Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Universe

Species: A mutant chimpanzee with brown fur and light beige skin.
Features: has a small beard on his chin.
Clothing: purple ripped pants, a belt with handles made of hard material, and hard bracelets on his arms. Later, he wears silver bracelets with crimson Kraang electrodes and a psychic amplifier helmet similar in design to the Kraangdroid's head. Smart but stubborn. He likes to talk over others and do things his own way.
Conflict prone. In some situations, he exhibits stubbornness and is unwilling to compromise immediately.

Slash is a mutant, the leader of the Mighty Mutanimals, and formerly Raphael's pet. He possesses superhuman strength, durability, speed, reflexes, and endurance. Slash can change his voice and extend claws from his hands.
Slash is a mutant turtle resulting from a failed experiment. He is larger and physically stronger than the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, but has less intelligence and a more fiery, short-tempered personality. In some universes, he sides with the Turtles, but later becomes their ally.

Leatherhead's character is a mixture of two sides. On the one hand, he's kind, gentle, and sensitive, wishing no harm. On the other, due to the Kraang's cruel treatment, he harbors a deep hatred for them, which periodically erupts into uncontrollable fits of rage. When he's angry, his eyes become covered with a white membrane—the nictitating membrane (third eyelid), which in real crocodiles protects their eyes underwater. After such outbursts, he's often horrified by what he's done and tries to isolate himself. At the same time, Leatherhead is noble and willing to sacrifice himself. He's especially close to Michelangelo: it was Michelangelo who gave him his name and helped him believe in himself.

A serious and businesslike man, involved in arms trading and collecting ancient artifacts.
Irritable and rude, prone to threats and harsh methods.
He loves fights and personally takes part in them.
Unlike Shredder, he's able to relax. He's become dumber and less intelligent, and is more easily distracted.
Gained clumsiness and a cheerful side to his character. Gained enormous physical strength, increased endurance, and durability.
Became very fast.
He developed a sharp horn.

Speech and behavior: He speaks in a rap style, accompanying his words with expressive body movements. He enjoys showing off his dexterity during thefts and is disrespectful of other people's things. He can become hysterical under stress. In combat, he often "dances" and makes noises. He considers himself a "ladies' man." He becomes a little more serious, but still has a tendency to tease women he meets.
He calls his new name "the dumbest name ever" and gets angry when people call him that. Enhanced sense of smell: Allows him to detect the scents of turtles.
Enhanced Strength: While the Mohawk does restrict movement a bit, when enhanced, strength increases.
Durability: Able to withstand Rocksteady's weight while falling from a height and continue fighting after being hit. Invisibility: The suit has a built-in cloaking device powered by double-A batteries. Energy Mohawk: Serves not only as a decoration but also as a weapon. Backpack with a sliding mechanism: Allows him to move along walls. Belt with laser cannons: Fires lasers from different angles. X-ray vision goggles: Allows him to see through obstacles. Other weapons: Glue barrel, microchip shurikens, sticky bombs.

He was originally a world-renowned martial artist, dojo chain owner, and television personality.
He was Shredder's top student and left-hand man, and the third-highest ranking member of the Foot Clan.
He started out as Michelangelo's friend, but after betrayal and mutations, he became his sworn enemy.
After the second mutation, he stated that he was now "deadly dangerous" and "feels like a ninja again." Superhuman physical characteristics: strength, speed, endurance, and durability have increased significantly.
Heightened senses: improved hearing and smell.
Sharp Claws: Allows you to climb walls and shoot them for ranged attacks.
Endurance: Capable of pursuing and fighting for long periods of time.
Durability: Withstands powerful attacks, including explosions and electrical shock.
Combat skills: wields a katana, has stealth skills, hand-to-hand combat, and shuriken throwing skills.

Xever Montes is a rude, cruel, and sarcastic man with a fiery temper. He is deeply loyal to Shredder, who rescued him from prison, giving him protection and purpose. He is also greedy and sadistic.
Sabretooth considers himself similar to Raphael in his love of fighting, but is actually more bloodthirsty. He is manipulative, often acts underhandedly, and tends to underestimate his opponents, which sometimes leads to defeat. In later episodes, he even makes a truce with the Turtles to fight the cultists together, but also declares plans to continue his criminal activities.

Tiger Claw is a complex and contradictory character. On the one hand, he is depicted as a vicious, cunning, and ruthless killer with no sense of honor. He feels no remorse when attacking defenseless people, and his only concern is power and revenge. On the other hand, he is able to assess a situation accurately and retreat in time, possessing tremendous willpower, restraint, detachment, and a dark disposition. Some believe he became a killer not out of desire, but out of desperation. At the same time, Tiger Claw tries not to kill those who were not asked to, and shows concern for humanity and the planet when the issue threatens peace. He carries out orders based on his conscience and is known for his integrity.

Shredder is a complex and extremely dangerous character. His personality has been shaped by the strict ninja code: for him, there are no longer concepts of good and evil, only purpose. He cannot manage anger, believing it to be a source of strength. Shredder is a ruthless and unscrupulous leader, willing to do anything to achieve his goals, including killing countless people.
He is driven by a deep personal vendetta against Hamato Yoshi (who in this version is Splinter) for the events of the past. Shredder killed Yoshi's wife, Tang Shen, and kidnapped their daughter, Karai, raising her as his own, instilling in her a hatred for her biological father.
Shredder is a brilliant tactician and strategist. He transformed the Foot Clan from a group of ninjas into a powerful international criminal organization, bringing various gangs and crime bosses (the Purple Dragons, Ivan Steranko, Don Vizioso, and others) under his control.

