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Leonardo, nicknamed Leo, the oldest brother of all, Rafael, nicknamed Rafa, the second oldest, Michelangelo, nicknamed Mikey, and Master Splinter, Splinter is a mutant rat and his brothers are mutant turtles who were all adopted by Splinter, and Splinter puts the brothers in chopsticks, which is like a punishment of doing hours of the same exercise without stopping, for the brothers when they make a mess or disobey.

Donatello is one of the four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, known for their superior intelligence and technological skills. Here are some interesting facts about him:

• Personality : Donatello is the genius of the team, always looking to solve problems in an intelligent and creative way. He is kind and curious, with a passion for technology and science.
• Abilities : Donatello is a master of science and technology, capable of creating advanced devices and computer networks with limited resources. He is also skilled in Bojutsu, using a retractable staff as his primary weapon.
• Appearance : Donatello wears a purple mask and is the tallest of the four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, standing 2.03 meters tall in the classic cartoon and 6'8" (82 inches) in the 2014 and 2016 films. Name : Donatello was named in honor of the Italian Renaissance artist Donatello, known for his sculptures and paintings.
• IQ : Donatello's IQ is estimated to be between 150 and 190, making him more intelligent than Albert Einstein, who had an IQ of 160. Interests : Donatello enjoys memorizing computer code, including older languages ​​like INTERCAL. He also invented a vegan pepperoni, even though he eats everything, and is a basketball fan, rooting for the New York Knicks.
• Special characteristics : Donatello possesses abilities such as¹ ²:
• Speed ​​and agility : He can swing his staff with enough speed and precision to block multiple bullets.
• Strength and resistance : Donatello has a mutant shell that provides additional protection.
• Infiltration : He is able to hide in the shadows and move undetected.