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Guardians

The Guardians are an organization from the 2003 animated series. They are a select few trustworthy humans who were entrusted with the secret of the Utroms.

## Description

The Order of the Guardians is made up ​​of human fighters, all of which were taught in the arts of ninjutsu. They wear dark blue or black clothing (in modern times, supplemented by a trench coat) and recognizable by the medallion with an image of Utroms that they wear around their necks. As weapons they prefer to use special high-tech katana, which can be charged with an unknown energy to increase their cutting power.

The guardians are aware of the true identity of their masters the Utroms, well aware of, but they serve voluntarily. Promising talents are often recruited from outside the ranks of the Guardians after they've earned the trust of the Utroms.

## History

Hundreds of years ago a star ship carrying Utroms, a sophisticated alien race, crash landed in medieval Japan, the ship was in fact transporting a prisoner, the psychopathic Utrom Ch'rell who had escaped and sabotaged the ship. Without a way to repair the ship again, the Utroms were forced to mingle in disguise among the people.
But having succeeded in stealing an exoskeleton constructed for this purpose, Ch'rell established himself as a person and also took the name of "The Shredder" and built a ninja clan to create an army of followers. In order to protect themselves and other innocent people against the encroachments of the Foot, the Utroms in turn founded the Guardians after they had won the trust of some people. Two Guardians whose career would unleash a whole range of far-reaching events were Hamato Yoshi and Yukio Mashimi, but Yukio eventually betrayed the Utroms to the Shredder. When the Utroms then had to leave Japan, they were followed by the Guardians, who continued to serve their masters in their new hideout, the Techno Cosmic Research Institute, in New York City.

The Guardians finally came into the light as a conflict between the Utrom Shredder and the Turtles begin. Since the Utroms, especially the Council of Three, did not know how they should assess the Turtles, the Guardians were instructed to monitor and, if necessary, to eliminate, if they should join forces with their ​​archenemy. But when the true sentiments of the Turtles came to light, the Guardians were their allies against the Utrom Shredder and also brought Splinter to safety after he was seriously injured in the battle against the Shredder.

When the Utroms eventually were forced to leave the Earth entirely, they were followed by the Guardians who found refuge on the home planet of their masters. Their current status is unknown.

## Key members

* Leader of the Guardians
* Hamato Yoshi
* Yukio Mashimi

## Toys

A Guardian Ninja action figure was released in 2004.
Foot Headquarters

## Oroku Saki Tower

* Foot Headquarters
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The **Oroku Saki Tower** is the most used of all of the Foot headquarters and was the office, base, and central headquarters of Oroku Saki as the Utrom Shredder and was the office of his business. This base has been rebuilt at least twice.
Both buildings were very similar in design, the tower included science labs, offices, quarters, a trap hallway, the Foot Mystics temple, a war room, and the
main throne room. The tower also incorporated a hangar for air vehicles, a helicopter landing pad, and Japanese gardens. Above the Heliport was the Utrom Shredder's Shinto Palace. The building also had training facilities for the Foot.

## Oroku Saki Mansion

The **Oroku Saki Mansion** is the second most used base in the TMNT 2003 series. Oroku Saki's mansion was a large spacious Japanese style mansion built as the base and home of the Utrom Shredder during season 3. It contained numerous labs, computer rooms, meeting rooms, training facilities, and even contained his spaceship and was the last known base the Utrom Shredder used before his exile in the season three finale "

## Japan Base

At least one base in Japan had been seen in flashbacks as the Utrom Shredders base and was more like a palace for the Utrom Shredder and a training facility for Utrom Shredders forces too. This base is very large and was later headed by Karai until she came to New York City.

## Alternate Future Base

The Utrom Shredder in an alternate future was ruler of the world and ruthless. He maintained a large palace that was guarded by Foot Police, Utrominators and Karai Legion. This palace held many valuables and was like a museum. The Utrom Shredder had a throne room where he would later be killed by Donatello.

## The Kuraiyama

The Utrom Shredder has had a base in a Foot owned boat and was a replica of Foot Tower design wise and incorporated Japanese style. It was here that the Foot Mechs were created and also where the Utrom Shredder was taking an absence from the Foot Clan to heal.

## Shredders Warehouse base

In Ch'rell's first appearance as the Shredder in the 2003 series Utrom Shredder talked to Leonardo in a dojo style warehouse base that was designed for ninja training. It was here on the rooftop the Utrom Shredder and the Turtles had their first showdown.
April's Rebels

In the dystopian world seen in Same As It Never Was, April O'Neil lead a gang of rebels against The Shredder. The structure and complete roster was not elaborated upon, but it was indicated that Angel was a high-ranking member.

## Known Members

* **April O'Neil** (Leader)
* **Angel** (Unseen, only mentioned)
* **Raphael**
* **Michelangelo**
* **Leonardo**
* **Hun** and **Baxter Stockman**

Splinter and Casey Jones may have been part of the rebellion prior to their deaths, or the rebels could have formed afterward.
Donatello (Clone)

**Dark Donatello** is the evil clone of Donatello created by Sh'Okanabo at the same time as the other Dark Turtles in Fast Forward.

## Biography

Being a clone of Donatello, Dark Donnie is the smartest of all the clones. He doesn't always act it though, being snarky to their leader Dark Leo and fighting for food like the rest. But that doesn't mean he's not intelligent; he is presumed to be the creator of the Terrorpin, their ship that is the equivalent to the Hovershell, and probably all of the other gadgets he is seen using (e.g. the giant magnet and smoke bombs in *Bad Blood*)

Out of all the clones, Dark Don is the one with the least resemblance to his counterpart. His brothers all have a similar head and face shape to the actual Turtles, but Dark Donnie does not.

