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1. A Better Mousetrap
2. Attack of the Mousers
3. The Way of Invisibility
4. Tales of Leo
5. Return to New York, Part 1
6. Return to New York, Part 2
7. Return to New York, Part 3
8. Secret Origins, Part 1
9. Secret Origins, Part 2
10. Secret Origins, Part 3
11. What a Croc!
12. City at War, Part 1
13. City at War, Part 2
14. City at War, Part 3
15. Rogue in the House, Part 1
16. Rogue in the House, Part 2
17. Hunted
18. Nobody's Fool
19. New Blood
20. Mission of Gravity
21. Hun on the Run
22. Same As It Never Was
23. Exodus, Part 1
24. Exodus, Part 2
High Mage

The **Entity**, also known as The High Mage, is one of the last survivors of the Y'Lyntians, a mysterious race who live in an underground city. Using the power of his crystal amulet, he was able to control earth. He appeared in the 2003 TV Series.

## History

The Entity was a member of the Y'Lyntian, an advanced civilization that lived underground. When they discovered life on the surface of the Earth, they built an outpost to study it from, which later became the Turtle Lair. However, they discovered that their race was dying. Eventually, the Entity was the only one left.

When the Turtles and the Foot Clan mutant experiments enter his abandoned city, he captured them to turn them human again. However, in return, he demanded that everyone he cured had to stay as well as the Turtles. When the Turtles declined his invitation, he tried to keep them there forcibly. The Turtles were forced to use a light orb on him and encase him in crystal. When they returned to the city to cure the mutants, the Turtles discover an entire chamber of crystallized beings, meaning the Entity was lying.

When the planets aligned, the cosmic energy recharged the Crystal Moon, the Entity and his people were revived and ready to retake the world they once ruled. He sensed the Turtles' return and created four lava monsters to stop them from interfering and then trapped them. He informed them that they will be the first slaves in the new order. But they managed to escape with the help of a rebel Y'Lyntian and disrupt her people's attempt to raise Atlantis. The Entity presumably dies when the city was destroyed.

## Enity's Appearances

* *Notes from the Underground, Part 3*
* *Return to the Underground*
* *The Entity Below*
Eastman and Laird's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

**Eastman and Laird's *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*** is an American comic book published on and off by Mirage Studios since May 1984. Originally conceived by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird as a one-off parody, the comic's popularity has gone on to inspire a major pop culture franchise, including television series, five feature films, numerous video games and a wide range of toys and merchandise.

The concept originated from an evening of casual brainstorming. Kevin Eastman drew a picture of a turtle with nunchaku strapped to his arms. Peter Laird thought a slow turtle as a ninja was very funny. Eventually, they created a team of four turtles, each specializing in a different weapon.

Using a tax refund and a loan from Eastman's uncle, they formed Mirage Studios and published a single-issue comic book that would parody *Daredevil*, Cerebus, *Ronin* and *X-Men/The New Mutants*. The traffic accident and truck carrying radioactive waste that caused the turtles mutation was an allusion to Daredevil's origin. The name "Splinter" is a parody of Daredevil's master, "Stick". Also, The Foot is a parody of a ninja clan in *Daredevil* called "The Hand".

Also in this series rather than having unique mask colors all bandannas were red. This is a much darker and grittier version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Over the years, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles would cross over with other successful independent comic books, including Dave Sim's *Cerebus*, Erik Larsen's *Savage Dragon*, Bob Burden's *Flaming Carrot*, and Stan Sakai's *Usagi Yojimbo*.

In 2009 Peter Laird sold the Turtles to Viacom, the parent company of Nickelodeon. At WonderCon 2011, it was announced that IDW Publishing had secured the rights to publish a new series and reprint the older comics.
Arnold Jones, Sr.

**Arnold Casey Jones, Sr.** is the father of Casey Jones. In the 2003 animated series, Jones was a commodity dealer, which the street gang the Purple Dragons and their leader Hun tried to extort protection money from. His shop was torched by a teenaged Hun in the past, as Arnold an upright and justice-loving man refused to pay the protection money. Jones then wanted to go to the police to report the Dragons. When Arnold went to the police about Hun's threats, it is heavily implied that Hun killed him. Arnold Sr.'s refusal to give in to Hun's demands, and his insistence on doing the right thing even if it was dangerous, were cornerstones in shaping his son's thirst for justice which ultimately drove him to his double life as a vigilante.
Frank

**Officer Frank** is a cop in the 2003 TV series of TMNT and the Dreamwave comics. His design is based on TMNT co-creator, Kevin Eastman.

## 2003 Series

He and his partner Sarge first appear in the episode *Things Change*, *Attack of the Mousers*, and later in *The Shredder Strikes Back, Part 2*, *The Return of Nano*, *The Christmas Aliens* and *All Hallows Thieves*. He also appears in "Turtles Forever". He is voiced by Pete Capella.

## Dreamwave

The first issue of Dreamwave Comics' brief run of TMNT comics, also titled Things Change, shows John and the police officer modeled after Kevin Eastman (here named 'Frank'), as childhood friends. They were present at the accident that lodged the four baby Turtles and ooze canister into the sewer.

