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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TV Series 2003-2009) is an animated television series mainly set in New York City. It became the first reboot of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The first episode aired on February 8, 2003 and ended on November 21, 2009, and it marked Fox reviving the franchise as a Saturday morning series. They were helped by 4Kids Entertainment. It was part of 4Kids TV (formerly known as the Fox Box) and also aired on series Network. The 2003 series was produced by 4Kids Entertainment and Mirage Studios, which owned a third of the rights to the show, and animated by Dong Woo Animation. The series migrated to The CW4Kids in its final season after 4Kids's contract with Fox ended. Viacom (parent company of Nickelodeon) now owns the rights of this series and any future Turtles series, barring the future sale of the property.
In 2003, a new TMNT series produced by 4Kids Entertainment began airing on the "FoxBox" (later renamed "4Kids TV") programming block. It later moved to "The CW4Kids" block. The series was co-produced by Mirage Studios,[19] and Mirage owned one-third of the rights to the series. Mirage's significant stake in creative control resulted in a cartoon that hews more closely to the original comics, creating a darker and edgier feel than the 1987 cartoon, but still remains lighthearted enough to be considered appropriate for children.

This series lasted until 2009, ending with a feature-length television movie titled Turtles Forever, which was produced in conjunction with the 25th anniversary of the TMNTs franchise and featured the Turtles of the 2003 series teaming up with their counterparts from the 1987 series. 4Kidstv.com featured all the episodes of the series, until September 2010, when Nickelodeon brought the series and air the series occasionally on Nicktoons and Nickelodeon normally during TMNTs marathons.
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The theme of 2003 version

Like its predecessor series, the show proved to be popular with both audiences and critics, million viewers 4Kids website. The series is regarded as the most faithful Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series to date with the fans.

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The WB Proposal
The series was announced in May 2002, series was produced by 4Kids Entertainment, and Mirage Studios, which co-owned rights to the show, and animated by Dong Woo Animation. The series migrated to The CW4Kids in its final season after 4Kids's contract with Fox ended. After buying the TMNT franchise in mid-October 2009, Nickelodeon now owns the rights to the 2003 series.

Before creating the current 2003 series, Mirage pitched an idea for a different series to Warner Bros. The series would be aired either on The WB or Cartoon Network. The style of the art from the proposal was more comical than the current show's style. Ultimately, Warner Bros. passed on the show, making way for the 2003 show on Fox. However Cartoon Network would also end up airing earlier episodes of the show.[1]

Early artwork shows the Turtles, Splinter, April O'Neil, and Casey Jones as the show's heroes. Among the villains are the Shredder, Baxter Stockman, and the Triceratons.

Overview
In the 2003 TV series, the four Turtles' personalities are in some ways different from the 1987 TV series in an attempt to follow the Mirage Comics versions of the characters more closely. All the characters are more complex individuals and the Turtles also have a stronger family bond. The tone is also somewhat more serious with a greater emphasis on action, but still remains lighthearted and less violent enough to be considered appropriate for younger audiences. The show does not feature nearly as much slapstick comedy or heavy puns as its animated predecessor. The 2003 series also features stories with magical powers, usually absent from the earlier animated incarnation. Michelangelo is now the wise guy of the group. He is funny, cocky, lazy, and likes to pull pranks on his brothers. Raphael is bit more grumpy (sometimes explosive). However he more of a tough talking, no nonsense at times, and has a soft spot when he interacts with kids. Leonardo is still the no nonsense leader he is. When he fails he would go very hard on himself. He could sometimes go on drastic measures and can lose his temper even harder than Raphael would. Donatello is still very intelligent but he is quieter than before. His inventions have better technology than ever before.

The series covers a large scope of the Turtles' adventures taking them from the sewers, to the streets of New York City and April O'Neil's apartment, to the woodlands of rural New England, to outer space, alternate realities, to Japan, to the past and to the future, through cyberspace and ultimately back home once more. The first several seasons focus on the Turtles' battles against the Shredder and the Foot as well as the Purple Dragons, while the later seasons branch out to include other antagonists. Thus, making the stories more character-based than the series that came before it. The fourth season of the series it`s darker tone season than previous seasons. The season went through dramatic changes. The last two seasons of the series are lighter in tone and less violent than previous ones, with a greater emphasis on jokes.

