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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ULTIMATES! Wave 6 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ULTIMATES! Wave 6 Mike the Sewer Surfer Sold Out Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ULTIMATES! Wave 6 Mike the Sewer Surfer Sold Out When he’s surfin’ the sewers, Michelangelo is living his best Ninja Turtle life! This 7” scale fully articulated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ULTIMATES! figure of Sewer Surfer Mike features super gnarly surfer gear detail and comes with interchangeable heads and hands, as well as iconic accessories, including his Sewer Worthy Surfboard, Seaweed Nunchucks, and a weapon rack in case he has to wipe out some baddies while hangin’ FOUR! The sewers may not exactly be Hawaii’s North Shore Pipeline, but they are a LITERAL pipeline, and Michelangelo wouldn’t have it any other way. Don’t wave away the chance to add the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ULTIMATES! Sewer Surfer Mike figure to your collection!Accessories:2x interchangeable heads8x interchangeable hands2x Fists2x Gripping hands (vertical hinge)2x Gripping hands (horizontal hinge)2x Open hands Removable SunglassesSewer Worthy Surfboard with Elastic Surf LeashThe Crab2x Wave-Whipping Water Flinging’ Wheel3x Turtle Wax2x Seaweed Nunchucks Weapon Rack including:The Crab2x Wave-Whipping Water Flingin’ Wheel3x Turtle Wax Details and Specs More from the License Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ULTIMATES! Wave 13 Splinter Pre-Order $55.00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ULTIMATES! Wave 13 Shredder Pre-Order $55.00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ULTIMATES! Wave 13 Foot Ninja Pre-Order $55.00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ULTIMATES! Wave 13 Casey Jones Pre-Order $55.00 Shop All About the License Heroes in a half-shell! Turtle Power!The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and friends (and enemies) come in all shapes and sizes as do Super7's TMNT action figures! We've got Ninja Turtles ReAction figures and ULTIMATES to you fill out your collection and even Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles gear to help rep your TMNT love! View Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles At the intersection of awesome and amazing, you'll find ULTIMATES!Super7 has ULTIMATES action figures for ThunderCats, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Transformers, Godzilla and more! Highly articulated with premium detail and intricate sculpting, our ULTIMATES! figures blur the line between action figures and works of art! View ULTIMATES!

1988 to 1997, and just like every toy line, the values of certain items can greatly fluctuate over time. This is based on several factors, including the item’s time period, scarcity, consumer demand and overall condition. The good news for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle collectors is there is always a demand for items from the original line, as Playmates created some truly iconic and fun pieces. Loose individual figures can still be found fairly easy in most secondary markets but carded and boxed figures from the early waves are becoming harder to find in good condition. It should be noted that while the main turtle characters can be easily found, some of the secondary characters such as can be a little tough to find in good complete condition. Values on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle items remain steady with not many recent changes but the market remains strong due to the generation that grew up during that period in the late 80’s and 90’s becoming more nostalgic and still wanting to have the toys they played with as kids. The recent movie and television revival of the turtle franchise is also driving prices slightly up from the original line with all the new product now hitting shelves. Boxed versions of the playsets and vehicles from the original series remain tough finds on the secondary market and usually fetch high prices for any in good condition. The figures, playsets, vehicles, packs and other sets from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle line will only increase in value as these figures and sets become rarer and harder to find in the future.

©2024 Viacom Overseas Holdings C.V. All Rights ReservedPrepare to greet Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in Dominion! The Guardians in a Half Shell event begins on December 2 and ends on December 22. It is available starting from team level 15. The event shop will not be prolonged.​The information in this article is preliminary. The event content may be subject to change.NoteThis event is the only way to obtain Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, their skins, their specific upgrades, and unique skins for Ishmael and Luther. You will not be able to get these items after the event ends, so be sure to participate!Still, you will be able to upgrade Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in the future, but only if you obtain them during the special event.Event ContentDuring the event, you have a chance to summon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and upgrades for them:​After completing the first mission on the adventure map, you get Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with one star. You can purchase Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Soul Stones, fragments of their Artifact Weapon, and their Skin Stones in the event shop. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Soul Stones, their Skin Stones, and their skins are also available as rewards for completing some adventure missions.You can get the Talisman of Shell for defeating the final boss 30 times in the event quest.Special offers include unique skins for Ishmael and Luther, more of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Soul Stones and Skin Stones, and fragments of their Artifact Weapon.After the event, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Soul Stones will not appear in the Heroic Chest or other reward chests. You also cannot use the Evolution Booster on them and will not be able to receive their Artifact Weapon fragments in the Artifact Chest, from the expeditions, or from the Merchant. ​However, you will have an opportunity to obtain Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Talisman in the future only if you have already summoned them during the special event.About Teenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesThough Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles consist of four Turtles, they act as one individual hero. They share artifacts, skins, and have the same amount of health and other stats.NoteJust like any other heroes, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have a unique Artifact Weapon, but a standard Artifact Book and Artifact Ring. You can learn more about Artifacts in this article.Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles join the battle a bit later, so the effects applied at the beginning of the fight do not affect them. ​For example, Dorian's vampirism only affects the heroes he started the battle with, so his Initiation skill will not affect the Turtles. Also, the Turtles join a fight one by one, starting with Leo. Shortly after the battle begins, Leo joins it and performs his Signature Move. Every 10 seconds, a new Turtle (among those whose skills you unlocked) appears on the battlefield and performs his Signature Move. Each Turtle fights for 15 seconds before leaving the battle.You can learn more about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' skills in the full description below.Teenage

From the tragic ending for one particular wrestling turtle to John Cena, Sheamus, Kevin Nash, and even Jim Cornette getting in on the act, here are seven times the wrestling world harnessed the turtle power of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!Professional wrestling has often crossed over with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!Headlocks in a Halfshell: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and WrestlingCowabunga, wrestling fans! Professional wrestling has often crossed over with the grinning green faces of the heroes in a half shell: Leonardo (he leads), Donatello (does machines), Raphael (cool but rude), and Michelangelo (party dude).The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series and its characters were created in 1983 by cartoonists Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, who released the first TMNT comic book in 1984. In just a few short years, turtle power would engulf the world.The first-ever Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic, released in 1984. [Photo: pbagalleries.com]Animated shows, live-action movies, toy lines, and even stadium tours were everywhere.Wherever you went during this time, chances are you ran into the heroes in a half shell.The four Renaissance-named ninjas may have started as a parody of the gritty superheroes of the day like Daredevil and talking animal comics like Howard, The Duck, but in turn, spawned many imitators.The pro wrestling world would also often cross over with the heroes in a half shell. Here are five such examples!1. Kowabunga the Karate Turtle!The USWA had no shortages of wrestling rip-offs in the early ’90s. Primarily based on famous horror icons, the roster featured takes on Freddie Krueger, Jason Vorhees, Leatherface, Frankenstein’s monster, and many more.That’s not to say they didn’t have some legally dubious characters for the kids.Take Kowabunga the Karate Turtle!Kowabunga was portrayed by Chris Champion, who would karate kick his way through competition dressed in a turtle costume.Kowabunga the Karate Turtle alongside Chris Champion, the wrestler who portrayed him.He would continue successfully carrying the testudinal gimmick for the company for a year or so before Japan beckoned in 1991.Here is where Champion took the look with him under the new name of Turtle Kamen.While in FMW, he teamed up with his brother Mark Starr, Jimmy Backlund, Ricky Fuji, and Amigo Ultra. They took on stars like Eiji Ezak, Masashi Honda, and even kickboxer Katsuji Ueda.It was a pretty darn good run for a turtle.Sadly, Chris Champion suffered multiple strokes during his final days and passed away on August 22nd, 2018, aged 57.2. Jim Cornette versus a Ninja Turtle?Speaking of another Kowabunga gimmick, in Smoky Mountain Wrestling in 1993, referee Mark Curtis (Brian Hildebrand) donned the shell a few times to wrestle against an unlikely opponent: Jim Cornette!As a wrestling purist, Cornette being involved in a wrestling match like this might surprise some fans. But as he explained on his Drive-Thru podcast in 2017, it was for the kids.“We would occasionally do this in the spot shows in the summertime when the kids were out of school because I only had to pay one extra guy, Brian Hildebrand, as I didn’t have to

