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By Chris E. Over the last 30 years, the Ninja Turtles have amassed quite the rogue's gallery of villains. Who's the best of the worst, though? Follow along as we rank 26 of the most memorable Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles villains. It's not that the Pizza Monsters are all that intimidating or memorable. What puts them on the list, albeit at the end, is they were clearly ripoffs of the xenomorphs from the film Alien. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Volume 15 have been more dastardly things to come from Dimension X, but rarely have they been so clearly taken from another franchise. Za-Naron only lasted a single episode, but in it, this entity controlled April O'Neil and turned her against the turtles. It's a moment no turtle was ready for. The Newtralizer, a member of the Salamandarian race, is a bounty hunter who brought trouble to both the turtles and the Kraang during the animated series. Fun fact: Newtralizer was voiced by Danny Trejo. The chief antagonists of the animated film, these ancient and massive stone warriors, the siblings of Max Winters, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Volume 15 summoned to help take over the world. Interestingly, they don't appear in any other incarnation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Though this character was originally created for the Usagi Yojimbo line of comic books, Jei ultimately crossed over into the Ninja Turtles universe in the animated series--along with Usagi. With his dark magic abilities and expert ninja skills, he was a force Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Volume 15 be reckoned with. Traag, the leader of the rock soldiers, is one of the earliest villains from the original Ninja Turtles animated series. He appeared in 12 episodes, and then made a re-appearance in the cartoon. This street gang appeared in the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Volume 15 TMNT comic book ingiving the turtles their first real fight. The mutants killed most of them. As a government agent who prevents alien invasions, Bishop was a thorn in the side of both the Turtles and the Utrom during the cartoon. It was revealed in the series that he, himself, was actually an Utrom. You have to feel some sympathy for a villain who became evil thanks to the actions of someone else. Initially introduced in a comic book miniseries before the Turtles existed, this race of alien dinosaurs found prominence in the, and cartoons. They're one of the few villains to actually have a win over the turtles in the original animated series. Slash -- originally, the pet of Shredder henchman Bebop -- became something of a demented version of a Ninja Turtle after getting mutated. Danny is an awkward teenager looking for love and acceptance, finding it in a ninja street gang. He made the right choice in the end but caused a lot of damage along the way: April's home burned to the ground, the turtles lost their sewer dwelling and Splinter was tortured. Leatherhead is one of the classic turtle villains introduced in the original comics that has managed to survive the test of time, appearing in several graphic novels, video games, and cartoons. Though he was originally a Cajun-accented menace to the turtles, the animated series recast him as one of their allies. As with Leatherhead, Rat King dates back to the original comics. This maniac dwells in the sewers, controlling an army of rats in his attempts to destroy the Turtles. Master Tatsu never gets a fair shake in the original Turtles movie. He's second-in-command of the Foot Clan, and Shredder treats him like just another underling. His introduction in the cartoon went a long way in building the character's legacy as a madman. These are the best the Foot Clan has to offer. Trained by Shredder himself, the Foot Elite serve as a bodyguards who swear their lives to him alone. In the animated series, they are reimagined as enhanced robots. At the time this movie was released, Tokka and Rahzar seemed like little more than cheap replacements for Bebop and Rocksteady. This massive mutated wolf and snapping turtle deserve some respect, though. While they may Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Volume 15 the personalities of babies, these babies nearly kill the turtles in combat. Alopex is one of the best modern TMNT villains. She wasn't introduced until IDW's micro-series of comics inbut has since gone on to become a major force in the franchise thanks to her role in the cartoon. As a mutant ninja herself, this fox was a fierce foe of the turtles -- and her brother, Tiger Claw. This leader of the Purple Dragons gang was created specifically for the animated series, becoming one of its primary antagonists. His size, ninja skills, and street gang army made him a true danger to the turtles. Wherever the Shredder is, the Foot Clan is at his side. His loyal ninja army has been portrayed in a number of ways, from lost teenagers looking for a home in the original movie to robots in the cartoon. They have always been a constant presence in the franchise, providing the turtles with more battles than anyone else. Karai's history is complicated. She's been portrayed as both the adopted and biological daughter of the