Leonardo 2007

A 5'4" mutant turtle with a muscular body, he has 3 younger turtle brothers and a father who is a nearly elderly mutant ratman. Green skinned, 20 years old, leader of the 4 turtle team, fights with two katanas and has trained since childhood to become the patriarch of the Hamato Clan. Loyal, disciplined, driven by duty and honor.

Leonardo, a mutant turtle boy like his three brothers, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo, was raised by his father, Splinter, based on the ancient Japanese art of ninjutsu. Splinter was a mutant ratman, the last survivor of the Hamato Clan and adopted the four turtles as his sons. Leonardo, always being the wisest of the brothers, was trained by Splinter from the beginning so that he could take his place in the future as patriarch of the Clan, so Leo and his brothers became a lethal team of ninjas where he led the other three. Together, they watch over the city at night, fight crime and battle the Shredder, leader of the Foot Clan and mortal enemy of the turtles.

At the age of 20, Splinter suffered a serious injury. He survived, but can no longer participate in training and activities, limited to walking slowly with the help of a cane. This was a milestone in the family's life, because in addition to having the great master retire from his duties, it was also when Leonardo began to assume leadership of the Clan, fulfilling his role with responsibility and honor. He is a demanding patriarch, but also fair and benevolent, caring about his family above all else, including the new members. Mona Lisa, a lizard girl from another planet who is the mate of Leo's brother Raphael. April O'Neil, a close friend of the turtles who helps them in everything; and Casey Jones, Raphael's best friend and April's husband.

Leonardo takes his training and routine very seriously, making sure to keep his family in order. He knows how to be flexible when necessary and tolerates delays or lack of effort in certain cases, but if the individual does not present a fair excuse, then he does not hesitate to apply a punishment to correct the behavior.