles.
* [[
* [[Fainting]]: Occurs after she first sees the turtles in every incarnation.
{{quote|'''Michelangelo:''' She ain't no fun, she fainted.}}
* [[Going for the Big Scoop]]: Fred Wolf cartoon, Archie Comics.
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* [[Leitmotif]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Mission Control]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Motherly Scientist]]: In the IDW Comics, where she becomes quite attached to the pre-mutation turtles and even gives them their names.
* [[Odd Friendship]]: In most adaptations Splinter and April strike up a deep but rather strange friendship. April is sometimes perplexed by the various personality quirks of each turtle while Splinter is exasperated having seen this all before.
* [[Put on a Bus]]: Mirage comics.
* [[Race Lift]] (Mirage comics): Although her race was never established within the comics, or even agreed upon by the creators, Kevin Eastman used to draw her with distinctively non-caucasian features, which went away when he stopped drawing.
* [[Second Love]]: Mirage comics.
* [[Took a Level
* [[Unfazed Everyman]]
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* [[Badass Long Hair]]
* [[Badass Normal]]
* [[Bash Brothers]]: With Raph.
* [[Batter Up]]
* [[The Berserker]]: Initially.
* [[Big Damn Heroes]]: Gets to do this occasionally, like in the first live-action movie.
* [[Blue Eyes]]: 4Kids, and the show just ''loooves'' to [[What Beautiful Eyes!|focus on them]]
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* [[Catch Phrase]] / [[Battle Cry]]: "'''GOONGALA!!!'''"
* [[Combat Pragmatist]]: Even the bad guys admit that Casey just plain ''fights dirty''.
* [[Dark and Troubled Past]]: For the 4kids 'toon, [[Ret Canon|although aspects of it were later adapted to the original comic book incarnation]].
* [[Demoted to Extra]]: Fred Wolf cartoon; the 3rd movie .
* [[Drop the Hammer]]: In the comics Casey carried, as a weapon of last resort, a sledgehammer (along with regular croquet mallets).
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* [[Mask Power]]: When going into action, Casey usually wears an old-style hockey mask.
* [[Overshadowed by Awesome]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Took a Level
=== Leatherhead ===
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'''Appears in''': Mirage comics, Archie Comics,'Fred Wolf cartoon, 4Kids cartoon. }}
* [[Adaptational Villainy]]: His original cartoon incarnation was made a villain, and he starts out that way in the Archie comic until he becomes a Mutanimal.
* [[Animorphism]]: Archie comics.
* [[The Berserker]]: Mirage comics, 4Kids cartoon.
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* [[Badass Bookworm]]
* [[Brain Uploading]]: The most commonly accepted explanation for his existence, although doubts are eventually raised as to whether this is the case.
* [[Just a Machine]]: Although it's not true, he is considered this by The Federation.
* [[Instant AI, Just Add Water]]: The alternate explanation as to his origins.
* [[The Professor]]
* [[Took a Level
* [[Transforming Mecha]]: In volume 4 of the comics. Transformations include his battle form, and wings that allow him to fly.
=== Shadow Jones ===
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* [[Action Girl]]
* [[Anti-Hero|Anti-Heroine]]: In ''Tales of the TMNT'' #69.
* [[Black Sheep]]: In ''Tales of the TMNT'' #69.
* [[Future Badass]]: In ''Tales of the TMNT'' #69.
* [[Goth]]: During her early teen years.
* [[Happily Adopted]]
* [[Morality Adjustment]]: ''Tales of the TMNT'' #69.
* [[Parental Abandonment]]: Her biological mother, Gabrielle, died giving birth to her; her biological father is out of the picture for unknown reasons.
* [[Scars Are Forever]]: Her future self sports a scar through her left eye.
* [[Took a Level
=== Carter ===
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* [[The Ditz]]: In her pre-[[Character Development]] appearances.
* [[Dumb Blonde]]: Again, pre-[[Character Development]] she's the ''embodiment'' of this trope.
* [[Forgotten Phlebotinum]]: She's completely and inexplicably absent from the ''Fast Forward'' season of the 4Kids cartoon, where the Turtles are stuck in the future -- because if she'd appeared she could instantly have fixed their predicament.