Characters
Main Characters
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:
Leonardo
Donatello
Michelangelo
Raphael
Splinter
April O'Neil
Casey Jones
Allies
Ancient One
Cody Jones
Hamato Yoshi
Serling
Starlee Hambrath
Ninja Tribunal
Kon-Shisho
Juto-Shisho
Chikara-Shisho
Hisomi-Shisho
Ninja Tribunal Acolytes
Faraji Ngala
Adam McKay
Joi Reynard
Tora Yoshida
Angel
Guardians
Justice Force:
Silver Sentry
Zippy Lad
Stainless Steel Steve
Joey Lastic
Ananda
Metal Head
Chrysalis
Tsunami
Nobody
Raptarr
Nanobot
Underground Monsters
Quarry
Stonebiter
Razorfist
T.C.R.I.:
Utroms:
Krang
Mortu
Council of Three
Professor Honeycutt/Fugitoid
Professor
Traximus
Inuwashi Gunjin
Zog
Leatherhead
Augustus O'Neil
Robyn O'Neil
Mrs. Jones
Miyamoto Usagi
Gennosuke
Tomoe Ame
Noriyuki
Super Turtles
Graviturtle
Shellectro
Blobboid
Griddex
Daimyo
Lord Simultaneous
Renet
Jhanna
Godman Falcon
Villains
Foot Clan:
Ch'rell/Oroku Saki/The Shredder
Mutant Shredder Clones:
Shiva Shredder
Claw Shredder
Mini Shredder
Feudal Shredder
Feudal Foot Ninja
Omega Shredder
Karai, The Shredder II
Tall Karai aide
Short Karai aide
Hun
Touch and Go
Purple Dragons
John
Dragon Face
Two Ton
Sid Jones
Standard Foot Ninja
Foot Tech Ninja
Foot Elite Guard
Foot Mechs
Tengu Shredder
Foot Mystics:
Fire Mystic
Water Mystic
Wind Mystic
Earth Mystic
Metal Mystic
Baxter Stockman
Mousers
Turtlebot
Dr. Chaplin
Amazonian Blade Bots
Cyber Shredder
Cyber Foot Ninja
Master Khan
Earth Protection Force
Agent Bishop
Garbageman
Dr. Malignus
Abigail Finn
Mr. Marlin
Entity
Underground Monsters
Underground Spider Monster
Underground Insectoid Monster
Underground Scorpion Monster
Underground Cyclops Monster
Giant Wasps
Giant Wasp Queen
Federation
General Blanque
Triceraton Republic
Prime Leader Zanramon
Commander Mozar
Drako
Ultimate Ninja
Dark Ninja Assassins
Ultimate Drako
Kluh
Moriah
Sliver
Mephos
Harry the Pickpocket
Brotherhood
King of Thieves
Savanti Romero
Dr. Dome
Domeoids
Rat King
Darius Dun
Dark Turtles:
Dark Leo
Dark Don
Dark Raph
Dark Mike
Sh'Okanabo
Viral
Triple Threat
Jammerhead
Street Phantoms
Torbin Zixx
Organic Mousers
Aramzedo
Triceraton Rebels
Boss Zukko
Metal Klawz
Spider Bytez
Seasons Breakdown
During the show's run, the format was changed several times. The original run of the first four seasons kept the Turtles in their native New York facing the Utrom Shredder, the Federation/Triceratons, and Bishop. After the fourth season the show received its first major format change in the "Ninja Tribunal" season.

"Ninja Tribunal" season

This season focused on a new threat presented by another version of the Shredder said to be the original legendary villain Oroku Saki from feudal Japan. The Turtles were then asked by the Ninja Tribunal (a group of warriors who seek to combat the ancient, "Tengu" Shredder) to train alongside several human warriors to become strong enough to battle the Shredder. This involved the Turtles gaining new weapons, learning how to channel their chi into powerful projectiles, and finding their inner animal spirit. This season marked the end of the use of the original character designs and format.

Fast Forward season

This season featured a brand new direction as well as a completely redesigned look and feel. The season focused on the Turtles being transported 100 years into the future where they meet and befriend Cody Jones, a teenage descendant of April and Casey's. Cody runs a successful and influential technology company and is its sole heir. The newly formatted show saw a brighter tone than its predecessor, and focused on shorter story lines. Some of the previous shows characters did return, however, including Bishop and Baxter Stockman.

Back To The Sewer season

This season was the last of the show's run. It featured yet another redesign for the entire cast and brought the Turtles back into present day New York. The season did feature some returning characters from the Fast Forward season. The main villain for the Turtles as they battle in a cybernetic reality is a cybernetic version of the Shredder, known as the Cyber Shredder.

Turtles Forever
Turtles Forever is a 2009 TV movie featuring the Turtles and effectively brings an end to the 2003 series. The movie features the revamped character designs from the Back to the Sewer season but without pupils. The story centers around the Turtles encountering their 1987 animated counterparts who were accidentally transported to the 2003 Turtles' universe. Both sets of Turtles face off against the villains from both series in an attempt to prevent the Utrom Shredder from destroying all of time and space.

Episodes
Main article: List of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) episodes
Season Ep # First Airdate Last Airdate
Season 1 26 February 8, 2003 November 1, 2003
Season 2 26 November 8, 2003 October 2, 2004
Season 3 26 October 9, 2004 April 23, 2005
Season 4 26 September 10, 2005 April 15, 2006
Season 5 (The Lost Episodes) 12 February 9, 2008 May 3, 2008
Season 6 (Fast Forward) 26 July 29, 2006 October 27, 2007
Season 7 (Back to the Sewer) 13 September 13, 2008
February 28, 2009

Coloring
The series first five seasons draws heavily from the the original comics. The coloring of various characters is different in the 2003 series. Splinter is now gray rather than brown and his robes are brown instead of burgundy. April now has long, red hair instead of short, brown hair. Each of the Turtles has a unique skin color; in the original series, they all had the same skin color. In the 2003 series, Leonardo is a basic Kelly Green (much like the 1987 original), Raphael is dark green, Michelangelo is dark teal, and Donatello is a yellowish olive-green. This is also different from the toyline, which has kept the same skin tones. The Turtles' weapons now have the handles wrapped in each turtle's bandana color, unlike the 1987 series, in which the weapons were all wrapped in white. The turtles' bands on their elbows, knees, and wrists are now brown, instead of their favorite colors like in the 1987 series. The belts have also been changed; they have a knot instead of a monogrammed belt buckle.

Fan Reactions
The culminating story lines and story arcs were unexpected changes. The direction of the storyline, revealing a new origin for the Shredder, was a result of Peter Laird's input. This decision sparked a lot of controversy among fans.

The 2003 series received negative criticism from fans of the 1987 series. Popular criticisms include less likable characters and a less exciting theme song. The video games based on the 2003 series have also received similar criticism. However, fans of the comic books have enjoyed the series because of its similarity to the Mirage comics, the increased character development, more consistent animation, daring plot twists, and consistent story arc.

During the fourth season, the show's theme song was slightly altered. The basic music remained, but the tempo was increased. The lyrics were altered to include a description of each turtle as well as identify the new villain, since the Shredder had been defeated. Also, the line "Watch out for Shredder!" was changed to "We shredded Shredder!" The line was changed back when Karai took up the mantle of the Shredder.

Reception
The series was met with critical acclaim throughout its first five seasons, and is regarded as the most faithful Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series to date. Currently holding a 7.7/10 on IMDb and an 8.8/10 on TV.com. The praise went towards the storytelling, character development, background musics, animation and appeal to all ages.

