TMNT Imdone! 2 PDF

Collecting
Action Figures
1988 - 1990
DaddaRuleKonge
DaddaRuleKonge
Why the hell did i make this “book”?
I like to keep myself occupied and i like to have a“project” going, sorting and collecting.
After taking time off from work, because anxiety/panic/depressing fuckup, i had alot of time
on my hand, and i like to collect old MOC TMNT figures, so i thought, why the hell not.
The book is made from “google” pictures and transcripts (copy/paste) rewritten or directly
copied from the net. I am not a professional designer and i suck in english grammar.
That is the one and original factor of why i use the cheap cut&paste on much of the
information in the book (or, thats what i tell myself anyway).
That beeing said, i did my very best to make this book with respect for the people.
As the book is pure transcript on much of the content in the book,
you may share the pdf freely if you want.
If you are happy with the book then please donate some money to some of the web-sites
that is stated in the refrence page, as they are my main information source, and the book
would be pretty barren without their websites for using facts and pictures.
If you are annoyed, (or the mentioned website, and is pissed i stole your content without
consent) send an email to me: sennep@hotmail.com
and i will make changes to your wishes.
from: Daniel aka DaddaRuleKonge
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CONTENT
1. Content . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2. Refrence Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
3. How to collect TMNT Figures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
4. Web Shops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
5. The story of TMNT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
6. Difference about Packages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
7. Re-Releases and changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
8. 1988
8.1. Leonardo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
8.2. Donatello . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
8.3. Raphael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
8.4. Michaelangelo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
8.5. Splinter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
8.6. April O’Neil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
8.7. Shredder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
8.8. Foot Soldier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
8.9. Rocksteady . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
8.10. Bebop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
9. 1989
9.1. Ace Duck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
9.2. Casey Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
9.3. Genghis Frog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
9.4. Metalhead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
9.5. Usagi Yojimbo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
9.6. Baxter Stockman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
9.7. General Traag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
9.8. Krang . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
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9.9. Leatherhead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
9.10. Rat King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
9.11. Sewer Swimmin’ Donatello . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
9.12. Breakfightin’ Raphael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
9.13. Rock ‘N’ Roll Michaelangelo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
9.14. Wacky Walkin` Mouser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
9.15. Giant Leonardo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
9.16. Giant Donatello . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
9.17. Giant Raphael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
9.18. Giant Michaelangelo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
10. 1990
10.1. Fugitoid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
10.2. Mondo Gecko . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
10.3. Napoleon Bonafrog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
10.4. Panda Khan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
10.5. Ray Fillet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
10.6. Wingnut & Screwloose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
10.7. Muckman & Joe Eyeball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
10.8. Mutagen Man . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
10.9. Pizzaface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
10.10. Scumbug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
10.11. Slash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
10.12. Triceraton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
10.13. Leo, the sewer samurai . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
10.14. Don, the undercover turtle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
10.15. Raph, the space cadet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
10.16. Mike, the sewer surfer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
10.17. Sword Slicin’ Leonardo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
10.18. Creepy Crawlin’ Splinter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
10.19. Slice ‘N Dice Shredder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124
10.20. Donatello with Storage Shell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
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11. Vehicles & Accessories
11.1. Cheapskate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130
11.2. Party Wagon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
11.3. Turtle Blimp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
11.4. Turtle Trooper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
11.5. Knucklehead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134
11.6. Pizza Thrower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135
11.7. Sewer Party Tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
11.8. Sewer Army Tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
11.9. Sewer Playset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138
11.10. Turtlecycle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
11.11. Foorcruiser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
11.12. Footski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
11.13. Retromutagen Ooze . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
11.14. Double Barreled Plunger Gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
11.15. Retrocatapult . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
11.16. Flushomatic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
11.17. Sludgemobile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
11.18. Toilet Taxi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
11.19. Oozey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
11.20. Sewer Seltzer Cannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
11.21. Psycho Cycle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
11.22. Sewer Dragster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
11.23. Mutant Module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
11.24. Turtle Copter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
11.25. Technodrome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
11.26. Needlenose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156
11.27. Killer Bee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157
12. Checklists
12.1. Basic Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158
12.2. Wacky Action Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159
12.3. Disguised Turtles Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
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12.4. Giant Size Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
12.5. Storage Shell Turtles Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
12.6. Vehicles & Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161
12.7. Variation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162
12.8. Fan Club Offer Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
12.9. Pop-Up Display Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
12.10. 1st. Generation Re-Releases (1992) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
13. Turtles Trivia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
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Refrence Guide
The web-sites listed here, are sites where i have taken information from, or used as fact checking. If you collect
TMNT on your own, you should really check out some of these sites and forums for more insightful information
about what you are looking for. Every web-site listed on this page has no affiliation with this book.
The Virtual Ninja Turtle Museum
Web-site: tmnttoys.com
“Archive of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle toys including the figures, vehi-
cles and accessories.”
This is a important web-site, regarding collecting of TMNT toys. It is a very
well-made and easy to look through site that has many pictures and informa-
tion about every figures. I primarily used this site as fact checking and used
some of it`s pictures.
MutantOoze.org
Web-site: mutantooze.org
“News and Information for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoons, movies
comics and a great selection of toys & games!”
A very nice looking site, regarding alot of TMNT merchandise. I used this
page as fact checking, information about the “portrait of...”, that is on the
back of the toy packages, and some of the pictures.
TMNTPedia
Web-site: turtlepedia.wikia.com
“Turtlepedia was created by the fans, for the fans, and is dedicated to
housing a useful and informative database for all subject matter related to
the TMNT universe.”
This is the first place you should visit if you have an interest for TMNT. A
great site for TMNT lore and information. I used much of the information
and some pictures from the site.
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TMNT-ninjaturtles.com
Web-site: tmnt-ninjaturtles.com
“A professionally cataloged collection of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
comics and memorabilia.”
A very nice looking site, with loads of pictures and information about TMNT
merchandise and the figures. I used this site for pictures and for information.
The Action Figure Archive
Web-site: figure-archive.net
“This archive is commercial-free, and open to the public. All guests are
encouraged to explore and search the archive at their leisure.”
A site heavy with information and pictures. I used the site as fact checking
and some of it`s pictures. A very good site for research on TMNT figures for
collectors.
That New Toy Smell: The Smell Of Victory
Web-site: tnts.dirtmound.com
“Videos, podcasts, and columns.”
A giant toy site that have alot of multi-media information and reviews about
toys, and many of the TMNT figures. I used this site for information.
Figure Realm
Web-site: figurerealm.com
“Action figure resource with checklists, galleries, software, chatting, and
forums for collecting modern or vintage action figures.”
An insanly big and resourceful site regarding many toy lines, including
TMNT. The site has checklists, forums and reviews and is a really good
place for a TMNT collector. I used this site for info and pictures.
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The Technodrome Forums
Web-site: forums.thetechnodrome.com/
“The TMNT forums run by the bad guys! Stop by to talk about the Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoons, movies, comics, figures, games, and much
more!”
If you are a TMNT collector, this is your nr.1 place be at. It`s a giant forum
with a big community with lots of information. I used this place alot for in-
formation and pictures.
toyworth
Web-site: toyworth.com
“Online Toy Price Guide & Toy Archive. Buy, Sell, Collect and Connect!”
I used the site mainly for the price guide, and some of the pictures. The
prices from the site should not be taken litteraly and only used as a starting
off point or as a place of refrence.
Collector-ActionFigures
Web-site: collector-actionfigures.com
“Buy, sell and trade action figures like Star Wars, Transformers, G.I. Joe,
Marvel, DC, etc. ”
A big toy archive with lots of information regarding the TMNT line. I used
the page for some pictures and information.
TMNT Action Figures Reference Guide
by: Chris Nielsen

Web-site: tmntfigures.blogspot.no
A blog about TMNT. The blog has the coolest checklist i have seen, avail-
able for download. If you collect MOC TMNT figures you should definitely
check it out, as it is a great tool for helping you organize you collection.
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How to collect TMNT Figures
The very first thing you should know are; do you less you find an unbeatable bargain. This will help
want to collect loose figures, carded figures or mint you to more easily manage your collection.
and unpunched carded figures.
Join forum and make connections, look through
Set goals for your collection. Do you want to collect ebay and get a feel for what makes a good price for a
every Ninja Turtle action figure or only certain ones? certain figure. Be wary of the BuyItNow ebay button
Either way it is helpful to prioritize what figures or and the description of the figure. Look carefully at
sets you want to buy first. Stick to your priorities un- the pictures included in the auction.
Web Shops
There are many, many toy web-shops out there. I can not recommend neither of these, as i have not used any of
them before. You should always look for reviews and information before you give them your credit information.
Paypal is usually the safest route to take. Always remember to be vigilant. The web-sites i present here, have
either a good collection of merchandise, good prices, or both. Buying from a web-site opposed to an auction site
or a forum seller has the advantage of often beeing more user-friendly. If you get a damaged item, a shop is more
likely to give you a refund oppoused to an ebay seller, but not always. The prices are often somewhat higher on the
shops, as they are more aware of the market price. Collecting TMNT at the moment, is still fairly cheap opposed
to other merchandise that is popular to collect.
Action Toys and Collectables