Dark Don does not seem to own a weapon though. He relies mainly on his analysis of his opponents in a fight, finding a pattern in which he can block their attacks with his metal wrist guards as well as openings for him to attack. In fights, he'll often end up using his long tail (being that he is the only one of his brothers to have a tail) as a weapon as well. He is also shown taking advantage of the appendage in other situations too (grabbing food from his brother's hands as seen in *DNA is Thicker than Water*).
Dan Green

**Dan Green** (born February 7, 1975; 48 years old) also credited as **Jay Snyder**, is an American voice actor for the 2003 animated series and Back to the Sewer who does "additional voices". He also voiced "88 Leonardo" in Turtles Forever. He is best known as the voice of Yugi Muto from Yu-Gi-Oh!, Trudge from Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, Knuckles the Echidna in some of the Sonic the Hedgehog video games (including the anime series, Sonic X), Professor Birch in some episodes of the Pokemon Advanced series, and is also known for his script adaptions of Kurokami: The Animation and Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn.

## Voices

List of character that where voiced by Dan Green.

* Mortu
* Commander Mozar
* Mephos
* 1988 Leonardo (Turtles Forever)
* The Professor

## External Links

* Dan Green at Wikipedia
* Dan Green at the Internet Movie Database
* Donations webpage
Aramzedo

**Aramzedo** is a collector of rare life forms. He has a big spaceship filled with Pack-Bots.

## History

He kidnapped three of the Inuwashi Gunjin. When the Turtles and the Gunjin's Leader went looking for them they were captured by a Pack-Bot and transported onto his ship to join his collection. They however managed to escape and were sucked into a Dokepal stadium. They faced an army of Pack-Bots but Raphael goaded Aramzedo into fighting the battle himself. Aramzedo agreed to release all of his collection if they could defeat him in combat. He faced them in a giant Pack-bot but the Turtles managed to trick Aramzedo into ordering his Pack-Bots to collect himself. Upon his defeat he agreed to help the Gunjin free his collection and return them to their home planet in exchange for his own freedom.

## Trivia

* He is similar to the Marvel Comics villain The Collector.
Alzheichu

**Alzheichu** is a secondary character in *The Amazing Asperchu*.

## Background

Asperchu's grandfather, Alzheichu is an old-fashioned Sonichu who spends most of his time sitting in his armchair and watching television. He also likes to make Asperchu do stressful chores around the house. Alzheichu is married to Grandma Snorlax. Alzheichu later sacrifices himself to stop Metal Asperchu's assault.
Honeyland

**Honeyland** is a 1935 *Happy Harmonies* cartoon directed by Rudolf Ising.

## Plot

Bees are harvesting nectar from flowers to make honey, as the camera turns to a trio of singing bees. They perform the song as bees are shown making honey, using ways like human techniques of farming, a stereotypical "French chef" tasting it, and melting candle wax to preserve, a reference to beeswax.

Two of the bees are shown chasing each other, outside the safety of the hive. Then, the antagonist (a spider) comes in, chases and captures the female bee. The male bee tries to fight the spider, and the female escapes. Using a flower as a rotary telephone, she contacts the operator, telling him to call for all bees. They come into formation, as the spider tries to escape. To a part of Rimsky-Korsakov's Flight of the Bumblebee, the group continually stung the spider's abdomen, and the spider instantly flees. The female bee goes to aid the male bee, and with a kiss, he is happy, and all the bees cheer in glee.

## Availability

* DVD - A Tale of Two Cities (dubbed version)
Fire Mystic

The **Fire Mystic** was one of the five Foot Mystics who are loyal to the Tengu Shredder in the 2003 TV series.

## Powers

The Fire Mystic can create large flames and fireballs that packs a burning touch and explosive power.

## Appearances

His first appearance is in the episode "Return to New York, Part 2", where Splinter fights him. The Fire Mystic is then defeated by Splinter using the Sword of Tengu. He later reappears in several episodes of the 2003 TV series.

The Fire Mystic also appears in the 2003 *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* video game, and the DS version of *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare*. Two Fire Mystics serve as the third boss in *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Battle for the City*; though they wear gear similar to the Metal Mystic, they shoot fire from their weapons.

The Foot Fire Mystic toy was released in 2004. He is the only Foot Mystic to have an action figure.
Beginning of the End

**"Beginning of the End"** is the fifth episode of the animated series *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* (2003) so-called "Lost Season", which takes place after Season 4 of the series but aired after its sequel *Fast Forward*.

## Information

### Major Characters

* Donatello (Sam Regal)
* Leonardo (Michael Sinterniklaas)
* Michelangelo (Wayne Grayson)
* Raphael (John Campbell)
* Splinter (Darren Dunstan)
* Ancient One (David Chen)
* Foot Mystics
	+ Metal Mystic (Sean Schemmel)
	+ Earth Mystic (Sean Schemmel)
	+ Fire Mystic (Sean Schemmel)
	+ Water Mystic (Brian Maillard)
	+ Wind Mystic (Brian Maillard)

## Episode

**Spoiler warning: *Plot or ending details {{[[Template:|]]}} follow.***
### *Voice-over introduction*

***Foot Mystics***: "It is written in the skies! The five shall undo the chains of time and free the dark one. *We* are the five. And we shall free the master! We shall raise him from his captivity. That he may unleash chaos unto the world. And now is the time! The end has come. And... it begins... tonight."