The rest of the issue proceeds much like the episode version, although John and Frank catch sight of one another and lament the career choices one another has made.

At the issue's conclusion, following John's death, Frank spots the item John had dropped in the alley - a photo of the two of them as children.
April O'Neil's apartment

In various versions of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles universe, **April O'Neil's apartment** is where April O'Neil lives in New York City and where the turtles, Splinter, Casey Jones and/or Shadow Jones sometimes also live. In some versions, April has more than one apartment over the course of the story, especially when the Second Time Around building (or its equivalent) is destroyed, or simply when April moves from one apartment to another as needed. Also, in the versions where April marries Casey, the apartment of their shared family becomes the Jones Apartment of April Jones (née O'Neil).
Eric Stuart

**Eric Stuart** (born October 18, 1967 in Brooklyn, New York) is an American voice actor for the 2003 animated series. As the lead singer of his own band, the Eric Stuart Band (abbreviated ESB), he is an award-winning independent artist with a growing US and international fan base.

## Voices

* Hamato Yoshi
* Murakami Gennosuke
* Quarry
* Pewk
* John
* D'Jinn
* Purple Dragon Member
* Harry 'The Schlub' Parker
* Phil
* Spike
* Operative
* Feudal Guardian
* News Anchor Dwight
* Master Healer

## External Links

* Eric Stuart at Wikipedia
* Eric Stuart at the Internet Movie Database
Avians

The **Avians** are an offshoot of winged typed human and were once slaves to the Y'Lyntians.

## History 2003 Series

When the Y'Lyntians held domination over the Earth, they enslaved other humans. Those who were not suited for certain tasks were mutated by the power of the crystals. The Avians were among them and were given wings to lift heavy loads and to keep dissident Y'Lyntians who tried to escape the island. The Avians were kept in a floating cage so that they would not foul up the purity of Y'Lyntian air. But when the other humans cultures rebelled, that resulted in the destruction of the Sun Crystal, the Avians freed their cage from its surface anchor and retrieved a few fragments of the crystal, enabling their city to stay in the air and turning a prison into a home.

But after a long isolation, many Avians believed they could conquer the surface, not hide from it. The most radical of Avians, Mephos, led an uprising that eventually resulted in him being defeated, banished to the surface, stripped of his wings. Raptarr kept an eye on him to make sure that he would do no damage. But Mephos manage to construct himself mechanical wings and stole Raptarr's crystal diadem, which would allow him to locate the city. He joined up with his remaining followers, who had captured the Council Chamber. Mephos intended to use the power of the city's crystal as a devastating weapon to conquer the surface, but Raptarr and the Turtles defeated him and he was once again stripped of his wings, but this time imprisoned in the city.

## Notes

* Initially the Avians are shown to only possess wings, it later depictions, they are shown with more bird like feet.
Ch'rell (Same As It Never Was)

In an alternate reality visited by Donatello, **Ch'rell** had taken over the world, ruling Earth with an iron fist and poised to take over other planets.

In this version, Splinter and Casey Jones were already killed in battle, Michelangelo had lost an arm, and Raphael lost an eye. Hun had Baxter Stockman's brain jar sewn into his right shoulder and was in a wheelchair with both of them now working with the rebels.

In a final battle with Shredder, the alternate versions of Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, Hun, Stockman, and Karai died in battle, Donatello faced off the against Shredder himself, but the Shredder's massive exo-suit was too powerful for him to defeat head on. Don managed to kill the Shredder by shoving the Turtle Tunneler into his face. This left April O'Neil as the only surviving member of the main cast as she and the rebels worked to rebuild their world now that Ch'rell is dead.
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Abigail Finn

Doctor **Abigail Finn** is an expert monster hunter and gifted biologist and technologist from the 2003 TV series.

## Physical appearance

She appears to be tall and muscular woman with hunter clothes.

## Biography

Dr. Finn has had a show called the Monster Hunter, in which she would try to hunt for monsters, along with her ball shaped SORTIES and her assistant Parker. However, not many people take her seriously and her desperation to find monsters made her deranged.

When Casey's neighbor video taped Mikey in his backyard (luckily the footage was quite vague), Finn came to Jones' farm to locate the monster and capture it. Mikey and Don try to retrieve the tape but accidentally get in the trap but get out before Finn could identify them. Along with Casey, they later disguised themselves as the famed Green Man to scare off Abigail but coincidentally, the Green Man *was* real and Finn captured it and alerted the press. But the Turtles was able to swap the Green Man with Casey and retrieved the tape. When the press arrived, Casey accused her of harassment as a result, her reputation was ruined.

## References

* *The Monster Hunter*

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Area 51

**Area 51** is one of the Earth Protection Force's bases and is rumored to hold alien beings and technologies. These rumors turn out to be true. Area 51 appears in the 2003 TV series.

From Area 51, Agent Bishop began his attempts to create a false alien invasion to convince the President to fund his organization, transfer his mind to clone bodies, tried to stop the viral plague that spread throughout New York.