* [[Ms. Fanservice]]: (Mirage) About the only thing that stays consistent about her appearance is her [[Most Common Superpower|huge breasts]] and tendency to wear skintight (and sometimes rather revealing) clothes.
* [[Most Common Superpower]]: It's especially prominent in the Mirage comic (especially if Jim Lawson is drawing her), but the 4Kids cartoon version is notably endowed as well.
* [[Shout-Out]]: The third movie prominently features a time travel scepter that looks very similar to Renet's.
* [[Time Police]]
* [[Took a Level
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* [[Arch Enemy|Arch-Nemesis]]
* [[Ascended Extra]] / [[Breakout Villain]]
* [[Back
* [[Big Bad]]
* [[Blade Below the Shoulder]]
* [[Composite Character]]: In the first movie, it is Saki himself who fights Yoshi over the love of Tang Shen, as opposed to his brother Nagi.
* [[Corrupt Corporate Executive]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Dead Person Impersonation]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Evil Laugh]]
* [[Evil Overlord]]: {{spoiler|Tengu}}, 4Kids cartoon.
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* [[Large Ham]]
* [[Laughably Evil]]: Fred Wolf cartoon.
* [[Left for Dead]]: A lot ( {{spoiler|4Kids series}}).
* [[Legacy Character]]: Several characters end up taking the identity.
* [[Leitmotif]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Mobile Suit Human]]: 4Kids cartoon.
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* [[Not Quite Dead]]: {{spoiler|4Kids cartoon.}}
* [[Omnicidal Maniac]]: ''Turtles Forever''.
* [[One-Winged Angel]]: Super Shredder in the movies and video games during the Fred Wolf cartoon era. {{spoiler|Utrom}} Shredder simply has enlarged exo-suits, {{spoiler|Demon}} Shredder can turn into a dragon.
* [[Physical God]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Put on a Bus]]: Fred Wolf and 4Kids cartoons {{spoiler|(Utrom)}}.
** [[The Bus Came Back]]: Both Shredders return in [[Turtles Forever]].
* [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Really Seven Hundred Years Old]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Rival Turned Evil]]: Fred Wolf cartoon.
* [[Secret Identity]]
* [[Shoulders of Doom]]
* [[Spikes of Villainy]]
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=== Karai ===
{{quote|A high-ranking member of the Foot Clan.
'''Appears in''': Mirage comics, Volume 3; 4Kids cartoon, 2007 animated film.2012 cartoon, live action films IDW comics }}
* [[Action Girl]]
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* [[Corrupt Corporate Executive]]
* [[Daddy's Little Villain|Daddy's Girl]]: 4Kids 'toon.
* [[The Dragon]]: In th idw comics
* [[Dragon Ascendant]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Enigmatic Minion]]: 4Kids cartoon, 2007 movie.
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* [[Heel Face Turn]]: 4Kids cartoon.
** Which extends to [[Heel Face Revolving Door]] when she switches sides twice in ''[[Turtles Forever]]''
* [[Hot Amazon]] (4Kids cartoon): When Dr. Chaplin bases his Amazon Blade Bots on her, it's kinda clear that her ability to kick ass is a large part of her appeal.
* [[Honor Before Reason]]
* [[Lady of War]]
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* [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Secret Identity]]
* [[Shoulders of Doom]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Spikes of Doom]]: 4Kids cartoon.
* [[Tin Tyrant]] 4Kids cartoon.
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* [[Anti-Villain]]: Eventually, in the 4Kids cartoon. He started out as one in the Fred Wolf cartoon but went crazy when he became a fly.
* [[Attention Deficit Ooh Shiny]]: In the Fred Wolf cartoon, in his later episodes he would sometimes suffer from this due to having the mind and attention span of a fly.
* [[Back
* [[Black and Nerdy]]: Except in the 80's cartoon.
* [[Body Horror]]: In 4Kids' "Insane in the Membrane," after four seasons of losing body parts, Baxter Stockman finally obtains a new body via cloning. Soon enough, however, he discovers that it's unstable, as his limbs start deteriorating and melting off. Worse still, his mind is going with it...
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* [[The Dragon]]: He was briefly this to the Shredder in the Fred Wolf cartoon, prior to his transformation.
* [[For the Evulz]]: His original motivation in the comics.
