Teenager Mutant Ninja Turtles(2012)

Fate: After being summoned, he was pushed into his dimension by Zombie Shredder: We both don't belong here, Demon . Murders committed Hatori Tatsu - killed to take Kuro-Kabuto's helmet. Hammer - killed for attacking Kavaxas. Appearances in episodes Scroll of the Demondragon The Forgotten Swordsman Heart of Evil End Times (returned to Outlander)

After the destruction of the seal In episode 4 of season 5, after Shredder's resurrection, he ordered Tiger Claw to give the Seal of the Ancients to Kavaxas so he could destroy it. From Donatello's information that he is the most powerful demon dragon, it can be assumed that the Apocalypse will begin. And so it will. A rift will form between worlds, a crack will open in the earth, and the ghosts of deceased humans and mutants will emerge, including Tatsu and the deceased Sensei. Kavaxas will become ruler of the universe, and the only way to restore the seal is to order everything to be fixed, opening a portal to his dimension and returning him there. Facts Kavaksas can be seen in the music video with Refrigerator Cat. Donatello is Splinter's third adopted son and Karai's adoptive brother, but he is also the biological brother of Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo. Donnie is a scientist, mechanic, and inventor, responsible for the development and production of all the tools, gadgets, armor, vehicles, and weapons in the Turtles' arsenal, as well as a talented hacker. Wearing a purple headband, he fights with a Bo staff, which also transforms into a naginata (a Japanese halberd) with a blade at one end of the wooden staff. In this version, Donnie has a huge crush on April (who is also a teenager in this adaptation) and a rivalry with Casey over it. His Bo staff now transforms into a naginata, allowing him to master another ninjutsu skill. Description Donnie is a mutated, anthropomorphic, olive-skinned teenage Ninja Turtle. Unlike all his previous incarnations, this new, updated version of Donnie has a gap between his teeth in addition to a taller, more slender frame. He has large, red-brown eyes and an egg-shaped head. Like most incarnations, he wears a purple mask, the tails of which are longer than those of any of his brothers except Raph. His ninja gear consists of brown knee and elbow pads, light brown bandages wrapped around his ankles, wrists, and white bandages wrapped around his fingers. Character Donatello is incredibly creative and intelligent. He's an incredibly skilled scientist, with a "path with machines." He's a skilled scientist, mechanic, and mathematician, and is also an expert in many fields of science. He's devoted much time to studying technology, biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, and metallurgy. It's Donnie who invents many machines and gadgets that can be useful in battle. He also often places more faith in his knowledge and inventions than in the more spiritual advice taught to him by Master Splinter. Part of Donnie's difficulty is listening to his intuition, fighting without using his brain, and believing, as his mundane thinking hinders him. Despite his intelligence and knowledge, Donnie often tends to overcomplicate problems and overthink things. This is most likely because Donnie often processes everything through his mind, and it's difficult for him to understand spiritual guidance, believe, and act intuitively and without thinking, as Donnie usually needs to understand and comprehend things with his mind to succeed. This also applies to Splinter's advice, which ultimately becomes too much of a burden for him and causes consequences. Donatello is also very gentle, sentimental, and capable of being tender and understanding, loving, and romantic. He is in love with April, and sometimes finds it very difficult to talk to her. April has occasionally kissed him. His friend and rival, Casey, is also in love with April, and this can cause tension in their relationship. Donnie is also socially awkward, as he often misunderstands others and speaks in a complex manner, which causes his brothers, especially Raphael and his friend Casey, to tease him. His manner of speaking can also cause problems, as Donnie often speaks in complex terms and uses scientific jargon. When he tries to explain his invention or part of a plan to the team, the team often doesn't understand what he's saying, which can sometimes frustrate Donatello. Donnie also tends to overthink things. Despite Donnie's intelligence, he can be very nervous. He hates being abandoned by his brothers, especially Leo and Raph, in difficult situations. He gets very irritated when Leo pressures him to do things right. He also gets angry when something breaks, especially when it's his invention. Donnie often breaks under pressure and is often stressed. Donnie is also very irritable and impulsive, but not as angry and cruel as Raph. Donnie is also very stubborn and can be argumentative. Donnie can often yell at Mickey when he interferes with or touches inventions, just as Raph lashes out at Mickey. Despite this, Donnie is generally compassionate and more gentle with Mickey. Biography One day, the kindly Hamato Yoshi bought four turtles. Yoshi encountered a strange stranger and followed him. While eavesdropping on a conversation, he stepped on a rat, and the strangers, noticing him, began to fight. (The strangers were Kraang.) The Kraang released their mutagen, mutating Yoshi and the turtles. Yoshi raised the turtles as his own, naming them after Renaissance artists and saving his sons from the Kraang. He taught them ninjutsu, and Donnie grew up to be a smart, intelligent person. Season 1 In the first season, Donnie fell in love with April and, to save her and her father, convinced Splinter to save them. Donnie then manages to save April, but the Kraang took her father. Donnie then tries to find Kirby. Donnie was also upset about the weapon, but realized that a simple stick in the hands of a genius could be used even more effectively than a robot turtle. Donnie also tried to confess his feelings to April, but an incident with Rockwell the Ape got in the way. Donnie then finds his father, but he sacrifices himself so the turtles can disable the mutagen bomb, which Donnie succeeded in doing. Then Shredder appeared, from whom the turtles narrowly escaped. Then Donnie and Mickey faced Leo and Raph, but realized that only together could they defeat Sharptooth and Stockman. Then Donnie was forced to meet Timothy, and the turtles left him with someone they could trust. Donnie tried to train him, but it was no use. Then, because of Timothy, the turtles lose the battery. Then, Donnie tried to convince Pulverizer to leave the Foot Clan, but the Norn wouldn't listen. Then, Timothy mutated, and Donnie abandoned him until he could figure out a way out. Then, Donnie finds April's father, but after Raph's insults, he leaves alone. Then, Donnie saves Kirby, but they nearly die and are saved by the other turtles from Newtralizer. Then, Donnie tried to stop the invasion of New York, but he failed. Then, Donnie and the other turtles rescue April from the Technodrome, but Leo sacrifices himself, surviving. Season 2 In season 2, Donnie and the other turtles accidentally dump 60 containers of mutagen from the Kraang ship, mutating Kirby. After a failed attempt to capture her father, April discovers everything and leaves the turtles, upsetting Donnie and his brothers. Donnie also caused the Mutagenoid to almost kidnap April, and Timothy ingested the freezing mutagen, greatly upsetting Donnie. Donnie and April made peace, which pleased him. Then, when