Splinter crossover - 'Peace and patients is key, for six old men.'

1987 splinter history

When Yoshi lived in Japan, there was a ninja clan known as The Foot, which was led by Yoshi. One of his students, Oroku Saki, constantly challenged him in an effort to usurp his leadership, finally causing him to be banished from the clan by framing him for attempted murder. Yoshi fled to the United States in poverty. He was forced to live in the sewers, where he befriended the rats. One day, a small child was returning from a pet store, carrying four baby turtles in a fishbowl. The boy tripped and fell, causing the bowl to crash on the street and the turtles to fall into a drain, where they fell onto Yoshi.

One day, Yoshi returned home to find the turtles crawling in a glowing "goo", which he later realizes was actually some kind of mutagen that caused whoever touched it to take the form of the animal it most recently came in contact with. The turtles became humanized, with their recent contact with Yoshi (due to his attempt to clean them up), and Yoshi becomes a mutant rat with his recent contact with rats.

After that, Hamato Yoshi raised the turtles by himself, and gave them the names of his favorite Renaissance artists: Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo, who were to be distinguished by personality, unique weapon and bandana color. He also taught them the art of ninjutsu in order to protect themselves better, since people above ground would not accept them. Hamato Yoshi was given the nickname "Splinter" by his students, because of his proficiency at breaking wooden boards.

Splinter also saw an evolution in his humanity over the course of the series. At the story's beginning, he still had hopes of being turned back into a human and sacrificed an opportunity to do so in order to save the Turtles. In "Splinter No More", Donatello was able to use the remnants of the ooze that transformed them to restore Yoshi's human form, but the process was only temporary and soon would wear off. However, Splinter, having seen how humans could treat each other at times, concluded that he preferred his new state, particularly due to the relationship he had with his students. This change of perspective was reinforced in "Return of the Technodrome", when he informs Shredder, "Hamato Yoshi is no more. There is only Splinter." By the time of "Were-Rats from Channel 6", he seemed unbothered by his mutant rat form, saying warmly that being a rat enabled him to live with and look after the four Turtles.

Splinter does not hold a father/son relationship with the Turtles, as the Mirage Studios, movies, and 2003 stories suggested, but more of a teacher/student bond. In fact, in Turtles Forever the 1987 Turtles are surprised when the 2003 Turtles call Splinter "Father." However, in an episode titled "The Old Switcheroo", Splinter showed a glimpse of fatherly concern for Leonardo when he was slightly injured by one of Donatello's contraptions. Splinter also mentions in the series (episode: "Snakes Alive!") that Leonardo is his most gifted student. Splinter even gets the chance to be human once more in an episode "Splinter No More", but realizes he much more prefers being with the Turtles. Master Splinter is always there for the Turtles to give a wise/grasping quote or speech to try and ease the Turtles' troubles. He'll also show a little ninja action just in the nick of time when it seems the turtles are in for impending doom that is inescapable.

In addition to having Shredder as a nemesis, Splinter also clashed with the Rat King on several occasions. He was vulnerable to the Rat King's influence because of his nature as a mutant rat, and initially was brainwashed into trying to kill the Turtles. However, the Rat King's control over him waned with time, until the episode "Splinter Vanishes", when Splinter showed himself to not only be immune to the Rat King's power, but also able to mentally influence his rats away from him.

This Splinter had a brief role in Turtles Forever where he meets the Turtles from the 2003 TV series and was seen giving 2003 Leo and Raph some rice to nourish their bodies and souls. '03 Leonardo commented during their time with this alternate Splinter that it feels right to be there with Splinter regardless of the differences between the two worlds. Splinter's assurances that he feels the same, coupled with his comment that Leonardo and his brothers will always be welcome there, helps Leonardo see the common similarities between the teams, regardless of their different styles and methods. He never mentioned to them that he was Hamato Yoshi at all and after that he's never seen again.

personality Splinter is a stern, yet patient, sensei. He had devoted his entire life to a single goal; gaining vengeance for his beloved master Yoshi. Once his sons had achieved this goal, Splinter found himself somewhat bereft of purpose. Therefore, he spent much of his time in meditation, contemplating his place in the larger scheme of life.

