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Hamato Sho

**Hamato Sho** was the father of Hamato Atsuko and grandfather, and then legal guardian, of Hamato Yoshi.

## Personality

Sho appears to be strict and somewhat quick-tempered. He highly values his clan's commitment to preventing the return of the Shredder, accepting his daughter's absence in service of that commitment despite his grief from her loss and trying for decades to instill the same dedication in his grandson Hamato Yoshi.

While Sho cares about the good of many, his immense care causes him to prioritize his wants for Yoshi over Yoshi's own wants for himself. This dismissal created a steep rift in their relationship over time as shown in "E-Turtle Sunshine of the Spotless Mind".

## History

### Decades ago

One spring when his grandson was a child, Sho accompanied his daughter Hamato Atsuko to a park where after telling Yoshi the story of the Shredder's banishment, she left him and Yoshi to carry out her duty to prevent the Shredder from being revived. Now Yoshi's legal guardian in Atsuko's stead, it was Sho's duty to teach his grandson ninjutsu and Hamato Ninpō to prepare him in case the demon known as the Shredder ever returned. However, after years of many attempts, Yoshi often ignored Sho and disregarded their clan's history, wanting to become a film actor instead.

Sho once visited Yoshi after he moved to the United States of America to try to convince him one final time to prioritize his clan duties and leave his life as Lou Jitsu. However, Yoshi remained committed to his abdication and the argument ended with the door of Yoshi's trailer being slammed in Sho's face. Seeing that he had truly cut ties with their clan, Sho then decided to finally leave his grandson alone, leaving the film set soon after. Sho passed away from a heartbreak because Yoshi never listened to him.

### Modern day

Sho was first mentioned in "Many Unhappy Returns" when Splinter, while fighting the newly awakened Shredder, expressed to the Mad Dogs that he regretted not heeding Sho's lessons on how to vanquish the Shredder.

Sho appeared in "Finale Part 3: Anatawa Hitorijanai" when Hamato Karai summoned the spirits of the Hamato Clan members when teaching Raphael how to access Hamato Ninpō.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Hamato Ninpō:** Like the rest of the clan, Sho also knows Hamato Ninpō.

### Abilities

* **Kenjutsu:** As Atsuko's teacher, Sho is proficient in wielding katana.
* **Ninjutsu:** Sho is a master of ninjutsu.

## Relationships

### Family

* Hamato Atsuko - Daughter
* Hamato Yoshi - Grandson

### Enemies

* The Foot Clan
	+ The Shredder
Jocelyn

**Jocelyn** (credited simply as **Foot Initiate**) is a member of the Foot Clan.

## History

Jocelyn was first mentioned by Foot Lieutenant in "Hot Soup: The Game" as he contemplated with Foot Brute what course of action to take if Foot Recruit failed her mission at Montes Auction House, stating he would promote Jocelyn in her place.

Jocelyn debuted in "How to Make Enemies and Bend People to Your Will" during her graduation ceremony where she was promoted to being a full-fledged member of the Foot.
DIGG

**DIGG** is an all-female mutant band who were former enemies of the Mad Dogs.

## History

They were an all-female band transformed into mutants by Oozesquitoes during one of their performances. Desiring greater stardom, the band began destroying strategic support pillars under the Turtles' favorite pizza establishments (by sheer coincidence), intending to sink a stadium into the ground so they could play to a captive audience. They succeeded in destroying three of the four supports, but were finally caught by the Turtles before they could finish their plan. They then began playing their music at the grand opening of the four pizza places, now combined into one restaurant.

## Members

* Groundhog (Drummer)
* Honey Badger (Bassist)
* Prairie Dog (Vocalist and Guitarist)
Jupiter Jim Moon Buggy

In Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the **Jupiter Jim Moon Buggy** is a vehicle first appearing in the episode, "Repo Mantis." It was previously used in science fiction films about Jupiter Jim, *Last Trip to the Moon,* which sparked the Turtles' interest in it.

It later becomes the Turtles' signature vehicle, the Turtle Tank.
Hot Soup: Forever

In *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*, ***Hot Soup Forever*** is a classic Lou Jitsu martial arts film.

## History

*Hot Soup Forever* was first depicted in "Shadow of Evil" as Splinter revealed his film career as Lou Jitsu and his choice to abdicate from his clan duties in pursuit of it to April O'Neil to have her understand where he fits in involving the Shredder's potential resurrection.
Gnarly

The man known only by the moniker **Gnarly** was once the narwhal handler at Aquatic MuSEAum. According to his ex-colleague April O'Neil, he was massively into weight-lifting and extreme sports, and lacked basic hygiene.

Along with his co-workers Natalie and Ned, Gnarly was mutated by an Oozesquito, becoming an anthropomorphic narwhal. The three of them joined together as a gang of thieves calling themselves The Silent G's, stealing anything in a specific area of New York City that made noise. This caused them to run into the Ninja Turtles when their father realized that his precious ice cream truck was not circulating in the area.

## Powers

* **Hydrokinesis:** After his mutation, Gnarly can fire powerful blasts of water.
Loose Lips Malinowski

**Loose Lips Malinowski** is a brooch vendor.

## Personality

Loose Lips is standoffish yet always reveals the very information he wishes to keep to himself to those he speaks to.

## History

Loose Lips debuted in "Cloak and Swaggart". He was approached by April O'Neil at the New York brooch district, inquiring about a unique brooch that was stolen by her friend Sunita. Loose Lips told her that he had sold it to Meat Sweats and that he then traveled to Channel 6.

Loose Lips reappeared in "Breaking Purple". He sold scrap to Repo Mantis derived from the aftermath of the underground New York City drone races and later that night participated in a drone race himself, but lost to Donatello.