4Kids was known for its controversial history of censoring anime, but the series was a most popular and critically for trying to follow the dark and gritty tone of the original Mirage comics. However, due to 4Kids having to keep their ratings under PG, the last two seasons of series, Fast Forward and Back to the Sewer, received mixed to negative reviews from critics and fans.

Several of the characters introduced in the series would later appear in subsequent publications of the TMNT franchise. Hun was introduced into the Mirage Comics with the issue Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Volume 2 #56 in March 2009, and also appears as a recurring figure in the IDW comic series and in the 2012 animated series, as does Agent Bishop. Angel, Ch'rell, Darius Dun and the Street Phantoms would also be featured in the IDW comics, and the Triceraton Mozar as an antagonist during season 4 of the 2012 series.

Fifth Season and Fast Forward
After the fourth season, the 2003 series shifted to a new story line called "Fast Forward." The Turtles are transported to the year 2105 by an accident caused by Cody Jones, the great grandson of Casey Jones and April O'Neil. The series premiered on July 29, 2006.

Originally, the fifth season was supposed to air and it was going to continue the Ninja Tribunal story arc and thirteen episodes were completed. They were shelved in favor of Fast Forward, but were made available through 4Kids' on demand channel on August 9, 2006.

Syndication
Following the October 2009 buyout of the franchise by Viacom/Nickelodeon, it was announced that 4Kids had the rights to broadcast the series up until August 31, 2010. Following this date, Nickelodeon is given full broadcast rights. The show is currently airing on Nicktoons.

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A LONG WAY
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Some TMNT stuff was always meant for grownups.

The second part of City at War.

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Story: Kevin Eastman & Peter Laird
Script: Peter Laird & Jim Lawson
Pencils: Jim Lawson
Inks: Keith Aiken
Lettering: Mary Kelleher
Major characters: Donatello, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, Splinter, April O'Neil, Casey Jones, Gabrielle, Robyn O'Neil, Guzzi Lemans, Arn
Cover date: September, 1992
Synopsis
The Turtles have taken up residence in a large, empty water tower on top of an old New York City building. The guys are restless and directionless without Splinter to guide them, upset by the news reports of escalating street violence between the fractured factions of the Foot Clan. Violence that the TMNT feel responsible for, as it was their actions that lead to the splintering of the Foot. Raph wants to take the fight to the Clan and finish what they began when Leo killed Oroku Saki, but Leonardo isn't sure that they need to continue fighting Splinter's blood feud with the Foot for the rest of their lives.

Casey is still driving out west in his Chevy and falling asleep at the wheel. As he startles himself awake, he remembers how he had tried to begin a relationship with April by holding her hand, but she said to him, "Oh, um... Casey... don't" and walked off. Jones felt bad about his advance and later returned to the farmhouse with flowers to patch things up, only to find that O'Neil had packed her things and left. This enraged Casey, and he picked up a dresser and threw it through a window. As Casey reflects on his recent past, he's once again startled to his senses when he almost has a head-on collision with a truck. Jones decides that he needs some coffee and food, and so he stops at a diner in Goat Head, Colorado. The place is deserted except for the waitress/cook named Gabrielle, who Casey hits it off with. Gabby asks Casey if he's headed out west to become a movie star, as she's seen her share of people passing through with that goal.

"Yep, good ol' Goat Head - gateway to broken dreams." Gabby remarks.

"Yeah," Casey replies, "I know about dreams."

April is in Los Angeles with her sister Robyn, hanging out in a night club. Robyn tries to get April to cheer up and they discuss Casey and the "guys" that April left behind in NYC. Robyn wonders why April has been so secretive about all of them and why she's so unhappy lately.

Back in NYC, the TMNT are investigating the porn shop that was destroyed by the Foot bombing. We see a shot of the old man who lived above the store, lying in critical condition in the hospital. Donatello surmises that they'll find no clues on this site, so they head to the bridge where the Foot Soldiers were slaughtered.

Casey finishes up his coffee and heads out of the diner when he's accosted by two thugs. The men attack Jones and eventually knock him out by smashing his skull with a gasoline can, and then they steal his car! Gabby rushes out and helps Casey inside.

The Turtles check out the bridge site and find no clues. Feeling vulnerable, they decide to head back to their base.

Robyn and April get back to Robyn's messy apartment. Robyn asks April what she wants to do and April says they should clean the apartment.

"Ha ha." Robyn states, "I meant something fun."

The sisters decide that they'll go to the beach and then embrace, happy to finally be spending some time together again.

The Turtles are running along the rooftops when they hear some noise in an alley. They cautiously investigate, only to find some boys kicking a garbage can around. The guys get antsy and are obviously on edge.

"This really sucks," Don gripes, "How long are we going to wander around hoping to run into the Foot when we don't even have a plan for what to do when it happens?"

"Plus 30 seconds ago, we were ready to jump all over some kids playing with garbage cans... what the Hell are we doing?" queries Mike.

"Let's face it guys," Raph quips, "We've been reduced to the neighborhood watch!"