Splinter will often use his skills of stealth and deception to avoid confrontations and trouble. However, when forced to intervene directly in a situation Splinter acts with focused and precise action. He wastes little motion and attempts to defeat his foes with as little effort as possible.

At heart though, Splinter isn’t the killer that he raised his sons to be. Outside of members of the Foot Clan, Splinter will avoid taking a human life if at all possible.

Though Splinter is the head of his family, he allows his sons to take the lead and make decisions on their own. He rarely interjects unless the brothers are unable to come to a consensus on their own (i.e., they are about to come to blows). Or if their actions have become self-destructive.

In those moments, he acts as both a wise sage and stern disciplinarian and brings their mercurial natures back in-line and focuses them on the task at hand.

apperance master splinter has a nice red robe, with two golden samurai pins each side of chest, with a black belt, his fur slightly mix of brown and gray brown

splinter 2007 appearance Master Splinter in the 2007 animated film TMNT appears as an elderly, wise mutant rat with a slightly stylized, leaner CGI design, brown fur, and traditional Asian-style robes. Build & Fur: Designed for the film's CGI aesthetic, he has textured brown fur, a hunched posture, long whiskers, and prominent rodent incisors. Clothing: He wears layered, muted-colored traditional robes that reflect his role as a spiritual and martial arts master. Accessories: He frequently carries and uses a traditional wooden walking stick/staff.

hitory follows the classic pet-rat origin where he acts as the wise, grounding adoptive father and sensei to the estranged turtle brothers.

personality wise, strict, yet subtly affectionate father and sensei defines Master Splinter's personality in the 2007 TMNT animated film.

2012 splinter history Born in 1961 in Ōsaka, Japan into a peacekeeping ninja clan called Hamato, Hamato Yoshi enrolled into a Martial Arts school before he could inherit his father's role as clan leader.

Originally a human named Hamato Yoshi, Splinter lived in Japan and studied ninjutsu alongside his best friend, Oroku Saki (later known as the Shredder). Yoshi's father found the young Saki as a baby boy, and raised him as Yoshi's brother.

Yoshi's skills were only rivaled by fellow student Oroku Saki, who was Yoshi's adoptive brother, originally from one of the wiped out rival clans, the Foot. Not only were they rivals in Martial Arts but also for the love of a beautiful woman named Tang Shen, who eventually chose to marry Yoshi. Saki could not accept this and once insulted Yoshi in front of her. Yoshi made the mistake of losing his temper and struck Saki to the ground. This attack solidified Saki's hatred for Yoshi and he vowed revenge. During this time, Saki learned of his true heritage and rebuilt the Foot Clan, rechristening himself as "the Shredder". One night, he came to Yoshi's home armed with razor sharp claw weapons and challenged him to a duel to the death. Yoshi accepted, and the two tore through Yoshi's home, catching it on fire. Just as Saki was about to kill Yoshi, Shen interfered and took the fatal blow for herself. Yoshi barely escaped without knowing the fate of his baby daughter Hamato Miwa, assuming her to also be seemingly killed, but in reality Shredder secretly abducted her and raised as his daughter, Karai.

Devastated, Hamato gave up his original name and left Japan for an eternity's exile. Under the alias "Splinter", he arrived in United States of America and attempted to start a new life in New York City. One fateful night, he bought four baby turtles at a local pet store. As he was walking down the street, he bumped into a suspicious man, whom he curiously followed into an alley way. As Splinter watched the first man exchanging a strange canister of Mutagen with another, he accidentally stepped on a rat which gave away his position. A fight ensued, and while Splinter was able to defeat the men (who were actually Kraangdroids in disguise), the canister was broken. Splinter and his newly bought pet turtles were all covered in ooze and mutated instantly. He became a giant rat for the last thing he touched was a rat before his mutation, while the turtles became anthropomorphic.

For the following fifteen years, Splinter and the Turtles lived in hiding in the sewers under New York City. Taking them in as his sons and students, Splinter raised the Turtles and trained them in the ways of Ninjutsu. When they turned fifteen, Splinter, though reluctant, allowed them to leave the lair for the very first time.

