In other words, the movie is incredibly dated. Having seen TMNT: Turtles Forever for the first time now, I feel that this film was probably much cooler upon its release in 2009 than today. The story ends with a massive battle between twelve Turtles and various sets of their most iconic nemeses. Thusly, all incarnations of the Turtles will be gone forever, but this has dire implications on the existence of the universe itself. Ultimately, Utrom Shredder decides that he’ll take both Shredders and Krangs back in time to destroy the prime version of the Turtles (from the 1984 comic).
“… brings together the Turtles of the original comic, the 1987 television series, and the then-current incarnation…” She hijacks the Techodome on behalf of Utrom Shredder and the Footclan. Their attempts to free him bring his adopted daughter, Karai (Karen Neil), out of hiding. So much so that he was frozen/imprisoned on an icy asteroid. The Utrom Shredder is the evilest of them. While doing so, they come across Ch’rell, the Utrom Shredder (Scott Rayow). It doesn’t take long before the 1987 Shredder and Krang attempt to find the 2003 versions of themselves. But, of course, they don’t call themselves that but reveal they are from an alternate timeline thrown into 2003 by 1987 Shredder (Load Williams) and Krang (Braford Cameron) in a device known as the Technodome.
Declaring that it isn’t them, they head out to investigate these potential imposters only to find that these radical dudes are from the 1987 television series. While relaxing in their sewer lair and engaged in pizza-based hijinks, Master Splinter (Darren Dunstan) barges in, demanding to know why Leonardo (Michael Sinterniklaas), Donatello (Sam Riegel), Raphael (Gregory Abbey), and Michaelangelo (Wayne Grayson) exposed themselves in a fight with the Purple Dragons on live television. Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the heroes in a half-shell, Turtles Forever brings together the Turtles of the original comic, the 1987 television series, and the then-current incarnation (lasting from 2003 to 2009) in one massive multiverse event.
Before Loki would obliterate the sacred timeline, there was a band of pizza-loving turtles teaching us the time-travel lesson that Loki should have heeded in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles Forever.
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