Web-site: actiontoys.com
A big store with lots of different toys to buy. They have a rather extensive
collection of TMNT figures for sale. Vintage and new. The prices are some-
what reasonable. The web-site is easy to look through.
Dallas VintageToys
Web-site: dallasvintagetoys.com
A rather large toy store with many different toy lines. Somewhat small
vintage TMNT collection. Prices are also a little high. The web-site is nice
looking and easy to browse through.
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Final Frontier Toys
Web-site: finalfrontiertoys.com
“vintage toys, star wars, transformers, gi joe, he man, masters of the uni-
verse, etc.”
A big shop with alot of different toy lines among a fair MOC TMNT vin-
tage collection. The prices are a little high. Easy to browse web-site.
TransFormerLand
Web-site: transformerland.com
“BUY NEW AND VINTAGE TRANSFORMERS We have bar-none the
largest selection of vintage and modern Transformers toys and accessories
available in any single location.”
Primarily a Transformer toy line shop, but they have a large selection of
other toys also. The TMNT collection is small and consist of loose figures
and vehicles, but the prices are decent and fair.
Zoloworld
Web-site: zoloworld.com
“ZOLOWORLD Action Figure Protective Storage Cases : - Action Figure
Protective Cases Die Cast TMNT, Thundercats, Children’s Toys..etc.”
A site that sells protective cases for figures and toys among other things. The
cases for the vintage unopened/MOC TMNT toy line fits very vell. This is a
site i can hole heartedly recommend. I have used the site several times and it
has a very good customer support. I once recived a hole batch of cases that
was a little dent, they sent me a new batch of cases for free.
10 4.
The story of TMNT In March 1984, Eastman and Laird created a new
company, Mirage Studios, named because there
by: Rob Lammle@ http://mentalfloss.com
was no actual studio other than Laird’s living room.
Struggling artists Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird
Then, Eastman used his $500 tax return, Laird emp-
were living in Northampton, Massachusetts, when
tied his bank account of $200, and they borrowed
they came up with the Turtles in November 1983.
$1300 from Eastman’s uncle to print 3,000 copies
As a joke, Eastman drew a turtle standing on its hind
of their first comic book, Teenage Mutant Ninja
legs, wearing a mask, with nunchucks strapped to
Turtles. After printing costs, they had just enough
its arms.
money left to run an ad in Comics Buyer’s Guide
As Eastman and Laird began fleshing out the Turtles Magazine, an industry publication.
to create a comic book, they had to give the Tur-
Thanks to that one ad, comic distributors across the
tles names. At first they tried Japanese names, but it
country started calling, and Mirage sold all 3,000
just wasn’t working. So they tried great Renaissance
copies within a few weeks. With more orders com-
artists instead – Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and
ing in, they printed another 6,000 copies and eas-
Michelangelo. Laird said, “It felt just quirky enough
ily sold through those, too. By May, they’d made
to fit the concept.”
enough money to pay back Eastman’s uncle and
split a roughly $200 profit.
Although the comic was meant to be a “one-shot,” a
single issue, self-contained story, they realized they
might be on to something. So, in January 1985, they
completed issue #2 and quickly received orders for
15,000 copies, which was so successful that distribu-
tors demanded 30,000 reprints of #1, and even more
of a second print of #2. #3 fetched orders totaling
50,000 copies, and sales continued to climb, peaking
at issue #8, which sold 135,000 copies thanks to a
guest appearance by Dave Sim’s character Cerebus,
a barbarian aardvark.
The first issue of the comic originally sold for $1.50.
But if you’re looking for a first-print copy of TMNT
#1 today, it’ll cost you in the neighborhood of $2,500
- $4,000.
In May 2012, the original drawing of the Turtles sold

at auction for $71,700.
5. 11
There are many aspects of the Turtles that are a nod
to Marvel Comics’ superhero Daredevil. For ex-
ample, Splinter, the Turtles’ father figure and sen-
sei, is an homage to Daredevil’s sensei, Stick. The
Foot Clan is a take-off of the ninja clan in Daredevil
Playmates Toys Inc., a California toy company,
known as The Hand. However, the biggest connec-
manufactured the first true TMNT action figures in
tion is that the Turtles and Daredevil seem to share
1987.
the same origin story.
Before TMNT, Playmates Toys made almost exclu-
In Daredevil #1, Matt Murdoch sees a truck barrel-
sively dolls and plastic playsets for toddlers. But
ing down on an old man, so Murdoch knocks the
they were looking to get into the lucrative action fig-
man out of the way. As the truck swerves, a canister
ure market, so when TMNT’s license manager Mark
flies out the back and strikes Murdoch in the face.
Freedman approached them, it was a perfect match.
The canister is filled with a radioactive substance,
which blinds Murdoch, but enhances his other sens- The original Mirage comic book really wasn’t made
es to super-human levels. Later, he uses his height- for youngsters. The Turtles diced up enemies while
ened senses to fight crime as Daredevil. spouting the occasional curse word, and one of the
Turtles’ allies was hockey mask-wearing vigilante
For the Turtles’ origin, the same scenario plays out,
Casey Jones, who beat down even low-level crooks
except the canister bounces off the boy’s head and
with baseball bats and hockey sticks. But when Play-
smashes into a bowl of baby turtles, who fall, along
mates Toys expressed interest in producing TMNT
with the canister, into an open manhole. Splinter
action figures in 1986, the comic’s PG-13 attitude
finds the turtles crawling around in a viscous fluid
wouldn’t fit Playmates’ 4-8 year old target audience.
seeping out of the broken canister, which is the mu-
In addition, part of Playmates’ marketing was an
tagen that turns the Turtles and Splinter into human-
animated cartoon, which had to pass television cen-
sized heroes.
sors. So to make the Turtles viable for the younger
set, the Turtles had to soften up.
The first set of TMNT figu-
rines, made from 15 mm Before Playmates would commit to a full toyline for
lead, was produced in 1986 the Turtles, they tested the waters with a five-part
by Dark Horse Miniatures. cartoon mini-series. It debuted in December 1987
and had to be aired three times before it finally found
an audience. Once it gained traction, Playmates or-
dered more episodes, and the show stayed on the air
from 1988 – 1996 for a total of 188 episodes in the
regular series.
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Among other changes, the Turtles became wise- From 1988 – 1997, Playmates produced around 400
cracking jokers obsessed with pizza, the Shredder TMNT figures, as well as dozens of vehicles and
became a typical bumbling cartoon villain, mem- playsets. For the first four years of Turtlemania,
bers of the Foot Clan were now robots so parents about $1.1 billion worth of toys were sold, making
wouldn’t complain that the Turtles were too violent, the Turtles the #3 top-selling toy figures ever at the
and instead of “Damn,” the Turtles shouted easily- time, behind only G.I. Joe and Star Wars.
marketable catchphrases like, “Turtle Power!” and
Although nearly all of the Turtles toys have been pro-
“Cowabunga!”
duced by Playmates, one exception has been LEGO,
Perhaps the most defining change was the Turtles’ which started licensing the franchise in 2013. LEGO
costumes. In the comic, the interior artwork was in released two exclusive mini-figures during 2012’s
black-and-white, but the color covers showed the New York Comic-Con - a battle-damaged Kraang
Turtles all wearing red masks; the only way to tell figure, as well as an all-black Turtle known as “Dark
them apart was by their specialty weapon. In an ef- Leonardo.”
fort to de-emphasize the weapon-as-identifier, each
In 2000, Eastman sold his stake in the Turtles to
character was given his own signature color, dis-
Laird, who in turn sold the rights to Viacom in 2009.
played on the mask and elbow/knee pads – blue for
A few years later, in 2012, Viacom, through its sub-
Leonardo, orange for Michelangelo, red for Raphael,
sidiary Nickelodeon, released a new CGI cartoon.
and purple for Donatello. In addition, they wore belt
The cartoon has been quite a hit, regularly rank-
buckles with their first initial.
ing in the top 5 animated shows for kids ages 2-11.
As owners of the franchise, Eastman and Laird had
the final say on changes to their creations. However,
neither of them was thrilled about the concessions
made.
As Eastman said in a 1998 interview for The Com-
ics Journal, “The resolution at the end of the day,
even when Pete and I both agreed that, well, there’s
some stuff we really don’t like, and some stuff that
we wish we hadn’t said yes to, stuff that they wanted
to do…But we said…we’ll always have our black-
and-white comics to tell the kind of stories we want
to tell.”
To this day Laird makes no bones about how unhap-
py he is with many aspects of the “softened” Turtles.
5. 13
Difference about Packages
tenthplanetart.com/tmnt/otherfig.htm
The original package came in different design as Type A

more figures where produced. This list is made to
diffirenciate the different versions of the first re-
leased packages.
1988
Type A pack
This is the first package that was released, showcas-
ing the first ten figures produced.
Six good guys and four bad guys in two rows.
Type B
1989
Type B pack
Eight good guys and six bad guys in two rows.
1989
Type C pack
Ten good guys and nine bad guys in two rows.
1990
Type D1 pack Type D2
Four Wacky Action figures in one row at the top.
Thirteen good guys and eleven bad guys, each in
two rows.
1990
Type D2 pack
Four Wacky Action figures in one row at the top.
Fifteen good guys and twellve bad guys, each in two
rows.
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Type E2 1990
Type E1 pack
Seven Wacky Action figures, four in the first row,
three in the second. Sixteen good guys and fourteen
bad guys, each in two rows.
1990
Type E2 pack
Seven Wacky Action figures, four in the first row,
three in the second. Seventeen good guys and fifteen
bad guys, each in two rows.
Type F 1990
Type F pack
Seven Wacky Action figures, two in the first row
and five in the second row. Twentytwo good guys
in three rows starting with Mondo Gecko and fifteen
bad guys in two rows. Type F packs were used for
reissues of many early characters and are common.
1988-89
The Pop up display
The figures came with a Pop Up Display inside.
They can easily be recognised by the sticker on the
front. Though, some packages came with the Pop
Up display sticker on the Bubble, but the Pop Up
itself wasn’t placed inside. The Pop Up Display is a
picture on a piece of cardboard, where you can stand
it up. The pictures was a image of a different charac-
ter, usually an enemy of the figure, with a little story
and a backdrop of a scene. The Pop Up display have
a higher value than the non Pop Up version. Usually
selling more than $50 each on eBay.
6. 15
Re-Releases and changes
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The Turtle figures came in many different rereleases.