### *Plot Synopsis*

Returning to the Tribunal Monastery with the second Shredder Artifact, things seem to be going well for our heroes when – deception! Old foes infiltrate the Monastery and pose as members of the Tribunal, duping the rest into handing over the Third Shredder Artifact! With all three keys to evil in their hands, the villains sneak attack the Tribunal and their students with devastating results as the human acolytes and the ninja tribunal are all seeming killed however, The Turtles, Splinter and The Ancient One Survive but with the Shredder's artifacts now in the hands of the mystics, the end of the world is near.

## Quotes

* **Leonardo:** No, it can't all have been for nothing! I won't let it be. I will never stop fighting!

## External link

* "Beginning of the End" at The Official TMNT Web Site (archived)
Augustus O'Neil

**Augustus "Augie" O'Neil** is April O'Neil's uncle in the 2003 TV series.

## History

He first appeared in the episode *April's Artifact*, where April tells the turtles that her uncle loves to travel, but then mysteriously disappeared. April had no clue where her uncle had gone. But then April and the Turtles get teleported to a weird dimension where Giant Wasps live via a strange artifact that had belonged to Augustus. April and the Turtles discover that August was teleported to the same dimension after finding his journal, having accidentally activating an artifact he was looking at. April and the Turtles got out of the dimension, but no sign of Augustus. Apparently, the wasp queen interrupted him when he was attempting to dial Earth and instead went to another dimension.

In the episode *The Trouble with Augie*, April gets a visit by her sister, Robyn O'Neil. When Robyn's checking her e-mail, she gets a strange message in strange signs. April calls Donny, who translates the message and discovers it´s from Augie! Determined to save Augie and with the same artifact from the episode "April's Artifact," April and Donny are teleported to another world where giant lizards live. At first, the lizards look like peaceful creatures and tell about a magician, who turns out to be Augie! Augie tells he helps the giant lizards to make a Transport Machine so the lizard people can use their technology to bring peace to other worlds, especially Earth. Don decides to take a look at the technology and explores the dimension, but only to discover that the giant lizards are using Augie to get to Earth to eat everyone!

Donny warns April and Augie and the three flee just as the lizards decide to drop the charade. They escape into the Forbidden Zone, where massive piles of bones lay. Don access the city's archive and learn that the lizards aren't native to this dimension; they came in from another one and conquered the Zodac, the true inhabitants. Afterward, the lizards capture Augie and force him to complete work on the device and shield it from magnetics, which the Zodacs used to disable their device. Luckily, April come with the idea to use the Transport Machine to go to another dimension instead of the Earth, the Wasp World. But the lizard men are following right behind them, thinking they're going to Earth. Arrived there, April and Don use magnetic charges to destroy the Transport of the Wasp World after they're teleported back to Earth. When Augie, April and Don are back, the lizard men arrive and the magnetic charges destroy the Transport. The lizard men are now trapped in the Wasp World.

Back on Earth, Augustus is finally reunited with his family.

## Trivia

* Like April's name, Augustus's name is a month of the year.
Greg Carey

**Greg Carey** is a voice actor in the 2003 animated series, Fast Forward, Back to the Sewer series, Turtles Forever and various video games. Carey joined the Charles Sturt University theatrical production, in Bathurst, New South Wales. Carey started acting in 2001 in Are you Game?, a University project. He became a stage manager for One Thumb Out in the same production facility in 2002. He starred in the same year as "Miles Gloriosus" in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, another University project.

## Voices

* Hun/Elfinator (2K3, Back to the Sewer, Video games, Turtles Forever)
* Monster (TMNT: Mutant Melee)
* Officer Laird
* Triceraton Warrior
* Leatherhead (Bishop's Gambit, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus)
* Traximus (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus)

## External Links

* Greg Carey at the Internet Movie Database
Feudal Foot Ninja

These Foot Ninja appear in the 2003 TV series episodes Secret Origins, Part 1 and Secret Origins, Part 2. The Turtles encounter them in the Utroms virtual reality machine and have to fight them when Baxter Stockman hijacks it. They also appear in the game Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus.
2nd Time Around

In the 2003 TV series, the **2nd Time Around** is a building owned by April O'Neil, containing an antiques shop and April's apartment above it. It is later destroyed by the Shredder and his Foot Clan in *The Shredder Strikes Back, Part 2*, but rebuilt in *April's Artifact*. April continues to run the antiques shop for the rest of the series, where her primary employment is as an antiques dealer.

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Dr. Malignus

**Dr. Malignus** is a super villain based in New York City. He has no powers, but was able to develop tiny robotic bugs that allow him to control the minds of other people.

## 2003 Series

    In the 2003 series, Dr. Malignus first appears in The Unconvincing Turtle Titan. In this episode, he is able to control the actions of various people by using little robotic bugs that he created. When Silver Sentry came to investigate, he too was taken over by Dr. Malignus. Michelangelo was able to return Silver Sentry back to normal, and the two defeated Dr. Malignus.

## Fast Forward

In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward episode Clash of the Turtle Titans, Dr. Malignus can be seen in the opening story that Michelangelo is telling. He also appears in the beginning of the episode The Journal, as a toy that Mikey was playing with.

## Back to the Sewer

In the TMNT: Back to the Sewer episode Super Power Struggle, Dr. Malignus tries to steal the Green Mantle's cape. He is ultimately defeated by Raph and Mikey.
Cyber Foot Ninja

*Foot Ninja...ATTACK!*" - Master Khan

The **Cyber Foot** were a group of Foot Ninja loyal to Cyber Shredder, Master Khan and the Utrom Shredder.

## History

They appeared throughout Back to the Sewer and Mayhem From Mutant Island. They first appeared during the "Shredder Wars" that were seen briefly in Tempus Fugit. Unlike the other Foot Ninja's who served Ch'rell the Utrom Shredder and Karai's Foot Ninjas, their armor is dark blue and styled after the Cyber Shredder's armor. Although some units wore red uniforms. The red variant of these Foot Ninja can be seen in Mayhem From Mutant Island.