Time, fight the Kraang as a Ninja Turtle friend… or FOE! Collect and play as Tiger Claw, Rocksteady, Bebop, and more. Create strategic teams and take on the Kraang!FOOD FIGHT: Collect daily prizes and card packs to enhance your team!WE RUN THIS TOWN: Fight against the Kraang in the Ninja Turtles’ favorite locations from the TV show, including Dimension X, the sewers and the classic New York City rooftops!Gentlemen, let’s save the world!--Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends collects non-personal user data (including aggregated data) and connects with 3rd party social media applications.Please note, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends is completely free to play but offers some game items for purchase with real money. If you choose not to use this feature, you can disable in-app purchases in your device's settings.For users residing in the EU, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends may include the use of persistent identifiers for game management purposes and installation of this app constitutes your permission to such usage of persistent identifiers for all users on your device.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Legends is a video game for iOS and Android, released in Australia on May 12, 2016 and later in other regions.Playable Characters[]Alopex (debut)Armaggon (debut)April O'NeilApril KunoichiBaxter Stockman/Stockman-FlyB.U.N.N.I.E.S. (debut)Casey JonesCasey Jones (debut)Chris Bradford/Dogpound/RahzarDonatelloDonatello (Vision Quest)Donatello (LARP)Donatello (Mirage video games)Donatello (1987 video games)Donatello (2014 video games)Dr. RockwellHun (debut)Ice Cream KittyJustinKaraiKarai-SerpentKirby Bat (debut)Krang (1987 video games)LeatherheadLeonardoLeonardo (Vision Quest)Leonardo (LARP)Leonardo (Mirage video games)Leonardo (1987 video games)Leonardo (2014 video games)MetalheadMichelangeloMichelangelo (Vision Quest)Michelangelo (LARP)Michelangelo (Mirage video games)Michelangelo (1987 video games)Michelangelo (2014 video games)Miyamoto Usagi (debut)Mondo Gecko (debut)Muckman (debut)NewtralizerPigeon Pete (debut)Pizzaface (debut)Pulverizer/Mutagen Man (debut)RaphaelRaphael (Vision Quest)Raphael (LARP)Raphael (Mirage video games)Raphael (1987 video games)Raphael (2014 video games)Rat King (debut)Shinigami (debut)ShredderSuper ShredderShredder (1987 video games)SlashSnakeweedSpider BytezSplinterSteranko/RocksteadyRocksteady (2014 video games)Rocksteady (1987 video games)Rocksteady (Easter)The Creep (debut)Tiger ClawXever/FishfaceZeck/BebopBebop (2014 video games)Bebop (1987 video games)Bebop (Easter)Enemy Characters[]4-Armed FootbotsApril O'Neil (Clones)BiotroidsChrome Dome (debut)Footbot Elite (debut)Foot SoldiersFoot Soldiers (2014 video games)FootbotsFootbots (LARP)Footbots (Mirage video games)Foot Soldiers (1987 video games)Melee Foot SoldiersElite Foot Soldiers (1987 video games) (debut)Foot Soldiers (Mirage video games) (debut)Giant RatsKraangKraangdroidsShelled KraangdroidsKraang FlyersSpider GunnersNormansTwo-Faced NormansMetaldroid (debut)MousersMousers (1987 video games)Mousers (Mirage video games)Mushroom MenRoadkill Rodneys (1987 video games)Security OrbsShelldroids (debut)Skeleton WarriorsSpy-RoachesOrganic CockroachesArmored CockroachesSquirrelanoidsMid-Boss Characters[]Karai (2014 video games) (debut)Ms. Campbell (debut)Final Boss Characters[]Chimera (debut)Fungus Humungous (debut) (Story Mode's Chapters 4 & 7)Granitor (debut) (Story Mode's Chapters 5 & 7)Krang (2014 video games) (debut)Kraang Prime (Story Mode's Final Boss)Kraang Subprime (Story Mode's Chapters 6 & 7)Kraang Walker (Story Mode's Chapters 2 & 7)Kraang (2014 video games)Leatherhead (LARP)Shredder (Robot) (debut) (Story Mode's Chapter 3)TechnodromeTraag (debut) (Story Mode's Chapters 1 & 5 & 7)Undead ShredderSpecies[]Akita Inu (Mutant)Alligator (Mutant)Bat (Mutant)Cat (Mutant)Cockroaches (Mutant/Cyborg)DemodragonFly (Mutant)Fox (Mutant)Fused mutationsGecko (Mutant)HumansMutated HumansMonkey (Mutant)Mushroom (Mutant)Plantlife (Mutant)Pigeon (Mutant)Pizza (Mutant)Rabbit (Anthropomorph)Rats (Mutant)Rhinoceros (Mutant)RobotsRock SoldiersSalamandrianShark (Alien)SkeletonsSpider (Mutant)Snake (Mutant)Tiger (Mutant)Turtles (Mutant)UtromsWarthog (Mutant)Weed (Mutant)ZombieLocations[]Dimension XNew York CitySewersNorth HamptonTechnodromeTechnodrome (1987 video games)Official Description[]Bros vs Foes!At every turn, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have thwarted Kraang Prime’s plans to terraform the Earth into Dimension X. What’s an evil overlord to do? Hatch a nefarious new scheme, to create an army of Ultra Mutants! Everywhere, the Kraang has kidnapped mutants for their DNA – including the Ninja Turtles.With his brothers’ pulled through a Kraang Dimension X portal, Leonardo must recruit the Ninja Turtles’ allies and foes alike before it’s too late.Hang on to your shells!ORIGINAL NINJAS: Explore the Nickelodeon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle universe with an All-New Original story. Battle your way through 7 chapters and over 70 stages to take on the baddest of bosses – Shredder, Kraang and more!TURTLE POWER: Help Leonardo as he takes on the Kraang army to save his Ninja Turtle brothers and fellow mutants. Play alongside Leonardo in a 5 on 5 battle with your favorite TMNT characters.MUTANT MAYHEM: Collect and level up over 30 TMNT characters! Train them to learn their