Casey appeared, they became enemies for April's attention. Donnie creates an artificial intelligence for Metalhead, but he sacrifices himself for the mutants. Donnie, Casey, and April defeat the Kraang and Kratotragons together. Donnie also invented the Retro-Mutagen for April's father, but Stockman almost thwarted it, but Kirby eventually became human again. Next, Donnie led the rescue operation for Karai, which was successful, but she sought revenge on Shredder and mutated, which upset him. Next, Donnie built a giant robot, Che-Robot, and argued with Leo that a robot was better than an escape plan. Next, the Kraang, having discovered the turtles' lair, staged a takeover of New York, mutating everyone, and Splinter was thrown into a 24-hour tube by Shredder. Next, after Leo ended up in a coma because of Shredder, the turtles left for April's dacha. Season 3 In Season 3, Leo woke up three months later, and Donnie tried to cure him, but he failed. Then, when Schiz turned Raph into a plant, Donnie brought Raph back by injecting him with Schiz's mutagen and soldering him. Then Big Foot the Yeti arrived and fell in love with Donnie, which confused him. Then Big Foot left with Finger. Then, April's Mom's clone was found, and Donnie almost became part of a new machine mutant. Then, due to an experiment, April telepathically connected with the Chimera mutant, and this mutant wanted to eat Donnie, Raph, Mickey, and Casey, but Leo and April saved them. Then, April's vision was restored. Then, Donnie and all the turtles went to the spirit world, and Don fought the ghost Tiger Claw. Then, Donnie built a new Turtle Ride, and the friends came to New York. Next, the turtles rescue Splinter and unsuccessfully try to save Karai from Bebop and Rocksteady. Next, Mickey makes a new Retro Mutagen, and the friends find the Mighty Mutanimals and save New York from the Kraang, saving people in the process. Next, Donnie discovers that Shredder wants to use the mind-control serum and helps save the Mutanimals from Shredder. Next, he tries to save April from Karai's bite, but doesn't know what to do. Next, Splinter and Leo heal everyone from Karai's poison. Next, he flew back in time with Renet. Next, because of Mickey, he became stupid and easily distracted, but Mickey restored his mind with his chemist's cocktail and they defeat Creep Vion. Next, Donnie can't deal with the mind-control worm and leaves, but is trapped in a Tetris game. Next, Donnie is saved by his brothers. Next, after Krognard's finale, the friends discover that the Kraang are not defeated, thanks to Zog. Next, Raph destroys the Zone beacon. Next, the Turtles try to prevent the Kraang invasion, but fail, and the Triceratons destroy the Technodrome. Next, the Turtles and the Mighty Mutanimals fight the Triceratons, but the friends lose and kidnap Mickey. Next, the Turtles fly to the Kraang UFO, successfully rescuing Mickey from the Triceratons. Next, Shredder kills the teacher, and the Earth is consumed by the Black Hole Generator. Next, the friends are saved by the Fugitoid. Season 4 In season 4, the Fugitoid travels back in time several years, and the friends fly to stop the Triceratons from destroying Earth. Donnie dons the Fugitoid's spacesuit and helps him inspect the damaged ship. After the meteor shower, the Fugitoid lands on Varanon, where Donnie and April come to look at the crystals, but one breaks, angering the alien. The friends then escape Lord Dregg. The Fugitoid's ship crashes on the planet Talos, where everyone nearly freezes to death, but thanks to Raphael, who teamed up with Mina Lisa and G'Trokka, the friends are saved, and the Fugitoid repairs the ship. He then witnessed Armaggon's attack and the appearance of the Wyrm, and then flew with everyone else to the planet Eonnov, but lost the first fragment of the Black Hole Generator with his friends. He then entered Mickey's head to save him. Then he ended up in the Triceraton arena, but thanks to Zeno, he managed to escape and escape. Then he flew to Dimension X and the Utroms to rescue their queen, who was about to be kidnapped by the Kraang. Then he was in the Cosmic Ocean of Vorun, and Chud was not eaten by K'Tuuga. Then he helped save Hydrala from Dregg. Then he ended up in the world of 1987, and helped save worlds from the Kraang of Sub-Prime and 1987. He also visited the black-and-white world of the Original Turtles, Mirage, with Donnie 1987. Then he thought he was a loser because he knew nothing about space compared to the Fugitoid. Then, when Mozar tracked down the turtles, the Fugitoid accidentally broke, and Donnie was afraid to fix it, but he created him an even better body than his previous one, and the Fugitoid said that Donnie would need 2,000 years to speed up his progress. Then Ptzelazas deleted him, and when Fugitoid cured him, he came up with the idea of ​​turning the antidote into a weapon against the Warriors, which proved effective. Then, when he learned that Mona wanted to sacrifice herself, he wanted to stop her, but when Scorpinoid deleted her, he worried about her. Then, Fugitoid cured Mona. Then, he was on Magdomar and saw Tokka. Then, when the Triceratons assembled the Black Hole Generator, and when Fugitoid admitted that he had created it, he was shocked, but unlike Leonardo, he wasn't angry at Fugitoid. Then, when Fugitoid didn't finish the plan, he said he couldn't trust him, and Fugitoid left everyone on Earth. Then, he helped his past self fight Mozar and the Triceratons, and destroyed the Black Hole Generator. Then, he realized that Fugitoid wanted to sacrifice himself. Then, he was glad that April became a kunoichi. Then, he saw the appearance of Shinigami. Then, when Leo was secretly leaving, he tried to find him, but was injured by a bomb explosion. Then, Splinter healed him. Then, he created the mech paws, which helped him defeat Baxter, Anthrax, and Scambag. Then, he and Mondo were captured by Don Vizioso to see what was inside mutants, but Leo and Mickey saved him. Then, he studied April's crystal, but it resulted in a giant eye popping out of the comics, and Mickey used it to get Crooked-Nose and Vertibird. Then, when Splinter and Super Shredder fell into the abyss, he and Mickey went into the cave.To save Splinter after finding him. Then he studied April's crystal, and when April became possessed by Xa-Naron, he ended up under rubble with Splinter. Then he wanted to talk to April, but because of Xa-Naron, she quantumly disintegrated him into atoms. Then April, having defeated Xa-Naron, put Donnie back together. Then he helped save Casey from the Blades of Vengeance. Then, when Tokka came to Earth, he controlled the Kraang UFO so Raph would give Chompy to Tokka. Then he went to Coney Island, but upon realizing it was a hoax, he went to the Wolf Hotel after seeing Splinter's death. Then he created a retro-mutagen for Super Shredder, but used it on Stockman Mickey, turning him human. Then the retro-mutagen didn't work on Shredder, and he was thrown off the roof. Then, after Leo killed Shredder, he sat on the roof of a building with his friends. Season 5 He created special motion sensors and detected movement in the sewers, which turned out to be Foot Cultists. He then helped Karai defeat Hatori Tatsu. He then sought revenge on Don Vizioso for trying to kill him and for destroying mutants, but realized revenge wouldn't work. He then created special devices against demons and ghosts, and wearing one, he went to fight the ghosts of hell. He then said goodbye to Splinter. He then helped Mona Lisa and Commander Sal defeat K'Vatrac, but failed. He and Karai were taken