It's ok. I had to get used to the rendering.
I liked it. I didnt really give it too much attention when it was new, I preferred the older series at the time. But this version of the Ninja Turtles isn't half bad, there are a lot of subtle animation decisions that excite me, but they are very hard to spot in this setting, colours are far too muted for the dimly lit scenes and the anime cutaway gags dont translate as well in my opinion, but other aspects within the storytelling and hold up pretty well, for y'know a Ninja Turtle tv show
7/10 , best of ninja turtles, the 2012 show has the best Splinter and Shredder
Did the name change to greek for everyone, or just me?
Although I had to get used to the style of CGI and texture, it's definitely the best adaptation of the TMNT's yet. Great nostalgic love for the original cartoon, but it aged horrible.. fast. But even back in the day it didn't really show much quality.
The '03 adaptation showed promise, even switched it around in the later seasons and was a worthy adaptation, but this one is definitely the best, by far.
The style of rendering and texture was a tough bit to swallow in the start, the turtles, humans and surroundings were fine, but I just couldn't get around the look of the other mutants and monsters. Even in season 3 I had one of those moments where I didn't know how I felt when I saw one of the turned-mutants (although I can't recall which one, so it wasn't that bad.)
After three great seasons, this is definitely the best adaptation ever, although now I'm bothered by Seth Green voicing Leonardo.. (Replacing Jason Biggs from S04E01 and further..) It just doesn't fit! His voice is not a cool leader kind-of voice. Every time he talks I just see Seth.. It's not right.
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It WAS a great show -- in Season 1. But then it inexplicably lost its showrunners and replaced its ENTIRE writing staff and became an idiotic parody show.