After the defeat of the Cyber Shredder, most of the Cyber Foot Ninja's would join Karai. In the Turtles Forever movie, they officially joined Ch'rell who had returned from exile when the 1980s Shredder and Krang rescued him.

The Cyber Foot Ninjas would be briefly seen as part of the Utrom Shredder's army during Turtles Forever. When Karai upgraded the 1988 Shredder's Technodrome, the Cyber Foot Soldiers were shown getting involved. Some of them were assisting in the maintennce of the Technodrome while a select number of Cyber Foot Ninjas were each given a injection of Krang's Mutagen (which was engineered from the mutagen that Hun got exposed to) and were mutated into Mutant Foot Soldiers (two of which resembled Rahzar and Tokka). A modified version of the robotic 80s Foot Soldiers were also part of Ch'rell's army.

## Video Games

* The Cyber Foot Ninja appears as the alternate costume of the standard Foot Ninja in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Smash-Up.
* A golden-colored Cyber Foot Ninja is used as the first boss in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Arcade Attack. In later levels, the golden Cyber Foot Ninja are reduced to standard enemies, alongside standard, red, and blue versions.

## Nomenclature

The name "Cyber Foot Ninja" is never used in the series or on any officially released supplemental material (including entries on the 4Kids blog). The ninja are referred to as "Future" Foot Ninja in Arcade Attack. The name of "Cyber Foot" actually comes the descriptor on Stephen Murphy's blog of Michael Dooney's action figure design of the character (which never even was released) 1. The name "Cyber Foot" is also used on the labeling for the figure's prototype seen in an issue of ToyFare magazine, indicating that this may have been the name that Playmates Toys may have intended to give the figure.
Godman Falcon

**Godman Falcon** is a central character in the comic series *Planet Racers* by Zeromayo Studios. As Zeromayo Studios is comprised of TMNT co-creator Peter Laird and prominent contributor Jim Lawson, the character eventually made a crossover with the Turtles.

Raphael meets Falcon in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003 TV series) episode Across the Universe, when he is flung into the time of the Planet Racers by an attacking Ultimate Drako. Raph assists Falcon on his race before being forced back into his own timeline.
Battle Shell

The **Battle Shell** is an armored car souped up by Donatello which was created by remodeling the van the Turtles originally confiscated from the Purple Dragons and serves as the primary source of transportation of the Turtles in the 2003 TV series until its destruction in the fourth season by the Foot Clan. It was also used in the 2003 video game. The Battle Shell is the successor to the Turtle Van from the 1987 series.

## See also

* Hovershell
* New Battle Shell
* Turtle Taxi
* Turtle Truck
Fantasy Warriors

The **Fantasy Warriors** of are a group of heroes from the dimension of Ebrik, and friends of Kirby and Donatello They first appear in the Mirage Comics issue Kirby and the Warp Crystal. They would also appear in the 2003 TV series episode The King and later in the Battle Nexus Tournament.

## Cartoon Series (2003)

In the 2003 animated series the warriors of Ebrik, as well as the rest of the world, are creations of Kirby and the intensive use of the warp crystal. In this incarnation, the designs of the warriors is based heavily on the original drawings of Jack Kirby, particularly in the case of the world of Asgard, which he created for Marvel Comics.

## Appearances

* The King
* The Big Brawl, Part 1
* The Big Brawl, Part 2
* Grudge Match

## See also

* Black Horde
* Dieskrad
Giant Wasp

**Giant Wasps** are a large, insect alien species. They are similar to earth wasps having both an exoskeleton and stinger. Their stingers are extremely toxic paralyzing opponents and prey. They live in colonies and make their nests on cliffs, buildings, or other large supports. These wasps can also bury their nests into ground or buildings.

## History

Giant Wasps appear in the 2003 cartoon series.

### 2003 Series

After April O'Neil and the Turtles are accidentally transported to another dimension, in the episode "April's Artifact", they are attacked by a sole Giant Wasp. This wasp carries Raphael and Donatello a short distance before the brothers bring it down.

The Turtles then seek shelter in a treehouse they find in the jungle. There they are attacked by a swarm of Giant Wasps. Raphael is stung and paralyzed during the encounter but the Turtles manage to fight the wasps off and escape.

The Turtles later stumble upon the colony nest where they locate another interdimensional device. However Michelangelo accidentally disrupts the nest and the Turtles are barely able to escape the wasps and their queen.

In "The Trouble with Augie" Donatello, April and her Uncle Augie transport once again and revisit this dimension escaping from the Brotherhood; But this time, they set magnetic charges on the device and set them off after they left. When the Brotherhood followed them to the wasp dimension, believing that it is the path to Earth, they found themselves at the mercy of the giant wasps and unable to escape.
Dr. Marion Richards

**Dr. Marion Richards** was the creator of the Nanobots in the *2003 TV Series*. In the episode Nano, the tendency of the nanobots to try to emulate humans is considered to be a big problem, and, therefore, Dr. Richards is disgusted when it happens once again. Richards thought to update the bots after a coffee, but it reassembled a body with a drill and escaped. In Modern Love - The Return of Nano, Nano went back to the lab where he was created and kidnapped Dr. Marion Richards and built a house in the lab wanting to have a "family" with her and his "father" Harry the Pickpocket. But both began arguing which angered Nano, who wanted to have a happy family. Dr. Richards escaped unharmed when Nano was defeated by Don and April.
Asperchu Clones

The **Asperchu Clones** are several clones of Asperchu created by Sinestro, though the majority of them had several problems due to not having the Asperchu Medallion. Metal Asperchu was created with the Medallion, but he still refused to follow Sinestro's orders and only wants to follow his directives. Sinestro then tries to fuse niggos with the clones, creating Noir Chu and accidentally creating Aspercream.