by the returning Lord Dregg, but the friends defeated Dregg and Newtralizer. Mona then stayed with Raph. He then found himself in a feudal Japan populated by animals and helped Usagi Yojimbo bring Kintaro to the temple and defeat Joi. In the only episode of the past Turtles, when he was little, he and his brothers listen to Splinter's story. In the middle of the fifth season, in the world of the Muto-apocalypse, he is absent, having died after falling and re-mutating, and was replaced by DonBot as his digital double. For more details, see DonBot (2012 animated series). Then, April became a vampire, and Renet saved him and his brothers from monsters. Then, in Egypt, he translated hieroglyphs in a pyramid. Then, when the Mummy awakened, he broke her canopic jars, angering the Mummy. Then, Raph became a vampire, using faith and the cross on his staff to partially defeat Dracula and the vampires. Then, he helped Victor Frankenstein create Frank. Then, he charged the Time Scepter, but was turned into a vampire. Then, Mickey killed Dracula, and Donnie and Raph turned back into normal people. Then, he returned from the time of the dinosaurs back to New York with Renet. Then, he detected an energy surge and discovered the Technodrome, and together with his brothers, he saved the turtles from the 80s. Then he taught the 1987 Turtles ninjutsu. Then he prevented Bebop and Rocksteady from taking the matter transfer chip, but it failed. Then he and 1987 Donnie created laser X-guns for cars. Then he tried to stop the stone monster invasion, but Bebop and Rocksteady saved him. Then he destroyed Traag and Granitor with the cannons. Then he rejoiced when the invasion was stopped. Relationship Family Leo and Donnie are good brothers. They usually get along well and don't argue, as they are both responsible. However, due to their different approaches and opinions (Donnie is softer, impulsive, and indecisive, preferring to rely on rational thinking and technology, while Leo is more decisive, experienced, mature, morally stable, and relies on the spiritual advice of Splinter and himself), they often argue, and when Leo tries to ask Donnie to do more, it angers him. Sometimes Leo is overprotective of the younger Donnie, which also irritates and angers Donatello. Leo also sometimes forgets his younger age, placing too much pressure on him, expecting him to give everything in a short period of time, just as he does from himself, which also angers him. Raph and Donnie have a difficult time communicating. Raph usually teases Donnie because Donnie often takes too long to explain scientific facts, or overcomplicates situations and doesn't speak clearly. But Raph often helps him communicate with April, listening to him about it, and they sometimes become close, as they both tend to be thoughtful. Sometimes, Raphael can also calmly listen to his younger brother. Mickey and Donnie are the two brothers who communicate the most. Donnie usually gets mad at Mickey, either because of his pranks or when Mickey breaks things, but unlike Raphael, Donnie doesn't get mad as much and often forgives Mickey. He's also the closest of the two brothers to Michelangelo. Donnie and Mickey are good brothers and friends and often spend time together. Donnie also often shares his thoughts with Mickey. Splinter and Donnie get along well, but Donnie often overcomplicates his advice, turning it into problems for himself. He loves Splinter very much and tries to listen to him. Friends April and Donnie get along well and are good friends. Donnie fell in love with her at first sight and is in love with her, but he doesn't know how to say it, but April eventually learns it. Casey and Donnie are rivals. They usually clash over April. They're also very different, but they're still good friends. Fugitoid and Donnie are good friends. Fugitoid is like a teacher and guide to the mysterious world of space, teaching Donnie a great deal. But sometimes Donnie is frustrated by his lack of knowledge about space. Donnie was shocked to learn that Fugitoid is the creator of the Heart of Darkness, but despite this, he doesn't hold a grudge against him like Leo, Raph, and Casey do. Dr. Rockwell and Donnie are friends, but they often argue because Rockwell talks fast and does not let others finish, doing things his way, but despite this, they are good friends who understand each other in the field of science. Spray Gun and Donnie don't communicate well. Donnie mostly tries to explain things to him, but it doesn't help because Timothy is stupid. Over time, Donnie becomes concerned about him. When he mutated, Donnie abandoned him in the hopes that he could someday make him human again. Dr. Kudakhchenko and Donnie are good friends and colleagues. Donnie was initially annoyed when the chicken drank the mutagen and became a mutant, but after seeing her large brain and immense intelligence, Donnie and Dr. Kudakhchenko became good friends. Enemies The Kraang and Donnie are sworn enemies. For Donnie, they are the most sworn enemies because, in addition to physical combat, Donnie also fights the Kraang with his mind. And it's Donnie who is usually the one who understands Kraang technology. The Kraang are also privy to April's telepathy and want to kidnap her, something Donnie refuses to allow. Because of their attempts to kidnap her, they are Donnie's most sworn enemies. Kraang Prime and Donnie are practically sworn enemies. Despite little interaction between them, he is Donnie's sworn enemy, as he is the one who wants to kidnap April and destroy Earth. It was also Kraang Prime who confronted Donnie in the Che-Robot he created. Shredder and Donnie are sworn enemies. Although Shredder wants to destroy Splinter, Donnie has little interaction with him. Victor Falco and Donnie are sworn enemies. Victor tricked Donnie and April into bringing him Rockwell. Falco subsequently confronted him using telepathy, and Donnie defeated him by fighting without thinking. Victor then mutated and became the villain Rat King, becoming Splinter's sworn enemy. The Sea Monster and Donnie are partial enemies. The Sea Monster believed Turtle Submarine was a female and was preventing the turtles from getting to the Kraang. Newtralizer and Donnie are sworn enemies. When Donatello ran to free Kirby O'Neil, Donnie accidentally discovered the Salamandrian and hid with Kirby from the killer, dubbing the newt the Triterminator. Newtralizer gradually became Michelangelo's sworn enemy. Speed ​​Demon and Donnie are enemies. Donnie considers him an enemy because he ate him, turning him into a twisted version of himself and mind-controlling him, forcing him to attack Casey. When Donnie tried to destroy the car himself, the Demon defeats him. But much to Donnie and Casey's relief, Leo, driving O'Neil's van, crashes directly into Speed ​​Demon, sending him over a cliff and exploding. Bebop and Donnie are enemies. Bebop mostly fights Donnie, and they often communicate during battle. Also, Bebop's first battle after mutating was with Donnie. Besides Donnie, Bebop often fights Mickey. Creep and Donnie are sworn enemies. Creep was originally Raphael's sworn enemy, and then Leonardo's. But thanks to Michelangelo, Creep returns and regains his intelligence. However, mutated into Creepvune , he was defeated by Donatello with retromutagen. The Triceratons and Donnie are sworn enemies. Donatello fought against them, saving Earth, and suggested to Mozar that they leave Earth and join forces with humans to learn from each other. But the Triceratons destroyed Earth, and Donatello, his brothers, April, and Casey traveled back in time to save