Searching for a cure to the plague that affected their brother Donatello, the Turtles find Area 51 thanks to Leatherhead. In exchange for help in finding a cure, they brought the Heart of Tengu. After the cure is created, Area 51 is prepared to self-destruct as their location is compromised.
Demon Ghosts

The **Demon Ghosts** are a quartet of spectral beings who pass by Leonardo and Ancient One's campsite in the episode The Ancient One. Leonardo attacks them, even though they were just drifting through. Since he can't make contact with them, but they can with him, he assumes that he cannot win the battle. However, Ancient One convinces Leonardo to surrender, and the Demon Ghosts stop attacking, returning to their journey.

The Demon Ghosts are voiced by Sean Schemmel and Marc Thompson.
Carrie Keranen

**Carrie Keranen** (born 1987; 36-37 years old) is a voice actress commonly known for working with 4Kids Entertainment, DuArt Film and Video and NYAV Post. She has voiced various characters in the 2003 TV series, Fast Forward and Back to the Sewer. She is best known as the second voice of Mokuba Kaiba on Yu-Gi-Oh, Mitsuki on Kappa Mikey, Ozzel in Slayers, and Sheena in the recent Pokémon movie, Pokémon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life. She recently moved to Los Angeles, California.

## Prominent TMNT Roles

* Ananda
* Ultimate Gamer's player
* Tammy Tamlin
* News Reporter
* Angel (Back to the Sewer)
* Sorceress
* Witch
Darren Dunstan

**Darren Dunstan** (born 1972; 51-52 years old) is the voice actor for Splinter in the 2003 animated series, Fast Forward, Back to the Sewer, Turtles Forever and various video games. He has provided voice-over and voice direction on several properties of 4Kids Entertainment.

## Voices

* Splinter
* Sliver
* Tsunami
* Council of Three
* Foot Mech Splinter
* Fish Monger
* Announcer (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Smash-Up)

## External Links

* Darren Dunstan at Wikipedia
* Darren Dunstan at the Internet Movie Database
Al Gordon

The Green Mantle, **Al Gordon**, fought crime in the 1960s.

## History

He was bestowed a super-powered cape from an alien tailor; this cape allowed its wearer to fly, have super strength, use the cape as a transforming weapon, and granted many other powers. During a battle with his arch-nemesis, Mechazoid, Green Mantle's cape was knocked off from him, and found by a young comic book fan.

Though he has lost his cape and powers, Gordon decided to continue helping others and joined the police force. After 25 years, he retired from the force and became a security guard. While working at a comic book convention, he attempted to stop a thief from stealing a cape from a collector (which unknown to him at the time was his Green Mantle), but was knocked out by the thief who turned out to be Dr. Malignus.

The cape was behind glass as the prized possession of the boy who found it until present day, when it was stolen by Dr. Malignus at a Comic Book Convention. A security guard working at the convention chased down Malignus in an attempt to retrieve the cape, but was soundly defeated by the wicked doctor. Before he could use the cape, however, Raphael intervened. Michelangelo forced Raphael to wear it in attempt to make him the Turtle Titan's sidekick, "Tortoise Boy". Raph gained the powers of the cape and the costume it also bestowed.

Michelangelo was jealous that his brother had superpowers, and he didn't. Michelangelo made several attempts to steal the cape from Raphael, succeeding at one point, becoming the third Green Mantle very briefly. Eventually, Raph and Mike ripped the cape in half, and were able to use each half of the cape, with only half of the cape's powers each. Dr. Malignus attacked, and the two brothers were forced to work together. Malignus weakened them with a yellow thimble from the planet in which the cape was made, and they threw the cape at him, weakening him.

Gordon was picked up by Stainless Steel Steve, where he explained his origins. Steve brought him back to the Justice Force's headquarters just as the previous Mantles decided to give it up. Gordon decided to take up the Mantle once again and return to being a superhero.

## Trivia

* Green Mantle is an obvious parody of DC Comic's Green Lantern, specifically the most well-known user of that name, Hal Jordan. Al and Hal's names rhyme, and their costume and powers are very similar (save for the fact that Mantle wields a cape and Lantern uses a ring).
City Under Siege

**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***

**"City Under Siege"** is the 154th episode of the animated series *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* (2003), and the eleventh episode of TMNT: Back to the Sewer, which originally aired on November 29, 2008.

## Information

### Major Characters

* Donatello (Sam Regal)
* Leonardo (Michael Sinterniklaas)
* Michelangelo (Wayne Grayson)
* Raphael (Frank Frankson)
* April O'Neil (Veronica Taylor)
* Casey Jones (Marc Thompson)
* Cyber Shredder (Scottie Ray)
* Khan (Sean Schemmel)

### Secondary Characters

* Cyber Foot Ninja
* Purple Dragons
	+ Hun (Greg Carey)
	+ Spike
	+ Bam-Bam
	+ Mohawk
	+ Tammy Tamlin

### Main Locations

* Cyberspace
* New York City Hall

## Episode

**Spoiler warning: *Plot or ending details {{[[Template:|]]}} follow.***
### *Plot Synopsis*

The Cyber Shredder has decided to wreck havoc on the city by taking over the New York City central mainframe and take control of all the city's electronics.