Most of the cards was updated with the new rooster
of figures.
1992
1st. version
The figures came with a generic looking package
and a pizza back. These cards are often called “Blue
Cards” or “pizza back Card”.
1993
2nd. version
These cards were still using the old punch hanging
method and old pizza back from the 1992 rereleases,
but this is when the new front starts and this is right
before figure started coming with collector cards.
1993
3rd. version
These packages were still using the old punch hang-
ing method. The figure came with a generic collector
card.
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1993
4th version
These packages were strictly used for the Shogun
figures first release. It uses the genric 1992 card back
again just like the last version and does not yet have
the Shogun figures listed on the back. The only sho-
gun figures that came with this, are the four turtles,
splinter, & april. The generic looking collector cards
have purple color, unlike the rest of the series that
have yellow.
1994
5th version
The blister card has now switched to the modern
hanger type. The back of the box has added more
figures to the list and now acknowledges the collec-
tor card.
1994
6th version
This package is pretty much like like the third but
you will notice they changed the collector cards to a
better design.
7. 17
1994
7th version
This is only for the “Warriors of the forgotten sew-
er”. The only changes are the front box art, specific
to this series and the back of the box has an addition
of Gatekeeper Rocksteady. It also shows the Statue
and comic instead of a collector card.
1994
8th version
This adds two characters to the back of the box; Ro-
botic Foot Soldier and Shogun Triceraton. Note that
the image of shogun splinter has changed.
1994
9th version
This card is only for shogun shoate.
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1994
10th version
On this version, no characters have been added but
three characters; Triceraton, Usagi and Space Usagi
have been taken off the back. This card may have
only been used for Robotic foot soldier and Shogun
Triceraton.
1994
11th version
The only addition on this card is krang’s android
body on the back of the card. The card is only set up
this way for this figure.
1994
12th version
This version is the last before the switch to the col-
lector coins. The slogan on the back also changes
with this blister card back change to “It’s a race to
see who can collect the most!”, and a decent amount
of new toys are added to the back including; Crea-
ture Leo, Invisble Mike, Bride April, Mutant Raph,
all four Apollo 11 turtles, four undercover turtles
among others are added to the back of the card.
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1994
13th version
This is when it starts to get tricky with the box
changes. These ones came with both second edition
collector cards and a coin, but the front has a collec-
tor card only sticker on the front and the back only
shows it coming with a collector card.
1994
14th version
Pretty much the same as the before one, only this
version has a collector coin sticker on the front of
the blister, but the back still only shows a collector
card.
1995
15th versions
Collector cards are no longer being released and
only collector coins come with the figures.
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1995
16th versions
These are exclusive to the adventure series, which
has it’s own single collector coin. A huge amount of
characters are now gone from the back of the box
and a few new ones have been added. Also, two
characters made it over to the bad guys side; Geng-
his frog and Sergeant bananas (which never got rere-
leased). A few figures are listed that never got rere-
leased; Crazy Cowboy Don, Green Barrette Raph,
Delta Team Don (who did get rereleased in 1999),
Lieutenant Leo, Navy Seal Mike, & Head Droppin’
Raph (which did not get rereleased until the ninja
power line in 1996). The slogan also changes.
1995
17th version
This release is almost like the last one, but was made
for the two Sumo Turtles, Raph and Mike. The back
is about the same, but with a inclusion of the two
sumo Turtles and Metal Head Mike.
1995
18th version
This is for the release of the Warrior Figures and
the last new releases of the line. The card is much
like version 16, but without the sumo turtles and a
addision of; Warrior Winged Leo and don, warrior
metalhead michaelangelo, Warrior Robotic Rock-
steady, Warrior Robotic Bebop (never released),
Warrior Rahzar with fur (never released) and War-
rior Chrome dome.
7. 21
1995
19th version
This version was pretty much just for Warrior Metal-
head Michaelangelo. While the front card and name
sticker call him by this you may notice he do not
have his coin and the back makes note of this by
changing the accessories section and the bio section
to that of the first Metalhead figure but using the im-
age of Warrior Metalhead Mike.) There are two box
variants of this figure.
1995
20th version
In 1995, a large number of figures had been rere-
leased to Wal-mart stores with the purple warning
lable in the upper left hand corner of the blister card.
The backs to these figures used the 1994 rereleases
back but the only change is. that there is no collec-
tor cards in the accessories section and the date has
been changed to 1995 in the information.
1996
1st version
Playmates changes things up a bit and rereleases
some of the old mutations and other turtle figures for
the 10th anniversary. They switch the front to that
of the old sewer background from the 1990 figures
and the back of the blister card is a new generic one.
The series includes: Mutations, Pizza Tossin’, Head-
droppin’, Sewer Spitting, & Ninja Action.
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1996
2nd version
This version keeps the generic insert in the front of
the blister, gains a sticker saying what it does on the
blister. The back remains exactly the same with no
new figures added.
1996
3rd version
This is about the same as the second version but with
a new insert using old art or photos infront of the
blister. The back is the same as it’s been from the
start.
1996
4th version
The box front remains the same, the blister keeps
the new paper inserts from version 3 but loses the
sticker, in this last release of the Ninja Power se-
ries we get the addition of 4 more characters; Kung
Fu Donatello, Michaelangelo, Rocksteady and Rap-
hael. The blister card for this last release of the Ninja
Powers changes a bit to make way for these four fig-
ures and a logo is added for Playmates website.
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1998
We began to see rereleases again for the last time
in small shipments to KB Toys and Biglots. These
rereleases have a Green warning label on the front
of the blister card and a generic back that looks like
the very first release of the turtles figures. But unlike
the first releases, some of these do not have color
clip and collect cards. The other way to tell these are
rereleases besides the obvious generic 1994 blister
card front and the green warning lable is the Play-
mates website logo on the back of the blister card.
1999
Playmates rereleases it’s last batch of figures at KB
Toys & Big Lots stores. The packages are the same
as the 1998 series of rereleases, but the date on the
back says 1999. Nothing else has changed. The only
odd thing about these last issues is that it’s the only
time some of these figures had ever been rereleased.
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This is the main portion of the book. It consist of
every figure for each year. Each figure has a two
page display, where on the second page, it consist
of the text that came with the potrait of the char-
acter and pictures of variants or different packages.
And in some cases, a small fact about the characters
TV appearances or another picture of the figure. The
first page has a picture of the figure and the pack-
age it came in, with information about the toy-line
and the stock number, among other. The list regard-
ing the value of the figures should and must, not be
taken literally, and only used as a jumping off point
or as a refrence. The value is not set in stone and
figures may double or half in value, depending on
buyers interest.
The very first iterations of the turtle figures had soft

rubber heads, which were easier and less expensive
to produce than hard plastic. Playmates wasn’t sure
if this toy line would be successful, so they tried The back of the card shows the
to cut corners when necessary. It’s hard to tell if a origin story of the Teenage Mu-
figure that is still sealed on its card is one with a tant Ninja Turtles in comic book
soft head or not, but if you hold it up to the light form, above images of the ten
just right, the soft rubber heads don’t reflect light as figures that were released in the initial wave. Like
much as the plastic heads. If the turtles came with a many other action figures of that era, there was a
fan club flyer, it is a soft head version. cutaway file card for the figure, describing the char-
All four turtles came with weapon racks which in- acter’s “Tortistics.” And “Pizza Points”, that you
cluded that character’s specialty weapon along with could cut and save to mail away for special offers.
some extra accessories. The figures also came with The initial sale price for the figures was $3.99
a rubber belt that could hold some of the weapons.
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1988
Leonardo
In the Mirage/Image Comics, all four turtles wear red bandan-
as, but in other versions, he wears a blue bandana. His signature
weapons are two ninjato. Throughout the various media, he is
often depicted as the eldest and leader of the four turtles, as well
as the most disciplined. He is named after Leonardo da Vinci.
The 1987 cartoon, Leonardo is voice by Cam Clarke. In the live
action 2014 movie, he is voice by Johnny Knoxville.
In the Mirage Comic, Leonardo has a alternate dimension super-
hero counterpart, named Graviturtle who has the power to fly us-
ing his special whip, and wears a purple cape with a red ‘G’ on
the back.
Manufacturer: Playmates
Stock Number: 5001
Release Date: 1988
Series: Basic Set
Packaging: Carded, bubble w/
inner support blister
28 8.1
PORTRAIT OF LEONARDO
The Battle Commander for the Turtles
Weapons: Katana Blades, Turtle Fist Daggers, Ninja Stars, Kama
Birthplace: McMahon’s Pet Emporium, Chesabeake Bay
Height: 5′ 1″ on two legs
Weight: 155 lbs.
Age: 16
Shell: Bullet proof and shock resistant
Like his Florentine namesake, Leonardo is the perfect Turtle. In the lid-
less eyes of his allies, he is known as the unofficial commander of the Turtles
and Splinter’s star pupil.
Because of his keen eyesight and sensitive hearing, Leonardo is ex-
tremely well-balanced, which makes him more skillful when wielding his ever
flashing katana blades. No matter how dangerous the situation, Leo doesn’t
mind sticking his neck out. His primary objective in life: cut Shredder down to
size!
Type A Fan Club Offer Pop-up Display 2009 Reissue 2012 Reissue
1988 5001 1988 5001 Pop-up mutant display 2009 2012

“Fan Club package”. version. Retro Collection
Includes a “Turtle Team Pop-up display stand of
Fan Club!” flyer. Foot Soldier.
Figure has soft head
8.1 29
Donatello
Donatello, often shortened to Don, Donny or Donnie, is co-crea-
tor Peter Laird’s favorite Turtle.
His primary signature weapon is his effective bō staff. In all
media, he is depicted as the smartest of the four turtles. Donnie
often speaks in technobabble with a natural aptitude for science
and technology. He is named after the Italian sculptor Donatello.
in the early Mirage stories he is depicted as second-in-command.
In the first issue, he is the one that killed the Shredder by knock-
ing him and his grenade off the roof.
In the Image Comics incarnation of the TMNT, he became a
cyborg after his body was partially destroyed.
Stock Number: 5002
Release Date: 1988
Series: Basic Set
Fan Club Offer

Price (loose): $15
Price (CIB): $50
30 8.2
PORTRAIT OF DONATELLO
The Turtles’ Creative Genius
Weapons: Bo (Staff), Turtle Fist Daggers, Ninja Stars, Kama

Birthplace: Joe’s Pet Place, Slowklahoma
Height: 4′ on two legs
Weight: 145 lbs.
Age: 15
Shell: Hard as tank armor
Donatello is the best idea Turtle you’ll ever find. He’s the brains of the
group and the designer of the Turtle vehicles. Rather than use his bo or brawn,
Donatello would prefer inventing some device or clever apparatus to foil the
foe. Still, Don’s one powerful reptile with his staff, which enables him to parry,
vault and crush! Even Don gets “Turtle-sized” pleasure in stomping the Foot.
After a tough battle, Don relaxes by watching programs on his own
invention – turtlevision.

Fan Club!” flyer. Krang.
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Raphael
Raphael wields twin sai as his primary weapon. He is generally
the most likely to experience extremes of emotion, and is usually
depicted as being aggressive, sullen, maddened, and rebellious.
The origin of Raphael’s anger is not always fully explored, but in
some incarnations appears to stem partly from the realization that
they are the only creatures of their kind and ultimately alone. He
also has a somewhat turbulent relationship with his older brother
Leonardo because Leonardo is seen as the group’s leader. Rap-
hael is named after the 16th-century Italian painter Raphael.
In 2011 Raphael placed 23rd on IGN’s Top 100 Comic Book He-
roes, a list that did not feature any of his brothers.
Stock Number: 5003
Release Date: 1988
Series: Basic Set
32 8.3
PORTRAIT OF RAPHAEL
The Witty Voice of the Turtles
Weapons: Sai, Turtle Fist Daggers, Ninja Stars, Kama

Birthplace: Shelly’s Pet City, New Hampshell
Height: 5′ 1″
Weight: 147 lbs. with shell
Age: 15 (people) years
Shell: Hard as old chewing gum
Raphael is the wittiest Turtle you’re likely to stumble over. If things
aren’t going his way, his tongue snaps out sarcastic jokes dipped in poison.
Even though he’s referred to as the snapping ninja, the Turtles know he means
well.
Raph’s clever skill with the deadly sai allows him to strike at a distance
and really keep the Foot in stitches. His way with a manhole cover has made
him famous in sewers everywhere. Raph uses the 100 pound discs to flatten the
Foot and to shield off Anti-Turtle blasts.