Loose Lips briefly emerged from a crack in the mystic orb as April O'Neil and Baron Draxum tried to seal its growing fractures in "Finale Part 2: Shreddy or Not".

He was also briefly seen having a confrontation with Julia in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie.

## Relationships

### Allies

* Rupert Swaggart - Customer
* April O'Neil
* Repo Mantis - Customer
Hueso

**Señor Hueso** is the owner of Run of the Mill Pizza.

## Personality

Hueso is serious and responsible. This is shown in his devotion to his restaurant Run of the Mill Pizza, prioritizing its safety even over his own physical health in "You Got Served". He isn't the most altruistic person, especially if a situation threatens his serene lifestyle and it can result in stubbornness.

Hueso tends to panic relatively easily when faced with challenges and tries to mitigate risk in his decisions. He is reserved around most others, but despite Hueso's guarded nature, he has shown a desire to rely on and trust others deep down such as in "You Got Served" where he goes out on a limb to ask Leonardo and Michelangelo to help him with his business.

## Abilities

* **Sword fighting:** Hueso has exhibited a moderate degree of skill at fencing against Piel in "Portal Jacked!".
* **Bone manipulation:** Hueso is capable of transforming his ribs into large appendages that can crush those caught in them.
	+ **Anatomical liberation:** Hueso can detach his body parts and control them, allowing him to use them as weapons and easily reattach them.
* **Fusion:** Hueso can combine with Piel by inhabiting his body as his skeleton and together they form Don Suave.

## Relationships

### Family

* Father
* Hueso Jr. - Son
* Capitán Piel - Brother, Former Enemy, Friend

### Allies

* Leonardo - Customer and Friend
* Michelangelo - Customer and Friend
* Todd Capybara - Customer and Friend

### Enemies

* Makers of Brutality
* Masters of Barbarianism
* Big Mama
Loudmouth Leo (2019 action figure)

TMNT Babble Heads are your take anywhere, talking, totally interactive Turtle Bro’s that come to life and are ready to train, battle or be your Ninja Brother! Features include:

* REAL MOVEMENT: They come to life with head, eye and mouth movement
* INTERACTIVE STRIKE SENSORS: They have strike sensors in their head, chest and hand for interactive ninja training. Strike your Ninja bro and you’ll be surprised by his response!
* BATTLE: Motion sensors in their shoulders, arms and hands recognize when they are ready to battle, with or without weapons in their hands!
	+ Move arms up and down and hear fist punching swooshes without weapon in hand and “Clings and Clangs” sound effects with weapon in hand.
	+ They know when you put weapons in their hands and now you hear weapon SFX.
* HILARIOUS TURTLE HUMOR: They love what teenagers love: telling jokes, one-liners, laughing, belching, farting and Cowabunga high fives!
* TAKE WITH YOU: Clip your turtle on with his easy clip-on and take him with you everywhere!
1 Fish, 2 Fish, Red Fish - Dead Fish

In *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,* ***1 Fish, 2 Fish, Red Fish – Dead Fish*** is one of Lou Jitsu's classic martial arts films. In the episode "The Evil League of Mutants", the Mad Dogs asked their father Splinter to give them more much-needed ninjutsu training. Splinter agreed, but his solution was to have his sons rewatch some Lou Jitsu movies to learn how to fight with fish and ladders. The film only played briefly on the lair's movie projector before the Mad Dogs paused it and expressed incredulity that this was their father's new training plan for them.
Baseball Stadium

In *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,* an unnamed **baseball stadium** in New York City serves as a recurring location. Its home team is the New York Drakes.

## History

The stadium first appears in the season one finale "End Game", when the Kuroi Yōroi-clad Baron Draxum along with his then-allies, the Foot Clan, drilled up through the ceiling of the Hidden City's cavern and into the middle of the playing field of this above-ground stadium during a baseball game in front of thousands of human witnesses, and declared his hostiles to the human world; a panic resulted as humans started fleeing the stadium. The Mad Dogs, April O'Neil, Mayhem and Splinter intervened, leading to a major confrontation between them and Draxum. When they learnt from eavesdropping on the Foot Clan that there was a flaw in the Kuroi Yōroi, the Mad Dogs managed to dislodge a Jupiter Jim action figure that had long been lodged inside the dark armor's face plate; once it had been dislodged, the now fully restored armor suddenly drained Draxum's energy within an inch of his life and expelled him, allowing the Shredder to awaken within the armor for the first time in 500 years.

In the season two premiere, "Many Unhappy Returns", Draxum, who was actually only being used by the Foot Clan to help reawaken the Shredder, barely managed to escape through his own portal. There in the stadium, Shredder attacked the Hamato Clan, but phased out of corporeal presence before landing his blow, appearing to vanish. The Foot Clan made their own escape when it was clear that the Shredder had still come back wrong, even with the fully restored and repowered Kuroi Yōroi.

In "Repairin' the Baron", the Hidden City's Council of Heads decreed Baron Draxum guilty of crimes against the Yōkai, including damaging their veil of secrecy through his actions. The guardsmen who had formerly worked for Draxum, Garm and Freki, were offered leniency for their complicity in Draxum's crimes if they would hunt Draxum down for the Council. Later in the episode, the guardsmen visited the now-closed stadium, which was still heavily damaged and now cordoned off with police tape, and the giant hole from the Hidden City that Draxum had earlier poked through the middle of the stadium's playing field had not been repaired. There, the guardsmen found some shriveled remains of the mystic vines Draxum had left behind during the events of "End Game" and "Many Unhappy Returns".
Chef Albéar

**Chef Albéar** was a French-themed animatronic bear mascot for a failed Albearto's franchise: La Petite Albéar. He is one of four animatronics granted sentience by Albearto to aid him in his uprising.

