So objectively speaking, this is the best TMNT animated series right?
So objectively speaking, this is the best TMNT animated series right?
Kayden Stewart
Carter Rodriguez
Whichever one you grew up watching is the best to you. There's no "objective" best.
Samuel Martin
This but anyone growing up with the current series is wrong
Logan Thompson
What if I grew up with fast forward?
Anthony Martinez
turtles count it off
Dylan Collins
ONE
Elijah Phillips
Don't give it up, Luffy!
Aiden Green
when's the 4kids thread
Aiden Torres
I agree, but also
Robert Baker
>Whichever one you grew up watching is the best to you. There's no "objective" best.
I grew up watching the original. It wasn't the best.
Then I saw 2003, which improved on a lot of things, and incorporated stuff from Mirage... but some of the new ideas it had were terrible (Utrom Shredder), and not everything from Mirage was great to begin with (I'm sorry, but April the programmer who gave up programming at the drop of a hat to run her dad's old antique shop is not a great character).
2012 had a lot going for it, and frankly the first season set the stage for it to be the best of the lot... and then it just sorta slowly fell apart, through a mix of never following through on some elements (there was a promise to Shredder being a complex villain with twisted relationships to Karai and Yoshi, which sort of died on the vine), and self-indulgent nonsense ("I know, I'll end the series by saying the boys basically failed to save the world and everything got nuked, in order to do a Mad Max homage!")
Rise is trash.
Objectively, TMNT has been a mix of really cool ideas and exceedingly hit-or-miss execution ever since Eastman and Laird first started messing around with their little Frank Miller parody.