* [[Hoist by His Own Petard]] (4Kids cartoon): In "Return to New York".
* [[Horrible Judge of Character]]: In the Fred Wolf cartoon, he agrees to help Shredder even though he approaches him on the streets in his full villainous garb and it gets worse from there. Even when Baxter turns into a fly as a result of Shredder sending him to Dimension X, as all it takes for Baxter to change from wanting revenge on Shredder to wanting revenge on the turtles is Shredder telling him that it was the turtles' fault.
* [[I Just Want to Be Normal]]: His motivation in both cartoons. Ironically in the 4Kids cartoon he actually does eventually get his body back while in the [[Lighter and Softer]] series, he ends up [[And I Must Scream|trapped forever in dimensional limbo]].
* [[Irony]]: Interestingly, in the original TV Show, he ended up getting a [[Fate Worse Than Death]], in a [[Lighter and Softer]] show, while in the darker show, not really mattering since ''Fast Forward'' still had Dark elements, Baxter gets a somewhat happier ending.
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* [[Used to Be a Sweet Kid]]: In the 4Kids series. He used to be a fairly benevolent and principled scientist too until his ego and arrogance got the better of him.
* [[We Can Rebuild Him]]: Mirage Comics, 4Kids series.
* [[Wetware CPU]] (Mirage Comics, 4Kids series): As loses more and more of his body, Baxter begins becoming this.
=== Hun ===
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* [[Canon Immigrant]]
* [[Catch Phrase]]: [[This Is Gonna Suck|"Oh, crud"]] (4Kids series).
* [[The Dragon]]: Eventually becoming [[Co-Dragons]] alongside Karai.
* [[Karmic Transformation]]
* [[Large and In Charge]]
* [[Leitmotif]]
* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: Don't let his size fool you, Hun is astonishingly fast--more than fast enough to be a match for the turtles.
* [[Tattooed Crook]]: In the cartoon, he sports twin tattoos of the Foot and Purple Dragon symbols, removing the former after he leaves the organization for good. In the comic books, he sports a dragon tattoo on his right arm and hand, an one of a human vertebra over his left arm and back.
=== Bishop ===
{{quote|A government agent who will do absolutely ''anything'' to protect Earth from aliens invasion. Head of the Earth Protection Force.
'''Appears in''':Mirage comics, 4Kids cartoon.2012 cartoon,IDw comics }}
* [[Alien Blood]]: Despite being human.
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* [[Badass Abnormal]]
* [[Badass Longcoat]]
* [[Canon Immigrant]]: He makes a cameo appearance in tales of tmnt vol 2 #61 as well as the idw comics,and 2012 cartoon.
* [[Clone Degeneration]]
* [[Default to Good]]
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* [[Super Soldier]]
* [[Super Strength]]
* [[Touched by Vorlons]]
* [[Unwitting Pawn]]
* [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]: In the present.
=== Krang ===
{{quote|An alien general fighting a losing war, and who turns to Earth for assistance. A small, brain-like creature, he often uses a robotic exoskeleton to move around.
'''Appears in''': 'Fred Wolf cartoon, Archie comics, IDW Comics.2012 cartoon live action films }}
* [[Big Bad]]: [[Big Bad Duumvirate|Along with the Shredder]] (Fred Wolf series).Also in the 2012 cartoon,Archie comics,and IDW comics.
* [[Canon Foreigner]]
* [[The Exile]]: (Fred Wolf Cartoon, Archie Comics) Part of his backstory is that he's an exiled warlord from Dimension X.
* [[Laughably Evil]]: In the original cartoon and Archie comics.
* [[Mark of Shame]]: (Fred Wolf Cartoon) He was reduced to his brain-like state by the people who exiled him, and he is quite embarrassed about it.
* [[Put on a Bus]]: Fred Wolf series, Archie Comics.
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* [[Animorphism]]
* [[Becoming the Mask]]: In the Archie comics series, the animal part of their natures began taking over more and more. This actually ''increased'' their intelligence, while also making them more neutral and less evil.
* [[Canon Foreigner|Canon Foreigners]]
* [[Character Development]]: The Archie comics series gradually increased their intelligence and made them less evil as their animal natures took over more and more.
* [[Cool Shades]]: Bebop.