Chef Albéar was aided by his fellow robotic mascot Otto von Bearto in terrorizing the visitors of Albearto Land until Leonardo and Michelangelo knocked them off their feet.

Later, when the Turtles gave their horrible stage performance to the robots of Albearto Land, he and Otto choose to destroy themselves rather than continue to listening to the awful singing by riding off the tracks of a roller coaster.
Heinous Green

**Heinous Green** is an infamous criminal in the Hidden City.

## History

Heinous Green debuted in "Raph's Ride-Along" as the Yōkai criminal that Raphael was mistaken for and pretended to be during his time with the Mud Dogs. He finally made an appearance at the Battle Nexus once Raph and the Mud Dogs arrived to drop off money for Big Mama. After Raph's ruse was unveiled, Heinous Green chased Raph through the Hidden City, but was unable to capture him and ended up being defeated by his mystic tonfā and left to be arrested by the Hidden City police. He is very silly.

## Abilities

* **Self-size enlargement:** While already huge, Heinous Green can voluntarily increase the size of his body (yes, any parts;) to a gigantic size, allowing him to travel quickly.
April O'Neil (battle cry)

**"April O'Neil"** is a battle cry used by April O'Neil in *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*. She typically yells it in the midst of an attack, or while prepping an attack to psych herself up. Most times, she elongates the 'L' in her first name (i.e., "Aprillllll...") before saying her surname.

## History

"April O'Neil" was first used in "Mystic Mayhem" when April O'Neil leapt from a platform in Baron Draxum's laboratory onto Mayhem's cage in an attempt to free him.

"April O'Neil" was shouted by April as she tried to convince herself that her hypnotized classmates would heed her words in "Hypno! Part Deux".

In "Shadow of Evil" April said "April O'Neil" as she secretly mounted her bicycle to join Splinter on his Foot Clan infiltration mission against his wishes.

"April O'Neil" was whispered by April after she severed Warren Stone's arm from his body with one of Hypno-Potamus' Razor Rings in "Warren & Hypno, Sitting in a Tree".

In "Cloak and Swaggart", April exclaimed "April O'Neil" as she struck Meat Sweats with a tray in a collaborative attack with Sunita.

April said "April O'Neil" to herself in "End Game" as she donned her glasses right before she placed her and the Turtles' final blow against Baron Draxum to remove the Jupiter Jim figure from the Kuroi Yōroi helmet by hitting it with a baseball.

In "Many Unhappy Returns", April shouted "April O'Neil" as she used a crane to fling a shipping container at the Shredder.

April exclaimed "April O'Neil" in "Donnie vs. Witch Town" as she prepared to be tossed into battle against the Great Morgan by Donatello.

"April O'Neil" was whispered by April in *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie* during her infiltration of the Eastlaird University laboratory and later again as she wielded a wrecking ball against Krang Two.

## Trivia

* The structure of the catchphrase is a reference to the "Leeroy Jenkins" meme, and the yelling of one's own name when attacking is also similar to *Mortal Kombat*'s Johnny Cage when preforming his flip kick attack.
Cree Summer

**Cree Summer** is a voice actress best known as Penny on *Inspector Gadget* and Elmyra on *Tiny Toons* and Suzie Carmichael in the *Rugrats* franchise. She also voiced Haggar on *Voltron: Legendary Defender*, Hyena on Greg Weisman's *Gargoyles*, She-Hulk on *The Incredible Hulk*, Max Gibson on *Batman Beyond*, Vixen on *Batman: The Brave and the Bold*, Blackarachnia on *Transformers: Animated*, Glory Grant on *Spectacular Spider-Man*, Ember on *W.I.T.C.H.*, Panthera on *Thundercats*, Mary West on *Young Justice*, Valerie Gray on *Danny Phantom* and Nebula on *Guardians of the Galaxy*.

Summer's father was the late voice actor Don Francks.

She voices Jessica Jaclyn and a Minotaur on *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*.
Fred Tatasciore

**Frederick "Fred" Tatasciore** (born in New York City, New York) is an American voice actor who portrays secondary characters as well as monstrous-looking types. He is best known for voicing the Hulk in the *Ultimate Avengers, Next Avengers, Hulk Vs, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2* and *Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes* as well as voicing Saren from the critically acclaimed series *Mass Effect* and Damon Baird in the *Gears of War* video game series, and Zeratul from the game *StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty*. He voices Repo Mantis in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Harvey Hokum

**Harvey Hokum**, also known as **Man-Bun**, is a Human-born mutant rabbit appearing first in Rise of the TMNT #1.

## History

Hokum was a hipster pet shop owner, running a store called *Rare Pets & Supplies*. He had ordered a massive shipment of rabbits in an effort to get rich, but they were failing to sell, even going as far as to put fake horns on one to sell it as a "rare three-horned jackalope from the farthest corners of the Adirondacks".

Outside, Harvey witnessed Muninn and Huginn open a portal to the Hidden City. There, he ran into Baron Draxum, who tasked him with capturing "four unusual pets" and mutated him into an anthropomorphic rabbit with one of his Oozesquitoes.

Michelangelo, while peeking out of the sewer, saw Hokum's rampage across New York City and dubbed him "Man-Bun". The Turtles and April fought Man-Bun, and they were only able to fell him with "Chaos-jitsu" - attacking everything so that at least one of them was guaranteed a hit.