## The four directives

All Asperchu Clones have four primary directives:

1. Obtain the 7 Chaos Pickles
2. Serve the Public Trust
3. Obstruct True and Honest Love

The fourth directive appears as classified to a mature clone due to it initiating a fatal feedback loop, so in order to unlock his fourth directive, Metal Asperchu manipulates the cloning system, leading to the creation of Argentum.

## Gallery

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David Zen Mansley

**David Zen Mansley** is a voice actor in the 2003 animated series, Fast Forward, Back to the Sewer, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare. He has also provided the voice for Armand\_Aniskov on the cartoon series Speed Racer: The Next Generation. And the voice of Nefertari Nebra on One Piece and Lord Van Bloot on Chaotic. He is also the Director, Writer, and Producer of the film The Blood. He has also worked on visual effects of films like Tremors 4: The Legend Begins, X2, The Arrival, The Pagemaster, Heart and Souls, Cast a Deadly Spell, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, From Beyond. And has worked on the art department of films such as Where Sleeping Dogs Lie, Trancers II, The Pit and the Pendulum, I'm Gonna Git You Sucka. He also was the Production Designer on the film Psychic Detectives.

## Theater

In addition to voice work, Mansley works off-broadway as an actor, director, set-designer, and script writer.

## Voices

* Agent Bishop
* Rat King
* Savanti Romero
* Darius Dun
* Kon-Shisho
* Hun (The Lost Episodes, Fast Forward)
* Mr. Sun
* Monza Ram
* Triceraton Warrior
* Triple Threat (Green Head)
* Zog

## External Links

* David Zen Mansley at the Internet Movie Database
Greg Johnson

**Greg Johnson** is a writer for *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003).*

## Episodes

Episodes written by Greg Johnson.

* Notes from the Underground, Part 1 (with Eric Luke)
* Notes from the Underground, Part 2 (with Eric Luke)
* Notes from the Underground, Part 3 (with Eric Luke)
* The Search for Splinter, Part 1
* The Search for Splinter, Part 2
* Nobody's Fool (2003 episode)
* The Entity Below
* Bishop's Gambit
* Across the Universe
* Exodus, Part 2
Chizu

**Chizu** is as a field leader of the Neko Ninja in the direct service under Lord Hebi. In this incarnation she is apparently not a friend of Miyamoto Usagi; she is given the task of sending him a message that Usagi's friend Tomoe Ame was a prisoner in Hebi's castle. Her whereabouts in this episode following her first appearance is not known.
Adam McKay

**Adam McKay** was one of the eight acolytes chosen by the Ninja Tribunal. His avatar was a bear.

He was a good friend of Donatello, and contributed ideas to the design of the Turtle Taxi.

## History

### 2003 Series

#### Ninja Tribunal

Adam appears as one of the eight chosen acolytes in the Turtles 2003 animated series' "Lost Episodes". He and his fellow Acolytes, as well as theNinja Turtles, were deemed worthy enough by the Ninja Tribunal to join the battle against the Tengu Shredder. During a trip to find artifacts that would prevent Shredder's resurrection, Adam appeared to be killed in battle with the Foot Mystics, but reappears later in the season, having been mysteriously not killed. He also develops a crush on Chikara.

#### Back to the Sewer

Adam appears in "Wedding Bells and Bytes" for Casey and April's wedding.
Fathers and Sons

**"Fathers and Sons"** is the tenth episode of the animated series *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* (2003) so-called "Lost Season", which takes place after Season 4 of the series but aired after its sequel *Fast Forward*.

## Information

### Major Characters

* Donatello (Sam Regal)
* Leonardo (Michael Sinterniklaas)
* Michelangelo (Wayne Grayson)
* Raphael (John Campbell)
* Splinter (Darren Dunstan)
* Ancient One

### Secondary Characters

* April O'Neil
* Karai
* Foot Mystics
	+ Earth Mystic
	+ Wind Mystic
	+ Water Mystic
	+ Fire Mystic
	+ Metal Mystic
* Bone Demon (Sean Schemmel)

## Episode

**Spoiler warning: *Plot or ending details {{[[Template:|]]}} follow.***
### *Voice-over introduction*

***Young Michelangelo:*** My brothers are always making fun of me 'cause I'm still scared of the dark. I can't help it! Sometimes I think I see real spooky stuff at night like the Boogieman or monsters or scary skeleton-faced ghost men! But I'm pretty sure that tonight, my brothers are just as scared as me! And whatever that red, bat-winged, floating nasty thing is, it's so not helping my fear of the dark.

### *Plot Synopsis*

Weary after their first battle with the new Shredder, the Turtles doubt they can defeat him. To lift their spirits, Splinter shares a tale of the Turtles’ toddler days. The story reveals that though the Turtles were small, they overcame impossible odds to vanquish Foot evil, though they may not remember it.