In Rise of the Turtles, Part 1, Splinter is seen telling the pivotal story of his mutation to the Turtles. It is revealed that he had also kept the canister of Mutagen that mutated them all as a charming souvenir. As a celebration of the Turtles' fifteenth 'birthday', Splinter, though reluctantly, allows them to explore the wondrous streets of New York City reminding them to stay in the shadows and not interact with any humans.

In Rise of the Turtles, Part 2, Splinter tells of his rivalry with The Shredder to a curious Leonardo, who wants to know if he can truly handle being the leader of his brothers. After the turtles rescued April O'Neil, Leonardo asked Splinter if the reason that he made Leo the leader was because he had a true warrior spirit, Splinter actually reveals that the reason he made Leonardo the leader was because he asked, when questioned if any of the other brothers would have become leader if they asked first to which Splinter agreed, except for Michelangelo because he would think that would have been wrong.

In Turtle Temper, Splinter explains to a grumpy Raphael that anger can indeed jeopardize the people around you. Yet again, Splinter tells of his harsh past. He explains that his temper against The Shredder is what ultimately caused one of his own family members to get killed before his very eyes.

apperance Splinter is a very wise, noble, polite, humble, disciplined and generous ninjutsu sensei who can be very strict when it comes to training and letting his sons venture up to the surface, as seen in many episodes. At certain times, he may use harsh methods in order for them to learn a lesson, as seen in "The Pulverizer Returns!", in which he took away his sons' weapons so they could learn to fight outside of their typical environment. Nonetheless, Splinter is a loving father who only wants what is best for his sons and will do anything that he can to protect them from harm.

Though stern at certain times, Splinter was known as a wise sensei, a defensive, protective and affable parent, a loving father, a stern disciplinarian, a quirky master, and a Zen (he is very often seen in the Dōjō meditating). Having lost a family once, he is very determined to train and protect his new one at all costs, though he grudgingly realizes that the Turtles are now at an age where he will have to, at some point, give them the freedom to make their own mistakes in the outside world. The fact that he has gone through decades of ninja training does not only mean that he is always fierce when he fights, but that he's also remarkably in tune with the universe. He is a ninja master at the height of his abilities; he is so in tune with the universe that he can literally feel its vibrations, allowing him to project and sense energy and, occasionally, the intentions of others.

Splinter seems to dislike anyone that lays a hand on the Turtles. This is emphasized in "It Came From The Depths", as he battled Leatherhead because he threatened to harm the Turtles. Splinter's absolute worst fear is losing his family all over again to the Shredder, as seen in "Panic in the Sewers". His fear of losing the Turtles to the Shredder caused him to push their training to the point where they become exhausted, stressed, and antsy, though he does eventually apologize for it. It is very possible that Splinter fears the fact that the Turtles will leave him someday, as this was one of the notions that the Rat King used against him in an attempt to control his mind ("I, Monster").

2018 splinter apperance Splinter is a mutant rat with long straight white hair styled half up in a bun, a white beard, white bushy eyebrows, short gray fur, and a short, plump figure. His legs are light pink and from the elbows down, his arms are also light pink (with his hands having five fingers instead of the usual four). He has yellow sclerae, a dark pink nose and tail, black whiskers on his muzzle, and a nick in his right ear. He wears a brown yukata with yellow trim and a red emblem placed on its heart. In the second season, the red symbol is replaced with the Hamato Clan emblem. He also wears a black hair tie. In the Turtle Tots short, Splinter's hair was still black and his robe was green instead of brown.

personality Splinter, unlike his previous incarnations, is laid-back, abstracted, exhibits slovenly tendencies, and is rather invested in popular culture entertainment. He comes off as an extremely flawed, albeit loved, father figure. He sometimes stirs up mischief and trouble with his sons when bored, including stealing the Turtle Tank in "The Fast and the Furriest". He often treats his sons flippantly and is shown not spend much time in family outings ("Turtle Tots", "Turtle-dega Nights: The Ballad of Rat Man") as he is busy entertaining himself or napping. There are times when Splinter makes an effort to bond with the Turtles, such as auditioning to be their bandmate in "Al Be Back", telling anecdotes as they watch a Lou Jitsu film together in "Jupiter Jim Ahoy!", and helping them with the Lair Olympics each year. Splinter has a deep care for his sons and their safety, deciding to doom all humans to rescue them in "End Game" and is mentally "utterly destroyed"[3] by Leonardo's self-sacrifice in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie.