While the Turtles and April were distracted by Baron Draxum, Man-Bun fled, and ran into a mysterious character identifying him or herself as "worse" than Draxum.
Hamato Atsuko

**Hamato Atsuko** was the mother of Hamato Yoshi and the daughter of Hamato Sho.

## Personality

Atsuko has a tender disposition, shown when she told her son Hamato Yoshi her own desire to stay with him when he was struggling to accept her departure. She is also responsible, choosing to follow through with her lifelong promise as a Hamato even at the expense of the opportunity to raise her son.

## History

### Decades ago

Like the rest of the Hamato Clan, Atsuko was trained from a young age to defend the world from the Shredder if he was ever to return. Eventually, she gave birth and reared her only child, Yoshi. One spring day, Atsuko visited a park with her father Hamato Sho and Yoshi who was a young child at the time to say her goodbye to him before she vanished to perform her clan responsibility to prevent the Shredder's return. She left her son in Sho's care and died of unknown causes, never to see Yoshi during her life again.

### Modern day

Atsuko's spirit appeared alongside the spirits of her fellow past Hamato Clan in "Finale Part 3: Anatawa Hitorijanai" in response to Hamato Karai evoking them to teach Raphael how to tap into his own Hamato Ninpō.

During the Mad Dogs, Splinter, Baron Draxum, Karai, and Foot Recruit's last stand against the Shredder in "Finale Part 4: Rise", Atsuko's spirit materialized to comfort Splinter once he became overwhelmed by the fact that they were losing to him even with their mystic powers combined and the extent of their strength being exerted. She ushered the rest of the Hamato Clan's previous generations to arrive and aid in delivering the blow that destroyed the Kuroi Yōroi.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Hamato Ninpō:** Atsuko can channel her Hamato Ninpō as a member of the Hamato Clan.
* **Scattering:** Atsuko is seemingly capable of deconstructing her body into flower petals at will to teleport to another location.

### Abilities

* **Kenjutsu:** Atsuko has been shown wielding a katana with a black scabbard and red hilt accents before her disappearance in "E-Turtle Sunshine of the Spotless Mind". However, her level of proficiency with it is currently unknown.
* **Ninjutsu:** Atsuko has been trained in ninjutsu, giving her the power to combat the Shredder if need be.

## Relationships

### Family

* Hamato Sho - Father
* Hamato Yoshi - Son

### Enemies

* The Foot Clan
	+ The Shredder

## Quotes

* Hot... ***SOUP!!!!*** - When finishing off Shredder with his son, Draxum, Cassandra, April, Karai, Mikey, Donnie, Leo and Raph

## Trivia

* When asked what Atsuko's duties in "E-Turtle Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" were in August 2020, *Rise of the TMNT* writer Russ Carney answered in a Tweet, "I don't think we ever discussed that, but I'd imagine that among other things, making sure that her kid made sure that the teapot never wound up in the hands of the Foot. But, because Hamato went a different way, becoming a movie star, the importance was lost.".
* The clan emblem on Atsuko's kimono is all red and lineless, unlike the emblems worn by other Hamato Clan members that have made an appearance.
Clem's Candy

**Clem's Candy** is a location in *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.* It is owned and managed by Clem.

## Description

Clem's Candy is located in New York City. It is a candy store that also possesses a secret inventory of mystic goods, only available to Yōkai and mutants, who would be the most likely to know about its existence. The required entry password to purchase from this section of the store is "wink".

## History

Clem's Candy debuted in "Newsworthy". Warren Stone visited after hearing that it had a secret mystic inventory as he was interested in enhancements to combat the Turtles. After correctly guessing the password, Clem gave Warren access to his mystic goods where he purchased a blue mystic gemstone and after calling the New York police department to the Burgundy Center, left the store.
Battle Shell

**Battle Shells** are one of Donatello's main weapons in *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*.

## Overview

Donatello created his battle shells to wear over his carapace as armor and to aid him in combat. He has several of them, each with unique abilities, and they feature a slot towards the bottom of them to store Donnie's Tech-Bō when not in use. His battle shells can be controlled with verbal commands and remotely summoned to him by pressing his goggle buttons or a designated button on his tech-gauntlet. They also have a self-destruct command, accessible through Donnie's tech-gauntlet, and he can verbally override their programming using his "Alpha Bootyyyshaker9000" authorization code. They utilize a microwave transceiver to communicate and class C encryption.

Donnie stores his battle shells inside the Turtle Tank and on his laboratory wall. While he doesn't wear them while sleeping, Donnie can be seen wearing a battle shell most of the time, switching between his flight shell and his spider shell the most often. His battle shells can also be worn by others as seen when Kendra, April O'Neil, and Bullhop each wear one in respective episodes. Donnie can take off his battle shells by pressing a designated button to release their seal.

## Battle Shell Models

### Flight Shell

Donnie's primary battle shell and the one he makes his series debut in is his flight shell. It allows him to fly via rotors and features a detachable hoverboard with the ability to transform into a DJ mixer and into a seat with handle bars to carry a passenger on top of it. It can deploy a powerful laser for Donnie to use offensively against opponents, emit a light capable of speed-aging materials that is activated by a separate handheld button, and record audio. Donnie's flight shell can transform into a pair of speakers or a detachable speaker suspended by a mechanical arm.

### Spider Shell

Donnie's spider shell features two pairs of telescoping mechanical arms that he can manipulate as additional limbs and the ability to self-propel. It has two blue indicator lights towards the top that turn orange when the spider shell is active. The ends of the spider shell's arms can take the form of pincers or three-fingered hands. The ends of the spider shell's arms can also transform into circular saws and remove its pincers to expose the spear-like ends of its arms to pierce opponents. The spider shell can deploy a work light suspended by a mechanical arm and is capable of generating electricity through its arms, electrocuting opponents/objects that make contact with them.