## Quotes

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## Video

TMNT s07e11 City Under Siege (WIDESCREEN)
## External Links

* "City Under Siege" at The Official TMNT Web Site
Graviturtle

**Graviturtle** is a superhero turtle from an alternate reality. He is Leonardo's alternate dimension counterpart. He has the power to fly using his special whip and wears a purple cape with a red 'G' on the back. He first appeared in the 2003 TV series episode Reality Check and as a cameo during the ""multiverse" scene of Turtles Forever.
Chrysalis

**Chrysalis** is a superhero and member of the Justice Force, and an ally of the Ninja Turtles.

## History

### 2003 Series

Chrysalis first appeared in the episode *Space Invaders, Part 2*, where she is revealed as a resident of India. How exactly she got her powers and came to be initiated into the Justice Force remains unknown. Her powers are very similar to the Marvel comics character Songbird.

#### The Lost Episodes

Chrysalis, along with her Justice Force comrades, was part of the Turtles' attack force against the Tengu Shredder.

#### Fast Forward

Chrysalis appears in the episode *The Journal*.

#### Back to the Sewer

Chrysalis appeared in the episode Super Power Struggle. Chrysalis attended Casey and April's wedding in the episode *Wedding Bells and Bytes*, though she and the rest of the Justice Force had to rescue the wedding party from an attack by the Foot and the Cyber Shredder before the ceremony could be concluded.

## Abilities

Chrysalis is capable of creating an energy field which acts as a force similar to psychic telekinesis. She can form wings for flight, project energy blasts, and manipulate objects with her mind power at will. During the Triceraton invasion on Earth, for instance, she dismantled a Triceraton fighter with her power, causing it to fall apart in its component pieces.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.4kids.tv/show/tmnt/blog | 4Kids' TMNT blog Week 33
Dino Dash

**Dino Dash** is the guido who kidnapped Jonas Chu in order to impersonate him at the Guitar Hero championship and abduct Dixie Chu as part of Sinestro's plan to obtain the seven Chaos Pickles. He is the strongest and most cunning of Sinestro's pawns. In the past, he, Brian Bash, and Clyde Cash were all part of an elite government task force at one point.

He and the other trolls attack Asperchu to bring his heart level to zero. He also defeats Sonichu and Ian Brandon Anderson, but Max absorbs Dino and copies his power, defeating him.
Dark Ninja Assassins

The **Dark Ninja Assassins** worked for Drako and the Ultimate Ninja in the 2003 TV series. Drako first used them to attack Splinter after he lost a Battle Nexus match to him. But Splinter was assisted by Miyamoto Usagi and the Daimyo, who chased Drako and his assassins off with his War Staff. Later Ultimate Ninja used them to try to kill Leonardo, the Daimyo, blame Splinter and install the Ultimate Ninja as Daimyo.

## Appearances

* "Big Brawl, Part 1"
* "Big Brawl, Part 2"
* "Big Brawl, Part 3"
* "Big Brawl, Part 4"
Christopher Yost

**Christopher Yost** is a writer for *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012 TV series).* He is best known as the head writer of the Marvel animated series *The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes* and co-writer (with his frequent collaborator Craig Kyle) of the comic book series *New X-Men* and *X-Force*. In October of 2012, Yost was announced as one of the screenwriters for Marvel's *Thor: The Dark World* feature film.

### 2003 series

* Reality Check
* The Real World, Part 1
* Exodus, Part 1
* Cousin Sid
* Aliens Among Us
* Grudge Match
* Samurai Tourist
* Outbreak
* Return of Savanti, Part 1
* Return of Savanti, Part 2
* Good Genes, Part 1
* Good Genes, Part 2
* Lap of the Gods
* More Worlds Than One
* Membership Drive
* Enter the Dragons, Part 1
* Enter the Dragons, Part 2
Mike Pollock

**Michael B. "Mike" Pollock** (Born March 9, 1965), sometimes credited as **Herb Lawrence** is an American voice actor for many characters in the 2003 animated series. He has appeared as the narrator for 4Kids shows like Pokémon and some promos on the original Fox Box and 4Kids TV. He is also well known as the current voice actor for Dr. Eggman in the Sonic the Hedgehog series.

## Voices

* Garbageman, In the episodes *Garbageman* and Junklantis.
* Car salesman
* Mad Scientist, In the episode Notes from the Underground, Part 1
* Kirby, In the episode The King
* Foot Elite Guard, In the episode City at War, Part 2

## External links

* Mike Pollock at the Internet Movie Database
Chester Manley

**Chester "Chet" Manley** is the boy who bought four pet turtles on the fateful day of the TMNT's mutation.

## History

In the animated series from 2003 Chet has some cameo appearances as a child, whenever the history of the Turtles is shown. In addition, he has no prominent role in the series.

### Appearances

* "Attack of the Mousers"
* "Turtles in Space - Part 5: Triceraton Wars"
* "Timing is Everything"
Dr. Dome

Template:Infobox character**Dr. Dome** (also known as **Doctor Dome** or **Doc Dome**) is a superhero and was a member of the Justice Force. In the 2003 cartoon, he left the team due to a squabble with Stainless Steel Steve over the love of their teammate, Battling Bernice.