Splinter has a hedonistic quality retained since his days as Lou Jitsu, prioritizing whatever brings him joy and he enjoys the wilder things in life, like joy rides. He has an immaturity streak, acting younger than he is, like when he tries to avoid his sons when they discover the Turtle Tank’s location instead of facing his transgression, asking for a new motorcycle in "Down with the Sickness" after the Turtles contract Rat Flu, and at least somewhat following current trends as seen in his awareness of "kickies" in "Shadow of Evil". Yet he also has the wisdom of someone who has experienced much, such as when he advises April O'Neil and Foot Recruit on tackling discouragement and how to continue on when they fail in "Always Be Brownies".

Splinter is inclined to sarcasm and can be rude, such as when he overrides the Turtles' time playing Hot Soup: The Game to play it himself in "Hot Soup: The Game" yet is caring, believing in honorable battle instead of cheating. He gently caretakes Piebald before her mutation and extends sympathy to Foot Recruit and Big Mama despite the harm they personally inflict on him. Although he verbally praises and expresses love to others, such as April, with ease, he sometimes struggles to verbalize the same to the Turtles.

Splinter is courageous. He takes action when needed as shown in "Mrs. Cuddles" when he defends the Mad Dogs from Mrs. Cuddles and in "Shadow of Evil" when he immediately initiates an undercover solo mission to stop the Foot Clan upon learning the Shredder exists. Splinter slowly grows more serious as the first season progresses. Despite his previous indolence, he becomes devoted to training the Turtles to perfect their fighting skills as mentioned by Leo in "Man vs. Sewer" and "Snow Day" and other skills like survival in "Cloak and Swaggart" and "Todd Scouts". This apparent contradiction is later explained as Splinter's captivity in the Battle Nexus and his childhood being dominated by martial arts training causes him to discourage his sons from being fighters like he is if it is unnecessary, which he believes it is until "Shadow of Evil".

Splinter states repeatedly how important TV is to him as if it rivals his love for his family ("Turtle Tots", "Mystic Mayhem", "The Longest Fight", "Mrs. Cuddles", "Many Unhappy Returns") but his frequent TV-watching stems not from unadulterated laziness or egotism as it initially seems but rather as his main way to distract himself from his mutation. The misery caused by Splinter's mutation makes him inclined to sleep and engage in things that let him feel closer to his celebrity identity. He is able to finally gain the perspective that was missing for 13 years to begin to reframe his life as a mutant in a less negative light in "Hidden City's Most Wanted".

Lou Jitsu was known to be bold, charismatic, and free-spirited, and while he exhibits those traits still, Splinter can also be insecure. He is hurt when Leo dismisses him as "just a rat", underestimates how much his sons, particularly Donatello, enjoy spending time with him, and anticipates Hamato Karai's criticism of him when it is apparent how non-traditional he and the Turtles are, apologizing multiple times to her as a result. Not fulfilling his family’s expectations causes Splinter shame, depicted in "The Ancient Art of Ninja Hide and Seek" when he debates whether or not he is worthy of his "Greatest Dad" coffee mug, lamenting in "Insane in the Mama Train" about being a disappointment by insufficiently training his sons, and in "Rise" when he is overcome with anguish at his perceived failure to his clan and the world at large. While Splinter learns to accept his heritage, he is also affirmed in his skepticism of Hamato customs in "End Game".

How strictly Splinter treats the Turtles can vary. At times he can be surly, scolding the Turtles ("Breaking Purple") and quite nonchalant at other times, such as constantly allowing the Turtles to travel to the surface for their own fun and letting the lair to fall to a filthy state in "Smart Lair" before ordering the Turtles to clean up.