Fan Club!” flyer. Shredder.
8.3 33
Michaelangelo
Michelangelo, Mike or Mikey`s are often depicted as more fun-
loving than his brothers. Michelangelo was given a much bigger
role in the 1987 cartoon series, directed at a younger audience,
than in the more serious original comic books which was aimed
at an older audience. He often coins most of their catchphrases,
such as “Cowabunga!”. Like all of the brothers, he is named after
a Renaissance artist; in this case, he is named after Michelangelo
Buonarroti.
The character’s name was originally misspelled as “Michaelange-
lo”, with an additional “a”. This misspelling had stuck until 2001
with Volume 4 of the comic series from Mirage Studios, when the
spelling was officially changed to “Michelangelo”.
Stock Number: 5004
Release Date: 1988
Series: Basic Set
Fan Club Offer

Price (loose): $15
Price (CIB): $50
34 8.4
PORTRAIT OF MICHAELANGELO
The Wild & Crazy Turtle
Weapons: Nunchukus, Turtle Fist Daggers, Ninja Stars, Kama

Birthplace: Woodys Pet Shop, Pennshellvania
Height: 5′
Weight: 150 lbs.
Age: 15 1/2 (people) years
Shell: Hard and polished to a waxy finish
Michaelangelo is a party reptile. Even though the sinister Shredder may
be slicing his way through the manhole cover, Mike stays cool… cool because
he’s the master of the whirling nunchukus. It takes eight pounds of pressure per
square inch to break bone. The nunchukus generate ninety!
In the midst of the most perilous battles, Mike can be seen swinging his
deadly nunchukus in one hand while dangling a wedge of pizza in the other.
Mike dreams to someday use Shredder’s cutting armor to grate cheese on his
pepperoni and ice cream pizza.

Fan Club!” flyer. Rocksteady.
Figure has soft head
8.4 35
Splinter
Splinter is portrayed as wise, intelligent, and a skilled “elderly
martial arts master”. He is nearly always calm and, even when an-
gry, refrains from raising his voice. He is the quintessential calm,
all-knowing wise master of all martial arts.
Splinter has three origin stories, and which one is used depends
on the medium. In the original Mirage comic version of the tale,
he was Hamato Yoshi’s pet, in others he is Hamato Yoshi himself,
but always having been mutated into the form of a man-sized rat.
In the 2014 film he is a mutated rat who learned Ninjutsu from a
book he found in the sewer.
Stock Number: 5006
Release Date: 1988
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $9
36 8.5
PORTRAIT OF SPLINTER
The Good Guy Leader
Weapons: Ninja Bow, Sword Cane, Ninja Stars

Birthplace: Osaka, Japan
Height: 4′
Weight: 125 lbs.
Age: Unknown
Previous Forms: Hamato Yoshi, homo sapien/sewer rat
Splinter, the rat mutation of ninja master, Hamato Yoshi, is the Turtles’
“shidoshi” (teacher of the warrior ways of enlightenment). As a man – and still
as a sewer rat – Splinter has a special fondness for the arts, especially martial
arts. He also digs the underground, since his rat-like abilities make him quite a
burrower.
This mystical rat uses his cunning as well as his bow and sword cane to
thwart the evil Foot Clan. Splinter trained the Turtles to fight for truth, justice
and an equal portion of food.
Type A 2nd Release Pop-up Display 2009 Reissue 2012 Reissue
1988 5006 Hard head release. Pop-up mutant display 2009 2012
Soft head release. version. Retro Collection
Pop-up display stand of
Bebop.
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April O’Neil
The April O’Neil figure was originally released without blue
stripes on her pant legs and sleaves. A running change quickly
corrected this error and the blue stripes were added. “No stripe”
Aprils have since become sought after collectors items and mint
on card examples have been known to fetch hundreds on the sec-
ondary market.
Unlike most figures released during the first year, April O’Neil
was never issued with a soft rubbery head.
In 1991 the first April figure variant was released replacing the
figure with one that was more accurate to the cartoon.
Stock Number: 5005
Release Date: 1988
Series: Basic Set
2nd Release
Price (loose): $5
Price (CIB): $15
No Press Variant
Price (loose): $57
Price (CIB): $115
38 8.6
PORTRAIT OF APRIL O’NEIL
TV News Reporter & Turtles’ #1 Fan
Accessories: Camcorder, Gun, Wireless Microphone, TMNT Portable

Computer, Ninja Star
Birthplace: The Valley
Height: 5′ 5″
Weight: 115 lbs.
Age: A young 25
April’s a determined TV news journalist, always prepared for the late
breaking news feature with her camcorder strapped ’round her arm. Her eager-
ness, however, gets her into trouble and makes her a big pain in the shell for the
Turtles, who always end up saving the damsel in distress.
Still, April’s no air head and is a valuable member of the Turtle Team.
Being a pretty human has its advantages, like getting into places the Turtles
can’t. When the situation calls for more than a news flash, April’s ready with a
trusty gun, which is secretly locked in her camcorder.
1st Release 2nd Release 3rd Release Type A Type F
1988 5005 1988 5005 1988 5005 1988 5005 1990 5005
Figure has solid yellow Figure has blue stripes Figure has orange pockets Extremely rare version. Card has blank Turtle
jump-suit with no stripes with white boots. with blue stripes. Figure has no “Press” let- shell left of figure. April
and with white boots. tering on orange pockets O’Neil art has matching
with blue stripes. suit.
8.6 39
Shredder
The 1988 Shredder figure has seen continual release until about
1995. The first Shredder reissue was in 1998, followed 8 years
later in 2010 and finally 2013. The version issued in 1998 is al-
most identical to that of the original ‘88 release with the exception
of a 1998 date stamp on his backside. The 2010 version was for
the 25th Anniversary reissue line and featured a slightly different
leg sculpt. This variation was also packaged with the mini-Krang
figure that originally carded with 1994’s Krang’s Android Body.
The 2013 version is identical to the 2010 reissue with the only
noticable difference being in paint quality and larger peg holes in
the feet. This is presumably so the figure can be used with current
TMNT vehicles and playsets.
Stock Number: 5007
Release Date: 1988
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $17
40 8.7
PORTRAIT OF SHREDDER
The Bad Guy Leader
Weapons: Cutting Armor, Sword, Ninja Stars, Fist Daggers, Kama

Birthplace: Osaka, Japan
Height: 6′
Weight: 200 lbs.
Shredder is the hideous, gruesome and all around bad guy leader of the
Foot Clan, the organized band of evil Ninjas. This low life came to power when
he betrayed his Ninja master, Hamato Yoshi (now Splinter).
Shredder wants nothing more than control of the world. And to get there,
he’ll stop at nothing, even if it means grating his victims like cheese with his
razor-sharp armor. The obstacles in his path are none other than the Turtles,
and he means to destroy them. Shredder fights a never-ending battle against the
truth, justice and the American way. Basically, he’s not a nice guy.
Type A 2nd Release Pop-up Display 2009 Reissue 2012 Reissue
1988 5007 Hard head release. Pop-up mutant display 2009 2012
Soft head release. version. Retro Collection
Donatello.
8.7 41
Foot Soldier
Foot Ninja or Foot Soldiers, are a band of Ninjutsu-trained thugs
that are in the employ of The Foot Clan, often under the command
of The Shredder or Karai. While in most incarnations they are
human, some versions depict them as robots, as seen in the 1987
cartoon show.
The Foot Clan was originally a parody of the criminal ninja clan
the Hand in the Daredevil comics. In addition to the obvious sim-
ilarity in their names, both clans originate from Feudal Japan,
practice ninjutsu and black magic.
Foot Soldier figures was always issued with a hard head, unlike
most figures released during the first year.
Stock Number: 5008
Release Date: 1988
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $13
42 8.8
PORTRAIT OF FOOT SOLDIER
Shredder’s Right Hand Mummy
Weapons: Turtle Shell Biter, Electro Shock-Mace, Turtle Carver Knife

Birthplace: Catacomb, Nebraska
Height: 6′
Weight: 175 lbs.
Age: ?
Foot Soldiers are all alike: speechless, robotic minions to Shredder, the
evil Foot leader. Their mummified movements, turtle shell armor (made from
unfortunate relatives of the Turtles) and radioactive eyes make these skeletal
scumballs truly horrible additions to the Foot clan.
Many Foot soldiers have stumbled over the Ninja-trained Turtles and
many have been destroyed. Still, they are formidable foes because of their sheer
numbers. Their hi-tech weapons, like the shell-biter, can crush the Turtles’ pro-
tective covering and get to the real meat.
Type A 1992 Reissue 1994 Reissue 1995 Reissue
1988 5008 1993 5393 1994 5393 1995

This reissue comes with a
trading card.
8.8 43
Rocksteady
Rocksteady and Bebop were designed by Kevin Eastman and Pe-
ter Laird while they were negotiating the action figure deal with
Playmates, as they wanted more characters to release. They were
added into the show and given names, personalities and an origin
story by writer David Wise, based on instructions by Fred Wolf to
“put more mutants in the series”.
In the 1987 cartoon, Rocksteady was voiced by Cam Clarke (who
did the voice of Leonardo). Keith Tuttle was the 1989 alternate
voice actor.
Stock Number: 5009
Release Date: 1988
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $9
44 8.9
PORTRAIT OF ROCKSTEADY
Mutant G.I. Mauler and Shredder’s #1 Thug
Weapons: Retro-Mutagen Gun, Manhole Cover Shield, Turtle Carver Knife

Birthplace: La Brea Tar Pits
Height: 5′ 7″
Weight: 240 lbs.
Age: 25
Previous Forms: Military Punk/Rhinoceros
Rocksteady’s tough rhino body makes him a turtle-bashing powerhouse.
His lack of smarts makes him dangerous. This mutant mammal is big trouble
with his Retro-Mutagen Gun: one shot can level a whole building or a shelled
turtle. Off-duty, Rocksteady loves to fry up a mess of juicy turtle burgers for the
whole hungry Foot Clan.
Rocksteady’s fieldglasses survey the area for anything that looks like a
Turtle. (He’s mistakingly blasted six soccer balls). This G.I. rockhead blatantly
displays his victory kills with the turtle scalps he wears around his belt.
Type A Type A Pop-up Display 2009 Reissue Foriegn Release

