Ethan Stranger

“ There was an idea, to bring together a group of remarkable people to see if they could become something more. So when we needed them they could fight the battles we never could”.  At least that’s how things played out in 1 universe, but within the alternate of this episode, sadly, the (Original) Avengers in this universe (except for Captain America) all died for having a chance to rise…may they rest in peace (and if you don’t believe me, click to witness Earth’s Mightiest die):  And for the record, I believe we can say that Hulk had the most “gruesomely Explosive death of them” And it was all based on the idea that (in Avengers: Endgame) Ant-Man could’ve killed Thanos from the inside (Click here to witness again Hulk’s death…with a fart sound added) (“Let it go, Let it go, can’t hold it back anymore, I don’t care what they’re going to smell, let the gas rage on, The farting never bother me anyway”) , just a little joke my Piano teacher once told me and I found it hilarious ...

It’s been a while since I’ve done a Nicktoons -related blog post, thus I ( Ethan Stranger ) believe it’s time to resume those types of posts, resuming with a franchise that many kids (now adults) grew up with during the 1980s and 1990s, and that (ladies and gentlemen) is the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Franchise, though I’ll be more discussing about the 2012 TMNT Series, as this series (in particular) really got me more hooked on the Heroes in a Half-Shell Universe, especially the final 3 episodes of Season 3 and the 1st half of Season 4 (as I really enjoyed witnessing the “The Cosmic Side of TMNT ”), I also enjoyed this particular TMNT series altogether, thus let's get reviewing, shall we?  To be honest (while I was growing up), I was more of a DC Comics fan and the (only) Marvel hero I enjoyed was Spider-Man (due to the Tobey Maguire films and several Lee/Ditko reprint Spidey comics I had).    By that time, TMNT wasn’t as popular as it was back then, though I do reme...