## Quotes

**Young Leonardo:** Bye, Ancient One.

**Young Michelangelo:** Don't forget to write!

**Young Raphael**: What are you talking about? You can't even read yet.

**Young Michelangelo**: Oh yeah.

[ After Young Raphael says the invisible bone is heading to a house]

**Ancient One**: The Pool of Sorrow! The Artifacts! Curse me for a donkey's bottom!

**Splinter**: What?

[ After Splinter and Ancient One finish their story]

**Donatallo**: Wow!

**Leonardo**: To think we been to Japan and met the tribunel when we were just kids!

**Splinter**: Yes, my sons, and even though you were very small, you helped win a very big victory.

**Ancient One**: And we'll do it again we will find a way to defeat the shredder, all of us.

**Leonardo**: I hope you're right masters, I hope you're right.

## Trivia

* The toddler Turtles do not start with their bandanas, but can be told apart by their skin tones and voices. (Donatello: olive green; Leonardo: Asparagus green; Raphael: Dark green; Michelangelo: forest green.)
* As they are not wearing their bandanas, this flashback takes place before the past events of "Tales of Leo", "The Lesson" and "Incredible Shrinking Serling".
* This episode reveals that the Anicent One gave the Turtles their original bandanas and their colors.
* The Bone Demon was the very first villain the Turtles fought together.

## External link

* "Fathers & Sons" at The Official TMNT Web Site
Foot Ninja

These are the standard **Foot Ninja** used by the Utrom Shredder Ch'rell in the 2003 TV series, the Fast Forward episodes Clash of the Turtle Titans and Timing is Everything, and the Back to the Sewer episode Tempus Fugit and can be seen in the Turtles memories in the episode Identity Crisis. When Karai became the new Shredder, the Foot Ninja wore new garments. They first appeared in the episode Scion of the Shredder. Some of these Foot Ninja were brought back as zombies by the Tengu Shredder in the episode Enter the Dragons, Part 2.

## Variants

* Foot Tech Ninja
* Large Foot Ninja
* Foot Technician
* Foot Geneticist
* Foot Elite
* 1960's Foot Elite ("A Tale of Master Yoshi")
* "New" Foot Elite ("Scion of the Shredder"-"New World Order, Part 2")
* Foot Mystics
* Public Foot Ninja
* Foot Gestapo/Foot Police ("Same As It Never Was")
* Foot Mech
* Scuba Foot Ninja
* Feudal Foot Ninja ("Secret Origins, Part 1", "Part 2")
* Feudal Foot Captain ( and "Secret Origins, Part 2")
* 1960's Foot Ninja ("A Tale of Master Yoshi")
* Foot Ninja (Zombie) ("The Lost Episodes")
* "New" Foot Ninja ("Scion of the Shredder"-"Enter the Dragons")
* "New" Foot Tech Ninja ("Scion of the Shredder" Forward )
* Cyber Foot Ninja ("Back to the Sewer")
* Foot Officer ("Back to the Sewer")
* Foot Sentry ("Back to the Sewer")
* BTTS Foot Tech ("Back to the Sewer" and "Turtles Forever")
* Robot Foot Ninja ("Turtles Forever")
Garbageman

*For the TV episode of the same name see Garbageman (2003 episode).*

Garbageman is a minor villain in the 2003 TV series. He is morbidly obese and he is always seen riding in a high-tech contraption such as a mecha-like wheelchair or a submarine as he has no legs. True to his name, he is also very filthy.

## Biography

The Garbageman had dreams of his own kingdom. He chose to make his home on an island used as a landfill. For subjects, he kidnapped homeless people and forced them to work as his slaves. When he kidnapped The Professor, he attracted the Turtles' attention. Ultimately, they put an end to his plans. He was knocked into Hudson Bay; the Turtles, under the impression that his size limited his ability to swim, dived into the water to rescue the Garbageman. However, when they reached the bottom, his chair was empty.

The Garbageman later appeared in his own underwater city, Junklantis, which was made from wrecked ships. Donatello and Michelangelo, riding in the Shell Sub, encounter Garbageman's realm of refuse. The two Turtles are captured and held prisoner in Junklantis, where they discover that the shipwrecks to which have birth to the city were caused by The Garbageman himself. Don and Mike escape in the Shell Sub and destroy Junklantis, but are chased by The Garbageman in his own submarine. They defeat The Garbageman and his sub falls into a crevasse in the ocean floor.

Garbageman was slated to appear in the Lost Season episode, "Nightmares Recycled". The plot was supposed to resolve around the revelation that The Garbageman and Hun were born as conjoined twins, separated at birth by a seedy, back-alley surgeon; the baby that would later become Garbageman was thrown in the trash, whereas Hun was kept and raised.Peter Laird stated that it would have also been the episode where Garbageman died, by being tossed into a vat of acid. This was deemed by the powers-that-be at 4Kids as inappropriate for children's programming, and thus, the episode was scrapped before being completed.
Faraji Ngala

**Faraji Ngala** was one of the eight acolytes chosen by the Ninja Tribunal. His avatar was a lion. He had a good friendship with Leonardo and lets him use his weapon until he is shown alive after the invasion of the Foot Mystics.

## History

### Ninja Tribunal

Faraji appears as one of the eight chosen acolytes in the Turtles 2003 animated series' *Lost Episodes*. He and his fellow Acolytes, as well as the Ninja Turtles, were deemed worthy enough by the Ninja Tribunal to join the battle against the Tengu Shredder. During a trip to find artifacts that would prevent Shredder's resurrection, Faraji appeared to be killed in battle with the Foot Mystics but reappears later in the season, having been mysteriously not killed.

#### Back to the Sewer

Faraji appears in "Wedding Bells and Bytes" for Casey and April's wedding.

## Trivia

According to Peter Laird's blog[1] at one point, Faraji was slated to be Cha Ocho.
Hacking Stockman

**Episodes:**
1. Tempus Fugit
2. Karate Schooled
3. Something Wicked
4. The Engagement Ring
5. **Hacking Stockman**
6. Incredible Shrinking Serling
7. Identity Crisis
8. Web Wranglers
9. SuperQuest
10. Virtual Reality Check
11. City Under Siege
12. Super Power Struggle
13. Wedding Bells and Bytes
14. Mayhem From Mutant Island

Season 1 – Season 2 – Season 3 – Season 4 – Ninja Tribunal – Fast Forward - ***Back to the Sewer***

**"Hacking Stockman"** is the 148th episode of the animated series *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* (2003), and the fifth episode of TMNT: Back to the Sewer, which originally aired on October 18, 2008.