Soft head variant. Hard head variant. version.
April O`Neil..
8.9 45
Bebop
In the 1987 cartoon, Bebop was voiced by Barry Gordon (who
also voiced Donatello). Greg Berg was the 1989 alternate voice
actor. Bebop`s name are derived from a genre of music wich is a
style of jazz.
Bebop and Rocksteady saw continuous release as they were on
store shelves for close to a decade from 1988-1995. Three years
later both Bebop and Rocksteady were reissued as KB Toys ex-
clusives commemorating 10 years of the first toy line. Both fig-
ures were reissued again in 2009 to commemorate the 25th an-
niversary of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise.
Stock Number: 5010
Release Date: 1988
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $12
46 8.10
PORTRAIT OF BEBOP
Powerhouse Punk Enforcer for the Foot Clan
Weapons: Turtle Shell Drill, Garbage Can Shield, Knife

Birthplace: Hoggywood
Height: 5′ 10″
Weight: 265 lbs.
Age: 19
Bebop is the mutant punk rock hog who could slam dance his way
through any crowd. This roadhog warrior dares to shave his head in blatant op-
position to the establishment and his parents. Behind his mohawk ponytail, cool
shades and all-star tennis shoes lurks the heart of a pig, ready to pulverize the
Turtles. Guided by the evil Shredder, Bebop is willing to roll in the mud to snort
out the Turtles. His two turtle shoulder pads cover a grotesque array of safety
pins, tattoos and junk food.
Always at his side, the Shell Drill serves as a constant reminder that the
party’s not over… until every Turtles lies on its back.
Type A Type A Pop-up Display 1994 Reissue 2009 Reissue

Soft head variant. Hard head variant. version.
Raphael.
8.10 47
In 1989, the first wave of “Wacky Action” line of
Turtles, that contained wind-up action features,
came out. Included with the Wacky Action line
was also a bonus Quiz jokebook.
Playmates also made a bunch of new supporting
characters to be included in the toy line.
RAT KING GENGHIS FROG USAGI YOJIMBO TRAAG METALHEAD

The sewer dwelling hu- Amphibious friend of the The original killer hare, This rockhead from Di- The ultimate vending
man is master of all rats Turtles, this sewer surfin` Usagi, the samurai rab- mension X is a stone machine, Metalhead is
and rabidly guards his fool swamps the Foot bit, makes fondue of the cold killer sent by Krang the robotic Turtle that
scummy territory with with his radical boogie Foot with his wakizashi to numb the Turtles with dispenses soda, pizza and
the help of rodent sub- board. sword. his stone gun. entertains the Turtle with
jects. hi-tech hijinks.
48
1989
Ace Duck
Ace Duck had only a brief a cameo in an episode of the 1987 TV
series. He also had a brief cameo in the 2012 Tv series, as Baxter
Stockman’s 74th attempt to make a mutant army for Shredder. He
only appeared as a picture in the episode “The Lonely Mutation
of Baxter Stockman”. Ace appeared a few times in the Archie
TMNT Adventures comic as a professional wrestler from another
planet, which is a far cry from the pilot occupation of his action
figure.
The earlier releases of the figure lacked a hole on top of his head
and a peg on the inside of his cap to better hold it on, which made
keeping his hat on his head a lot harder.
Stock Number: 5055
Release Date: 1989
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $7
Price (CIB): $15
50 9.1
PORTRAIT OF ACE DUCK
The Aero-dynamic Adventurer!
Accessories: Service .45 Pistol, Weapons Belt w/Egg Grenades, Plug in

Wings, Removable Pilot’s Cap
Height: 4′ 6″ Birthplace: Peking
Least Favorite Time: Duck Hunting Season
Least Favorite Food: Peking Duck
Hungry for duck brain, Krang ordered Shredder to beam an Earthbound
duck to Dimension X (there’s a shortage of ducks in Dimension X). While
transmuting the duck, famous test pilot, Ace Conrad, accidentally flew into the
energy beam. The emerging plane was suddenly piloted by none other than Ace
Duck, the aero-dynamic adventurer with a big bill. The plane plummeted into
the inner city and slid nose-first into the sewer. Ace escaped without ruffling his
feathers and found himself at the secret hideout of the Turtles. After realizing he
wasn’t some quack off the streets, the Turtles decided to hire Ace to pilot their
Turtle Blimp. Always looking for a good adventure, Ace isn’t afraid to scramble
the Foot with his hard-boiled Egg Grenades… as long as he gets paid on time.
Even though he’s employed by the Turtles, Ace is still their fearless, flying
friend.
1st Release Type B Pop-up Display 1994 Reissue
Variation figure with the 1989 5055 Pop-up mutant display 1994
hat off. Variation figure with the version.
hat on. Pop-up display stand of
Krang`s Android Body.
The pop-up version came
with both hat off and on.
9.1 51
Casey Jones
Casey first appeared in the Raphael solo issue by Mirage comic,
“Me, Myself and I”. In the Mirage series, Casey is extremely vio-
lent, even more so than Raphael, but he mellows throughout the
course of the series. In Shades of Gray, Casey accidentally kills
a teenager who tried to mug him. The incident sent him into a
drunken spiral, damaging his relationship with April O’Neil. His
initial homicidal tendencies are especially present in his first ap-
pearance, although he never actually murders anyone in that in-
stance. It was revealed by Kevin Eastman that they had intended
for Casey to have become a vigilante because he watched too
many bad cop shows, as opposed to the more overused storyline
where the hero does so after seeing their family murderd.
Stock Number: 5058
Release Date: 1989
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $5
Price (CIB): $15
52 9.2
PORTRAIT OF CASEY JONES
The battering vigilante sportsman!
Accessories: Baseball Bats, Golf Club, Golf Bag, Hockey Mask, Shoulder Pad
Height: 6′ 2″ Weight: 235 lbs. with fully loaded golf bag
Favorite Sports Team: Mudville Slingers
Favorite Food: Shake ‘n’ Break Chicken
Favorite Swing: Grand Slam
Like all psychos, Casey Jones, the masked sportsman, wanted to be a
legend. Armed with broken bats, shattered dreams and one golf club, Casey
turned his ambition toward crime-fighting. Modeling himself after his favorite
vigilante cop show, Casey decided to take the law into his own mitts. Outfitted
with castoff sportsgear, Casey challenges every criminal who dares to go out
of bounds. This bat-bearing vigilante fights to rid the world of all bad sports,
including those who would dare steal second base. Casey’s got a score to settle
against all lawless losers – from litterbugs to madmen bent on world domina-
tion. Teaming up with our beloved Turtle Teens, Casey strikes out with a special
vengeance against Shredder and the Foot Clan!
Type C Pop-up Display KB Reissue 1995 Reissue
1989 5058 Pop-up mutant display 1995 5377

version.
Foot Soldiers.
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Genghis Frog
Genghis Frog is one of the Punk Frogs, a group of four frogs that
were mutated and trained by Shredder. They first appeared in the
1987 TV series episode “Invasion of the Punk Frogs”. Genghis
also made a cameo appearance in the anime Turtle series, episode
“Super Turtles Dai Pinchi! Saint Tojo!”.
Genghis Frog, followed later by Napoleon Bonafrog, became one
of the only two Punk Frogs to get an action figure. The Beach
Bandolier is a black belt that has four slots to hold each of Geng-
his’s Cola Can Grenades. A more rare variant of the belt came in
a gold color.
Stock Number: 5051
Release Date: 1989
Series: Basic Set
Yellow Belt Variant

Price (loose): $25
Price (CIB): $70
54 9.3
PORTRAIT OF GENGHIS FROG
The Tubular Surfin’ Dude
Weapons: Tongue Gun, Radical Razpr-sharp Boogie Board, Surfin’ Shades,

Beach Bandolier with Cola Can Grenades
Birthplace: Surf Swamp of Okeefenokee, Florida
Height: 5′ 5″ Age: 3 Leap Years
Weight: 175 lbs. (not including warts)
Favorite Song: Sewer Surfin’ USA
Favortie Movie: Swamp Thing
Genghis Frog, once a humble, naive tadpole, was accidentally mutated,
then intentionally tricked by the evil Shredder to join his cohorts in horror.
Once exposed to the sinister, wicked ways of Shredder, Genghis soon realized
that the Turtles were his true friends.
Now this radical amphibious leader of the frogs is showing everyone
his true colors. He’s a sewer-surfin’ fool and courageous dude who doesn’t
mind ridin’ the waves to splash the Foot. Undaunted by the fear of croaking,
Genghis Frog arms himself with his Tongue Gun to lick the evil Shredder. Rid-
ing his Radical Razor-sharp Boogie Board, this frog’s ready to cut the Foot
Clan to rib-bits.
Pop-up Display Type B
Figure has gold belt on. Figure has gold belt off. Pop-up mutant display 1989 5051
version. A figure variation with
Pop-up display stand of black belt on.
Mouser.
9.3 55
Metalhead
Metalhead was orignally from the 1987 cartoon series. He was
a robotic turtle, created by Krang, and would later served as a
basis for the 2012 character of the same name but with a different
backstory.
His original action figure featured an arm with swappable mecha-
nunchuks, a backpack with scanner and video games, and vac-
metallized detailing. The figure was later re-issued as a roboti-
cized Michealangelo.
A separate character from Mirage comics, named “Metal Head”
was as a superhero with the power to control his fluid metal hair
like tentacles.
Stock Number: 5053
Release Date: 1989
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $6
Price (CIB): $15
56 9.4
PORTRAIT OF METALHEAD
The Original Party Robot
Weapons: Radical Robo-chuks, Portable Party Pack, Radar/Foot Blaster and

Utility Belt
Birthplace: Krang’s Technodrome
Height: 6′
Weight: 1/4 Ton
Eyes: Weirdly Glowing Red
Personality Programs: 4
Favortie Food: Computer Chip Cookies
Designed as Krang’s ultimate weapon against the Turtles, Metalhead
was re-programmed by Donatello to serve the side of good. The chrome-plated
sewer servant’s eyes light up when you hold him up to the light. Always the
life of the party, Metalhead can whip up a whipped cream and jelly bean pizza,
serve sodas, display video games or rock the sewer with tunes from his jazzed-
up juke box. When trouble’s brewing, Metalhead becomes one annoyed an-
droid and dishes out trouble with his Robo-chuks and Foot Blaster to all who
dare mess with his Turtle masters.
Type C Pop-up Display
The Variant card with no 1989 5053 Pop-up mutant display Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987
yellow burst. Very rare. Variant card with yellow version. Metalhead appeared in the series 35th episode,
burst. Pop-up display stand of “The Making of Metalhead”. He also appeared in
Rocksteady. the 2012 series, episode “Metalhead”.
9.4 57
Usagi Yojimbo
Usagi Yojimbo is a comic book series created by Stan Sakai in
1987. The story is set primarily at the beginning of Edo period
of Japan (early 17th century), with anthropomorphic animals re-
placing humans, it features a rabbit ronin, Miyamoto Usagi, who
is partially based on the famous swordsman Miyamoto Musashi.
The series has been awarded 3 Eisner awards.
Usagi appeared several times in the TMNT comic, both of the
animated serie, and the toy line, as a crossover figure. Likewise,
the turtles have appeared in Usagi Yojimbo as well. In his guest
appearances, he is closest to Leonardo, both sharing the same ide-
als and code of ethics.
Stock Number: 5054
Release Date: 1989
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $6
Price (CIB): $15
58 9.5
PORTRAIT OF USAGI YOJIMBO
The Samurai Hare with a Knife
Weapons: Naginata (Curved Spear), Katana (Long Sword), Wakizashi (Short