### A.I. Battle Shell

Donnie's battle shell is equipped with an A.I. (S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N.).

### Rocket Shell

Donnie's rocket shell acts as a jet pack. It features two retractable wings with a tapered leading edge and a straight trailing edge, yellow barricade tape on its wings and body, and three blue lights towards the top. Donnie's rocket shell can reach immense speeds and is seemingly capable of flying at higher speeds than his flight shell.
Andy Suriano

**Andy Suriano** is a producer and character designer for *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*. He also worked on *The Powerpuff Girls*, *Samurai Jack*, *The Fairly Oddparents!*, *Star Wars: Clone Wars*, *My Life as a Teenage Robot*, *Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends*, *Motorcity* and *Mickey Mouse*.
Evil Emerald

**Evil Emerald** is a background picture only criminal, who appears in the Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episode, "Raph's Ride-Along".

## History

He never appears, but is seen as a picture in a Wanted poster. After realizing he is not Heinous Green, the Hidden City police yet again mistake Raph for Emerald.
April O'Neil Appearances

< April O'Neil

## Season 1

* "Mystic Mayhem"
* "Origami Tsunami"
* "War and Pizza"
* "The Fast and the Furriest"
* "Hypno! Part Deux"
* "The Gumbus"
* "Mrs. Cuddles"
* "The Purple Jacket"
* "Shadow of Evil"
* "Operation: Normal"
* "Warren and Hypno, Sitting in a Tree"
* "Mystic Library"
* "The Purple Game"
* "Snow Day"
* "Cloak and Swaggart"
* "Insane in the Mama Train"
* "End Game"

## Season 2

* "Many Unhappy Returns"
* "Lair Games"
* "Repairin' the Baron"
* "Air Turtle"
* "Always Be Brownies"
* "Mystery Meat"
* "Donnie vs. Witch Town"
* "Raph's Ride-Along"
* "Hidden City's Most Wanted"
* "Bad Hair Day"
* "Fists of Furry"
* "Battle Nexus: New York"
* "E-Turtle Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"
* "Shreddy or Not"
* "Anatawa Hitorijanai"
* "Rise"

## Movie

* "Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie"
Komodo Dragon Yōkai

The **Komodo Dragon Yōkai** is a yōkai that appears in the *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* episode "Fists of Furry". Its origins are unknown, but it was used by Kristoff Van Bradford and his students during their match with April O'Neil and Splinter.

## History

During the events of "Fists of Furry", he was found by Kristoff Van Bradford and became a mascot of the Komodo Ninjitzu school.

When April overpowers Frank, Kristoff asks Frank he knows what to do, causing Frank to put his hand to the crate, Komodo dragon bites him, increasing his strength.

After Frank gets disqualified because he is afraid that April is going to use seven deadly viper moves, a furious Bradford charges at her, but Splinter kicks him to the crate, causing the Komodo dragon yōkai to reveal himself. Leonardo is shocked and names it "Venomous Yōkai Pet". Kristoff asks the dragon to bite him, it does so as Kristoff becomes green and monstrous and is about to end their life's, but Splinter and April use the seven deadly viper moves. The light turns off. When it comes back, Komodo dragon and Kristoff fly away into distance.

## Abilities

* **Power Imbuement:** Every time the creature bites someone, its venom increases their strength and alters their appearance into green-scaled bulky maniacs.
Cuddles

**Mrs. Cuddles** is a popular children’s TV show character.

## Personality

Cuddles is, despite her cute appearance, sadistic and brutal, delighting in scaring others and will go to great lengths to provoke a scream. She is childish, typically speaking in baby talk, and somewhat polite as she gives thanks when receiving screams from others.

## Powers

* **Emotional vampirism:** Cuddles' strength is amplified by the fearful screams of others. However, laughter has the opposite effect of sapping her strength. She requires screams to move and falls into a silent, stationary state when deprived of them after a period of time, making her appear much like a puppet.
	+ **Self-size enlargement:** Cuddles' body grows in size as she absorbs screams.

## Relationships

### Enemies

* The Mad Dogs
	+ Leonardo
	+ Raphael
	+ Donatello
	+ Michelangelo
	+ April O'Neil

* Hamato Yoshi
Lou Jitsu: Bedtime for Bozos

In *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,* ***Bedtime for Bozos*** is a classic Lou Jitsu video. In the episode, "Late Fee", Splinter had rented this video from Ron's Rentals for his sons to watch, and then instructed them to return the video before midnight with promise of giving them all hugs as a reward. But when the Mad Dogs went to return the video, the obviously long-closed rental store was demolished in front of their eyes. They spent the entire episode on a misadventure to find a suitable working video rental kiosk or video return slot to deposit the video, only to accidentally destroy each rental kiosk they came across.
Fish and Ladders

**Fish and ladders** are an extremely unconventional set of weapons that figure into the plot of the *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* episode "The Evil League of Mutants".

When the Mad Dogs realized that they need more ninjutsu training to improve their fighting skills, they went to their father Splinter to ask him to train them more. He agreed, but his training plan involved having his sons watch and study the Lou Jitsu film *1 Fish, 2 Fish, Red Fish – Dead Fish,* which involved the title actor fighting opponents at a fish and ladders factory. Splinter's sons scoffed at this idea, regarding the circumstances in the film as too unlikely for the techniques to ever be useful.

In the course of the episode, the Mad Dogs were lured to a warehouse at a dock in New Jersey with the promise of a magic show, only to find Baron Draxum and his Evil League of Mutants. By sheer chance, their clash brought them to fish market construction site with an abundance of both fish and ladders, and the Mad Dogs were able to put their unconventional training into use to defeat all their opponents.
Beverly

**Boss Beverly** is the leader of the Makers of Brutality.

## Personality

Beverly is tough and holds herself in high regard and as such is easily angered when her treatment by others falls short of what she believes she deserves.