In Rise of the TMNT: The Movie, Splinter remains casual and comedic, eating popcorn while the Turtles interrogate Casey Jones II. Despite the headway he made in "Hidden City's Most Wanted", he is shown still struggling with his mutation as he is saddened by April's remark about his "big rat head".

history Yoshi is a descendant of the Hamato ninja clan who defeated the Shredder 500 years ago and trained themselves to fight against the Foot and prevent the Shredder's return. When Yoshi was a young child, he heard the story of how the Shredder was defeated from his grandfather Hamato Sho, but on that same spring day, Yoshi's mother Hamato Atsuko left her father and son so that she could perform her clan duty, which devastated Yoshi.

For many years afterwards, Yoshi trained under Sho in ninjutsu so that he may defeat Shredder should he be resurrected, mastering it. However, Yoshi's grief over his mother leaving him eventually turned into bitterness towards his own clan, leading him to disbelieve the existence of the Shredder. One day, as a teenager, Yoshi entered an argument with his grandfather, which led to him deciding to abandon his family duties so that he could pursue his dream of going to Hollywood to become a movie star.

Using the skills he was taught, Yoshi quickly rose to national fame and fortune in Japan as the action star known as "Lou Jitsu" before leaving for the United States of America and attaining prominence there as well.[4] As an action star, Yoshi "danced through life" and had a "very really good time". He was visited by his grandfather one day while filming in the United States, who demanded that he end his career so that he could return to Japan to follow his true destiny. Yoshi sternly refused once more and dismissed Sho by closing his trailer door in his face. Although his desire to be left alone by Sho was finally fulfilled afterwards, Yoshi was remorseful about his part in how their relationship ended.

Kidnapping and mutation While shooting for Crouching Shrimp Hidden Tiger Prawn, Yoshi met Big Mama, the driver of his filming trailer, and the two started a romantic relationship. However, Yoshi was unaware that she wasn't a human, despite some obvious signs displayed during their time together. After proposing to Big Mama while on a nighttime date at Dinner on the Green, Yoshi was abducted by her and brought to the Hidden City. For 10 years[5][6][7], he was forced to be a Battle Nexus competitor, where he triumphed over his opponents and earned the title of the greatest Battle Nexus Champion of all time. Years spent competing in the Battle Nexus almost managed to break Yoshi.[8] He eventually renounced fighting altogether and tried to adopt a pacifistic lifestyle. As a consequence, Big Mama imprisoned him in a Battle Nexus cell.

However, Yoshi's Battle Nexus fame drew the attention of Baron Draxum, who wished to use his DNA to mutate an army that would serve him. Yoshi was approached during his imprisonment by Draxum's henchmen Huginn and Muninn. Seizing the opportunity to escape the Battle Nexus and apathetic to his own welfare, he permitted Huginn and Muninn to secretly take him to their employer's laboratory to be an experimental subject. However, once Yoshi realized Draxum was going to use him to mutate turtles from their natural state, he objected, but was too late. Draxum submerged the turtles in capsules of ooze and infused them with Yoshi's DNA. It was through this process that they were mutated from ordinary reptiles, making Yoshi the biological father of their human genes. Unwilling to allow animals to be turned into monsters for Draxum's army, Yoshi released himself and Draxum's experiments. In the midst of his escape, he tried freeing the rat from his Battle Nexus cell as well. In turn, it bit Yoshi as he was sprayed with ooze from above, resulting in his mutation. Huginn and Muninn destroyed the laboratory and it went up in flames, leading Draxum to assume that the Turtles had been killed in the fire. Yoshi successfully escaped the Hidden City with them and raised his four children in the New York City sewers. Because his film career made him well traveled, Yoshi developed esteem for Renaissance art and thus named the Turtles after Renaissance artists.[9][10]

Splinter debuted in “Mystic Mayhem”. He was snacking while watching a Japanese game show called Soapy Treadmill when he was approached by the Turtles who asked to use the TV room. Splinter refused because he was comfortable and shooed them away. Soon after, he fell asleep in his recliner.

