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Karai's Identity Crisis - TMNT 2003
Karai's story in TMNT 2003 is one of the deepest character arcs in the series, built entirely on a code of honor she inherited from a man who lied to her about everything. This video traces her journey from orphaned street kid to Foot Clan leader, her uneasy alliance with Leonardo, her descent into becoming the Shredder herself, and the test that finally revealed whose values she was really living by.
Ninjara: Raphael's First Love - TMNT Comics
Ninjara is an anthropomorphic fox ninja who became Raphael's first love. Her creation started with a letter in the comic's own pages, and her story covers everything from a debut as a hired assassin in Japan to a slow-burn relationship, a heartbreaking breakup, and a decades-long fight to bring her back into the franchise.

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How Faithful Is Big Mama to Her Yokai Origins? - Rise of the TMNT
Big Mama is one of Rise of the TMNT's most distinctive villains, and she's built on a very real piece of Japanese folklore: the Jorogumo, a spider spirit who lures in prey with beauty. In this video, we break down exactly where the myth ends and the character begins, tracing how her design as a villain, her relationship with Splinter, and her domain in the Hidden City all draw from centuries-old Yokai legend. We also look at what the show changed, what it kept, and what Big Mama's original story arc might have looked like if Rise hadn't been cut short.
The Origin and Legacy of Venus de Milo - Next Mutation
Venus de Milo, who made her debut in Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation, had a very complicated story. Her creation came out of a difficult negotiation between Mirage Studios and Saban Entertainment, and her eventual disappearance from the franchise had just as much to do with behind-the-scenes conflict as it did with ratings.

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FLAMING CARROT COMICS #25-27
APR 1991 By Bob Burden , Roxanne Starr, Joe Pruett, Dave Newton, Rod Whigham, Pat St. Amour, Marsha Jensen, and Todd McFarlane
Flaming Carrot and the Mystery Men visit New York to (presumably) fight a group of villains. But when Raphael becomes amnesiac, Flaming Carrot recruits him for the Mystery Men as "the dark avenger!"... or bread boy.
RATING: GOOD
It's been a while since I read Flaming Carrot. I had these issues for at least a year now, and I was waiting for the right time to read them. I have to say that it wasn't as funny as I hoped.
I think there are two things dragging this story down. One is the Mystery Men, and the other one is the Turtles.
Ever since Bob introduced them, the Mystery Men have been changing the vibe of the book. It just doesn't feel like they should be in the same comic. It's not that they are not funny, but I don't know, I think the story is getting too all over the place.
I enjoy Flaming Carrot by himself (and he was funny with Raph too), but also bringing the Turtles in the mix brought some of their more "grounded" attitude, if such a thing can be said of the Turtles.
Of course, the Turtles were also goofy. But the joke density was very low.
The story introduced some "vague dudes" in the first issue, reappeared in the second one, and they were later forgotten. Well, there was an alternate ending to issue #27 that Bob published in #28.
This ending also doesn't know what to make of those dudes, but it is something!