Shredder. She's also been played as the biological daughter of Splinter. She was even the love interest of Leonardo at one point. This mad scientist has been making life miserable for the turtles since day one, largely thanks to his Mousers -- small killing robots that target sewer rats like Splinter. In certain incarnations of the Turtles franchise, he becomes a mutated fly. These villains might be the absolute worst -- because they exist in real life. This short-lived, live-action show tried but failed to emulate the Power Rangers, even crossing over with Power Rangers in Space at one point. The turtle costumes look cheap, the series introduces a new female turtle that doesn't mesh well with the crew, and the primary villain is a lizard monster that looks like it's made out of rubber. The Next Mutation is a stain on the brand that will hopefully be forgotten someday. Though Shredder's primary henchmen are shown to be incompetent at Krang is based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Volume 15 brain- like Utrom alien race, which have appeared in multiple TMNT properties over the years. Hailing from Dimension X, Krang is Shredder's micromanager in the first animated series. Shredder's history with the franchise has changed a few times over the years, but his deep connection to Hamato Yoshi -- the man that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Volume 15 Splinter -- remains intact. Their feud dates back to their time in Japan, and carries on now with Shredder heading the Foot Clan and Splinter training his turtle sons. Image: Lionsgate. First appearance: cartoon Season 2, Episode 6 It's not that the Pizza Monsters are all that intimidating or memorable. First appearance: cartoon Season 4, Episode 22 Za-Naron only lasted a single episode, but in it, this entity controlled April O'Neil and turned her against the turtles. Image: Nickelodeon. First appearance: cartoon Season 1, Episode 24 The Newtralizer, a member of the Salamandarian race, is a bounty hunter who brought trouble to both the turtles and the Kraang during the animated series. First appearance: TMNT The chief antagonists of the animated film, these ancient and massive stone warriors, the siblings of Max Winters, are summoned to help take over the world. Image: Warner Bros. First appearance: Usagi Yojimbo 10 Though this character was originally created for the Usagi Yojimbo line of comic books, Jei ultimately crossed over into the Ninja Turtles universe in the animated series--along with Usagi. First appearance: cartoon Season 1, Episode 4 Traag, the leader of the rock soldiers, is one of the earliest villains from the original Ninja Turtles animated series. Image: Mirage. First appearance: cartoon Season 3, Episode 3 As a government agent who prevents alien invasions, Bishop was a thorn in the side of both the Turtles and the Utrom during the cartoon. First appearance: Fugitoid 1 Initially introduced in a comic book miniseries before the Turtles existed, this race of alien dinosaurs found prominence in the, and cartoons. First appearance: cartoon Episode 83 Slash -- originally, the pet of Shredder henchman Bebop -- became something of a demented version of a Ninja Turtle after getting mutated. In the series, he was originally Raphael's pet turtle. First appearance: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Danny is an awkward teenager looking for love and acceptance, finding it in a ninja street gang. Image: New Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Volume 15. First appearance: Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 6 Leatherhead is one of the classic turtle villains introduced in the original comics that has managed to survive the test of time, appearing in several graphic novels, video games, and cartoons. He works really well on both sides. First appearance: Leonardo 1 These are the best the Foot Clan has to offer. Image: IDW. First appearance: cartoon Season 1, Episode3 This leader of the Purple Dragons gang was created specifically for the animated series, becoming one of its primary antagonists. In the animated series, he was reimagined as the Chinese American foe of Casey Jones. The constants are her incredible fighting skills and her high-ranking spot within the Foot Clan. First appearance: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 This mad scientist has been making life miserable for the turtles since day one, largely thanks to his Mousers -- small killing robots that target sewer rats like Splinter. Image: Paramount. Image: Fox. First appearance: cartoon Season 1, Episode 1 Though Shredder's primary henchmen are shown to be incompetent at Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Volume 15 appearance: cartoon Season 1, Episode 2 Krang is based on the brain-like Utrom alien race, which have appeared in multiple Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Leatherhead Volume 15 properties over the years. First appearance: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1 Shredder's history with the franchise has changed a few times over the years, but his deep connection to Hamato Yoshi -- the man that became Splinter -- remains intact. | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Boeken kopen? Kijk snel!

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