Splinter reappeared in “Origami Tsunami” watching Teriyaki Shakedown with the Turtles. He corrected Donnie, Michelangelo, and Raphael's recreation of scene from it. When the Turtles expressed interest in becoming heroes like Lou Jitsu, Splinter said they weren't competent enough to. He was insulted at Leo's suggestion to exterminate New York City's rats.

Splinter suffered from his annual contraction of Rat Flu in “Down with the Sickness” and wandered into the lair arcade where the Turtles were playing Pants Pants Revolution. He was returned to his bedroom and tended to by the Turtles, but he only grew sicker as he developed the first stage of Rat Flu: Fever. Splinter blasted the lair's air conditioner to the point that snow and ice formed and removed his yukata. Desperate for relief, he shaved off all of his hair and fur and entered the lair atrium. He fell over after explaining himself to the Turtles before he was overcome by Rat Flu stage two: Wild Rat Man. Belligerent and unable to speak, Splinter mindlessly chased the Turtles on all fours. Later, Donnie constructed a small transparent ball to trap Splinter in, luring him inside with pizza. However, Splinter broke open the ball and ran from the lair atrium. When Mikey and Raph searched for him in his bedroom, he entered the third stage: Captain Cuddle Cakes. Overcome with love for the Turtles, he tried to hug them and they ran from him, however, he snuck into Leo's hazmat suit to kiss him, infecting him. Leo was quarantined in his bedroom and the fourth Rat Flu stage, Ninja Supreme, began. Splinter donned a ninja outfit and attacked the Turtles, destroying their hazmat suits all at once with a sword. He turned off all of the lair's lights and entered Donnie's laboratory. Splinter attacked Donnie the ceiling and leapt into the lair atrium. Rat Flu stage five started: Karaoke Love Songs, thus Splinter sang romantic karaoke. Donnie was quarantined and Rat Flu stage six began: Fanfiction. Splinter shared a Lou Jitsu-Jupiter Jim crossover idea with the Turtles. Rat Flu stage seven started: Must Say Yes and Raph prepared to ask Splinter, who was incapable of declining, for a gift on behalf of all of his brothers. However, Leo, in the throes of Rat Flu stage three, asked Splinter to hug Raph, which he did, resulting in his infection. Splinter then asked for a new motorcycle.

In “The Fast and the Furriest”, Splinter secretly drove the Turtle Tank before Donnie revealed it to his brothers. The Turtle Tank suddenly stopped Splinter from driving because Donnie remotely activated the Turtle Tank's shopping cart protocol. He fiddled with the engine to try to override it and was confronted by Meat Sweats. Splinter followed him to his Rupert's Roadhouse BBQ truck after being offered a meal. Unaware that Meat Sweats was trying to eat him, Splinter conversed with him. He had Meat Sweats drive away from the Turtles’ approach to hide that he was the Turtle Tank thief. He operated the pedals as Meat Sweats steered, but during the Turtles’ rescue of Splinter, Meat Sweats tossed him onto the street to stop the Turtles' harassment. Splinter was punished by Donnie by being forced to watch only educational TV for a month.

To celebrate Splinter's birthday, the Turtles sought to give him a present in “Mascot Melee”. Splinter was gifted a new yukata when the Turtles returned home from their errand, but swore to wear it only on special occasions and continued to wear his old, tattered yukata.

Splinter refused to relinquish the TV room to the Turtles when they offered him gourmet dinners, nostril waxing, and to be carried constantly in exchange in “The Longest Fight”.

2003 splinter appearance Hamato Splinter is a mutant rat with white bushy eyebrows, black whiskers on his muzzle, a pink nose and tail, a nick in each ear, dark brown eyes, short fur, and a thin figure. He has four fingers on each hand and three toes on each foot and white claws. Unlike his other incarnations, this Splinter has gray fur instead of brown fur.

He also has a somewhat disheveled appearance, especially a small notch in each ear, this disheveled appearance can also be seen reflected in his clothing too, which consists of an a torn red-orange kimono with dark brown trim, as if to imply that he has gone through more hardship, or simply to match the tone of the series.

For the Lost Episodes his attire changes to a jinbaori with same color scheme as his kimono along with black sleeves and black pants, bandages around the wrists and shins, a kasa hat, and traditional Japanese wooden sandals.

