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Ninja Turtles - Cowabunga!
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So years (maybe) ago my brother bought the classic 87 TMNT figures that came out. I noticed months ago, while helping clear his stuff, Michelangelo's nunchuks had snapped.
Yesterday I went in the loft and found the original TMNT Michelangelo from our childhood with a notably intact nunchuk holstered. I also found the TMNT 2007 Turtles, TMNT '03 Donatello and Fast Foreward Leonardo and Michelangelo, all which I forgot I bought during my crazy days. Nice find.
Yesterday I went in the loft and found the original TMNT Michelangelo from our childhood with a notably intact nunchuk holstered. I also found the TMNT 2007 Turtles, TMNT '03 Donatello and Fast Foreward Leonardo and Michelangelo, all which I forgot I bought during my crazy days. Nice find.
Literal attic treasures.
I was reading a listicle of the most expensive TMNT figures from the original line on eBay, and discovered a few I was surprisingly unaware of.
In particular, Undercover Turtles. Never saw 'em, that I can recall. Why the hell did Playmates wait until the end of the line to finally release the Turtles in their default disguises that they'd worn for the better part of more than 100 episodes in their vehicle-to-move-more-toys?
(This is also part of why I can't help but disagree a little with the "just to sell toys" notion regarding kids cartoons on some level. Yes, that's certainly a part of it, but at the same time, most cartoons did a really poor example of reflecting the toys and vice-versa. Hell, that's why there's been such a shift towards animation-accurate toys in recent years -- the toons and the toys often didn't match up!)
In particular, Undercover Turtles. Never saw 'em, that I can recall. Why the hell did Playmates wait until the end of the line to finally release the Turtles in their default disguises that they'd worn for the better part of more than 100 episodes in their vehicle-to-move-more-toys?
(This is also part of why I can't help but disagree a little with the "just to sell toys" notion regarding kids cartoons on some level. Yes, that's certainly a part of it, but at the same time, most cartoons did a really poor example of reflecting the toys and vice-versa. Hell, that's why there's been such a shift towards animation-accurate toys in recent years -- the toons and the toys often didn't match up!)
Yeah, like we didn't the drill things that Shredder and co kept using over and over until later and it didn't even look like the show version.