Earth. Vryngat Dregg and Donnie are partially sworn enemies. Donnie is the second most active combatant against Dregg, after Raphael. Donnie came up with the idea to use an antidote against Vryngat, but it ran out when Lord Dregg emerged and tried to devour Donatello, but he was saved by Y'gidba. Don Vizioso and Donnie are sworn enemies. When Vizioso kidnapped Donnie and Mondo to cut him up and see what mutants were inside, Donnie developed a hatred for Vizioso and wanted revenge. When Donnie had the chance to deal with Vizioso, he wasted no time. But when Donnie tried to take Vizioso's life, Donnie realized that revenge made him a far worse villain than Don Vizioso himself, and Donnie let him go. Pharaoh and Donnie are sworn enemies. It was Donnie who translated the inscriptions with Che-Fon's help in Ancient Egyptian, and Donnie fought him, trying to calm the mummy by smashing canopic jars over its head in the battle. Donnie's List of Inventions Wall climbing claws Che-pod Ironhead Laser-guided missile/stick Digital master key Smoke bombs Patrol buggy Che-Fon Panzerobus Che-cycle Micro Backpack with a Cockroach Spy Camera Electric grenade Turtle Submarine Folding wings Mutagen Analyzer-Finder Che-rocket Microscope/scanner glasses Voice modulator for Timothy Grappling hook Retro-mutagen Oxygen Tubes for Measuring X Che-Robot Casey's car Psychic Ability Enhancer Turtle Minibus Turtle Airship Camouflage trash can Turtle Transformer Mechanical beetle legs Motion sensors Plasma reproducers for spirits Anti-gravity calzone oven Laser X-guns Weapon Donatello holds his Bo staff In this version, Donatello wields a long wooden Bo staff, which, like his brothers with their customized weapons, is highly skilled, twirling it like a spear and swinging it like a baseball bat. His Bo staff can also transform into a naginata spear using a rotating mechanism. In space, he used a device similar to the Bo staff, which analyzes the degree of damage and delivers an electric shock. In season 5, episodes 14-17 during the Monster arc, he used a cross-shaped tip with a stone that emits a light that, according to some, kills monsters. Interesting facts His name translates as "Gift of God". If we compare Donatello to the four beasts of the Apocalypse and the Gospels, Donatello resembles the bull-faced beast, as he is more down-to-earth due to his rational thinking and technological creativity. And Donnie is closer to the Gospel of Luke, as Donatello is the third in seniority, like the third Gospel, and the style of this Gospel is more focused on small details omitted in the previous Gospels, having a more detailed style, a more precise chronology, and being the longest not in the number of chapters, but in the content of the material, similar to Donatello's tall stature. Donatello's favorite color is purple. Donnie's favorite food is pizza with anchovies. Of the animated series I watched with my brothers, I liked Super Robo Mega Platoon 5 the most . He even built a Che-robot based on the Robot from the cartoon. Has the longest headband ends except for Raphael. He is voiced by Rob Poelsen, who voiced Raphael in the first series. He has a pet named Dr. Kudakhchenko , but because he stayed at April's farm, he rarely sees him. He previously had a pet cockroach named Chong , who mutated into the Terminator Cockroach. Donnie's apprentice is Pulverizer/Timothy . Donatello has a diastema, a gap between his central teeth. Also, because of the gap, Donnie sometimes whistles in his sleep. Donnie has skills and knowledge in metallurgy, physics, chemistry, biomedical sciences, engineering, biology, and other various fields of science. Donnatello's weapon is a Bo staff. But in the 2012 animated series, he and Michelangelo were given a blade, making the Bo staff transform into a naginata, using a retractable blade at one end. Fell in love with April at first sight. Donnie is right-handed. The tallest of the brothers. Donatello is like the oil in pizza because he's like oil, being the most unnoticeable member of the team, but he's essential, as without it, pizza can burn or become too dry. Oil is also used to prevent iron from rusting, further linking Donnie to oil, as Donnie is interested in robotics. He is also the thinnest member of the turtle team (Karai called him "skinny"). Has swamp-colored bandages on his arms and legs. In Donnie's season 1 episode 8, Never Say Xever , there is a theory that he and his brothers were either Diamondbacks or Carolina Box Turtles before their mutation. Most likely, he and his brothers hatched somewhere between June and August 1997, since he was already 15 years old in 2012, and it is unlikely that he was born on the day of the mutation. The villains nicknamed not by Mickey but by Donnie were K'Vatrac and the Snakeweed clone . Donnie named the clone—the son of Snakeweed and K'Vatrac—Neutriton (or Triterminator in the Russian dub of Season 1, Episode 24). Donnatello's attitude toward humans is likely neutral, as he's interested in science and human achievements, but he's disappointed in humans for their lack of development, their lack of acceptance of mutants, and their lack of respect for animals, polluting the planet. However, he's in love with a human named April. Donnie's fear is losing April, either if she hates him or if something happens to her. He was the first turtle whose face is visible without his mask. Donatello appears without his mask in the episode "Hack and Smash ." Its head is egg-shaped. His love for April is a subtle nod to King Kong, as both stories take place in New York City. Both Kong and Donnie are non-human beings who are in love with human heroes (Kong with Ann, Donatello with April). Like Casey, a rival for April's attention, Jack Driscoll is also in love with Ann. This is further supported by the reference in the episode "Monkey Brain" itself , as Dr. Rockwell is also an ape who understands April, and the episode focuses on Donatello. The episode also centers on Donnie's love for April. Rockwell would later become Donnie's friend from "The Mighty Mutanimals," having a strong plot connection with Donatello. Michelangelo is one of the four protagonists of the 2012 animated series. He is a mutant turtle with an orange bandana and is the most positive and cheerful member of the team. Description Mickey has light green skin. Michelangelo also has blue eyes. He is the shortest of the turtles and appears slightly chubby (though this is due to his shell). He also has freckles on his face. He wears an orange bandana with the shortest ends and brown bandages on his legs and arms. He wears a belt with no forearm (like Raph). Character Michelangelo has a cheerful and naive personality. He's quite poor at understanding many things, but can sometimes remember complex ones, thanks to his photographic memory. He's very naive and believes in many things, like leprechauns. He's also easily fooled, as Chris Bradford did. However, Michelangelo can be focused and serious if something threatens his brothers. He's also a sincere optimist. He has a big heart and a compassionate nature, and can help those in need without thinking about himself. Unlike his brothers, he doesn't have anger issues and quickly forgets bad things. Although he can get angry, he usually doesn't cross the line like Raph. He also has a certain subconscious mind, as despite his personality, he's able to remember important information and has learned to survive in Dimension X, having figured out how to live there. Story Before his mutation, he was a normal turtle (like his brothers), purchased by Hamato Yoshi at a pet store. One day, mutated