Sarcasm and mockery. She often makes fun of others and openly contradicts Shredder.
Control-seeking. She enjoys dominating her enemies and maintaining control of the situation.
Seriousness in critical moments. At the same time, she is able to pay attention to what is happening around her before acting.
Having a code of honor. Despite being raised in the Foot Clan, Karai values ​​a warrior's honor and doesn't always agree with Shredder's brutal methods. For example, she disapproved when he was ready to kill Splinter, who had been poisoned.
Empathy. In the episode "Karai's Vendetta," she was unable to harm April O'Neil when she spoke of the loss of her mother.

Self-confidence and cockiness. He has a rather high opinion of himself, is cocky, and often acts impulsively.
Empathy. Despite his outward bravado, Casey is capable of kindness—for example, trying to support April when she's tired.
Impatience. He immediately develops a rivalry with Raphael, which later develops into a strong friendship.
Ruthlessness. In combat, he can be brutal, for example, never missing an opportunity to deal with opponents even after they've surrendered.

Wisdom and nobility. He acts as a wise sensei whose decisions are guided by a deep understanding of life and martial arts.
Discipline and strictness. He is extremely demanding when it comes to training. He sometimes resorts to harsh methods to ensure his students learn their lessons (for example, in the episode "Return of the Pulverizer," he took away the turtles' weapons so they could learn to fight in unfamiliar conditions).
A Loving Heart. Behind the mentor's stern exterior lies a boundless love for his "children." He is willing to do anything to protect them from harm.
Compassion and empathy. Splinter cares deeply for his students and is able to put himself in their shoes.
Humility and a desire for harmony. He can often be seen meditating in the dojo, emphasizing his connection to ninjutsu philosophy and his pursuit of inner balance.

Friendly and helpful.
Stubborn and determined, ready to take risks.
Somewhat reckless, despite her intelligence.
She takes harm to loved ones very personally. For example, when she learned that the Turtles accidentally caused her father, Kirby, to mutate, she temporarily severed ties with them. But later, after hearing Casey Jones's story about losing a friend and following Donnie's advice, she realized that not everything depended on the Turtles and reconciled with them.
Selflessly devoted to friends.

A genius intellect and a passion for science, Donnie is a scientist, mechanic, mathematician, and expert in many fields: technology, biology, physics, chemistry, and metallurgy. He is the team's chief inventor, designing and creating all the Turtles' gadgets, tools, armor, vehicles, and weapons.
Rationalism: Donnie often relies on reason and logic rather than intuition. This makes it difficult for him to accept Splinter's spiritual guidance or act solely on his feelings.
Social awkwardness. He often struggles to grasp the nuances of communication, and his speech is often filled with scientific terminology, which often leads to teasing from his brothers (especially Raphael).
Amorousness. In this version, Donatello has very strong feelings for April O'Neil. This causes tension in his relationship with Casey Jones, leading to them becoming rivals.
Softness and sentimentality. Despite his outward focus on technology, Donnie is capable of being tender, understanding, and romantic.
Peacemaking. He is often the one who tries to smooth things over between brothers when they quarrel.

Michelangelo is the most cheerful, carefree, and optimistic member of the team. He combines naivety with unexpected moments of seriousness.
He's light-hearted and has a penchant for jokes. He loves pranks and often teases his brothers, which sometimes makes them not take him seriously.
Naivety. Believes in various fairy tales (like leprechauns) and is easily deceived.
Ability to concentrate. When it comes to protecting his brothers or important matters, Michelangelo can focus, show resourcefulness, and act with a clear head.
Responsiveness. He is sincerely ready to help those in need, without thinking about himself.
Lack of anger issues. Unlike Raphael, Michelangelo doesn't typically resort to aggression and quickly forgets grudges.
Great spiritual potential. Splinter noted that Michelangelo has enormous potential, although due to his frivolity, he doesn't always realize it.

Hot-tempered and aggressive. He's the most impulsive member of the team, easily angered, and often acts without considering the consequences. His anger sometimes spirals out of control, and he becomes driven by his emotions rather than controlling them. Splinter tried to help him rein in this vulnerability.
Sarcastic and sharp-tongued, he loves to make caustic, witty remarks, sometimes offending others.
Hidden Empathy. Behind a mask of indifference, Raphael conceals deep empathy. He sincerely loves those he considers close, but reacts aggressively to any attempts to intrude on his privacy, perhaps perceiving displays of affection as weakness.
Independence and stubbornness. He dislikes taking orders, except from Leonardo and Splinter, whom he sincerely respects.
Courage and selflessness. In battle, he displays a ruthless ferocity, making him a dangerous opponent.

Leonardo is the team's leader, the most mature, disciplined, and serious of the brothers. He strives to be brave, decisive, and the ultimate hero, emulating his idol, Captain Ryan, from the TV show "Space Heroes." Leonardo often quotes the captain, much to the irritability of the hot-tempered Raphael.
He bears a great deal of responsibility, and this sometimes overwhelms him, causing him to doubt his own abilities. He feels acute guilt when things go wrong and blames himself for the team's failures. At the same time, he has a playful side and a sense of humor, which, however, is not always understood by those around him.