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“City at War, Part Two”
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) episode
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The Purple Dragons prepare to open fire.
Season Code: S02E15
Episode: 41
Original airdate March 20, 2004
Written by Marty Isenberg
Supervising Producer Lloyd Goldfine
Producers: Gary Richardson
Frederick U. Fierst
Al Kahn
Norman Grossfeld
Thomas Kenney
Supervising Director Chuck Patton
Story Editor: Mike Ryan
Episode chronology
← Previous Next →
"City at War, Part 1" "City at War, Part 3"
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 2
November 8, 2003 - October 2, 2004
List of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episodes

Episodes:

Turtles in Space, Part 1: The Fugitoid
Turtles in Space, Part 2: The Trouble with Triceratons
Turtles in Space, Part 3: The Big House
Turtles in Space, Part 4: The Arena
Turtles in Space, Part 5: Triceraton Wars
Secret Origins, Part 1
Secret Origins, Part 2
Secret Origins, Part 3
Reflections
The Ultimate Ninja
The Return of Nano
What a Croc
Return to the Underground
City at War, Part 1
City at War, Part 2
City at War, Part 3
Junklantis
The Golden Puck
Rogue in the House, Part 1
Rogue in the House, Part 2
April's Artifact
Return of the Justice Force
The Big Brawl, Part 1
The Big Brawl, Part 2
The Big Brawl, Part 3
The Big Brawl, Part 4
Season 1 – Season 2 – Season 3 – Season 4 –Ninja Tribunal – Fast Forward - Back to the Sewer

"City at War", Part Two is the second part of the three-part episode (forty-first) of the animated series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which originally aired on March 20, 2004. It is a loose adaption of the 13 issue "City at War" epic that ended the original volume of Eastman and Laird's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book. It had 3.02 million views on the 4kids website as of 2007.

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Information
Major Characters
Donatello (Sam Regal)
Leonardo (Michael Sinterniklaas)
Michelangelo (Wayne Grayson)
Raphael (Frank Frankson)
Secondary Characters
April O'Neil (Veronica Taylor)
Casey Jones (Marc Thompson)
Karai
Short Karai aide
Tall Karai aide
Mobsters
Mob Boss (David Brimmer)
Baxter Stockman (Scott Williams)
Stockman's Robot
Weasel (Recap)
Foot Clan
Foot Ninja
Foot Elite
Shredder (Recap)
Purple Dragons
Hun (Greg Carey)
Dragon Face (Cedric Leake)
Spike
Two Ton
Splinter (Recap)

Episode
Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow.
Voice-Over Introduction
Michelangelo: There's an old saying that "no good deed goes unpunished". Well, we thought we did a whole lot of good that time we eliminated the Shredder. And... that... other time we eliminated the Shredder. And... the time after that. Am I forgetting one? The point is: now, with Shredder out of the picture, the Mob, the Foot and the Purple Dragons are all duking it out for control of his empire. So, instead of making things better, we actually made them worse. No one felt more responsible than my brother Leo. And no one felt less responsible than my brother Raph. Still, we had to do something. So, we tracked down the reminiscent of the Foot's rundown flophouse. We were about to take them down when this big, honking robot shows up and starts shooting up the whole place! So much for our good deed.

Plot Synopsis
Open with TMNT having saved themselves from the imploding warehouse by hiding behind a support beam. Leo and Raph argue and Don tells them to continue their fight later - right now they need to get to safety. The guys leap out from under the falling walls as their protective girder shatters. As soon as they get solid footing, Baxter Stockman's assault robot emerges from the wreckage and attacks nearly every one in sight. The robot then turns it's attention to an oncoming bus and fires at it, causing it to crash. Most of the passengers escape immediately, but one does not and Leo rushes to help the man. Raph gets agitated because Leo will be seen by the humans, but Leo scolds that an innocent life is at stake and enters the overturned vehicle. A man inside is trapped under some sheet metal, which Leonardo lifts. The man asks what the ninja is, and Leo simply claims that he's a part of the fellow's imagination - and that he took a pretty hard blow to the head. The Turtle helps the man out of the bus and then rejoins the battle against the robot.

Cut to inside Karai’s lear jet. Her assistants hand her a laptop computer, which she uses to view a video of Leonardo.

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Karai views video of Leonardo.

Hun TMNT
Hun arrives and takes back his command

Back in NYC inside Purple Dragons’ HQ. Dragon Face is in the center ring, riling up the troops by telling them that they'll soon prove to every one that they are not just about of dumb street punks. The thug is then interrupted by the sudden appearance of Hun. Dragon Face claims that he's the leader of the Dragons and Hun isn't in charge anymore. This causes Hun to leap down from the rafters and casually pummel Dragon Face. Hun reclaims his position as leader of the gang and promises to take them to the top of the food chain -- in honor of Shredder's memory.

On the streets, the battle with the mechanoid continues. Raphael jumps into a vacant bus and fires it up, intending to crash the vehicle into the robot. Unfortunately, the 'bot is prepared and opens fire on it before it gets close. The bus rolls over and crashes. Leonardo hurries to rescue his brother.

Raphael and Leonardo continue to argue as Raph struggles to free himself. The robot ignites spilled fuel from vehicle… the trail of gas heading directly for the bus’ gas tank! Don yells for his brothers to get out of there - now! The bus explodes, but the Turtles managed to save themselves just in time.

The robot continues to attack, forcing everyone, including the Foot and Turtles, to take cover. Don spies some broken electrical cables and tells Mike to lead the robot in his direction. Michelangelo and some Foot Elite Guard get the mech to chase them - once it steps into a large puddle of water, Donatello drops the cables in and the power short circuits the 'bot. The Foot then immediately turn on Mikey, who starts running away. Raph and Leo want to help their brother, but suddenly two more robots appear and open fire!

Inside a truck nearby, the Big Boss mobster and Baxter Stockman watch the battle, both happy with how their partnership is working out.

Meanwhile, Mikey is being chased through the rooftops of the Big Apple. Mike has eluded all but three of his pursuers, but manages to escape them by hiding in some laundry that's hanging on lines to dry.

Karai's plane lands in a New York airport, and both she and her aides exit the aircraft. Karai is dressed for battle.

Cut to April and Casey unpacking boxes in the newly renovated building housing her "2nd Time Around" antiques shop. Jones is helping O'Neil when Michelangelo shows up out of nowhere, scaring the woman, which causes her to drop a tray of antique dishes. O'Neil gets angry with her ninja friend and asks what he's up to. Mikey explains that he's running from the Foot - and April gets even more upset because she just got things fixed after the Foot blew up her old place! Mike feels embarrassed and prepares to go, but Casey wants to join in on the fight, so he grabs his vigilante gear. Jones asks for April's keys to her van, but O'Neil is reluctant to relinquish them. Casey says that in that case, he and Mikey will just hang out with her. April gets the point and tosses the keys to Jones, and he and Mikey head out. April watches from the doorway and whispers, "Be careful."