Sword), Tanto (Dagger), Fist Dagger, Samurai Armor
Height: 5′ 6″ with ears fully extended
Weight: 125 lbs.; with carrot and armor
Favorite Holiday: Easter
Hundreds of years before sewers were even evented, Usagi Yojimbo
(Rabbit Bodyguard), a skilled but masterless Samurai, wandered ancient leg-
endary Japan. In a freakish burst of reception through Donatello’s trans-dimen-
sional portal, this medieval hare wound up thrashing his way through the Tur-
tles’ lair, kicking shell and more or less proving a few points with his Katana.
Splinter recognized the ronin’s skills at once as Usagi repeatedly put the Turtles
on the cutting edge. Trapped in Turtle-time, Usagi Yojimbo quickly became a
trusted and honorable ally in the ongoing pursuit of pizza and a Shredder-less
world.
1989 5054 Pop-up mutant display Usagi Yojimbo`s real name Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987
version. are Miyamoto Usagi. Appar- Usagi appeared in the series 33th episode, “Us-
Pop-up display stand of ently the TV show writers did agi Yojimbo”.
Shredder. not understand the distinc-
tion and misnamed the char-
acter after the comic book.
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Baxter Stockman
Dr. Baxter Stockman is a scientist who has appeared in most of
the TMNT related media. In each version, he is depicted as the
creator of the Mousers. Nevertheless, there are several differenc-
es among his various appearances. In the Mirage comic series,
Dr. Stockman was a sociopathic African American scientist “off
in his own world” with no relation to the comic Shredder. In the
1987 TMNT cartoon series and the Archie comics, Stockman was
a misguided white American inventor who works for Shredder.
In the 2003 series, Baxter Stockman is portrayed as he was in the
original Mirage comic series, except that he now has connections
to the Shredder.
Stock Number: 5057
Release Date: 1989
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $5
Price (CIB): $15
60 9.6
PORTRAIT OF BAXTER STOCKMAN
The bungling, bug-eyed, wickedly winged scientist!
Accessories: Anti-Turtle Swatter, Detachable Fly Wings & Arms

Dimension Where Created: X
Height: 3′
Favorite Sport: Soup Swimming
Favortie Phrase: “Help me!”
Baxter Stockman, a man with the mind of a scientist and the body of a
common housefly, buzzes around town, annoying the Turtles and other decent
reptiles. Created accidentally in Dimension X by a malfunctioning disintegrator
unit, Baxter flurried himself into an avenging frenzy, ready to fly up anyone’s
nose. Finally convinced by Shredder that the Turtles were solely responsible
for his rebirth as an insect, Baxter now vents his hostilities toward our half-
shelled heroes. Armed and winged with the Anti-Turtle Swatter, Baxter swats
the shell out of the Turtles. His scientific experiments may break a few beakers,
but Shredder can always use a fly with evil ingenuity.
Type B Pop-up Display 1992 Reissue
1989 5057 1989 5057 Pop-up mutant display

Variation with a brown Variation figure a with version.
swatter. blue-green swatter. Pop-up display stand of
Splinter.
9.6 61
General Traag
General Traag is the leader of the Rock Soldiers, who sometimes
work alongside the Foot Soldiers.
General Traag was a recurring character in the 1987 cartoon, as
well as in the Archie comic series and a few video games. The
1987 cartoon version of General Traag was a solid reddish-brown
rock humanoid, much simpler in appearance than his flashier fig-
ure.
In the 2012 TV series, Traag is a 20 ft lava-spewing, rock monster
with regenerating abilities, who is in service to the Kraang.
Stock Number: 5061
Release Date: 1989
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $6
Price (CIB): $15
62 9.7
PORTRAIT OF GENERAL TRAAG
Rock ‘em Sock ‘em Rock Soldier
Weapons: Laser Blaster, Stunlaser Rifle, Anti-Turtle Combat Knife

Birthplace: Under a Volcano in Dimension X
Altitude: 6 feet Weight: 2 Cement Trucks or 100 Sumo Wrestlers
IQ: Microscopic Favortie Music: Rock ‘n Roll
As unstoppable as a landslide, General Traag, leader of Krang’s Rock
Soldier armies in Dimension X, has one thing on his tiny mind – demolish Tur-
tles. Summoned by Krang to exterminante the Turtles and prepare the way for an
invasion from Dimension X, General Traag is grinding like a glacier over every-
thing in his path.
This stone-cold killer digs through solid rock with his Anti-Turle Combat
Knife looking for Turtles. In a battle of wits, he may be unarmed but beware of
his Laser Blaster. You are in for a shock should you end up on the wrong end of
this atom smasher. Traag’s Stunlaser gun leaves his enemies dazed, dopey and
defenseless – perfect for Turtle shish kabobs or or as victims for Krang’s diaboli-
cal schemes.
Type C Pop-up Display 1994 Reissue
1989 5061 Pop-up mutant display 1994 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987
version. General Traag first appeared in part 4 of the se-
Pop-up display stand of ries’ 5-part pilot miniseries, “Hot Rodding Teen-
Raphael. agers from Dimension X”.
9.7 63
Krang
Krang’s physical appearance was inspired by the Utroms from the
original TMNT Mirage comic, and in the 2003 animated series
there is an Utrom named Krang. However, in the 1987 cartoon,
Krang is not stated to be an Utrom. The Utroms are naturally
brain-like aliens, while in the first animated series Krang claims
to be an alien who has been stripped of his body and left with
only his brain. It is never stated what kind of body he had. When
he cloned himself in “Invasion of the Krangazoids”, his clones,
though initially brain-creatures like himself, continued develop-
ing until they had complete bodies, leading to the thought that
Krang’s true form is a large reptilian creature.
Stock Number: 5056
Release Date: 1989
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $6
Price (CIB): $16
64 9.8
PORTRAIT OF KRANG
The Bodiless Burbling Brain Behind Da Foot Clan
Weapons: Brain-drain gun, Mobiloe Life-Support System, Mechanized Arms

Birthplace: Dimension X Height: 1′ 6″ without body
Weight: 17 lbs. (soaking wet) Age: Unknown
Favortie Phrase: “Home is where you hang your hat.”
Hobby: Phrenology
Krang is all the brains a body could want. Unfortunately, Krang ain’t got
no body. He is, however, the mastermind behind Shredder and the Foot Clan.
Krang’s ranting, burbling, chortling, raving antics are a few of the reasons
he was banished from his home-sweet-home of Dimension X. Now, Krang brings
his smarty-pants attitude to the decent planet Earth, where law-abiding citizens
are threatened by his supreme intelligence.
Krang also supplies Shredder with his controversial Retromutagen, the
transformation substance which is instrumental in their conquests. Krang’s ten-
tacles allow him to wrestle with his biggest headache, the Turtles – who pose a
threat to his global dominance.
1992 Reissue 1994 Reissue 1995 Reissue KB Reissue
1989 5056 1992 1994 1995
9.8 65
Leatherhead
Leatherhead was created in 1987 by Mirage Studios artist Ryan
Brown. He is a mutated, anthropomorphic alligator and appears
in numerous TMNT versions.
In his first appearance, the 1987 cartoon, the Punk Frogs, who had
also been mutated by the same swamp, find themselves enslaved
by Leatherhead, until he was captured by the Turtles who came
to save the frogs. In the Mirage comic, Leatherhead was nothing
more than an infant alligator who was found by a pair of TCRI
Utroms who decided to bring the creature to their headquarters.
During his stay with the Utroms, Leatherhead was exposed to
Mutagen which caused him to mutate into a humanoid and intel-
ligent being.
Stock Number: 5052
Release Date: 1989
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $8
Price (CIB): $25
66 9.9
PORTRAIT OF LEATHERHEAD
Swamp Stompin’, Ragin’ Cajun Gator
Weapons: Turtle Trap, Swamp Gun, Jumbo Gumbo Belt

Birthplace: Florida Neverglades
Height: 12′ 4″ Weight: 871 lbs.
Favorite Songs: “Swamp Stomp,” “Old Man Gator”
Favortie Food: Cajun-Spiced Turtle
While scum-skulking through the green, slimy depths of a rank Florida
swamp, a garden-variety gator swam through a streak of orange mutagen. Faster
than snap, crackle and crunch, this grinning gator mutated into Leatherhead, the
biggest, meanest reptile ever to hit the amphibious circuit.
Rippling with supermutant strength and swimming ability, Leatherhead
enjoys just a pinch of Turtle between his teeth and gum for true chewin’ satisfac-
tion.
This garbage can gourmet fills his gullet by trapping Turtles, tenderizing
them with a blast of his swamp gun and mixing in a bag of red-hot Cajun spices.
Leatherhead is the undisputed king of the swamp and could be the next sultan of
the sewer when Shredder drafts him into the dreaded Foot Clan.
1989 5052 Pop-up mutant display Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987
version. General Traag appeared in the 30th episode,
Pop-up display stand of “Leatherhead: Terror of the Swamp”.
Michaelangelo.
9.9 67
Rat King
The Rat King remains one of the more enigmatic characters in
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, with various appearances depict-
ing him as either a villain, a neutral character and even an ally
of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The Rat King has apparent tel-
epathic influence over rats, with his only other consistent power
being his immense strength (which varies throughout incarna-
tions of the character).
In Archie Comics, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures
series, the Rat King is given the name Lord Ha’ntaan. The Rat
King’s first appearance in the Archie Comics is in issue eleven,
where the Turtles encounter him while searching for the Shredder
in the sewers.
Stock Number: 5059
Release Date: 1989
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $6
Price (CIB): $15
68 9.10
PORTRAIT OF RAT KING
Swamp Stompin’, Ragin’ Cajun Gator
Accessories: Royal Ratbow, Rat Hook and Snakebelt

Height: Tall enough
Weight: One heavy dude
Favorite Food: Ratatouile
Favorite Film: “Willard”
No one knows for certain where he came from, but one thing is for sure,
Rat King revels in scum and scum revels in him. The creepiest of sewer crawl-
ies nest in his royally rotten rags. The self-proclaimed King of the Ratocracy,
he hypnotizes his rodent subjects with his seductive flute playing. Even Splinter
succumbs to his magical musical powers.
Rat King’s army protects his slimy kingdom by fighting tooth and whisk-
er against all outsiders, good or bad. Watch out! Rat on his loyal subjects and
you may be wrestling with his Rat Hook or running for your life from Rat King’s
Royal Ratbow. Rat King’s motto is: “First the sewers, then the world!” He and
Shredder are battling for total sewer domination while the Turtles are defending
their “Home Sweet Sewer” from both. Looks like plenty of trouble underfoot.
Type C Pop-up Display 1992 Reissue Foreign Release
1989 5059 Pop-up mutant display 1993 5388 A Japanese release.