## Information

### Major Characters

* Donatello (Sam Regal)
* Leonardo (Michael Sinterniklaas)
* Michelangelo (Wayne Grayson)
* Raphael (Frank Frankson)

### Secondary Characters

* Foot Clan
	+ Cyber Shredder (Scottie Ray)
	+ Master Khan (Sean Schemmel)
	+ Cyber Foot Ninja
* April O'Neil (Veronica Taylor)
* Purple Dragons
	+ Hun (Greg Carey)
	+ Baxter Stockman (Scott Williams)
	+ Bam-Bam
	+ Mohawk
	+ Spike
* Splinter (data bits)

### Main Locations

* Rooftops
* Turtle Lair
* Cyberspace
* Purple Dragon headquarters

## Episode

**Spoiler warning: *Plot or ending details {{[[Template:|]]}} follow.***
### *Voice-over introduction*

There is no voice-over introduction in this episode.

### *Plot Synopsis*

While Don focuses on collecting Splinter’s data bits, his brothers find themselves pulled into a war between The Foot and the Purple Dragons. But things get a lot worse when the cyber-Shredder finds a way out of the digital realm by taking over the powerful robotic body of his old crony, Baxter Stockman! With Splinter’s data bits just within his grasp, Don is forced to make a terrible choice, help his father or help save his brothers from the Shredder!

## Quotes

* Stockman: Watch my back.

* Michelangelo: Uh... you don't really have a back.

**Mikey:** (While working out on the rooftops of Downtown) Thank you New York! Goodnight! (Mikey plays air guitar) Do we rock or do we rock?

## Video

TMNT s07e05 Hacking Stockman (WIDESCREEN)
## External Links

* Hacking Stockman at the official Ninja Turtles site
Ancient One

The **Ancient One** is an old ninjutsu master who taught Hamato Yoshi and Yukio Mashimi in the 2003 TV series.

## Biography

In the Post-World War II era, when Japan was still recovering from its defeat, it was not uncommon to see young orphans begging in the streets. Hamato Yoshi and Yukio Mashimi found a coin that the Ancient One dropped. Mashimi wanted to spend it but Yoshi gave the coin back. The Ancient One, pleased with the boy's kindness, offered to give it back if they could swipe it from his hand; the former failed but the latter succeeded. He took the two boys into his home, where he trained them in the ways of ninjutsu like his own sons. He also adopted another orphan girl Tang Shen, with whom both of the boys fell in love with. However, she only had feelings for Yoshi. When the boys became men, they saved Mortu from the Foot Clan when they discovered his Utrom nature, he offered them the chance to become Guardians. The Ancient One forbade them because he sees they need mental training. But as men, they made their decision and became Guardians. The Ancient One went with Yoshi to ask the Ninja Tribunal to ally with the Utroms against the Utrom Shredder impostor but the latter refused as he was not the true Shredder, ignoring the possibility that Ch'rell could challenge his namesake.

Unfortunately, the Ancient One failed to see that Mashimi became angered at his lack of success as a Guardian and losing Tang Shen to Yoshi. He killed the latter and revealed the Utroms' location to the Utrom Shredder. Yoshi was furious at this betrayal, but Ancient One cautioned him that hate can spread like a splinter. Mashimi killed Tang Shen, and in return, Yoshi killed Mashimi. When Yoshi killed him, he left Japan to go to New York, naming his rat Splinter to remind him of these past events.

Back to the Sewer
In the episode *Identity Crisis*, The Ancient One appears in Leonardo's memory. The Ancient One also appears as a guest at April O'Neil and Casey Jones's wedding in *Wedding Bells and Bytes*.

## Official Movie Prequels

The Ancient One shows up at the end of Leonardo's movie prequel story. Observed by the Ninja Tribunal, he and Leonardo duel — he with one sword, and Leonardo with two. Leo is overtaken by The Ancient One, who slings insults at him throughout the entire fight. The Ancient One disarms Leo of one of his swords and defeats him, proving that the Turtle still has much to learn.

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Domeoids

**Domeoids** are the mechanical henchmen of Dr. Dome.

## General Description

Dr. Dome and his daughter Ananda were both able to control them mentally.
Domeoids are about just under a meter tall, roughly humanoid robots, that primarily serve as soldiers for Doctor Dome. They use mainly axes and maces as weapons. Their unique features are their glass or crystal domes, which are reshaped in the skull of their creator.

The Mirage TMNT Domeoids have two eye openings that are below the glass dome, in the 2003 animated version they are missing. In addition, the 2003 versions still have rocket propulsion in their legs and can also be controlled telepathically directly by a Technopathen (such as Dr. Dome or Ananda).

## Trivia

A poster of Dr. Dome and his Domeoids can be seen in the alternate ending of the 1990 film.

## See Also

* Domebots
* Justice Force
Little 'Tinker

**Little 'Tinker** is a 1948 cartoon directed by Tex Avery.

## Plot

B.O. Skunk tries desperately to win the love of a girl, any girl, and goes to such lengths as imitating Frank Sinatra, vintage 1948.

## Censorship

* On Cartoon Network and Boomerang (latter TV only; the gag is retained on the streaming service), a gag during the scene where B.O. Skunk, disguised as Frank Sinatra, is singing to a crowd of female bunnies is now edited. As two girl rabbits pop out of the ground shouting "Frankie!", removed is the appearance of a black female bunny who says "Love dat man!". All broadcasts of this cartoon prior to January 2001 left this scene untouched.
* On TBS, the scene of B.O. Skunk almost drinking poison in an attempt to commit suicide was removed.