Cut back to the warehouse/robots/ninjas scene. The Purple Dragons line the top of the buildings and aim their arsenal of weapons at both the TMNT and the Foot.

The Dragons manage to destroy one of Baxter's robots, thanks to Hun's bazooka. Seeing this, Big Boss and Stockman decide that it's time for a hasty retreat, and Baxter starts the truck and takes off - right into the path of the one remaining assault-bot! Stockman notes the irony as the mech opens fire and causes the vehicle to crash.

Hun tries to kill the Turtles with a bazooka, while Leo and Raph still continue with their ongoing argument. Up pulls Michelangelo and Casey in April's VW. The other three Turtles pile into the van as Hun fires after them, fortunately missing with each shot.

Leonardo takes the guys to a water tower that he's set up as a temporary base of operations. Raphael and Leo renew their argument. Outside, the group is being spied on by one of Karai’s top aids, who plants a bomb under the tower. Raph and Leonardo's argument then comes to a head, with Raph vowing to leave the group for now. As the fiery Turtle prepares to leave, the bomb explodes in an instant. The TMNT land on their feet on the rooftop below, but Casey bounces hard - fortunately he is not hurt.

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Karai and her henchmen face off with the TMNT.

Karai and her two aides then appear, weapons drawn.

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Karai ready to attack.

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Karai pins Leo to the ground.

Karai states that she wants to talk, but Raphael is angry and he attacks, despite Leo ordering him not to. A fight erupts between Karai and her two aides versus the Turtles and Casey. Karai nearly slays Raph, but Leonardo intervenes and a battle between the two leaders soon takes place. Mike, Don and Casey all take on Karai's assistants, who outmatch our heroes. The battle isn't going particularly well for anyone - Karai kicks Leonardo to the ground and Raph renews his attack on her, but she evades him easily. Karai then leaps towards the fallen Leonardo, but before she can strike, he kicks her, sending her flying. Leo stands over her fallen body, and it appears that the Turtles have won - but Karai was only playing possum, and she kicks Leonardo to the ground yet again and then leaps onto his chest, her sword at his head. Karai threatens to kill Leo unless the others back down and listen to what she has to say...!

Quotes
Leonardo: (To Raphael) "Oh, yeah, 'cause you’re the level-headed one who always fights for honor when it's convenient!"
Michelangelo: "King size bedding: a ninja's best friend."
April: Whoa-ho-ho! Michelangelo, you're telling me that you ran into my my new shop just after it was blown up by a bunch of Foot ninja because you're being chased by a bunch of Foot ninja?!
Karai: "We will talk; with or without your leader. It is your decision!"
Trivia
Michelangelo references Captain America saying "Captain America, eat your heart out." when throwing a garbage can lid at some Foot Ninjas.
At the beginning, Michaelangelo also referenced a quote from the Broadway Musical Wicked
When Karai threatens to kill Leonardo, it is similar to when Shredder did the same thing in the first movie with having Leonardo pinned to the ground by their enemy.

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“City at War, Part 1”
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) episode
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Karai gets the call informing her that the city is at war.
Season Code: S02E14
Episode: 40
Original airdate March 13, 2004
Written by Eric Luke
Supervising Producer Lloyd Goldfine
Producers: Gary Richardson
Frederick U. Fierst
Al Kahn
Norman Grossfeld
Thomas Kenney
Supervising Director Chuck Patton
Story Editor: Mike Ryan
Episode chronology
← Previous Next →
"Return to the Underground" "City at War, Part 2"
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 2
November 8, 2003 - October 2, 2004
List of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episodes

Episodes:

Turtles in Space, Part 1: The Fugitoid
Turtles in Space, Part 2: The Trouble with Triceratons
Turtles in Space, Part 3: The Big House
Turtles in Space, Part 4: The Arena
Turtles in Space, Part 5: Triceraton Wars
Secret Origins, Part 1
Secret Origins, Part 2
Secret Origins, Part 3
Reflections
The Ultimate Ninja
The Return of Nano
What a Croc
Return to the Underground
City at War, Part 1
City at War, Part 2
City at War, Part 3
Junklantis
The Golden Puck
Rogue in the House, Part 1
Rogue in the House, Part 2
April's Artifact
Return of the Justice Force
The Big Brawl, Part 1
The Big Brawl, Part 2
The Big Brawl, Part 3
The Big Brawl, Part 4
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"City at War", Part 1 is the first part of the three-part episode (fortieth) of the animated series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which originally aired on March 13, 2004. It is a loose adaption of the 13 issue "City at War" epic that ended the original volume of Eastman and Laird's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book. It had 2.97 million views on the 4kids website as of 2007.

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Information
Major Characters
Donatello (Sam Regal)
Leonardo (Michael Sinterniklaas)
Michelangelo (Wayne Grayson)
Raphael (Frank Frankson)
Splinter (Darren Dunstan)
Secondary Characters
Karai
Tall Karai aide
Short Karai aide
Mobsters
Mob Boss (David Brimmer)
Weasel (Michael Sinterniklaas)
Baxter Stockman (Scott Williams)
Baxter's latest attack robot
Foot Clan
Foot Ninja
Foot Elite (Sean Schemmel)
Victoria
Ivan
Episode
Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow.
Voice-Over Introduction
Leonardo: You ever notice how there never seems to be enough time? Like when you get to play video games, or you're hanging with friends. Or when you're running like crazy to get away from a huge bomb that's about to explode! How the heck did I ever get myself into this? And... how the heck am I ever going to get out of it... alive?

Plot Synopsis
Open with city at night. Leo and Raph are racing along the rooftops. Leonardo reaches the destination first and dives with his blades drawn, stabbing the weapons into a bulls eye painted on a billboard. Unfortunately, Leo missed the center. Raph arrives soon and throws one of his sais, which hits the bull's-eye perfectly....Raphael retrieves his weapon and tells his brother that all his fancy techniques won't necessarily help him get the job completely done. Raph then takes the lead and Leo follows him.