## History

The history of the old Justice Force coincides with the Mirage template, but with some changes. Battling Bernice had a brief affair with Dome, apparently in an attempt on her unrequited love for Steve. From this combination she gave birth to a daughter Bernice, and kept her existence a secret from them. When she returned to the team after her pregnancy, she was killed on her last deployment in an attempt to protect Steve and Dome; the Justice Force dissolved soon after, and its members withdrew into private life.

In the episode "Return of the Justice Force" someone is kidnapping members of the Justice Force, and it is presumed that because of the presence of the old Domeoids, that Dr. Dome is behind it. However, Dr. Dome arrives and thinks that Stainless Steel Steve was the perpetrator. Dome was attentive and followed the Domeoids to his former laboratory, where he, Steve, the Turtles and Casey Jones met. However Michelangelo, tried to bring the counter-parties to reason again. In fact, the mastermind was Ananda, the late Battling Bernice's daughter, who was also Dr. Dome's estranged daughter and had inherited her father's control over the Domeoids. She says the Justice Force was responsible for the death of their mother. The Justice Force and the Turtles defeat Ananda. Dr. Dome reconciles with her, and she eventually becomes a member of the second incarnation of the Justice Force.

On a related note, it was mentioned by Michelangelo that Stainless Steel Steve once saved Dr. Dome from the Living Volcano and that Dr. Dome once cured Stainless Steel Steve of the creeping alien rust.

Voiced by Stuart Zagnit.

## Films

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

## Abilities

In the 2003 animated series, however Dome has the ability to control electronic equipment via his thoughts streams directly. With age, however Dome has very limited use of this ability because it gives him a headache and thus his ability to maintain his concentration does not remain intact.

Both versions of dome used a giant Domebot to fight, that could be controlled from a cockpit, and numerous smaller Domeoids as auxiliary troops.

## Trivia

* The name of Doctor Dome is obviously a parody of the Marvel Comics supervillain Victor von Doom.
Michelangelo (Clone)

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

## Biography

Unlike his brothers, Dark Mikey's skin color isn't the color of his counterpart's bandana, it is instead yellow, with his eyes being orange with black pupils instead of being pupil-less.

He can also be identified by his two foot long tongue which he can also use to grasp things when he wants or requires to. He also has a very crazy character, often laughing manically and dancing around. His personality is based vastly off of Mikey's, in a deranged sort of way, as he basically acts hyperactive much like Michelangelo is most of the time.

He is also just as gullible as Mikey is, falling for obvious tricks and seeming oblivious to the fact that he does so. (e.g. in "Bad Blood")

In DNA is Thicker than Water, it's revealed that he hides food secretly by moving blocks in the floor. His clone brothers apparently don't realize either, but when finding him with food, all of them start to fight for it.
Battling Bernice

**Battling Bernice** was a super-hero and a member of the Justice Force.

## History

In the 2003 series, she was a member of the original Justice Force and was killed in a battle. She had previously left the team for a year to keep the secret of her and Dr. Dome's daughter Ananda (ironically it was her rejection of Dome in the mirage series that led to his turning to villainy). Years later Ananda attempted to get revenge on the Justice Force whom she blamed for her mother's death, but when defeated, her father informed her that her mother came back to the team because she wanted to protect others.

## Notes

Though she apparently was more attracted to Stainless Steel Steve, in Mirage comics, neither he or Dr. Dome are Ananda's father. Its most likely she drifted from all her teammates to have a normal life.
Chikara-Shisho

**Chikara-Shisho** is a member of the Ninja Tribunal and the ninjutsu master of strength. She is the only female in the Tribunal. When she's not using her outrageous strength in battle, her favorite weapon is the kanabo. She is prominently appeared during the fifth season of the 2003 animated series training the acolytes to fight against the Shredder.

Chikara also appears in the Fast Forward episode *The Journal* and once more in Back to the Sewer during the wedding of Casey Jones and April O'Neil.

## Personality

As the ninjutsu master of strength, Chikara is naturally a rather violent woman. She is short tempered and shows hatred for weakness and sloppy work but congratulates strength and hard effort. She also shows caution and sometimes questions her colleagues decisions but is completely unaware that the Shredder's Heralds have disguised themselves as two other members of the Tribunal until it is too late. Chikara's immortality has also deteriorated her sense of compassion, a flaw shared by the other members of the Tribunal, with the possible exception of Hisomi. She callously disregards Homato Yoshi's death which was largely the Ninja Tribunals fault due to their refusal to ally with him. Her belief in the greater good results in a cold and almost cruel disregard for the lives around her.

## Powers

Chikara has many powers due to her mystic arts training. She possesses great strength, and she has used energy blasts, flight and she has also performed telekinesis and demonstrated control over nature. Along with that she has achieved spiritual perfection so she can sense the presence of others and she also possesses telepathic abilities that can even create illusions. She is immortal and appears to never die and she has also displayed teleportation. On top she is presumably an excellent ninjutsu and martial artist master. She uses a Kanabo as a main weapon. As a last resort, she like all the other 3 members of the Tribunal can transform herself into her avatar, the dragon. She also possesses the omnipotent ability to warp reality at the benefit of the Tribunal.