## Availability

* (1988) VHS - *Tex Avery's Screwball Classics*
* (1990) LaserDisc - *Tex Avery's Screwball Classics*
* (1993) LaserDisc - *The Compleat Tex Avery*, Side 4
* (2004) DVD - *The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer*
* (2019) Streaming - Boomerang
* (2021) Blu-ray - *Tex Avery Screwball Classics: Volume 3* (restored; Warner Bros.)

## Notes

* Clips of the cartoon were featured in *12 Monkeys* and *How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days*.
* The working title was "Smellbound".

## References

1. ↑ http://www.whataboutthad.com/mgm-cartoon-filmography-by-production-number/
2. ↑ https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015084450967&view=image&seq=318
3. ↑ https://cartoonresearch.com/index.php/pretty-long-wait-wasnt-it-tex-averys-voice-actors-volume-3/
4. ↑ https://animesuperhero.com/forums/threads/tex-avery-show-01-05-04-18-00-boomerang-uk.3617811/
5. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20070205112019/http://looney.goldenagecartoons.com/ltcuts/mgmcuts.html

## External links

* go down to #27 because these are too many cartoons
Dr. Chaplin

**Dr. Chaplin** is a fictional character appearing in the 2003 TV series.

## Character History

Introduced in the series' third season, the young engineer was made the head of the Foot Clan's Science Division following the numerous failures and subsequent demotion of his predecessor and idol Baxter Stockman, much to Stockman's chagrin. Much of Chaplin's work is based on that of Stockman, but much perfected.

Upon his introduction, Chaplin was in charge of retrieving Triceraton technology to use for the Foot and after designing more effective robotic drones than the ones Stockman had created, in appearance based on Karai (for whom he had a crush on) Chaplin was promoted to Stockman's old position as the chief of the Foot's Science division by the Utrom Shredder despite the fact that they were unable to defeat the Turtles.

Chaplin was also the captain of the Utrom Shredder's space vessel as it departed Earth's atmosphere to the Utrom homeworld. He expressed his enthusiasm for the job, not even bothered by Shredder's true Utrom identity. He continued to place faith in Dr. Stockman, who designed the ship's defenses. However, Stockman had betrayed them and sided with Agent Bishop, and shut down the defenses. He would be sent back to Earth with Karai by the Utroms where they placed both of them in a prison.

### The Lost Episodes

In the Ninja Tribunal story arc, Dr. Chaplin was still the head scientist of the Foot under Karai after both of them got out of prison. He first appeared in an attempt to help Karai fight off the resurrected Tengu Shredder, who had come to destroy her. His subsequent appearances saw him helping the Turtles, Bishop, Karai, and their other allies in their campaign to defeat the Tengu. In this campaign, Chaplin became prominent for designing special Mystic Tech weapons, magic-powered weapons, which were mainly made up of blasters, with a sword version made for Karai's use to fight the forces of the Tengu Shredder after Karai learned of the threat against her after the Foot Mystics' betrayal.

Upon The Shredder and the Foot Mystic defeat at the hands of the Turtles, Chaplin is last seen talking with Karai, who admitted that she wished to only think about the immediate future and walked from the battlefield holding Chaplin's hand, finally returning his affections for her.

### Back to the Sewer

Dr. Chaplin appeared in *Wedding Bells and Bytes* as a guest at Casey Jones and April O'Neil's wedding alongside Karai, and subsequently aided the Turtles and the other guests when the Cyber Shredder and the Foot Clan attempted to crash the wedding.

## Appearances

1. New Blood
2. Mission of Gravity
3. Hun on the Run
4. Exodus, Part 1
5. Exodus, Part 2
6. New World Order, Part 1
7. New World Order, Part 2
8. Past and Present
9. Enter the Dragons, Part 1
10. Enter the Dragons, Part 2
11. Wedding Bells and Bytes
12. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare (Cutscenes)
Domebots

**Domebots** are robotic auxiliary units designed by Dr. Dome.

## General Description

In their appearance Domebots are externally an enlarged version of the smaller Domeoids. The essential difference between the two units, however, is that a Domebot is not controlled by a robot brain, but from a control pulpit; the glass dome forms in this case, the roof of the control seat.

In the 2003 version the Domebots are used by Ananda, just like their Domeoid counterparts on air nozzles in the legs. They are also equipped with an ejection seat and a variety of beam weapons, which are expanded as needed from the fuselage.

## Appearances

**Mirage Comics**

* "Dome Doom!"

**2003 Series**

* "Return of the Justice Force"
* "Space Invaders, Part 2"
* "Touch and Go"
* "Membership Drive"
* "Enter the Dragons, Part 1"
* "Enter the Dragons, Part 2"
* "The Journal"
* "Wedding Bells and Bytes"
Big Bad Binky Boy

**Big Bad Binky Boy** is a baby-themed enemy of the Justice Force and Turtle Titan. He only appears in the Fast Forward episode "The Journal".

## History

After defeating Dr. Malignus alongside Silver Sentry, Mikey (as Turtle Titan) and the Justice Force soon encountered Big Bad Binky Boy. Upon deflecting a laser blast from his chair, Mikey accidentally hit the Justice Force and stunned them. In retaliation, Mikey threw one of his future chuks into the center of Binky Boy's chair. While this defeated Big Bad Binky Boy, it also resulted in the Justice Force turning into babies much to Mikey's shock. It turned out that the events of the story were part of a fake journal created by Cody Jones and Splinter in order to keep the Turtles from finding the real one.