As the duo transverse the precarious rooftops, they hear noises and stop. The two ninjas witness a group of mobsters meeting with some mysterious figures, doing a deal of some kind. The shadowy figure turns out to be an Elite Guard from the Foot Clan - he counts the money being given to him in the briefcase, which turns out to only be one half of the amount they had apparently agreed on. The gangster retorts that the Foot will get the rest once they deliver the goods, but the Elite Guard becomes angry and orders his minions to attack. The mobsters open fire with their weapons and a battle royale breaks out. Some stray shots nearly hit the observing Turtles, and Leo draws his blades and prepares to jump into the battle, but Raphael holds him back and tells him this isn't their fight. Leonardo is unsure what to do, but the police arrive and run all of the villains off.

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Karai works out.

Cut to a darkened room in Japan where we see a woman training in the Martial Arts with a practice dummy. A phone call interrupts her workout and informs the ninja, whose name is Karai, that the gangs of New York City are at war in the wake of the Shredder’s death. Karai informs her underlings to prepare her private jet…She is going to the Big Apple to clean up the mess.

Back at the Turtles' lair, Leonardo is watching the news reports of increasing gang violence. Leo feels frustrated and angry by what he's watching. The Turtle turns off the TV and stands up, spotting a target by the wall - he leaps into the air and stabs his blades into the target - once again missing its center. Splinter arrives and asks Leonardo what's troubling him. Leo explains that he's unhappy because their action against the Shredder didn't actually help the city, but apparently made things worse! Leonardo feels responsible for the innocent people who are getting hurt in the crossfire between the gang attacks. The other Turtles arrive as Leo explains why defeating Shredder may have been a bad thing. Raph disagrees, but Mikey sees Leonardo's point. Splinter cautions the upset Turtle not to get involved in the city's war and to stay in the lair… but Leo states that he can't sit by and do nothing about the mess that he's created, and he walks off.

Outside, Leonardo is standing on a rooftop water tower, confused over Master Splinter's desire not to fix things and feeling guilty about the innocent people being hurt in the gang conflicts. Leo wonders what he can do to make things right. He spots a gang of Foot ninja and secretly follows them. The Foot lead the Turtle to a warehouse, where all of the Clan members are greeted by an Elite guard. The ninjas enter the building. Leonardo decides to investigate and crashes through a skylight. The Turtle finds a gang of unconscious mobsters and a time bomb! Leonardo carries the thugs to safety and then tries to defuse the explosive. After ripping out a wire, it looks like Leo is successful, as the bomb stops ticking, but as soon as the ninja breathes a sigh of relief, the device starts right back up! Leonardo only has seconds to escape and he runs for the windows as the bomb explodes! The warehouse is completely demolished and the Turtle is tossed into the nearby river…

The Elite Guard sees the explosion and is pleased that their mission has been accomplished. As the fire burns and sirens sound, the Foot Clan retreat. Leo emerges from the river and follows the ninjas.

Back at the TMNT lair, Michelangelo is using an old map, some toys and dice to playfully figure out who's going to win the war between the gangs. Don arrives and asks Mikey what he's up to, and the Turtle reiterates to his brainy brother that the mob, Purple Dragons and Foot Clan are all wanting to gain control of New York's criminal network now that the Shredder has been defeated. Mikey states that the mobsters are currently in last place, and he wonders what they plan to do about it...

Cut to the inner sanctum of some gangsters. Several bosses are trying to figure out what to do when their leader shows up and tells them that he has just found some one who, apparently, could help them take over the entire city.

At the Foot Clan's HQ (a building barely even holding itself together), we see Leonardo spying on the Foot -- a lot of Foot. The Turtle draws his Katanas and thinks that he'll have to take them on by himself, but before he can move, he's grabbed from behind by his brothers, who have arrived to keep him from getting in over his head. Raph again states that this isn't their fight - but the Turtles are spotted and quickly surrounded by the Foot ninjas - Mikey points out that it is their fight now!

A big battle ensues on the rooftop and eventually moves down into warehouse. The Turtles fare well, but they are greatly outnumbered and the odds don't seem good for a victory.

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The mob's new ally is Baxter Stockman.

Cut outside to see a few mobsters arrive in a truck. We discover that the gangsters' new ally is Baxter Stockman, his head now attached to the shoulders of a robotic exo-suit. Stockman releases an assault robot which joins the fray going on inside the building. The mechanoid begins firing shots at everyone it can spot. Leo notices how the robot is using a primary laser sensor to target, and he rushes the machine, leaping into the air with swords drawn. This time, Leo hits the bull's-eye and the mech's sensors are destroyed. However, the machine then begins firing wildly in all directions.

Stockman and the mob boss are watching these events safely inside their truck. Baxter resorts to “Plan B” and remotely blows up the warehouse with several (previously planted) bombs! As the building begins to crumble, Raph grabs Leonardo by the arm and tells him that he hopes he's satisfied with himself for bringing this mess upon his family's back. The building then crumbles onto the Turtles!

Quotes
Raphael: Just your friendly, neighborhood Turtle-Man!
Leonardo: You look more like Raph-zan: Lord of the Jungle to me.
Raphael: Well, what's that make you? Jane? or Cheetah?

Master Splinter (to Leo): ...if one shoulders the weight of the world, all one will accomplish is to be crushed under the world's weight."

Michelangelo (after Leo left the lair): Dude.
Raphael: What a bonehead!
Donatello:One big happy family.

Michelangelo (after stopping Leo from charging headlong into a fight with the Foot by himself): Jeeze! Anybody think he weren't happy to see us?

Raphael (to Leo, as building caves in): I hope you're happy, Leo. I hope doing the right thing was really worth it!