## History

Beverly debuted in "You Got Served" dining at Señor Hueso's restaurant for a MoB meeting. However, the atmosphere turned volatile when she realized that her rival gang, the Masters of Barbarianism, also had reservations at the same location on the same night. She and the rest of the Makers of Brutality were served by Michelangelo and were content with their service until Hueso dropped a cake he planned to serve to the two parties. In turn, Beverly offered Mikey and Leonardo unicorns to assault Hueso as punishment for upsetting her, but the Turtles rejected her offer and she swiftly attempted to do it herself. She fought Mikey and Leo and even temporarily allied herself with Boss Bruce to defeat them, but were expelled from the restaurant by Mikey's torrent of unicorns.

## Relationships

### Enemies

* The Masters of Barbarianism
	+ Boss Bruce - Rival

* Michelangelo
* Leonardo
* Señor Hueso
Heather

**Heather** is a Yōkai who lives in the Hidden City.

## Personality

Heather appears to cute and nice, but she plays rough with her toys.

## History

Heather debuted in "Hidden City's Most Wanted". After Splinter told the Hidden City police officer (Heather's father) that he could have the teddy bear (who was actually Baron Draxum cloaked by a cloaking brooch), the police office arrived home and Heather was gifted the toy. After playing rough with the teddy bear, she eventually fell asleep. Later, while Draxum and Splinter were discovered trying to escape Heather's bedroom using Leonardo's mystic ōdachi, Heather was awoken by the commotion.
John Michael Higgins

**John Michael Higgins** (born February 12, 1963 in Boston, Massachusetts; age 59) is an American voice actor best known for Iknik Blackstone Varrick in *The Legend of Korra*, Mentok the Mindtaker in *Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law* and Mini-Max in *Big Hero 6: The Series*. He voices Warren Stone on *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*.
Earth Protection Force

The **Earth Protection Force** is a secret organization, whose job is to protect Earth from any kind of extraterrestrial threats. They exist as a black-ops unit.

## History

After the Krang were released from their prison dimension, the Earth Protection Force arrived at Metro Tower with snipers ready before seeing Krang One and Krang Three on top of the building to their surprise. Krang Three began preparing for the Technodrome's arrival while an EPF agent fired at Krang One, with no success of landing a shot. Krang One jumped onto the flying EPF helicopter presumably killing the pilot and the EPF agent causing the helicopter to crash.

After acquiring the keystone once again, Krang One is able to open up a portal that unleashes the Technodrome. The summoning of the Technodrome causes power outages, and the lifting of cars. The EPF send out powerful tanks to fight against EPF vehicles that have been possessed by Krang parasites. These Krang parasites killed many agents only by deforming each of the agents. The EPF send jets with rockets, aimed at the Technodrome, while rows upon rows of tanks send missiles aimed towards the Technodrome and Metro Tower. Missiles at all ends aim at the Technodrome before all being destroyed by the Technodrome's gigantic laser beam.

After Leonardo and the Mad Dogs successful destroy the Technodrome and send Krang One back to the prison dimension, the EFP contain and capture Krang Two for scientific research and collect any remaining Krang technology, while also rebuilding and and collecting collateral damage caused from the Technodrome's mass destruction.
A Bad Case of the Meat Sweats

**A Bad Case of the Meat Sweats** is a comic published by IDW Publishing.

## Solicit

To catch a mutant kidnapper sometimes means...getting kidnapped?! When the Turtles lay a trap to lure their latest mystery villain out into the open, they find themselves biting off more than they can chew.

## Characters

* April O'Neil
* Donatello
* Leonardo
* Meat Sweats
* Michelangelo
* Raphael
* Warren Stone

## Synopsis

Leonardo, Raphael, and Donatello are hunkered down in the Turtle Tank while April, dressed as a Mutant Silverfish, acts as bait to lure out whoever has been capturing mutants. Michelangelo butts in, also dressed as a mutant silverfish, stealing some of April's lines, as he wanted to be the bait. A bunch of real mutant silverfish appear and start trying to merge with April and Mikey when, suddenly, they are all hit with tranquilizer darts by Meat Sweats, who is riding on a motorcycle. He grabs Mikey, April, and several Silverfish, shoves them into his sidecar, and takes off.

The Turtles chase Meat Sweats into High Line Park, and Raph proceeds to pursue him on the Shell Hog. Meat Sweats smashes a shrub into Raph's path and causes him to crash in and out of an office building and down into a dumpster, where he happens to land across from The Silver Platter, the fancy restaurant where Meat Sweats is taking Mikey, April, and the Silverfish.

Raph bursts into the restaurant's kitchen to save his family, but Meat Sweats grabs him with his arm tendrils, sapping a bit of his power. Leonardo and Donatello arrive to back him up, and start trouncing Meat Sweats. Desperate, the pig chef goes to steal the powers of one of the "Silverfish" - the now-nearly conscious April - but is flummoxed to find that he can't steal her powers. After the Turtles reveal that April is a human in a shoddy costume, and therefore has no powers to absorb, she knocks Meat Sweats out with his own mallet.

As April and the Turtles stand and celebrate, Meat Sweats suddenly disappear from under their noses. They attempt to give chase, but are suddenly caught in an electrified cage which suddenly drops from above. They are then approached by someone in the shadows.
Cassandra Jones Appearances

< Cassandra Jones

## Season 1

* "Hot Soup: The Game"
* "Operation: Normal"
* "Sparring Partner"
* "How to Make Enemies and Bend People to Your Will"
* "Insane in the Mama Train"

## Season 2

* "Many Unhappy Returns"
* "Always Be Brownies"
* "Battle Nexus: New York"
* "E-Turtle Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"
* "Shreddy or Not"
* "Anatawa Hitorijanai"
* "Rise"

## Movie

* "Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie" (photos)
Joe's Bandanas

**Joe's Bandanas** is a location in *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*.

## Description

Joe's Bandanas is bandana factory located in New York City.