## Trivia

* She was the only member of the Ninja Tribunal to be shown not wearing any footwear as she has bandaged feet.
* Chikara (チカラ) in Japanese translates into "power" in English.
* Interestingly, Chikara's weapon is incorrectly called an "ono" in the Ninja Tribunal design art. The ono is a Japanese war axe. The more accurate term for Chikara's weapon is kanabo.
First Lair

In the 2003 TV series, this was the original lair that Splinter and the four Turtles lived in for the fifteen years after their mutation. Compared to the later Y'Lyntian outpost and reservoir pumping station, the first lair was a much more typical fictional sewer, with a large central space that served as a training hall, living room and bedroom for the four Turtles.

They were forced to leave this lair in the first episode of the series, Things Change, when a small army of Mousers broke through the walls and attacked them. During the battle, the Mousers chewed through the support pillars that kept the ceiling intact, causing a cave-in that separated Splinter from the Turtles. With their home no longer structurally sound, the Turtles and Splinter moved to the Y'Lyntian Outpost, a.k.a. their second lair. In A Better Mousetrap, Leonardo and Raphael were sent back to reclaim what personal possessions survived the cave-in.

However, this ruined first lair eventually gained a new occupant: the mutant crocodile Leatherhead, who was building a transmat device. During a battle with Baxter Stockman, an explosion caused the already-unstable ceiling to cave in completely, permanently destroying what was left of the old lair.

## Gallery

First Lair under attack by Baxter Stockman's mouser robots
Constable Biggles

**Constable Biggles** is a gold-plated robot and the Chief Constable of the Peacekeepers, the police force of New York City in 2105. He appears in the Fast Forward series.

In the first episode *Future Shellshock!*, he reveals his full title is "Constable Alluisious Biggles"

## Character Biography

Constable Biggles seems to be the generic British stereotype of the series, often saying "Ello Ello Ello!" often followed by "What's all this then?"

As Chief of Police, it is his job to enforce the law and believe in as well as follow the 3 P's: "Paperwork, Proper Procedure, and Punctuality" (as stated in "Future Shellshock!") that grease the wheels of society. Although, when the opportunity to make things easier for himself arises, he will happily take it, commenting something like "Less paper work for me then".

Because of this, he often ends up running into the Turtles, usually accompanied by Cody Jones, as they are generally involved with all the mayhem occurring at the time, as they accidentally create a lot of it during their many adventures. Despite all the trouble they cause him, Biggles has yet to arrest the Turtles as they often escape while he's rambling on to himself about what they've done. But because the turtles disappear to avoid being arrested, Constable Biggles often takes the credit for capturing all the villains they have taken down, sometimes resulting in him getting medals.

He has also been known to enlist the aid of Turtle Titan II with some cases (as mentioned in *Clash of the Turtle Titans*).
Planet Racers

**"Planet Racers"** was a science fiction racing comic by Peter Laird and Jim Lawson and published by Zeromayo Studios.

Characters from Planet Racers have occasionally appeared in TMNT media.

## Planet Racers Characters in TMNT

* Jag Majoria
* Godman Falcon
* Methania Fitts
* Muk
* Nobby Bloe
* Quazine
* Tangent Morrey
* Tripper Nitro

## Planet Racers appearances in TMNT

* Across the Universe
* Race for Glory!
* Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare
Gruell

**Gruell** is the ruthless and sadistic Triceraton Tri-Sports Arena master. He appears in the 2003 TV series episode "Turtles in Space, Part 4: The Arena". He was voiced by Wayne Grayson.

## Biography

The slavers arrive, lead by the corpulent Gruell, a cruel task master that utilizes an electric whip to keep the gladiators in line. Gruell orders the Turtles to become "practice dummies" so the other warriors can practice their moves - the slaver orders the ninjas to not use their hands. The TMNT comply with this order and are attacked by their fellow slaves - but the ninjas aren't about to take punishment without a fight, so they use their ninjutsu skills and teamwork to kick and dodge their opponents into submission. This strategy angers Gruell, who uses his whip on Raph and orders the Turtles to stop cooperating - but the temperamental Turtle manages to disarm the task master and informs him that they always fight as a team. Gruell, in a panic due to being disarmed, offers extra portions for their next meal to any gladiators that can defeat the TMNT.

Traximus faces off with Leonardo, and the mutant quickly defeats his saurian foe. Don, Raph and Mikey also win their battles and the TMNT earn the respect of the gladiators, but by now Gruell and his guards have regrouped and they get the slaves under control. Later, the Turtles are waiting in line to get gruel from Gruell, their last meal before their epic battle in the arena. However, once the Turtles get to the front of the line, the slave master tells them that there's no food left and they will have to go hungry.

The gladiators are assembled in the pit and given weapons, save for the TMNT, who Gruell refuses to arm.
D'Hoonib

**D'Hoonib** sometimes spelled **D'Hoonnib** is a planet in the Federation district in the TMNT universe. It is the home planet of Professor Honeycutt.

