Classic TMNT vs New TMNT part 3-3

PLEASE WATCH THE PREVIOUS PARTS FIRST!

Click here for the second part: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xa7tym_classic-tmnt-vs-new-tmnt-part-34

First of all, I made this in a rush since I have to leave for Florida, so the audio may sound muffled, staticy, or too low to hear.

Being the major TMNT geek I am, I decided to make a little documentary. Yes, I got my idea from the Nostalgia critic and odds are he will sue me for everything I own, but I did this as a tribute to the turtles themselves.

This is no official countdown btw, this is mainly just my personal opinions, so if you don't agree, I'm sorry

Anyway, hope you enjoy!

All material is copyright of its original owners, I do not take credit for anything used to make this video other than my commentary

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Teenage
• Mutant
• Ninja
• Turtles
• Battle
• Old
• New
• TMNT
• Classic
• 2k3
• Peter
• Laird
• Kevin
• Eastman
• Lionsgate
• Nostalgia
• Critic
• Shredder

[redhoodx98]

My favorite shredder is teh 2003 shredder because he is so evil. The 1980's shredder is cool too, but I lke 2003 shredder better.

[SkittleE275]

1:28 riddle m this batman

[The3ninjakids]

Another Piece of Evidence! The Utroms made the Ooze and In TMNT II Perry Makes The Ooze. Originally he was revealed to be an Utrom and U Can see a Brain all locked up in his lab when he's Disposing the Ooze Canisters

[idairatsuki]

The reason the first issue of the comic is like that is because it was not supposed to be continued, but then it succeed so they did more comics :)

[vipergirlful]

lol that is the last time i let you sit in my lap and stear

[SilverterrorII]

I still prefer the '03 Shredder because he's a real villain.

[goldenpizzaking]

5:31 you already said that

[TheStarryArcher1213]

I'm just getting into watching both versions of the TMNT cartoons, so I'm not up to date on some things. Are 2003 Splinter and the Turtles initially aware of the Shredder's other identity as the Lex Luthor-type businessman Oroku Saki? Same goes for classic Splinter and the Turtles and the Shredder.

[Fawful5]

My first big disagreement--now in terms of preferring the Classic Shredder, but my attitude toward the comics. I actually LIKE the morally gray nature of the comics; it's a refreshing change from what has become standard martial arts literature, with all its preachiness and black and white views of the world that don't hold true.  Yes; the world needs heroes, but sometimes what makes them heroes is they're not perfect--and villains with sympathetic motives are better, too.