* [[Dual Boss]]: In a few of their video game appearances (namely the arcade games), they're fought as a pair.
* [[Dumb Muscle]]
* [[Friendly Enemy]]: In their final appearance in the Archie comics series, they hijack the spaceship used by Krang and his henchmen to reach Earth, using their guns to "convince" the Turtles not to stop them. However, Bebop and Rocksteady cheerfully accept Leonardo's request to take Krang and his goons back to the prison planet they escaped from, before returning to the Eden-like planet they've made their new home.
* [[Harmless Villain]]
* [[Laughably Evil]]
* [[Metamorphosis]]
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* [[Rhino Rampage]]: Rocksteady.
* [[Simpleton Voice]]
* [[Team Rocket Wins]]: Their final appearance in the Archie comics series has them convincing the Turtles not to fight simply by pointing their guns at them.
* [[Those Two Bad Guys]]
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=== The Rat King ===
{{quote|A man dressed up in rags and bandages who shares a rapport with rats. Varies wildly within incarnations--descriptions for each can be seen in [[wikipedia:Rat King|the other Wiki]].<br />
'''Appears in''': Mirage comics, Fred Wolf cartoon, Archie comics, 4Kids cartoon.Nick cartoon,IDW comics }}
* [[Ax Crazy]]: During his debut in both the Mirage comics and 4Kids series.
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* [[Invisibility]]: As The Slayer (4Kids series).
* [[Magic Music]]: In the Fred Wolf series, where he used a flute to control rats.
* [[Mind Control]]: Over rats, in the Fred Wolf series, Archie series.
* [[Mix-and-Match Man]]: 4Kids series.
* [[Super Soldier]]: His Slayer persona was designed to be one (4Kids series).
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* [[Advertised Extra|Advertised Extras]]: In ''[[Turtles Forever]]''.
* [[Adult Child|Adult Children]]: "[[Narm|They're BABIIEESS!]]"
* [[Canon Immigrant|Canon Immigrants]]: From the movie to the Fred Wolf cartoon and then to the 4Kids cartoon via ''[[Turtles Forever]]''.
* [[Continuity Cameo|Continuity Cameos]]: Their appearance in ''Turtles Forever''
* [[Dual Boss]]
* [[Dumb Muscle]]
* [[Expy|Expies]]: Of Bebop and Rocksteady. In fact, they were created specifically for the second live-action movie because [[Word of God|Eastman and Laird did not want Bebop and Rocksteady in it]].
* [[Spikes of Doom]]: Tokka.
* [[Turtle Power]]: Tokka.
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=== Dregg ===
{{quote|An alien warlord from Dimension X with aspirations to take over Earth. Stop us if this sounds familiar...
'''Appears in''': Fred Wolf cartoon.2012 cartoon }}
* [[Big Bad]]: For the last two seasons of the Fred Wolf cartoon, replacing Krang and Shredder.Also one of the main villains in season 4 and 5 of the 2012 series.
* [[Manipulative Bastard]]: After trying to defeat the Turtles by force fails, he tries using propaganda against them.
* [[Villain with Good Publicity]]: Initially.
* [[You Have Failed Me...]]: Dregg is a ''lot'' more willing to punish failed subordinates than Krang or Shredder ever were, to the point of giving his right-hand man a [[Fate Worse Than Death]] in the Season 10 premiere.
== Other ==
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* [[Death by Origin Story]]
* [[Facing the Bullets One-Liner]]: "He who lives without honor, will end without honor." (4Kids cartoon)
* [[Metamorphosis]]: To a rat, in the Fred Wolf cartoon and Archie comics.
* [[Opposites Attract Revenge]]: Yoshi's love triangle with Oroku Nagi over Tang Shen would help to set up a [[Cycle of Revenge]].
* [[Posthumous Character]]
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* [[Death by Origin Story]]
* [[Missing Mom]] (IDW Comics): As far as is known, she is the only member of the Hamato family to not have been reincarnated.
* [[Posthumous Character]]
* [[Stuffed Into the Fridge]]: Her only purpose in the narrative is to get killed.
* [[Yamato Nadeshiko]]: Most notable in the 4Kids cartoon, where she's actually allowed to have lines and a semblance of a personality, but she is presumably one in other continuities as well.
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