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The new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series features a verifiable bevy of characters occupying multiple factions. Tropes concerning them are below:
The Hamato Clan[]
In General:
- Badass Normal: None of them possess true superpowers.
- Bash Brothers
- Blank White Eyes: The Turtles get these in more serious battles.
- Five-Man Band:
Hamato Yoshi/Splinter[]
- Animorphism: Like in the original series.
- The Mentor
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Averted
- Spared by the Adaptation: He is Hamato Yoshi in this version
Hamato Leonardo[]
- Dating Catwoman: With Karai. Eventually, it works.
- Fanboy: Of Space Heroes
- The Leader
Metalhead[]
This robot ally to the turtles is constantly blown apart only to be put together again.
- Do-Anything Robot: But only for combat:
- The Speechless
- Telescoping Robot
- They Killed Kenny: Poor fellow.
Leatherhead[]
The turtles encountered this mutant aligator in the sewers being assaulted by Kraang. Created as a living weapon, the very mention of the word "Kraang" sends him into an Unstoppable Rage
- Berserk Button: The word "Kraang"
- The Big Guy
- Wrestler In All Of Us : Justified; he's an aligator.
The Foot Clan[]
Tropes applying to the whole of the Foot[]
- Five Bad Band: Though the positions and members shift:
- Big Bad: Shredder
- The Dragon: Bradford/Dogpound/Rahzar, later Karai, who is then joined by TigerClaw, who becomes the sole Dragon after she defects
- The Brute: Xever/Fishface, later joined by Bradford and Steranko
- The Evil Genius: Baxter, later Anton Zeck
- The Dark Chick: Karai, later Baxter
- Team Pet: Mutagen Man, Chromedome, and Fishface
- Goldfish Poop Gang: The Purple Dragons
- Mooks: Basic Foot soldiers
- The Goomba: Mousers
- Elite Mooks: The Foot Bots and the toy-only Dragon Fang Foot
- Giant Mook: Baxter's larger robots
Chris Bradford[]
Formerly a famous martial artist, he is now Shredder's right hand man.
Tropes that apply to Brad[]
- Broken Pedestal: For Michaelangelo
- Development Gag: His armor resembles Mirage Shredder strongly
- Metamorphosis Monster: From a human in Japanese armor to a dog-man with disproportionate arms to a giant nigh-skeletal wolf covered in spikes.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: For Chuck Norris.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: as Rahzar
- Weapon of Choice: A sword when he was human.
Xever/Fishface[]
This armed thief became closely allied with the Shredder, and eventually got himself mutated.
- Handicapped Badass: Needs a special suit to walk on land.
- Knife Nut
- Our Mermaids are Different: He's almost all fish, bar the fact he can speak and has arms. Sorta like the Japanese Ningyo, really...
- Poisonous Person: Post-mutation
- Mind-Contol Eyes: Anyone who is bit by him gets this.
- Seldom-Seen Species: A snakehead fish.
Mutagen Man[]
This slime monster has a major vendetta with the TMNT. Formerly a fan of them called the Pulverizer, he is now a deranged and unstoppable monster.
Tropes that apply to Mutagen Man[]
- Adaptational Villainy: The original Mutagen Man was a punch clock villain. This one? Not at all.
- Body Horror
- Elemental Embodiment: Of the Ooze itself.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: Rarely seen with the rest of the Foot.
- Karmic Transformation: You see, Timothy really wanted to mutate.
- Painful Transformation
- Show Accuracy Toy Accuracy: The toy claims he sides with the Kraang and miscolors his organs
- Sixth-Ranger Traitor: Betrays the Turtles for the Foot.
- Tragic Monster
- Was Once a Man
- What Happened to the Mouse?: Hasn't been seen since Season 2.
Anton and Steranko[]
- Those Two Bad Guys: They end up as THE Those Two Bad Guys of the franchise eventually.
Chrome Dome[]
- King Mook: For the Footbots.
- Prop Recycling: It re-uses Bradford's old armor.
- Whip It Good: Dual electric ones, to boot.
Other baddies[]
The Creep[]
- Captain Ersatz: To Bloodsucker from the Mirage comic, a character still owned by his creator Rick Veitch, who refused the work-for-hire contract on his work.
- Green Thumb: Victims sucked dry of mutagen are turned into harmless plants.
- Expy: He has obvious similarities to Jason Voorhees, and has similar powers to Cell.