Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

TV Show

2018-2020

11m

TV-Y7

Nickelodeon, Nicktoons

2 Seasons

70 Episodes

Episode Guide

English

Animation, Comedy, Family, Action, Science Fiction

User Score:

6.1

Critic Score:

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Rise up! The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles get an all-new look, new weapons, and awesome new powers! Join the legendary heroes, Raph, Leo, Donnie and Mikey as these brothers discover a Hidden City beneath New York, learn amazing mystic ninja skills, battle absurd mutants… a...

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Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

TV-Y7

TV Show

2018-2020

11m

English

Nickelodeon, Nicktoons

Animation, Comedy, Family, Action, Science Fiction

Play Trailer

2 Seasons

70 Episodes

Episode Guide

Watch on Paramount+

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6.1

IMDB

CRITIC SCORE

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E-Turtle Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (1)

Season 2 Episode 21

August 7th 2020

Shreddy or Not (2)

Season 2 Episode 22

August 7th 2020

Anatawa Hitorijanai (3)

Season 2 Episode 23

August 7th 2020

Rise (4)

Season 2 Episode 24

August 7th 2020

Fists of Furry

Season 2 Episode 18

July 17th 2020

The Clothes Don't Make the Turtle

Season 2 Episode 19

July 17th 2020

Battle Nexus: New York

Season 2 Episode 20

July 17th 2020

Raph's Ride-Along

Season 2 Episode 14

June 19th 2020

Donnie vs. Witch Town

Season 2 Episode 15

June 19th 2020

Hidden City's Most Wanted

Season 2 Episode 16

June 19th 2020

Cast

Donatello (voice)

Leonardo (voice)

Raphael (voice)

Michelangelo (voice)

Splinter (voice)

April O'Neil (voice)

Todd Capybara (voice)

Zelda Williams

Foot Recruit (voice)

John Cena

Baron Draxum (voice)

Rhys Darby

Hypno-Potamus (voice)

Warren Stone (voice)

Meat Sweats (voice)

Carl Sando (voice)

Ben Sando (voice)

Huginn (voice)

Muninn (voice)

Councilor 1 (voice)

Councilor 2 (voice)

Councilor 3 (voice)

Foot Brute (voice)

Ancestor (voice)

Foot Lieutenant (voice)

Cree Summer

Jessica Jaclyn

Vanessa Marshall

Helmet AI/Computer Voice (voice)

Roger Craig Smith

Baron Draxum (voice)

Directed By: Sebastian Montes (7 Episodes), Brendan Clogher (4 Episodes), + 2 more

Written By: Ian Busch (5 Episodes), Jesse Gordon (4 Episodes)

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Ayvah says...

6 years ago

It's just hard to tell if the creators of this show have ever seen a TMNT TV show or movie before. Every single character presented in this new show are so different from their previous characterisations that it makes you wonder why they choose to call it Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. (In this version, everyone is characterised as an over-eager, snarking buffoon.) If you can forget that these are supposed to be the ninja turtles, then maybe you'll be able to find something to like about it.

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unwittinglyrad says...

6 years ago

I'm trying to get into this, I really am.. but I'm struggling and I don't think I'll make it till the end. The Nickelodeon series was significantly better and far more enjoyable, even for an adult demographic. I get this series is trying something different, but in all honesty it's falling flat. Everything is just so... upside down. It's 100% geared towards the child demographic this time around with the bright colours, animation style and sounds, almost as if it's something parents put on to capture the attention of their kids for 20-30 minutes.

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JC230 says...

2 years ago

This has to be my platonic ideal of the Turtles. It goes back to their fun roots (in animation, at least) with snappy writing and humor that's both outrageous and tongue in cheek. But it enhances that with gorgeous animation and fight scenes that are in the running for the best of western cartoons, rivaled only by the likes of Samurai Jack. It's unabashed fun, with earnestness and heart bursting in every frame, but as the finale episodes show, when they focus on plot and emotion they shine too. This show got a lot of flack for being so unabashedly different from its predecessors, but that daring makes it shine all the brighter. Now it's the one casting a shadow for whatever's next.

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Parmlog

CONTAINS SPOILERS10/10 4 years ago

Well after that final few episodes, I think this is the most I have ever enjoyed the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

This is objectively the best the TMNT has ever looked, every episode has incredible animation that if given a bigger platform, would be praised as some of the best stuff in 2d animat More

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Billy Shakes

4 years ago

This show is absolutely phenomenal. **Rise of the TMNT** is similar in tone and execution to the DuckTales 2017 reboot. This takes characters that were relatively flat (don't get me wrong, I loved the 80s run back in the day) but injects so much more life and personality and depth into all of th More

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