Rise of the TMNT - What If "TMNT" was an Anime?

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A small anime/cinematic/aesthetic edit/touchup of Shredder getting destroyed like a BOSSS!!!!

Series: Rise of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Music: Momoshiki Getting Destroyed (Spin and Burst) by Yasuharu Takanashi

This is not a usual vid I would make, but Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has definitely left a big impression on me and sad to see this series come to an end, had the biggest potential to be more than just a kids show. The story was progressive, well written and the animation was just GOD TIER, it was like Studio Trigger (Gurren Lagann, Kill La Kill) had a baby with TMNT and gave us "Rise of the TMNT".

The fight choreography in this series is just insane, literally, Naruto inspired fights with a sprinkle of Studio Trigger inspired animation. To all the people who slept on this because of weird character changes, or they "don't like it because of X....", really judged a book by its cover. Think of it as an alternate universe, similar to the concept of the Spiderverse, same, same, but different. In my opinion from these past 2 seasons, this series is a prequel to the turtles we all love and grew up with just a new spin on the formula that has been recycled for decades (Hint to the ending scene of this series).

Enough of this small rant, hope you all enjoyed this little edit, check out the series if you're an all-time TMNT/anime fan, just give it a go, and hopefully after the sequel movie to this series Nickelodeon will renew it or Netflix will continue this series as a Netflix Original and see the potential of this series as I and most other people in the TMNT community have too.

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