## Mirage Comics/2003 Series

The planet D'Hoonib is located in the Sidayom system on the other side of the known galaxy. By late-season 1, the turtles are teleported from Earth ending up on D'Hoonnib. It is regarded as a kind of provincial nest, which serves as a playground for all sorts of shady figures. The only known settlement on the planet is the city Peblak; otherwise, the surface is largely covered by forest. The planet also serves as a military garrison of the Federation, which is led by General Blanque, and also the old home and laboratory of Professor Honeycutt is located on it.

Historically the planet gained temporary residents when the Ninja Turtles by an accident with an Utrom Transmat were accidentally teleporterd onto the planet and in direct connection the Federation and the Triceratons who where on the hunt for Professor Honeycutt had a fierce military clash on this planet, which ended in a firefight and the retreat of the Triceratons with Honeycutt to their homeworld.

1. ↑ TV.Com
Giant Wasp Queen

The Giant Wasp Queen is the gigantic queen of the Giant Wasps in the dimension of giant insects. She appeared in the 2003 TV series episode April's Artifact where she was beaten by April O'Neil. She also later appeared in the episode The Trouble with Augie.

Like the rest of her species she seems to be similar to Earth's Wasps and Hornets, albeit thousands of times bigger! Like the rest of her species she can be harmed by her own stinger, since she re-appeared in The Trouble with Augie after Leonardo attacked her with her stinger she could have been replaced by another queen or only briefly been out of commission.
If someone or something disturbed her nest she would attack it, this is what happened to the Turtles and April and also, ironically, to the Brotherhood.

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Kluh

**Kluh** was a warrior from the dimension of Levram and a former contestant in the Battle Nexus Tournament. He appeared in the 2003 series.

## Character history

Kluh was a contestant in the Battle Nexus Tournament at the same time the Turtles first participated. He defeated a Fantasy Warrior in Tier 1, and Gorath in the second Tier. Between rounds, he met Michelangelo in the market area while in his small form; Michaelangelo accidentally insulted him, and Kluh transformed into full size. Just before attacking Mikey, they were transported off for the next round of fights, where contestants paired up by picking colored darts. Initially Mikey was supposed to fight Kluh, but he tricked Zat into taking his place. Kluh defeated Zat and went on to defeat Gen in the semi finals, but was defeated by Mikey (accidentally) in the final round of the battle. Following this, he was hired by Traximus to help overthrow the Supreme Leader of Triceraton.

## Trivia

* Kluh and his ilk are not-so subtle references to Marvel Comics' *The Incredible Hulk*. Kluh himself not only transforms from a smaller, scrawnier, apparently more hapless version into a larger, more powerful form, but his name is also "Hulk" backwards. His father's name, Ammag, is "Gamma" reversed, and Gamma Rays are what first unleashed The Hulk from scientist Bruce Banner. Finally, their home dimension, Levram, is backwards for "Marvel".
* Before Grudge Match, Kluh was known as Arbir on 4Kids' character guides.

## Apperances

* Big Brawl, Part 1 (cameo)
* Big Brawl, Part 2
* Big Brawl, Part 3
* Big Brawl, Part 4
Banrai

**Banrai** (万雷, *heavy thunder*) is a mystical chain sickle (鎖鎌*, kusarigama*) from the 2003 TMNT TV series. It is introduced during the Lost Episodes as a weapon with the ability to "crush mountains with its thunder." With Banrai, the user is able spin rapidly in a horizontal or vertical position to mow down their enemies in a way not unlike a buzzsaw. By plunging Banrai into the ground, the user is able to trail lightning across the surface and shock an opponent. Banrai is one of the *Fangs of the Dragon*, and was the weapon claimed by Raphael from the Spirit Forge. The weapon is so powerful that Juto-Shisho expressed genuine shock that Raph had obtained it. It is unknown what happened to Banrai after the Tengu Shredder's defeat.

## Quotes

**Juto** *(describing the weapon)*: Banrai, which can shatter mountains with its thunder.

**Raph**: Give'em shell, Banrai!
Albert

**Albert** was a contestant in the Battle Nexus Tournament in the 2003 TV series. He was eliminated in first round by Dieskrad. Albert is seen once again during the pre-fight exhibition of Michelangelo's grudge match with Kluh, but unfortunately is already resting in the loser's pavilion, having already been defeated.

## Appearances

* The Big Brawl, Part 1
* The Big Brawl, Part 2
* Grudge Match (cameo)
Frank Frankson

**Frank Frankson** (born December 15, 1962; 61 years old) also known as **John Campbell** is the pseudonym of **Greg Abbey**. He is the American voice actor for Raphael, Griddex, and Dark Raph in the 2003 animated series, Fast Forward, TMNT: Back to the Sewer, Turtles Forever and various video games, as well as Cement Man in Turtles in Time Re-Shelled and Nightwatcher in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Smash-Up. More recently, he inherited the voice-only role of Speed Racer and Spritle Racer from Speed Racer: The Next Generation, after Peter Fernandez died in 2010.

## External Links

* Frank Frankson at Wikipedia
* Frank Frankson at the Internet Movie Database
David Brimmer

**David Brimmer** (also credited as Michael Alston Bailey, Michael Alston Baley, David J. Brimmer, and J. David Brimmer) is an American voice actor in the 2003 animated series, Fast Forward, and Back to the Sewer. As a voice actor, he has worked for 4Kids Entertainment, DuArt Film and Video, and Central Park Media.