along with his brothers due to Yoshi's fight with the Kraang, Splinter hid them from the Kraang and temporarily settled with his young sons in a warehouse. There, Splinter named them after Renaissance artists. Later, when the Kraang found them, Hamato Yoshi barely escaped the Kraang and entered the sewers, where they found their home. Living and learning ninjutsu there, Michelangelo, under Splinter's tutelage and lessons, became a master ninja within 15 years. Powers and abilities He possesses immense spiritual potential and intuition, but due to his lack of intelligence, he is unable to use it effectively. Although Michelangelo has repeatedly demonstrated that he is capable of attentiveness, focus, and the use of his intuition and talents. He is also a professional cook (though his brothers don't support him because Mickey can't tell the difference between poison and normal food), and is capable of preparing complex recipes. On Earth, Michelangelo seems like a fool, but in Dimension X, he is capable of great feats, as after a month of adapting there, he realized that many things react to sound. There, he was able to track down the entire Kraang empire single-handedly, using energy crystals and hookworms. He can pilot an invisibility ship and understands Freezecat and cat language. He is a very accurate marksman and thrower. In season five, he gained the ability to manipulate electricity and transform into pure energy after disintegrating into particles. These powers proved powerful enough for Mickey to provide significant support to his brothers and allies against the alien invasion. However, Bishop explained that the powers could be depleted, which would result in the turtle's death. Therefore, at the end of the series, Mickey was cured of these powers. Weapons and equipment Mickey is equipped with nunchucks, collects exploding energy crystals in Dimension X, uses hookworms as a means of transportation and a food source, also laughs very loudly and screeches, confuses many monsters, and destroys surfaces reinforced with Krang Metal. List of nicknames of Michelangelo Snake Loach Spider Metalhead Sharptooth (originally Dogpound) Rahzar Leatherhead Justin Sabretooth (originally Fishface) mutagenoid KromDom April the Scarecrow Refrigeration Cat Tiger Claw (I wanted to call Tiger Claw by his name before he said it) Pizza-faced Bezminog (originally Rocktopus) Traag Granitor Creep (original only. In the Russian dub, Creep was given the nickname Leonardo) Big foot Dk. Tsyptsypenvort D. D. N. Chimera Bebop and Rocksteady Mondo Gecko Mega Shredder Creep Loach Commander Sall Bombbelly Gooseniksa (living atoms. In the original, Mickey called them Caterpillar) Little Squibbles (worms with long tongues nicknamed Mickey) Entrax Super Shredder Pugstar Frank I wanted to give the Rat King a nickname, but then I came to terms with his own. I also wanted to name April's father, the mutant bat, Vertibird, but Donnie was against it. I would also have named McMann the Stinking Avenger. I was also unhappy when Kirby said that Donatello named K'Vatrac Newtral instead of him (in the Russian dub of season 1, they called him Triterminator). Then I began to think he was the one who gave Newtral the nickname. I also wanted to name Creep Psycho, but Leo Schiz's nickname stuck. There's also a blooper in the dub where Mickey calls Xever Sharptooth, even though Bradford already has that nickname. In the American version, Michelangelo calls him Sabretooth. Appearances in episodes As one of the protagonists, he appears in all episodes, with the exception of Wasteland Wars . Interesting facts The name Michelangelo translates as "Who is like God?" The name Michelangelo comes from the name of the Archangel Michael. The Russian interpretation of the name is Mikhail. If we compare Michelangelo to the four beasts of the Apocalypse and the four Gospels, Michelangelo is close to the eagle-faced beast, as Michelangelo has the most powerful spiritual experience, light, naive, and absent-minded like the wind, too detached from Earth, with his head in the clouds. Of the Gospels, Mickey is closer to the Gospel of John, as Michelangelo is the youngest of the brothers, just as the fourth Gospel is the last, and its style is more spiritually focused, complementing the three previous Gospels and having a more spiritual style, a more heartfelt text. This is closer to Michelangelo, as the youngest brother, possessing the greatest spiritual potential and completing the team, being its heart. Michelangelo is in love with two girls: Renet and Shinigami . But it's more likely that he truly loves Renet. Shinigami is more of a temporary love interest. Michelangelo's weapons are two nunchaku. However, in the 2012 animated series, a retractable blade was added to one of the handles of each nunchaku, turning the nunchaku into a kusurigama. One nunchaku also has a long, additional chain attached to it. Despite this, Michelangelo in space, unlike his brothers, who received their original weapon counterparts in space, received a space tonfa. This was likely done because laser nunchucks would have been dangerous. Mickey also sometimes uses kusurigama in place of nunchucks. If you compare Michelangelo to pizza ingredients, he's like cheese, as cheese is made from milk, while other ingredients are lighter, which mirrors Michelangelo's childlike nature and naivety. Michelangelo also holds the team together, being its heart. He has the largest number of costumes: Ninja, Bird Cherry, Role-playing, Savage, Shinobi, Space, Dark, Japanese Wanderer and Van Helsing. Mickey has the shortest ends of his headband/bandana. Mickey's favorite food is pizza . Any kind. Michelangelo was also the first to taste pizza. Mickey's favorite genre of music is hip-hop. Unlike his brothers, when Splinter gave him his weapons, he said, "They'll fit you!" instead of a reason, which was a trait shared by Mickey's brothers. This likely reflects the comical and unpredictable nature of Mickey's character. Michelangelo's catchphrase is "Booyakasha!" Michelangelo himself doesn't know what it means and says it's just a lot of fun to shout. His catchphrase, "Cowabunga!" from the 1987 cartoon, was first used by Mondo Gecko in the episode "Meet Mondo Gecko ," and was adopted by Mickey. Michelangelo also sometimes combined the two phrases into "Booyakabangala!" According to Greg Cipes, Booyakasha means "Blessing and loving every moment." So when Michelangelo or any of the Turtles says it, it signifies celebration at that moment. However, the word was originally coined by comedian Sacha Baron Cohen as part of his satirical reggae persona, Ali G. He is the shortest in height. He's the only brother who's a good cook, and that's why he makes breakfast. Michelangelo also made his pizza crust from scratch in the "Pizza Face" episode , which is actually the hardest part. However, Michelangelo can sometimes be a terrible cook, forgetting proper cooking techniques, causing his brothers to refuse his food. The only one who prefers Mickey's bad food is Leatherhead. Michelangelo, or more precisely the version from the 2012 animated series, is very similar to the superhero Beast Boy from the Teen Titan animated series. They are both green, cheerful team members who enjoy junk food, both enjoy playing pranks on others, are closer to their smarter friend (Cyborg and Donatello), both love animals, and both have crushes on blondes. Also, Reinette and Teru (Beast Boy's love interest in the animated series) are also voiced by the same actress, Ashley Johnson, and Michelangelo is voiced by Greg Cipes, who also voiced Beast Boy. Michelangelo