1st. Release. version. Figure comes with a
Pop-up display stand of check-list.
Leonardo.
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Sewer Swimmin’ Donatello
The figure has wind-up swimming legs for kids to use in the bath-
tub. The wind-up knob is disguised as a pouch on his belt, and
could be wound up to make him kick. He had a mechanism inside
his torse that make his hips move in a swimming motion. His
ankles also have articulation that allows him to stand normally or
look like he is swimming. The figure came with two accessories.
One was a sewer-scuba jet which was a large grayish-blue missile
looking object he could hold onto as a floatation device. The other
was a harpoon that he can hold or clip onto the scuba jet.
Included with the “Wacky Action” figure line, was a bonus Turtle
Quiz/Joke Book.
Stock Number: 5612
Release Date: 1989
Series: Wacky Action
Price (loose): $7
Price (CIB): $15
70 9.11
PORTRAIT OF SEWER SWIMMIN’ DONATELLO
Wind-up sewer spyin’ reptile with swimmin’ action!
Accessories: Floating sewer-scuba sewer jet and detachable Foot seeking spear
Clean up the stinky Foot with Sewer-Swimmin’ Donatello. With Don’s
sewer-scuba jet, you can be certain the Shredder won’t be surfing through your
sewers. This Turtle teen skims the water to uncover deviously devised Foot
plans. Don dares to boldly go where no Turtle has gone before – your tub, for
instance, where he gets more than his feet wet giving the Foot a bath. And his
keen spy sense will keep him from making too many waves.
See Don rival Olympic hopefuls with his shell-stroke swimming action!
The Turtles can now command the high seas from the splendor of your sewer-
bath!
1989 5612 Figure variant with dark

Figure variant with light back shell.
back shell.
9.11 71
Breakfightin’ Raphael
In the earliest Mirage Comics, Raphael was the most violent tur-
tle and had a tendency for going berserk either in battle or when
his temper flared up. He has a somewhat cynical and sarcastic
sense of humor. Raphael mellowed somewhat as the series went
on, possibly a key moment for his character development was
when he allowed Leonardo to go in alone to defeat The Shredder
after nearly being killed by the Foot Elite.
Breakfightin’ Raphael has a wind-up action feature that makes
him “break dance”, or spin, on a blue gyro disc accessory. On the
back of his shell, a little port is present, where the gyro disc can
be attached to give him his spinning action. His two weapons can
be held in his hands or attached to his feet to fight while spinning.
Stock Number: 5613
Release Date: 1989
Price (CIB): $9
72 9.12
PORTRAIT OF BREAKFIGHTIN’ RAPHAEL
Wind-up streetwise reptile with breakfightin’ action!
Accessories: Garbage can gyro-lid with Turtle tools, rat bola and
anti-Foot stars!
When Raphael gets wound up, he likes to unwind on his back. He slides
on his detachable garbage can gyro-lid and flips into a back-breaking Ninja spin.
Nothing will be left standing inside the circle of Turtle terror as the disgusting
rat bola spins ferociously in Raphael’s green grip.
The Foot don’t stand a chance against Raphael’s streetwise, breakfightin’
maneuvers. His anti-Foot stars slice with the ruthlessness of a vegematic.
So turn up the boom box and let the breakfightin’ master teach the Foot a few
steps. Raphael would gladly sweep the Shredder of his feet and prove once and
for all that it takes two to tangle!
1989 5613 Figure variant with

Figure variant with light dark back shell.
back shell.
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Rock ‘N’ Roll Michaelangelo
In the Mirage Comic, Michelangelo was depicted as fun-loving,
carefree, and, while not as aggressive as Raphael, always ready
to fight.
Rock ‘N Roll Michaelangelo`s wind-up action features was that
his right arm would spin 360 degrees below the wrist allowing
him to spin his weapons around. He also came with three bright
green weapons. On the figure’s side there is a little knob, dis-
guised as a pocket on his belt, that is used to wind-up Michae-
langelo’s wrist. The head sculpt featured Mikey’s tongue sticking
out from between his smiling lips, which somewhat captured his
cartoon personality.
Stock Number: 5614
Release Date: 1989
Price (loose): $5
Price (CIB): $9
74 9.13
PORTRAIT OF ROCK ‘N ROLL MICHAELANGELO
The party reptile with twist-wrist Ninja action!
Accessories: Twist-wrist right forearm with sewer snakes, swiss-army sewer

cover and nunchukus (sa tjat koen)
It’s rock ‘n roll, dudes, with this Wacky Action Michaelangelo wind-
up! There’ll be lots of twistin’ and shoutin’ when Mike rolls into battle with his
special Ninja weaponry. Stick a sewer snake in his rotating right hand and watch
the whizzing, whirling, whipping action! No Foot will get a foot closer while
Mike’s powerhouse right forearm delivers gyrating jabs.
Cut pizza the old-fashioned way with Mike’s patented swiss-army sewer
cover. Comes complete with Turtle can opener, pepperoni cleaver, pizza-power
cutter and standard table fork for mock-human action.
Bring the thrills of the TMNT cartoon into your own living room! Slip
Mike’s nunchukus in his right hand, wind-up his power pack and stand back for
three-dimensional articulation! The Shredder won’t know what to do when he
sees the deadly sewer snakes spinning furiously at his head (kids, don’t try this
at home). Now, the ultimate Ninja warrior’s got a new twist!
1989 5614 Figure variant with

Figure variant with light dark back shell.
back shell.
9.13 75
Wacky Walkin` Mouser
In the Mirage Comics the Mousers were originally created by Dr.
Baxter Stockman, under the premise of selling them to the gov-
ernment, to help fight New York City’s Rat problem. However,
their creator used them to steal valuables from bank vaults, to
gain billions through crime, as he believed himself to be smarter
than the authorities.
The Mousers appear in the IDW comics as well, but they were
created there from the outset by Baxter Stockman for military
purposes. They are given the name Mousers, because it is short
for, “Minefield Ordnance Unarming System Enhanced Robots”.
Stock Number: 5615
Release Date: 1989
Price (CIB): $10
76 9.14
PORTRAIT OF Wacky Walkin` Mouser
Robotic rat trap with an appetite for Turtles!
Action Features: Repulsive chomping jaws, real walking action, punch-out

card of rats, Turtles ‘n things!
Birthplace: Baxter Stockman’s Laboratory
Height: 2′ 6″
Weight: 46 lbs. on an empty stomach
Hobby: Eating
Favortie Food: Groundround rat cheeseburgers, Turtle pizza
The Mousers were created by the infamous, wickedly winged Foot sci-
entist, Baxter Stockman. These robotic rat traps patrol city streets and sewers,
scanning for edibles with their penetrating search-eye. Your typical robot Mous-
er has a mindless cavity the shape and size of a walnut. Its cast-iron stomach,
however, makes a garbage dump look appetizing. Chock full of Turtle pizzas,
rodent ravioli, rat cheeseburgers and moused potatoes, these Mousers will de-
vour anything.
With the determination of an exterminator, Mousers employ their neu-
tron-noses to sniff-out and track down rats and Turtles. Their repulsive steel,
chomping jaws can chew through anything, including the hardest Turtles shell.
1989 5615 Not much of a variant, but

the stickers are arranged
differently.
9.14 77
Giant Leonardo
In the 1987 cartoon`s theme song lyrics, Leonardo is said outright
to be the leader of the TMNT, and there is little disputing this; his
orders are usually followed, and he is a very serious do-gooder
who hardly ever makes wise cracks. This is also, the only version
of the TMNT mythos where Leonardo does not have his sibling
rivalry with Raphael.
The giant Turtles came with their belts that were made of a faux
leather type material and their signature weapons.
Stock Number: 5623
Release Date: 1989
Series: Giant Size
Price (loose): $24

Price (CIB): $48
78 9.15
Leonardo Giant Size
Accessories: katana Blade

They’re mutations gone wild! Over three and a half times the size of
normal mutant reptiles! Beware as these gargantuan Turtles roam the city streets,
smashing and bashing and eating lots and lots of pizza!

Collect all 4 Turtle Giants - MICHAELANGELO, LEONARDO, DON-

ATELLO and RAPHAEL. They`re perfect for city or sewer play!
KB Reissue
1990 5623 KB Toys reissue is labeled

Original Release is “Leonardo + Katana
labeled “Leonardo with Blade” and with website
katana Blade”. logo on back.
9.15 79
Giant Donatello
Donatello’s appearance in the Archie publications were largely
based on the 1987 Fred Wolf incarnation, but with Mirage writ-
ers on board at Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures such as
Steve Murphy and Ryan Brown, a lot of references to his Mirage
counterpart were made. Donatello was showcased to be pure of
heart and soul, being able to pass through the Netherworld un-
scathed. Donatello was almost a pacifist, detesting every time he
used violence.
All the giant Turtles are 13” tall.
Stock Number: 5623
Release Date: 1989
Series: Giant Size
Price (loose): $24

Price (CIB): $48
80 9.16
Donatello Giant Size
Accessories: Bo


KB Reissue

Original Release is “Donatello + Bo” and
labeled “Donatello with with website logo on back.
Bo”.
9.16 81
Giant Raphael
Raphael’s personality in the 1987 animated series deviates the
most from all other incarnations. The show’s theme song states
that Raphael is “cool, but crude”, as opposed to being angry and
sullen as in other versions. His toned-down attitude was mostly
due to the fact that this series was based primarily on humor.
Raphael is a sarcastic wise-guy, and supplies comic relief along-
side Michelangelo, whose humor is usually attributed to his
ignorance and spaciness, whereas Raphael is more sarcastic and
witty.
All four Giant Turtles share the same stock number.
Stock Number: 5623
Release Date: 1989
Series: Giant Size
Price (loose): $24