Trivia
The song at the beginning at this episode is called "Midnight Run."
Raph's quote "Just your friendly, neighborhood..." is a reference to Spiderman's catchphrase.
Leo's reply is obviously a reference to Tarzan.
Weasel, the mobster in the first scene, was also in the episode "Lone Raph and Cub".
This is Karai's first appearance in the series.
There are a few action pose shots that were recycled from previous episodes. In one with Mikey fighting three Foot, the bandage from the episode "The Shredder Strikes, Part 2" is visible on his ankle.
Donatello makes a reference to the second Matrix film when he says, "A bo staff and a crowd of guys who all look the same? Time to try out one of my favorite movie stunts!"

[Freddie]

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“City at War, Part 3”
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) episode
Karai As The Shredder
Karai disguised as The Shredder
Season Code: S02E16
Episode: 42
Original airdate March 27, 2004
Written by Ben Townsend
Supervising Producer Lloyd Goldfine
Producers: Gary Richardson
Frederick U. Fierst
Al Kahn
Norman Grossfeld
Thomas Kenney
Supervising Director Chuck Patton
Story Editor: Mike Ryan
Episode chronology
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"City at War, Part 2" "Junklantis"
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 2
November 8, 2003 - October 2, 2004
List of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episodes

Episodes:

Turtles in Space, Part 1: The Fugitoid
Turtles in Space, Part 2: The Trouble with Triceratons
Turtles in Space, Part 3: The Big House
Turtles in Space, Part 4: The Arena
Turtles in Space, Part 5: Triceraton Wars
Secret Origins, Part 1
Secret Origins, Part 2
Secret Origins, Part 3
Reflections
The Ultimate Ninja
The Return of Nano
What a Croc
Return to the Underground
City at War, Part 1
City at War, Part 2
City at War, Part 3
Junklantis
The Golden Puck
Rogue in the House, Part 1
Rogue in the House, Part 2
April's Artifact
Return of the Justice Force
The Big Brawl, Part 1
The Big Brawl, Part 2
The Big Brawl, Part 3
The Big Brawl, Part 4
Season 1 – Season 2 – Season 3 – Season 4 –Ninja Tribunal – Fast Forward - Back to the Sewer

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"City at War" is the final part of the three-part episode (forty-second) of the animated series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which originally aired on March 27, 2004. It is a loose adaption of the 13 issue "City at War" epic that ended the original volume of Eastman and Laird's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book. It had 3.10 million views on the 4kids website as of 2007.

Contents[show]

Information
Major Characters
Donatello (Sam Regal)
Leonardo (Michael Sinterniklaas)
Michelangelo (Wayne Grayson)
Raphael (Frank Frankson)
Splinter (Darren Dunstan)
Secondary Characters
Casey Jones (Marc Thompson)
The Utrom Shredder (Scottie Ray)
Karai
Short Karai aide
Tall Karai aide
Foot Clan
Foot Ninja
Foot Elite
Mobsters
Mob Boss (David Brimmer)
Weasel
Baxter Stockman (Scott Williams)
Purple Dragons
Hun (Greg Carey)
Dragon Face (Cedric Leake)
Spike
Two Ton
Episode
Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow.
Voice-Over Introduction
Raphael: You know, lately, Leo's been real a pain in my shell. He's on this whole kick about how we're responsible for the fact that the entire city seems to be at war. The Purple Dragons, the mob, and the Foot Ninjas are all squabbling over the pieces of the Shredder's empire now that he's gone and Leo says it's our fault 'cause we're the ones that knocked out the Shredder in the first place. And for some reason, he thinks we're responsible for a whole lot of innocent people getting caught in the crossfire. And just when the whole deal couldn't get any crazier, this new wild card shows up and actually manages to make things worse. The only good thing I can say about Leo right now is, when he picks a fight, he really picks a fight.

Plot Synopsis
Karai orders the TMNT and Casey to drop their weapons so that they can talk. Casey, Mike and Don comply, but Raph is hesitant and Karai reminds them that she will kill Leonardo. Leo tells his brother not to do him any favors and Raph angrily throws down his sais, which stick into the ground inches from where Leonardo is pinned. Karai lets Leo stand and explains that she represents the Japanese faction of the Foot Clan. The foreign Foot had intended for the three warring factions (mobsters, Foot and Purple Dragons) to destroy each other, but the fighting was creating too much collateral damage to the City, thus Karai was sent to clean up the mess. She asks the Turtles for their help, saying that the Foot’s vendetta against Leo (for killing the Shredder) will end if the TMNT assist in her efforts to restore order.

The guys huddle up. Leonardo suggests that the truce may make solutions for the problems that they created after removing Shredder from power. Raph finds it ridiculous to team up with the foot. He became so upset he decided to walk off. As he walks off, Raph asks Casey to join him, but Jones decides to stay because he was taught that, when you make a mess, you clean it up. Raph accepted the fact that Casey can stay so it’s a whatever for Raph and he continued to storm off.

Karai and her two assistants form a partnership with Leo, Mike, Don and Casey. Karai immediately begins to explain her plan of action to them...

Later that night, we see a group of Elite Ninja gathering on a rooftop. Suddenly, the Shredder appears on a building across from theirs!

The Elite Guard are initially shocked to see their master alive and bow to him. Shredder orders the Foot to follow him.

On the streets below, Baxter Stockman punches his way through the roof of the crashed truck and emerges from the vehicle with the mob's Big Boss. The gangster begins to make plans on how to permanently win the war, just when Hun and the Purple Dragons show up. Big Boss attempts to sweet talk the gang, but before he can get started, the Shredder arrives on a nearby rooftop. Upon seeing his nemesis, Baxter begins to freak out, fearing that he is going to be mind-controlled again. However, Shredder merely orders Hun and the Dragons to follow him and they all depart. Stockman begins jumping for joy. Several limousines then arrive and Big Boss joins Weasel in the front car - the gangster orders his men to follow the Shredder so that they can put an end to this war once and for all. The limos zoom off.