is a fan of the animated series " Chris Bradford and the Super Cool Crew " and Crognard . Michelangelo is also a fan of the Vertibird and Crookback comics , which are a reference to Batman. Of all the turtles, Michelangelo is the most naive about humanity, believing they'll be accepted and wanting to befriend Bradford. He's likely just naive about humanity, like a child, because he naively wanted to become human without fully understanding why. Also, if he were human, he might have tried to turn back into a turtle. He enjoys being a turtle, but unlike Raph, Mickey loves all animals, especially cats (Fridge Cat). It's more likely that he and his brothers hatched somewhere between June and August 1997, since he was already 15 years old in 2012, and it's unlikely that he was born on the day of the mutation. Michelangelo possesses immense intuition and spiritual potential, but he can't always use it due to absent-mindedness. Mickey couldn't even remember what reagents he used to create the improved retro-mutagen. Mickey is most likely partially ambidextrous, as he uses both hands alternately. He was the first to test a mechanism for vertical flight up and down. He doesn't deny that he accidentally breaks and destroys everything on Earth (pressed the panic button, etc.) Mickey is the only one who has seen Nutrinos in real life, not in his mind. Mickey's pet is Freezer Cat . Since season 2, Michelangelo's dislike for squirrels has grown due to the Squirrel Canoids, where he suspected a squirrel of being a spy in "Manhattan Project, Part 1. " In "Mazes and Mutants," Michelangelo believed that turning into a squirrel was worse than turning into a turkey. In "Newtralizer! ", Mickey again suspected squirrels of stealing Kraang technology. Only in "Visions in the Forest" was Michelangelo able to reconcile with the squirrels, having previously tried to survive in the forest and attempted to steal an acorn from squirrels, causing them to chase him. A squirrel eventually shared the acorn with him, which helped Mickey forgive the squirrels and reconcile. His student is Napoleon Bonaquac . His initial fear was Squirreloids and monsters, but after meeting Pizza Face , he became his fear. Most likely, his fear changed because Mickey finds evil pizza scarier than squirrels, but he just couldn't imagine that before Pizza Face. Mickey hates polka. Michelangelo is shown without a mask in the episode "Hack and Smash ." Mickey is also the second turtle to be shown without a mask. Michelangelo is shown unmasked again in When Worlds Collide, Part 2 . Michelangelo has many unique talents and skills that his brothers do not have or are considered rare for humans. Has a photographic memory. Can hold his breath longer than his brothers. Possesses great intuition. Is partially ambidextrous. Possesses a subconscious/unconscious mind and emotional intelligence, which allows him to do complex things. Possesses knowledge and understanding of the laws of Dimension X. He can make very realistic shadows using his hands. He's capable of fighting or acting without thinking. But if you tell him to do it without thinking, Mickey will think about how not to think. The willpower that allowed him to last longer than any of his brothers, suppressing the mutant Wasps' control. Creation. Can cook well. Mickey loves comics, skateboarding, video games, animals, pizza, hip-hop and 90s music, cartoons, and playing pranks on his brothers. Mickey loves and adores animals. But unlike Michelangelo from the 1987 cartoon , his love for animals is closer to a child's naive love for various animals, as he wanted to save Leatherhead and brought him home, despite the threat he posed. Mickey also grew very fond of Refrigerator Cat before April's mutation, and he cared for the chickens on April's farm. Has a collection of human underwear. The only one of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from the 2012 series to have freckles. Chompy is Raphael's little pet and Tokka's cub. Description It looks like a small purple turtle with a spiked shell. Its eyes are purple and it has a spiked tail. In the future, it appears larger and develops lava veins like its mother's. It behaves like a dog, breathing with its tongue and walking on all fours. Story In Season 4, Episode 13, "Planet of Eternal Flame," Raphael discovered the egg from which Chompy hatched. Raph took him with him, but Leo was against it. Chompy then called out to Tokka, and the friends realized she was his mother. Upon reaching Tokka, Raph placed Chompy on Tokka's back and flew away, but discovered that Chompy had hidden in Raph's shell. Chompy remained with Raph because everyone thought Tokka had died. In Season 4, Episode 14, Raph took him with him to Earth. In Season 4, Episode 16, "Broken Leg," he played the board game "Mazes and Mutants" with Raph, where he defeated Refrigerator Cat and Mickey. In Season 4, Episode 20, Super Shredder was watching TV with the Turtles when the power went out. In Season 4, Episode 23, "Toka vs. the World," he was playing with Refrigerator Cat when he farted on her. He was then taken to the ITKI to be returned to Tokka, but Bishop didn't want to give him up. After Griffin's order and Tokka's appearance on Earth, Bishop sent the turtles and Chompy on the Kraang's flying machine to Tokka. Upon reaching Tokka, Raph gave him to his mother, but Chompy wanted to go to Raph. After some thought, Tokka gave Chompy to Raph and flew away. He then played with Raph. In episode 25 of season 4 of "Requiem," I watched Chris Bradford's final episode. In episode 26 of season 4 of "Owari," I attended Splinter's funeral. Interesting facts Chompy is based on Snappy Warhol, a small turtle in a tomato can who accompanied the giant mutant turtle Terrapin. He was a cancelled character for the 1987 Turtles toy line. He replaces Spike/Slash as Raphael's pet turtle. This was partly due to fans' requests for Raphael to have a pet turtle again. Armaggon is a supporting antagonist in the 2012 animated series. He is a shark-like assassin hired by Lord Dregg to capture the Turtles. According to his criminal record, he is wanted in 87 star systems. Description He looks like a great white shark, but unlike a real shark, he has clawed hands and limbs. He has scars on his head and wears a metal shark suit with a giant mouth. The suit's eyes glow blue. He has a communication device attached to his left hand. Character The personality of a smug and observant mercenary, who is very greedy and evil. For him, working as a hired thug is primarily about money and the occasional good meal (if the victims are edible). He is quite patient and can wait for a very long time. He also likes to praise himself and rejoices when he succeeds, praising himself. He dislikes complex topics and conversations, as he doesn't fully understand them. He also dislikes robots. Relationship Allies Lord Dregg is an employer who hired him to kill the Turtles and their friends, then deliver them to him as prisoners to be killed by hand. He treats him like a regular employer, working for money. But he's angered by Lord Dregg's repeated reminders of his failures, which in turn increases his pay. Enemies The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are the enemies he was hired to destroy. Leonardo is the sworn enemy of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He was the first to attempt to kill Leo in outer space, but Leonardo was saved by his brothers, and they all flew to Overbrain Station. He then fought Leo on the station's destruction, where Leo distracted him, allowing the others to escape by breaking