## Voices

* Dr. Malignus
* Zanramon
* Mr. Arboost
* Aramzedo
* Big Boss
* Rynokk
* Warrior King

## External Links

* David Brimmer at the Internet Movie Database
* David Brimmer at Wikipedia
Marc Diraison

**Marc Diraison** (Born February 2, 1975 in San Rafael, California) is an American voice actor for the 2003 animated series, Fast Forward, and Back to the Sewer. He is best known as the voice as Guts in Berserk.

## Voices

* Raptarr
* Ruffington
* Todd/Minnetonka
* Turtle Titan II
* Silver Sentry (Fast Forward - Back to the Sewer)

## External Links

* Marc Diraison at the Internet Movie Database
* Marc Diraison at Wikipedia
Michelangelo (Same As It Never Was)

## Biography

When the "Ultimate Drako" attacks the lair, he sends each of the turtles to another world or an alternate universe (Splinter is sent to the Battle Nexus, and Casey is just left in the lair, wondering where everyone has gone).

We see where Donatello was sent in Same As It Never Was. He is sent to a dystopian version of his universe, 30 years in the future. In this universe, the Shredder rules the entire world with an iron fist (literally), and the Ninja Turtles have gone their separate ways. He goes to the lair, and finds it abandoned, and later, after a helicopter nearly finds him, he meets the dystopian Michelangelo.

In this universe **Michelangelo** had lost an arm at some point (however, he is still incredibly skilled with his nunchucks, possibly even better than his normal self) and is covered in scars. This Michelangelo seemed to have matured a great deal, since he didn't have his trademark humor. He was in fact, very strict and serious.

His voice also had a dry, raspy quality to it - emphasizing the fact that he is indeed 30 years older (which would have put him at about 45 years old). He was very similar to the regular, non-dystopian Raphael. Michelangelo tells Donatello everything he comes to know about this world, such as the disbanding of the TMNT, the fact that Donatello disappeared for 30 years, and Splinter's death.

Dystopian Michelangelo was first of the dystopian turtles to die, killed when the Karai Bots ganged up on him.

## Talent

In *Touch and Go*, we are told by Splinter that Michelangelo has the most raw talent of the four, but because of his incredibly limited attention span, it's very unlikely he will ever meet his true potential. But, in this episode, the dystopian version of Michelangelo has to devote his whole life to surviving without the Shredder's detection, or he will die - so it is very possible that the Michelangelo we see in this episode is the Michelangelo who has reached his full potential (or, as close as we will get, as this Michelangelo was also very emotionally scarred, and physically impaired (missing an arm).
Ryan

This article is about Angel's brother. For the character from the episode Dragons Rising see Ryan (Dragons Rising)*.*

**Ryan** is the older brother of Angel. This character was created for the 2003 animated series.

## History

Ryan and his younger sister Angel live with their grandmother in Brooklyn, New York. Since Ryan was already working age, he took a job as a construction worker to support his family.

During construction work on the Volpehart building one day seemingly at random Ryan found a piece of gold, and in the hope of finding more of it, he went back into the building. Angel had an uneasy premonition on the matter, but Ryan did not want to listen to her and promptly fell victim to an unearthly monster who was constantly looking for new victims, whose spiritual essence it could fed on.

Since after three days the police did not want to look for her brother, the desperate Angel turned to her special friends, the Turtles, and together they set out for the Volpehart Building. The Turtles succeeded after some effort, in finding Ryan alive in the camp of the monster and then brought him back to the surface and to his waiting sister.

Ryan's current status and his current relationship with his unusual rescuers remains unknown.
Hothead

**Hothead** is a member of the Inuwashi Gunjin a race of winged eagle like aliens and is good friends of the Ninja Turtles.

## History

Hothead was a member of the Inuwashi Gunjin a race of winged eagle like aliens who hold a samurai l?ike code of honor, him and his brethren were were enslaved by Darius Dun, who laid them in shackles and kept them in freezer capsules until they were needed, and used as assassins. Despite this humiliation the Gunjin kept their free will and their sense of honor. As the Turtles in one of their missions protected Cody against Leader and his fellow Gunjin even at the risk of their own lives, sensing the turtles honor Leader and the Gunjin finally rebelled against Dun and helped the Turtles to bring Cody to safety. When their bands were destroyed, they finally gained their freedom. He later appears in The Cosmic Completist where he and the other Gunjin (minus their leader) were kidnapped by an evil alien collector called Aramzedo who planned to add them to his collection of rare lifeforms. After he and the other Gunjin are freed they along with the turtles take down Armazedo. After taking control of Armazedo's ship Hothead and the other Gunjin planned to take all the captured aliens back to their homeworld. The TMNT are worried that the task is too daunting, but it was explained that Aramzedo would help them in return for his own freedom.
Mr. Sun

**Mr. Sun** is a wise old man of Asian heritage who appears in the Back to the Sewer episode The Engagement Ring, and is the one who tells Casey Jones and Raphael that his ring for April is the Ring of Yin, which would turn the wearer into a demon. In the end of the episode he gives Casey a normal Engagement Ring instead, so he can give it to April.