Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

I actually love this great animation and colors I love the action I love everything about this besides splinter I don't like the design for the rat but everything else is pretty good

I have been a long-term fan of tmnt. I have seen every single piece of media surrounding tmnt from the original comics to every series and movie. No other tmnt reboot has done quite as well as a job as rottmnt did. It's unique and a perfect example of what a good reboot should be. The turtles are given more personality than just "Leader, Angry, smart, and goofball." there is actual heart and family bonds, stronger emotions than any other series has yet to convey. This series is a masterpiece as well considering it's flawless animation. Definitely something I will be re-watching for a long time.

People should give this a chance! It is amazing, and sure it's not as "dark" or "serious" as the previous versions, but the writing is spot on. This thing only got one season and a half, with the crew behind it having a LOT of plans for arcs that would make the show so much better. This show was actually amazing and got wrecked for being different and Nickelodeon giving it a garbage treatment

I'm not a fan of this version of the turtles. Episodes are subdivided into two mediocre subplots, sole characters are too cartoonish and unlikeable, but man the show has something that None of the previous incarnations ever had: incredible style and animation. Cheesus, the animation is too-tier, anime heavy influenced, and that's awesome! The fights are so smooth and gorgeous, it does feel like an anime (in a good way, it's fun to watch), and the final battle... You must watch the final episodes guys, they're definitely worth it. Give it a chance, it can still entertain you.

Like many other reviewesr, I had my reservations about this series, not being particularly fond of some of the redesigns (Master Splinter is completely unrecognizable here) and the changes made to the plot and the characters.

After watching some of the episodes my impressions were more positive, mostly thanks to the good animation this series had, with an effective characterization. (The personalities of the characters are very different to their usual portrayal from the comic and the previous series, but the new characterization isn't necessarily bad, just different.)

If you are expecting to see a serious (Or at least, a semi-serious) version of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, than you are going to be dissapointed by this series. I personally think this is more enjoyable as its own thing rather than as an adaptation.