#tmnt 1988

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Still thinking about how Casey Jones from TMNT 1987 became a Fricking Mess Without Relying on Dead Parents Origin

(Is it Wrong to think Casey Jones 1987 might have an Abusive Parents or Father who wants him to be Very Masculine??)

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April and Casey Chatting and Trying to get to Know Each Other...

(I could not finish the Capril Drawing so I made another Dumb Drawing which is This...)

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(This is supposed to Take Place in the Archie TMNT Adventures Comic after Raph broke up with his Furry Girlfriend Umeko/Ninjarra Broke Up, I think)

(Also I'm so Happy to see Casey Jones finally making a Debut in TMNT Adventures even after Archie's TMNT Comic Series got Cancelled like Over 10 Fricking Years Ago but whatever, Better than Never)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

40th Anniversary Comic Celebration

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Akira Donnie, he would 100% build the bike out of spite towards Leo

[nyxchipz]

His ass did NOT watch Akira

[mymomsaiditwasaphase]

Image sources below ig

Donatello

Leonardo

Michelangelo

Splinter

Raphael

April

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(Little Disappointed at how Short the Story is but still Happy to see Archie's Version of Casey Jones too)

"The Man Behind the Mask" by Chris Allan Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 40th Anniversary Special

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[kolbisneat]

Working on a gallery piece and happy with how these boys turned out.

Happy Friday!

[vesselforsale]

1988 TMNT TRAVEL MUG | LISTING 

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Why does almost Every Casey Jones always make a Debut in Later Years in Nearly Every TMNT Series??????

(Of Course there are some Exceptions like Casey Jones 1990, 2003 and 2007 too)

[hunniweeb]

This is tmnt 1987/1990s version of Akira,she is 15 years old and standing at 5’3. She’s a short cat but very strong and tough. She hates her voice because it doesn’t sound tough and so she wears a mask to hide it. She she’s in a group called the Shadow Clan who moves around at night. Her master Moaliner is in charge of the clan, with her older sisters Bluebell and Benika. She does have an oldest brother named Kai but he has his own clan called the Black Rose Clan who is team up with Shredder. She met the turtles when she was cornered by Kai’s henchmen, she ended up getting closer to Raph then the other 3. She sees Leo, Donnie and Mikey as the brothers that never abandoned her nor betray. She gets along with Splinter, Irma, April and Casey. She’s loves that she has the turtles, Splinter, Irma, April and Casey in her life but she could never admit it because of embarrassment. She likes Raphael because he puts a big smile on her face 💕. Her makeup style is black lipstick with Mascara. She could care less about makeup. Her necklace is red because she has Yin Manipulation, but hasnt unlock other abilities expect for Physical Damage. Her clothing style is just a light tshirt with the yin and Yang symbol, light purple pants and white shoes. Her weapon is a bat with nails on it

Voice: PiNKII aka natalia natchan

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my biggest piece!!

look at this!!!

im proud of this

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OOZEPUNK

WHAT IS OOZEPUNK?

Oozepunk is the term I'm coining for the microgenre of urban heroic sci-fi horror-fantasy that first exploded in the mid-80s with movies, shows, and comics like Ghostbusters, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Toxic Avenger, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Hellboy, Street Sharks, and others. Lots of natural crossover with Biopunk and Cyberpunk, aesthetically and philosophically.

Your childhood trauma didn't let you forget Roger Rabbit heavily featured colorful nightmare slime, did it?

A ragtag gang of weirdos (often horribly mutated--more on that soon) band together to save a city that doesn't understand them. Grimy sewers, abandoned buildings and graffiti'd brick walls are lit up by neon lights, streams of mysterious, glowing goo and/or the unearthly lights of futuristic particle weapons--ideally all of the above!

Beyond the "cracked concrete and gutters full of liquid plutonium" aesthetic, Oozepunk prankishly asks "What if catastrophic aberrations of science, particularly DUMPING TOXIC FUCKING WASTE STRAIGHT INTO THE ENVIRONMENT created fucked-up monsters... but they're HEROIC fucked-up monsters!" These catastrophic aberrations of science grant the heroes incredible powers, but COST them their place in human society. (Ghostbusters and Roger Rabbit eschew character mutation in favor of discovering that the undead and olde tymey cartoons are real [and exploitable!], respectively. 'Busters and 'Toon sympathizers alike are treated like insane idiots and/or frauds in their respective universes.)

Oozepunk heroes are challenged not only by strange supernatural beings, but by human society itself. The Ghostbusters battle with local politicians as much as they do the undead. In the recent (and delightful) TMNT: Mutant Mayhem, Splinter warns the Turtles of humans and their obsession with "milking" mutants for their blood--on top of the villainous mutants they're trying to thwart!

Crank up the creep factor in Oozepunk and you get awesome anti-establishment goo-horror like 1988's The Blob, The Stuff, Street Trash, and probably a bunch more. Toxic Avenger is a batshit crazy splatter-comedy (i.e. classic Troma)... and still garnered sequels, a kid's cartoon and toyline!

And there's a Shredder's Revenge-style Crusaders beat-em-up coming out next year??

This looks dope as shit

Ghostbusters and TMNT are the only current, "evergreen" (or radioactive green!) Oozepunk franchises I can think of off the top of my head, but Oozepunk elements are buried in almost all of the stories and settings I love the most. Heroic kaiju like King Kong, Godzilla and Gamera paved the way for our freaky friends, but so did comics characters like Fantastic Four's Ben "The Thing" Grimm, The Hulk and Swamp Thing. Hell, I think I blame SESAME STREET of all things for starting me down the Oozepunk path.

Surprise! I've loved screaming trash monsters with secret hearts of gold since I was a fucking baby, and they've ALWAYS been there for me!

But it's not just Oscar, Sesame Street as a whole is a proto-Oozepunk utopia, years before the big Ooze-splosion of the 80s. Muppets, monsters, talking animals and chill humans all live and work together to scrape by with a little dignity in a gritty-but-wholesome urban world!

Sesame Street, a decades-long reminder that educational childrens' programming can and SHOULD be cool as hell looking and loaded with all kinds of friendly mutant freakuloids.

OOZEPUNK! Whaddya think?

[neverheroes]

I sincerely dislike TMNT fan art where they leave out the shell. It’s literally their bones. They’re sensitive to touch*. They’re turtles that’s their whole thing!

I know I’m dramatic but

* still mad at bay-verse for making them bulletproof. Addendum: The guys canonically have bullet proof shells, as printed on their 1988 toy line biographies. Thanks, I hate it.