In Fast Forward Splinter's attire changes to a more futuristic version of his kimono, using also an Enviropack (Waist) that helps him to breathe in the environment of 2105, Graviton Regulator (legs) to walk and move easily through the different zones with different gravities and wrist translator (bracelet) to talk with the inhabitants of the new York of the year 2105. And although it was only seen in the first episode, a medium gray fur was added on his torso.

For Back to the Sewer Splinter's design was revamped to look more like his design in TMNT, with a new version of his original kimono but also adding brown shoulder pads and his beard is longer and white with a Japanese goatee attached to it.

In addition, instead of a traditional Japanese weapon, he carries a staff that he can use as a weapon (like a Jo staff) with fierce dexterity. This staff had several designs in the Lost Episodes it was a staff with a gold ornament around it and in Fast Forward it was a futuristic metal staff that combined with a wood part in the middle.

personality Splinter is a composed and loving father, raising the Turtles as his own sons but not hesitating to scold them when necessary. Despite having spent his life initially as a normal rat, and then living underground as a mutant, he is very wise and insightful. Regularly, Splinter has prove himself able to anticipate how his sons will react and likewise able to read the flow of battle to properly counter his opponent. At the same time, experienced as he is, Splinter has great difficulty using mechanical equipment, being unsure of how to answer a Shell Cell or control the Battle Shell remotely.

Splinter does his best to look out for them and would gladly give his life to protect them. In an alternate future where the Shredder takes over the world, that is exactly what he did. This overprotective streak made him reluctant to allow them to enter the Battle Nexus (dimension) competition; in fact he never even told his sons about it and they only found out because they followed him. However, Splinter also shows great faith in his sons, believing them to be fully capable ninja and even showing enough confidence in their abilities to allow them to face the deadly Shredder on multiple occasions, although during the majority of their encounters, he is there to support and protect them in any way that he can.

Splinter has a vengeful streak as shown by his determination to avenge Hamato Yoshi's murder. He speaks very highly of Yoshi, even thinking of him as a father figure despite the species differences and the fact that Splinter wasn't fully sapient until after Yoshi's death. He is one of the very few characters who challenges the Ninja Tribunal, whom he partially blames for Yoshi's death. Indeed Splinter shows blatant contempt for the Tribunal, believing them to be heartless and no better than the demon Shredder. However, after the demon Shredder is destroyed, the Tribunal explained that if Yoshi never died, he would never have existed and neither would the Turtles.

Splinter is a very honorable person and is therefore disgusted by dishonor and cowardice. He is capable of fighting on par with the Shredder and also shows a great deal of cunning and resourcefulness in combat, such as when he tricked the Shredder into bringing a water tower down on himself. Despite his age, Splinter also shows amazing speed, strength and skill in combat. His simple walking stick is his signature weapon as he believes that in the hands of a true ninjutsu master, any weapon could be deadly.

history Splinter started his life as an ordinary rat in Japan who found his way into a home owned by the Ancient One. When he was discovered, his life was spared by Tang Shen, the Ancient One's adopted daughter, who took him as a pet. As in previous versions, Shen became tragically caught up between Yoshi and a jealous rival, this time Yukio Mashimi, Yoshi's adopted brother. The two of them eventually joined the Utroms and became Guardians. But Mashimi's jealousy of Yoshi, both for his advancement as a Guardian, and the love of Shen, led him to murder Shen and betray the Utroms' location to the Shredder. Yoshi killed Mashimi in revenge and went to the United States of America with the Utroms, taking Shen's pet with him, and giving him the name "Splinter". Whilst in New York, Splinter lived peacefully with Yoshi and learn ninjutsu by mimicking Yoshi as he trained.

During his stay in the United States, Splinter learned martial arts by observing and imitating Yoshi's movements when he practiced.

Some time later, the leader of an criminal organization called the Foot clan: a samurai-like crime lord named The Shredder, tracked down Yoshi and, along with his second-in-command Hun, broke into his home apartment and interrogated him about the location of the Utroms. When Yoshi refused to reveal the Utroms' location to him, the Shredder ordered Hun to kill him, it was then that Splinter, in an attempt to save Yoshi jumped up and scratched Hun, but despite his heroic attempt Shredder shrugged his shoulders and killed Yoshi himself. In this continuity, it was Hun who Splinter scratched when Yoshi was attacked, not Shredder.