Cut to the Shredder returning to the nearly destroyed Foot Headquarters. Inside the rooftop dojo, Shredder meets the three Turtles and Casey. We discover that the "Shredder" is actually Karai in disguise, wearing her master's armor and using a computerized voice synthesizer to imitate his voice. Karai states that the plan worked perfectly and the Foot and Purple Dragons will arrive very soon. Leonardo asks how she could ever serve someone as evil as the Shredder, and Karai reveals that Oroku Saki (the Shredder's alter ego) took her in after she was abandoned by her parents. Saki trained Karai in Ninjitsu and he became an adoptive father to her - thus she served him without question.

Back to the present…and the showdown. The mobsters arrive first, with guns in hands. In a short period of time, the Purple Dragons show up, holding their weapons on the gangsters. Following the Dragons, a large contingent of Foot ninjas crash through the thin glass walls, creating quite a huge stand-off. The three Turtles and Casey watch the scene from rafters high overhead, waiting to see if they'll be needed. Mikey isn't all that happy with Karai's plan...

The mobsters open fire on both Shredder and the Elite Guard. Dragon Face gets angry at him, who bellows that the city was supposed to go to the Dragons, not the Foot. Dragon Face tells the gang members to forget Hun and that it's every man for himself. The Dragons open fire on the mobsters. A chaotic fight ensues with all sides taking just a few causalities. The mobsters decide to retreat, but before they leave, Big Boss pulls out a grenade and tosses it at the Shredder. The explosion knocks “his” helmet off and reveals Karai to the Foot and the Purple Dragons! The leader of the Elite Guard is outraged that Karai would impersonate their master and says that they won’t follow her….Hun comes to the same conclusion and they all attack Karai and her aides. Thus “Plan B” is put into effect: the Turtles and Casey leap down from the ceiling shadows and join the fight.

The battle doesn't go well for our heroes, as they are so outnumbered. The Turtles, Casey, Karai and her two aides are completely surrounded by the Foot and the Dragons. Casey is ensnared by a net as well and falls to the floor. Mikey wonders what they should do, and Karai tells him to make peace with himself and prepare to die - Mikey groans that she did not tell him that that was part of her plan when this all began...

The Elite Guard tell Hun that, if he finishes off the TMNT, the Foot will reward the Purple Dragons once they regain control of the city. Hun states that this is the best thing that he's heard all day and takes aim at the Green Team. Hun lifts his gun, but before the hulking hood can fire, a shuriken arcs through the air and smashes into the weapon, causing it to short circuit. Hun tosses his gun aside and it explodes, creating a cloud of smoke. Several Foot ninjas are attacked and defeated before the smoke clears, and a shadowy figure then emerges from the haze is none other than Raph. Leo and the others are surprised and overjoyed to see their brother. Raph explains that he did some thinking and came to realize that he was being an idiot. Mikey asks if he arrived at that realization on his own, but Raph reveals that he had some help. This is a cue to Master Splinter, who leaps into the room and begins taking down Foot ninjas here and there.

The tide of battle turns with the arrival of Raph and Splinter. Karai gets the drop on the leader of the Elite Guard and holds her blade at his neck, ultimately forcing him to become loyal to her. Hun is still active and he grabs a girder and smashes the female ninja with it. The Turtles attack and their blows cause Hun to stumble backwards towards an opening in the wall - as he struggles to regain balance, Hun sees Karai leaping towards him. The Foot leader kicks Hun out of the opening and he falls to the ground below. Fortunately for him, an arriving squad car breaks his fall...

Karai thanks the Turtles for their help and states that the Foot will bother them no more. Leonardo compliments her and states that, while she worked for Shredder, she is nothing like him: She knows the true meaning of honor. Karai bows and leaves with her assistants.

Leonardo apologizes to Master Splinter for disobeying him, but the Sensei pats his son on the shoulder and tells him that it's all right; "Sometimes we must follow our own hearts, even if others tell us not to."

Later, Karai is seen seated at a large wooden desk in a dojo. One of her aides reports that everything is now in order. Karai excuses her assistants and then heads into a secret room, a Foot medical unit. Inside, we see the exo-suit body of Oroku Saki laid out on a couch, it's stomach cavity empty. Karai bows in front of a nearby tank containing a strange crimson fluid and the actual body of Ch'rell a.k.a. the Utrom Shredder. Small worm creatures (Biocytes) crawl over it's face and body, Ch'rell announces that it will soon be healed. Once he is fully recovered, the Shredder will swear vengeance on the Turtles. Karai raises an eyebrow at this announcement as her mentor laughs maniacally.

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Quotes
Hun: Purple Dragons, take them out!

Dragon Face: Forget Hun; every man for himself!

Trivia
This episode reveals that the Shredder is alive after the implosion in Secret Origins, Part 3.
This episode also shows why Karai respects Shredder and how she grew to love him like a father.
Errors
Just before Casey Jones, Donatello, Leonardo and Michelangelo go into hiding, Michelangelo just looks like Raphael for a few seconds till the next scene, he reverts back to normal.

[Freddie]

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Foot Ninja
Home
Various, Earth, Japan Foot Headquarters

Nickname(s)
Foot Soldier, Foot Heads

Weapon(s) of choice
Various

Occupation
Foot Clan minion

Affiliation
Foot Clan

Physical description
Species
Human

Gender
Male

Height
Various

Weight
Various

Bandana color
Various

Eye color
Various

Out of universe information
Era(s)
2003 TV series, Fast Forward, Back to the Sewer

First appearance
Things Change

Teachers and Students
Teacher(s)
Utrom Shredder, Karai

[Source]
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
Standard Foot Ninja
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 Mystic
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")
Exo-Suit Foot Ninja ("Back to the Sewer")
BTTS Foot Tech ("Back to the Sewer" and "Turtles Forever")
Robot Foot Ninja ("Turtles Forever")