## History

Joe's Bandanas debuted in "Sparring Partner". After leaving the lair in an emotional outburst caused by Raphael's mean yet insincere comments about Origami Ninja, Franken-Foot broke into Joe's Bandanas to continue his destructive rampage targeting red bandanas. The Turtles found him soon after while he was ripping up a box of red bandanas and Michelangelo, Leonardo, and Donatello tried to attack him. However, their attack was sabotaged by Raph who had secretly created and befriended Franken-Foot weeks prior. Raph told Franken-Foot to flee the building to avoid getting attacked by his brothers again, but Franken-Foot refused. Foot Lieutenant and Foot Recruit broke into the building seeking to reclaim him as a member of the Foot Clan. Donnie attempted to shred Franken-Foot using his Tech-Bō, but was stopped by Raph once more where Raph then apologized for upsetting Franken-Foot earlier, revealing to all in Joe's Bandanas that Raph and Franken-Foot were friends. Foot Recruit was then ordered by Foot Lieutenant to destroy Franken-Foot, but was met with the Turtles' resistance as they now considered Franken-Foot a Mad Dog to defend. A fight between the Foot and the Turtles ensued and once all of the Turtles were restrained by Foot Recruit, Franken-Foot used his enhanced mystic power to defeat the Foot.
Foot Brute

In *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*, **Foot Brute** is one of the co-leaders of the Foot Clan, alongside Foot Lieutenant.

## Personality

Foot Brute has a relatively mild personality with a dim-witted streak—in comparison to Foot Lieutenant—and can be aggressive at times.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Portal creation:** Foot Brute is capable of forming portals to teleport from location to location.
* **Flame head:** The footprint on Foot Brute's face produces a perpetual flame. The flame's size responds to Foot Brute's emotions, flaring when he feels strong emotions such as shock or anger. It can be doused by water, but gusts of air do little to dampen the flame.

### Abilities

* **Axe proficiency:** Foot Brute's signature weapons are dual axes.
* **Ninjutsu:** As one of the modern leaders of the Foot, Foot Brute is presumably versed in ninjutsu.
* **Enhanced** **strength:** Foot Brute is considerably stronger than Foot Lieutenant, his strength rivals Raph's as he was able to seriously injure him during their fight in "Hot Soup: The Game".

## Relationships

### Allies

* Foot Lieutenant - Friend and co-leader
* Cassandra Jones - Former Friend And Student
* Repo Mantis
* The Shredder - Master
* Krang - Masters
	+ Krang One
	+ Krang Two
	+ Krang Three

### Enemies

* The Mad Dogs
	+ Leonardo
	+ Raphael
	+ Donatello
	+ Michelangelo
	+ April O'Neil - Former Employee
	+ Hamato Yoshi - Idol

* Sunita
* Stinkbomb
* Baron Draxum - Former Ally and Master
* Hamato Karai
Anata wa hitori ja nai

**"Anata wa hitori ja nai"「あなたは一人じゃない」**is a recurring Japanese phrase heard during the four-part finale of *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.* It means, "you are not alone," and is a traditional Hamato Clan saying that reassures members that the rest of the clan are with them, both those who are alive and the spirits of those who have passed on.

## History

In "Finale Part 1: E-Turtle Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", Raphael witnessed a memory of his father Hamato Yoshi losing his mother Hamato Atsuko, as she sacrificed her presence in this world to reinforce the Hamato Clan's efforts to keep the Shredder sealed away. When the young Yoshi was feeling immense separation anxiety at the sudden permanent departure of his mother, she told him, "Anata wa hitori janai."

In "Finale Part 2: Shreddy or Not", the recently returned Hamato Karai helped the Mad Dogs and the rest of their family hold off the Foot Clan's assault on their lair. In a climactic showdown, Karai faced off with the Shredder, but was startled when she realized that the uncorrupted will of Oroku Saki survived within the Kuroi Yōroi. The Turtles watched in horror as the Shredder struck back against the distracted Karai, mortally-wounding her in the process. As she lay dying on the floor, she uttered to them, "Anata wa hitori janai."

In "Finale Part 3: Anatawa Hitorijanai", the Turtles and Todd Capybara had fled in the Turtle Tank to the safety of Cuddle Cakes Puppy Rescue out in the woodlands of Long Island. They were joined by April O'Neil, who had earlier revisited the ruins of the lair after most everyone else had gone, finding Karai close to death. Karai had proclaimed that April had in fact always been one of the Hamato, and Karai allowed her departing spirit to enter April so she could be a vessel to teach the Hamato Ninpō to the Turtles. As Karai/April was trying to instruct the Turtles, Raph asked her about the phrase he had heard twice before, and Karai explained to him its meaning. This understanding, and the relying on other members of the Hamato Clan in times of need, finally helped the Turtles tap into the Hamato Ninpō, greatly enhancing their combat abilities.
Annihilation

**Annihilation** is a professional wrestler.

## History

Annihilation debuted in "Shell in a Cell". He teamed up with fellow wrestler Ghostbear during a NWYA match to defeat another wrestler, but after he was defeated, Annihilation lost to Ghostbear.

Annihilation was depicted in "Jupiter Jim Ahoy!" on the back cover of Donatello's *Jupiter Jim Super Collector's Edition Number 1000*.