Soon after, Splinter witnessed an almost fatal accident where an old blind man was nearly run over but a young man saved him. However in the process, he bumped into a boy carrying a tank holding four turtle hatchlings who fell into the sewer. Meanwhile, the truck that nearly hit the man swerved and a canister holding green ooze fell out. The canister smashed open and it’s contents covered the turtles.

Going down the sewers, Splinter found the turtles all covered in mutagen created by the Utroms. Feeling pity for them, he gathered them up in a coffee canwhile getting covered in the ooze himself. He took them to his nest. The next day, he woke to find the turtles had doubled in size and realize that the ooze affected them and it also changed him as well. The turtles followed Splinter everywhere except to the surface. Eventually, he decided to raise them as his own and then proceeded to train them in the way of ninjutsu. From a battered book on Renaissance art that he fished out of the storm drain, Splinter chose names for each of the Turtles: Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo.

During the Turtles infancy, he gathered Yoshi's remains and took the turtles to Japan to bury them near the home of the Ancient One. The Ancient One was shocked by his new state and inquired on Yoshi. Splinter informed him about Yoshi's fate, blaming the Tribunal for refusing to help. The Turtles claim to have seen a Bone Demon, but Splinter and the Ancient One were unable to see him. The next day, the babies try to convince Splinter that they see the demon and although he still couldn't him, he sensed his presence. They followed the Ancient One to the Tribunal Monastery and then followed the demon to the artifacts. The demon, enraged by their meddling, grabs the elders to kill them both. The Turtles overcame their fear and broke the amulet that rendered him invisible, allowing the masters to defeat him. The Tribunal thanks them and senses how special the turtles are, but erases their memories of their trip, though they allowed Splinter to remember. Afterwards, they opened a portal back to his burrow and gave them their new masks before they all went home.

Three years before the events of the series, Splinter had the opportunity to participate in a special competition called the Battle Nexus Tournament; a competition held every three years where the mightiest warriors from numerous galaxies unite and fight to become the champion of the multiverse, and where Yoshi participated once and became champion. Splinter fought his way to the final round and, despite injuring his leg during the fight, managed to win the tournament and earn the praise of his master: The Daimyo, but he also earned the animosity of the other dishonorable finalist, an evil dragon named Drako, who vowed to become supreme and destroy him as revenge for defeating him.

Splinter repeatedly warned the Turtles to never go to the surface for any reason. They disobeyed him in "The Lesson" and were secretly teaching a young boy to deal with bullies while trying to hide that fact. Splinter noticed how guilty they looked while trying to hide their secret, but ignores it. One night he caught them topside and scolds them for teaching when they were not ready to and punished them for disobeying him.

2023 splinter Splinter is Build: He has a slouchy, stout, and rounded body shape with a prominent belly, making him look less like an invincible grandmaster and more like an anxious, middle-aged father. Facial Features: He has rounded, softer facial features and is noticeably shorter than past iterations of the character. Clothing: He wears a traditional, somewhat tattered martial arts gi that reflects his status as a self-taught, defensive father rather than a ninja master

Splinter's appearance matches his redesigned, comedic, and paranoid origin story. Unlike previous versions where he was a highly trained Hamato Yoshi or his noble pet, Mutant Mayhem portrays him as a social outcast. After being shunned by humans, he raises his four mutant turtle sons with intense caution, fearing that the outside world will treat them as monsters.

Much like other versions of the character he is kind and fatherly to the Turtles, but not afraid to scold them when they mess up. He had a huge hate for humans after they harmed his sons as babies. But after meeting April he learned that they are not all bad and helped to stop Superfly's genocidal plot to kill all humans.

they all got sucked in a portal by each of their, universes by corrupt malfunction, and they all teleported into a alleyway, were they all meet each other but they are all of different versions and universes, they question who is each from, they where going to explore this new york for their will.

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