Armaggon's jetpack, causing him to crash into a broken computer, exploding along with the station and surviving the explosion. Because of this, he began to consider the Turtles sworn enemies. Much later, in Varuna's Cosmic Ocean, he threatened to eat Leonardo and held him captive, forcing the Turtles to search for the Black Hole Generator, which failed. Leo then dropped him off at Scorpinoid. Michelangelo is his second personal enemy. After Leo, he fought Mickey most often. Michelangelo often teases him, but Armaggon ignores his jokes. He tried to eat him at Hydral, but failed. Raphael is an enemy. Initially, he was simply an enemy, and Armaggon himself had little contact with him. During Ulix's escape from K'Tuuga, where Armaggon was present, he accidentally hugged Raphael in fear, but the turtle vomited all over the mercenary. At first, he perceived him as an ordinary victim until he hacked his correspondence with Mona Lisa. After hacking his correspondence, Armaggon offered to contact the turtles through Mona, a move Dregg took advantage of. He punched Raphael in the face, considering him pathetic for his broken heart over Y'gidba's betrayal. Donatello is Armaggon's enemy. He dislikes him, as his scientific interests and clever talk irritate Armaggon. He also rarely interacted with and fought Donatello, having the least interaction with him. April O'Neil saw her as a potential meal, as Dregg didn't particularly care about April and Casey's lives, unlike the Turtles. But just in case, he planned to bring her to Dregg personally, as he wasn't sure if his opinion regarding enemy allies would change. Dregg also wanted to eat her later, but Fugitoid, and then Leonardo, saved her by throwing Armaggon to Scorpinoid. Casey Jones saw him as a potential meal. He's Casey's favorite villain, though Armaggon himself doesn't know this, as he's had little contact with him. He also wanted to eat him in Dregg's palace, but Vringatt forbade it. Fugitoid wasn't a primary or even a major enemy, as Armaggon himself didn't pay much attention to him and likely considered him simply a robot who accompanied humans and turtles. He likely disliked him, as he disliked all robots, and also for his clever words. Overbrain was a space station producing warbots, which Armaggon intended to use for his own purposes, killing the Turtles. However, Lord Dregg ordered the Turtles brought to him personally, causing Armaggon to stop killing enemies. Overbrain then decided to kill Armaggon as well, enraging Armaggon and deciding to leave the station with the Turtles. However, he became an unwitting ally of the Turtles in their battle against the warbots. The Dahagons are Armaggon's enemies who captured him. Hydrala is Armaggon's enemy. Katugga is Armaggon's enemy. He feared she would eat him along with the ship, but the heroes managed to escape. Then Katugga ate him anyway, but he survived. I'gidba is Armaggon's enemy. He hacked her correspondence with Raf and offered to use her to Dregg, forcing her to cooperate in betraying the Turtles to save the planet. He then, along with Dregg, forced Mona to betray Raf. After the plan was carried out, and she betrayed the Turtles, he fought the Salamandrian. G'Trokka is Armaggon's enemy. Armaggon believed Dregg used him to force him to betray the Turtles for the sake of his planet. Then, after he betrayed them, Armaggon attacked the Salamandrian. Scorpinoid initially perceived Vringatt as a monster, to whom Dregg dumps his enemies. But then Armaggon himself became Scorpinoid's victim. Neutral Triceratons - since Armaggon did not come into contact with them or communicate with them, but simply saw them while observing the turtles, it is more likely that he treated them neutrally. Story Season 4 In the "Armaggon the Mercenary" series , Lord Dregg hired him to exterminate the Turtles. Initially, he crushed Ulix with his metal jaw, forcing Leonardo into space, where the shark attempted to devour and kill the turtle. Leonardo was saved by his brothers at the last second, and the Turtles fled to a space station to hide from Armaggon. However, it turned out that he had lured the heroes to an abandoned station to destroy the Turtles. Then, activating the artificial intelligence Overbrain , he tried to use it to destroy the Turtles, but Overbrain decided to destroy all organic life and enslave the world with robots. Because of this, he temporarily allied with the Turtles, fighting the warbots. When Overbrain was destroyed, he decided to capture the Turtles, but he was distracted by Leo, and during the fight, Leo broke his backpack, causing the shark to crash into a computer, which exploded. When the station exploded, the Turtles thought he was dead, but Armaggon survived and promised revenge. In " Space Ocean ," he followed the Turtles and broke into the ship, where he captured Leo, threatening to bite his head off unless the Turtles gave him a piece of the Black Hole Generator. The heroes swam to Katugga, who was chasing Ulyx, and Armaggon was afraid of Cthugga. Armaggon also let Leonardo go out of fear. Then, when the heroes escaped the monster, he was captured by Dhaagons summoned by Fugitoid. When he was brought into the hall, he laughed, knowing Dregg would arrive. Dregg freed him, and then Armaggon fought the Turtles. Then Katugga arrived and devoured Armaggon and Lord Dregg. But they were rescued by Dregg's ship with hordes of Vreen. In "Dregg's Evil ," he and Dregg trapped the turtles with the Mona Lisa, and Raphael had a vision of Armagon, this Mona Lisa, punching Raph in the face. During their conversation, he reminded Dregg who had captured the turtles. He was assigned to guard the turtles, but was warned by Dregg not to eat the prisoners. When April telepathically threw Armagon's glass at Dregg's head, he denied throwing it, but Lord Dregg didn't believe him and began to hit him. Later, they both realized it was a distraction, and the shark began fighting the turtles. He then attacked and wanted to eat April, but Leonardo pushed Armagon into a pit, where he was eaten by Scorpinoid. Costume Armaggon from the side Armaggon from the side

His suit resembles a giant iron shark. The suit itself has two modes: a miniature shark-shaped flying machine and armor on the alien itself. It transforms according to Armaggon's wishes. The suit appears to be controlled via a communication device on his arm. The suit has a huge head with a toothy mouth that opens and allows him to gnaw through metal objects or obstacles. The metal head also has two eye-shaped lenses that glow blue. Inside the suit is a holographic projector. The suit also has shark-faced torpedoes mounted on the mercenary's fins and shoulders. The suit also has a central frame that attaches to Armaggon's body. The frame does not change shape. The suit also has turbines and front metal fins for flying/swimming in space, which move to the back of the suit when transformed. The tail section conceals the wearer's legs during flight and disassembles when the suit transforms into armor mode, where the tail sections disappear under the suit and onto the back. The suit also has metal-shaped attachments to Armaggon's arms and devices on Armaggon's knuckles that generate laser blades. The suit is also equipped with a breathing tube system for Armaggon, containing water and filtering oxygen. Appearances in episodes Mercenary Armaggon (debut) Cosmic Ocean Dregg's Atrocity (Death) Interesting facts This is Armaggon's first appearance in the animated version. This version of Armaggon is a space shark alien, a reference to other shark aliens. This version of Armaggon is very