## Abilities

* **Wrestling:** Annihilation is a professional wrestler and is described as "invincible" by Jessica Jaclyn.
Cuddle Cakes Puppy Rescue

**Cuddle Cakes Puppy Rescue** is a recurring location in *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.*

## Description

Cuddle Cakes Puppy Rescue is a puppy shelter business located in the woodlands of Long Island. It is owned and managed by Todd Capybara.

## History

Cuddle Cakes Puppy Rescue debuted in "Repo Mantis". The shelter operated out of Todd's parked recreational vehicle and a fenced-off enclosure. Donatello and Michelangelo arrived at the shelter to repossess the RV on behalf of Repo Mantis Salvage, as Todd had not made payments in two years. But Todd proved to be such a nice guy - partly backed up by his Niceness Superpower - that the two turtles eventually agreed to build a more permanent facility for Todd in exchange for the RV. Donnie designed the new facility with high-tech features and between the three of them and the puppies chipping in, built the new structures within days, and they and Todd parted on good terms.

Some of the Turtles periodically revisited Todd at Cuddle Cakes Puppy Rescue and its surrounding forest in subsequent episodes.

After the Shredder invaded and destroyed the lair, the Turtles, April O'Neil, and Todd fled the city and took refuge at Cuddle Cakes Puppy Rescue, where they remained until Hamato Karai's spirit, residing in April, was able to teach the Hamato Ninpō. Since Raphael's tonfā, Leonardo's ōdachi, Mikey's kusari-fundō, and Donnie's Tech-Bō had been destroyed during their standoff with the Shredder at the lair, Todd used the blacksmith forge at his puppy shelter to construct gardening tools as make-shift replacement weapons for the Turtles.
Alex Noe

**Dr. Alex Noe** is a character from *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.* He is a mad dentist who collects rare and exotic teeth from various creatures, including animals, cryptids, and mutants.

## Personality

He has a psychotic excitable enthusiasm, and speaks with a gentlemanly accent.

## History

Before his debut, Dr. Alex Noe and his helpers hunted animals and rare creatures, including fossils and cryptids, for their teeth.

He made his first appearance in "Todd Scouts", wherein he and his assistants captured Todd, believing him to be a sasquatch. When the Mad Dogs came to save Todd, Noe and two of his assistants chased them in a hummer shooting numbing darts at the Mad Dogs and Todd. When Todd drank his lemonade and gain "Lemon Rush", he call all the small animals to attack Noe and his two assistants, forcing them to retreat. In the end of the episode, when Alex was back at his home, he was shown to be scarred from the attack while he was looking at a photo of Raphael. Raph's snaggletooth caught Noe's attention when he said "I must have it".

## Relationships

### Enemies

* The Mad Dogs
	+ Leonardo
	+ Raphael
	+ Donatello
	+ Michelangelo

* Todd Capybara
Bug Bustin' Leonardo (2019 action figure)

*in Oozesquito suit*

## Description

Ya ooze, ya lose! Equipped with Donnie's latest tech, the Turtles are ready to bust the Oozesquitos before they mutate all of New York City! Leo's armed with a large bug sprayer and is prepared to vaporize his buggy enemies.

**Species:** Red-eared slider

**Weapons:** Poison cloud bug sprayer
Chelsea Peretti

**Chelsea Peretti** (born February 20, 1978; 44 years old) is an American comedian, actress, and writer. She is best known for portraying Gina Linetti in the police comedy series *Brooklyn Nine-Nine*. She is married to comedian and filmmaker Jordan Peele.

In Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Peretti provides the voice of Piebald.
Lou Jitsu School of Ninjutsu

**Lou Jitsu School of Ninjutsu** was a chain of ninjutsu dōjō owned by Lou Jitsu.

## History

Martial arts movie star Lou Jitsu had 28 dōjō locations in New York City when his film career was still active more than a decade prior to the start of the series. However, by the time of the events of the "Fists of Furry", all except one had been closed and converted into a Komodo Dragon Karate Dojo.

Splinter traveled with April O'Neil to carry out an inspection of the location of the only remaining Lou Jitsu School of Ninjutsu, but discovered that it was being threatened by Kristoff Van Bradford and had no teacher. April enrolled in a competition against the Komodo Dragons to vie for ownership over it.
Komodo Dragon Karate Dojo

**Komodo Dragon Karate Dojo** is a chain of karate dōjō owned by Kristoff Van Bradford in *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*.

## History

Sometime after Lou Jitsu's disappearance, actor Kristoff Van Bradford attained ownership of Lou Jitsu School of Ninjutsu Dōjō and converted 27 out of at least 28 of them into his own Komodo Dragon Karate Dojo.

In "Fists of Furry", Kristoff participated in a competition between one of his students Frank and one of the Lou Jitsu School of Ninjutsu students April O'Neil to decide which dōjō chain the final Lou Jitsu School would be a part of with the competition ending in the Lou Jitsu School of Ninjutsu's favor.
Little Jacob's Ladder

In *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,* ***Little Jacob's Ladder*** is one of Lou Jitsu's classic martial artist films. It the episode "The Evil League of Mutants", when the Mad Dogs asked their father Splinter to give them much-needed additional ninjutsu training, Splinter agreed, but his solution was to have his sons rewatch some old Lou Jitsu films, starting with *1 Fish, 2 Fish, Red Fish – Dead Fish.* The Mad Dogs reacted with incredulity, not just because they'd already seen the films, but because the fighting techniques depicted involved the highly unlikely use of fish and ladders as weapons. Extremely annoyed, Splinter mocked his sons' arrogant attitude towards these fighting techniques, holding up a the video case for *Little Jacob's Ladder.*