similar to Riff Tamson, a Karkaradon from Star Wars: The Clone Wars . Both are alien sharks, both appeared in only three episodes, and both served under the larger villains, Count Dooku and Dregg. This Armaggon also resembles another shark-like alien. It's a DC Comics alien named Braach, a member of the Sinestro Corps. They are similar in their wide shark-like heads, build, and appearance, except for their color (Braach has orange skin, while Armaggon has gray). Armaggon may be alive and survived being eaten by Scorpinoid like Tiger Claw. Armaggon wears a metal shark suit with a huge mouth. Armaggon's torpedo rockets have shark faces painted on them. Armaggon bears a striking resemblance to a great white shark in its face, although other aliens such as the Salamandrians and Insectoids do not bear detailed similarities to their Earth counterparts. Its theme plays only once in the entire series, when Armaggon wanted to eat Leonardo in the episode "Armaggon the Mercenary" . Vringat Dregg is the main character and secondary antagonist of the first part of Season 4. He is an insectoid cyborg and the ruler of the planet Sectoid 1. Description In appearance, Dregg appears as a huge purple insectoid with a transparent shell. He either has a prosthetic head (very similar to that of Krang Prime's android body) or is an android bio-robot (which seems unlikely, given Dregg's fleshy body and the fact that he can eat). He is an angry, narcissistic egotist who can hate over just one small thing. He also has a special connection with the Vreeens. Story Ruler of the planet Sectoid 1 in the Outer Rim. Before his seizure of power, Sectoid 1 was even more densely populated. At one point, he worked with K'Vatrak. Season 4 In Season 4, Episode 1 ("Beyond the Known Universe"), he wanted to sell spices from the star Maraloven to the Space Pirates for a few simulacs, but the turtles, April and Casey, crashed into him and broke the spice flask. From that day on, Dregg hated the turtles and their friends. After a skirmish on the planet, Dregg gave chase into space but lost the turtles. Dregg then vowed revenge on the turtles. In Season 4, Episode 4 ("Armaggon the Mercenary"), Dregg hired Armaggon to kill the turtles. Just as Armaggon was about to kill the turtles, he called back to have Armaggon deliver the turtles to him. In Season 4, Episode 6 ("At the Center of Mickey's Mind"), he spoke with Bilibomb, who informed him of a black hole generator, but Bilibomb had to end the call. In Season 4, Episode 9, he contacted Armaggon again, but Armaggon demanded a higher fee, angering Dregg. Dregg then personally flew to the Voruna Ocean to Hydralla to retrieve a piece of the Heart of Darkness. However, he and Armaggon were eaten by K'tuuga in order to save Hydralla. Hordes of Vreeen then rescue Dregg and Armaggon from K'tuuga. In Season 4, Episode 12 ("Dregg's Evil"), Dregg sent Armaggon to capture Commander Sal to lure the Turtles into a trap. Dregg then promised Mona that he would let Sal go and not take Salamandria. Dregg's plan succeeded, and he left Armaggon to guard the Turtles and Casey. Dregg then deceived Sal and Mona, deciding to take over Salamandria. When he returned, he dumped the Turtles and Casey on Scorpinoid. When a glass flew at his head, he suspected a shark and started hitting him. After discovering Donnie and April's deception, Dregg tried to eat Donnie, but failed. He then chased the turtles on the Scorpionoid, stabbing Mona with the Scorpionoid. Then, in a fit of rage, Raph tore off his head, revealing a prosthetic. In Season 4, Episode 13 ("Planet of Eternal Flame"), he attempted to shoot down the Fugitoid's ship, but was himself shot down. He then fought the Turtles but fell into the abyss. He contacted Mozar and negotiated a deal with him to get the Turtles and a million Simulacs for the generator. Then, snatching the generator, he escaped Tokka and flew to the Triceraton mainship, raising the price for it. After exposing Dregg, the Triceratons ejected Dregg into space. Season 5 Dregg survived and returned to Sectoid 1, searching for the Turtles and Triceratons. Finding neither, he began to seek revenge on the Salamandrians for helping him with the Turtles. He then flew to Salamandria with an army of Warriors and started a war that engulfed the entire planet. He then lost the war to the Salamandrians, and when they arrived on Earth, he staged its invasion. In Season 5, Episode 7 (When Worlds Collide, Part Two), Lord Dregg landed on Earth in his Bugship. Hordes of Warriors emerged from the ship, kidnapping people, including Leo and Commander Sal. K'Vathrak then returned to him, and the two reunited as old friends. His ship was then shot down by the Earth Defense Force. The Vreeens brought Donnie and Karai. Then Raph, Mona, April, and Bishop appeared on the Turtlebot, and his ship crashed, but accidentally stumbled upon a store of bug poison. Then, when Raph, April, Bishop, and Mona infiltrated the ship, Dregg and the Warriors attacked them, but an unconscious K'Vatrak flew in and Mickey arrived. Then Raphael knocked out Dregg with electricity. Then he died along with Neutralizer when the ship exploded. Interesting facts Dregg has many eyes all over his body, but they are all located under a transparent shell. Dregg has a prosthetic head, which appears in Season 4, Episode 12 ("Dregg's Evil"), or he is an android bio-robot. In the real world, Cockroaches can also survive for several weeks without a head.Head prosthesis Head prosthesis

Dregg has six limbs like all insects (four claw arms and two legs), but Wringatt's lower claw arms are not used. It's probably a coincidence, but the scene in Avengers: Infinity War where Tony Stark and Peter Parker throw Ebony Maw (played by Tom Vaughan Lawlor) into space is very similar to how the Triceratons threw Dregg into space in Season 4, Episode 13, "Planet of Eternal Flame."Dregg in space Dregg in space

Ebony Maw from The Avengers Ebony Maw from The Avengers

Dregg doesn't look like his 1987 cartoon self, but rather more like Archie Comics' Maligna, the queen of the insectoid insectoids. Dregg also bears a resemblance to the villain from the Java game Sola Rola, the three-eyed alien Ping. They both encounter the heroes randomly at the beginning of the game/Season 4, both are purple, both are looking for something to collect (Dregg's Generator, and Ping's doppelgangers to team up with), both have season/game finale battles on lava planets, and both are antagonists in the cosmic plots. Space pirates are aliens who wanted to buy alien spice from Lord Dregg. Description Season 4 They first appeared in Season 4, Episode 1 ("Beyond the Known Universe") . On the planet Varanon, they wanted to buy Alien Spice from Lord Dregg, but the Turtles crashed into Dregg, breaking the flask. The pirates fled, and Lord Dregg was shocked by the Turtles. They then appeared in Season 4, Episode 6 ("Journey to the Center of Micah's Mind") . When Fugitoid and the Turtles disagreed with Bilibomb and a fight broke out, the Space Pirates hid in the bar and quietly drank juice. Michelangelo fell near the bar but was distracted by Bilibomb. Interesting facts These aliens resemble the famous classic humanoid aliens known as the Grays, who abducted humans and were seen by most eyewitnesses. Both have small bodies, thin limbs, large heads, and almond-shaped eyes. Gray aliens also appeared in the 2003 animated series. The Space Pirates only appear in two episodes of Season 4 and in the game TMNT: Battle Match . In the TMNT Battle Match game, Space Pirates are the common and main enemy that are easily defeated.