Price (CIB): $48
82 9.17
Raphael Giant Size
Accessories: Sai


KB Reissue

Original Release is la- “Raphael + Sai” and with
beled “Raphael with Sai”. website logo on back.
9.17 83
Giant Michaelangelo
Michelangelo’s persona became strongly established in the 1987
animated series. He was often seen as a “Party Dude”, which,
though accurate in the 1987 series, accounts for only part of his
personality otherwise. As the “party dude”, he usually didn’t have
much input in the team’s plans, although he was still just as active
as his brothers. He typically spent much of his time joking and
socializing with other characters. He is most associated with the
“Cowabunga” expression that became a pop culture phenomenon.
Many web-sites claim the Giant Size figures came out in 1990,
but the date stamped under the foot says 1989. I am not sure what
is the correct statement though.
Stock Number: 5623
Release Date: 1989
Series: Giant Size
Price (loose): $24

Price (CIB): $48
84 9.18
Michaelangelo Giant Size
Accessories: Nunchukus


KB Reissue

Original Release is “Michaelangelo + Nun-
labeled “Michaelangelo chukus” and with website
with Nunchukus”. logo on back.
9.18 85
In 1990, Playmates followed it`s trend with new
inventive supporting characters, as well as continu-
ing the “Wacky Action” line. With the “Disguised
Turtles” line, we got to see the Turtles in different
outfits, something that we would see alot of in the
following years.
86
1990
Fugitoid
The Fugitoid is one of Mirage Studios’ oldest characters, predat-
ing even the TMNT. He was the first joint Eastman and Laird
creation. Fugitoid became integrated into the TMNT universe
and befriended the turtles. He was intially Professor Honeycutt,
a scientist from another world whose mind became trapped in his
android creation SAL.
Protruding from the outsides of the figures knees and the backs of
his shoulders are pegs upon which you can attach his accessories,
all which have holes in their handles meant to fit around the pegs.
Another feature of the figure, is his upper chest that pops open to
reveal circuitry and another protruding peg. On this peg, you at-
tach his Skeletal Scanner by the hole in its base.
Stock Number: 5109
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $5
Price (CIB): $11
88 10.1
PORTRAIT OF FUGITOID
The Sleek Servo Servant!
Accessories: Electro-Stun Stick, Metal-melting Machine Gun, Grappling Claw,

Skeletal Scanner
Birthplace: Peblak, on the Planet D’Hoonib
Weight: 200 lbs. (without rust) Favortie Music: Heavy Metal
Favortie Drink: Oil Nickname: Honeycutt
While tinkering with an unstable mental device, the infamous Dr. Honey-
cutt transferred his brain into his android servant – making him the world’s first
and most sought after servo-scientist. Now a hunted hybrid humanoid, Honey-
cutt’s on the run. Officially classified as a Fugitoid, he bumped into the Turtles
while trying to squeeze through a transdimensional portal and returned with them
to earth.
Loyal to the end, Fugitoid assists the Turtles in developing new devices.
He’s particularly fond of Donatello’s ingenuity. Fugitoid is skilled in many lan-
guages – from conversational cockroach to Mongolian mumble – but he’s best
used as a super-scout for the Turtles. Armed with his grappling claw and skel-
etal servo-scanner, Fugitoid can get himself into unusual places. He’s an endless
source of data, details and other dehumanized delights. Fugitoid. A good guy to
run around with.
Type D2
1990 5109 A 4.5-inches tall chrome Fugitoid figure was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series 2003
A variation card with released, celebrating TMNTs 25th years an- While Fugitoid never appeared in the 1987 car-
“NEW” in a yellow star- niversary toon, he was a prominent character in the 2003
burst on front. cartoon.
10.1 89
Mondo Gecko
In the 1987 TMNT cartoon, Mondo Gecko, voiced by John Mari-
ano, began his life as a normal lizard who fell into New York City
sewers when the Turtles were mutated, and he also became mu-
tated. However, Mondo was picked up and raised by gangsters.
In the Archie comics however, Mondo Gecko had started out as
a human skateboarder playing in a local heavy metal band. As
the band practices in Shredder’s former hideout, some of Krang’s
discarded Mutagen merged his DNA with that of his pet gecko.
It was this version of the character whose story was incorporated
into the action figure line.
Stock Number: 5106
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Blue Eye Brows Variant

Price (loose): $7
Price (CIB): $15
Green Eye Brows Variant
Price (loose): $21
Price (CIB): $43
90 10.2
PORTRAIT OF MONDO GECKO
The Rip Roarin’, Skateboardin’ Reptile!
Accessories: Turbo-charged Sewer Skateboard, Tail Skate and Label Sheet

Birthplace: Quarterpipe, Hawaii
Height: 4 ft. (over the lip) Weight: 150 lbs. (with clear skin)
Favorite Phrase: Skate or die Favorite Pastime: Tonguing flies
A loner. A lizard. A skatemaster. Mutated from a head-banging, thrash-
metal, teenage guitarist, Mondo Gecko is the coolest lizard to surf the concrete
jungle. Known to his cold-blooded boardin’ brethren as “The Mon,” Mondo
Gecko likes to skate the sewers and grease the grind. This maximum maniac
grooves on shining the curbside and puts fun and freedom ahead of everything
else. He’s always stoked and lookin’ for a new adventure. So when the Turtles
need some extra help, Mondo’s ready to skate, rattle and roll.
Mondo Gecko and the Turtles make funky freestylin’ friends. Teenager to
the end, Mondo’s got his brain jammed into Michaelangelo’s frequency. They’re
both party dudes – and that makes for a totally awesome twosome. With braces
on his tubular teeth and cream on his mutant zits, Mondo Gecko chomps and
chews on butter beans and rips through the sewer pipes, ready to crash and thrash
the Foot.
Type D2 1994 Reissue
Variation figure with black 1990 5106 1994 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987
eyebrow-eyelid and red Variation figure with blue Mondo Gecko appeared in the 109th episode,
knee spike. eyebrow-eyelid and not “Michelangelo Meets Mondo Gecko”.
painted knee spike.
10.2 91
Napoleon Bonafrog
Napoleon Bonafrog is one of the Punk Frogs. In order to promote
the two Punk Frogs that got an action figure, Playmates had epi-
sodes with Genghis and Napoleon as solo characters. The Napo-
leon figure looked nothing like his cartoon counterpart. Like the
Turtles, all four Punk Frogs looked identical save for some color-
ing and accessory choices. The Genghis Frog toy already cap-
tured the cartoon look of the Punk Frogs, so to make Napoleon
stand out, Playmates gave him a radically different appearance
and calling him a “toad” in his bio, in spite of his name. In the epi-
sode, “Napoleon Bonafrog: Colossus of the Swamps”, Napoleon
gets transformed into a “monstrous” new version of himself, what
looks like a way of justifying Napoleon’s toy look.
Stock Number: 5113
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $6
Price (CIB): $12
92 10.3
PORTRAIT OF NAPOLEON BONAFROG
The Swamp Surfin’ Sewer Toad!
Accessories: Turbo-charged Sewer Skateboard, Tail Skate and Label Sheet

Birthplace: Quarterpipe, Hawaii
Height: 4 ft. (over the lip)
Weight: 150 lbs. (with clear skin)
Favorite Phrase: Skate or die
Favorite Pastime: Tonguing flies
Napoleon Bonafrog, also known as Genghis Frog’s surfin’ siblin’ from the
south, hopped away with his two swamp frog brothers, Attila and Rasputin, to
join Genghis in the big city. Together now, they join forces along with the Turtles
to lick the evil Foot Clan.
Inventor of the “hop, skip and jump” attack formation, Napoleon Bona-
frog employs his strategic swamp senses to outwit Shredder’s mindless minions.
Forever followed by Flyboy, his Mutant Fly Friend, Napoleon drafts his bug bud-
dy into service as a swamp spy. And when Flyboy feeds Napoleon the facts, the
fearless frog fights the Foot with his Foot-swatter and Serpent Slasher. Protected
by his horny toad armor, Napoleon Bonafrog puts the Foot down for peace.
Type E1
Figure variant with a pink Figure variant with a pink 1990 5113 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987
peace medalion and light peace medalion and dark Figure variant with a Napoleon Bonafrog`s solo-episode, “Napoleon
green skin green skin. green peace medalion, Bonafrog: Colossus of the Swamps” was in sea-
light green skin. son five, episode seven.
10.3 93
Panda Khan
Li Yang, the Panda Khan is unique in his ties to TMNT lore and
a special, though somewhat elusive ally and friend to the Turtles
and Usagi Yojimbo, dating back to the very early days of both
comic series. The reason for Li Yang’s inclusion into the TMNT
Playmates Toys fold, aside from creator’s Dave Garcia and Mon-
ica Sharp’s friendship and association with Mirage Studios, was
also that at some point P.K. was to appear in the original TMNT
cartoon show. This is very similar to the effect of the deal made
with Stan Sakai and the now iconic cross-over history that Usagi
Yojimbo and his friends have had with the TMNT.
The action figure with the white face is somewhat more valuable
than the little more usual variation with the gray face.
Stock Number: 5108
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $8
Price (CIB): $16
94 10.4
PORTRAIT OF PANDA KHAN
The Samurai Bashin’ Bear!
Accessories: Dragon’s Claws Sword, Battle Axe, Fusion Blaster, Gou Hook
Birthplace: A small out of the way dimension
Height: 8′
Weight: 350 lbs. (that includes all his fur)
Pet Peeve: People who say, “Who gave you the black eyes?”
Favortie Battle Hold: Bear hug
Descended from giant mutant Earth pandas, a thousand years in the fu-
ture, Panda Khan is the Samurai ruler of a genetically improved tribe of battlin’
bears. Leaving his alien world in search of great adventure, Khan boarded a Tong
pirate ship and using the ancient art of Ting Zing Pao, time-traveled to Earth,
1990. Landing in the sewers, Panda Khan linked up with the Turtles for an un-
bearably good time.
Living by the code of the Khan, Panda Khan “Khantinues” to help the
Turtles combat crime and cruelty wherever he finds it. Outfitted with his protec-
tive chain mail and samurai armor, Panda Khan’s hard for the Foot Clan to bear.
Type E1
1990 5108 Variation figure with white Dave Garcia and his wife Monica Sharp pub-
Variation figure with light face. lished their “Chronicles of PANDA KHAN” com-
grey face. ic book series in the 1980’s and ‘90s.
10.4 95
Ray Fillet
Ray Fillet was created by Mirage Studios’ artist Ryan Brown.
Ray Fillet, or Man Ray as he was known as in the Archie comic,
was once a marine biologist, and has since been mutated into an
anthropomorphic manta ray. He eventually joined a team of his
own, The Mighty Mutanimals. It is with this team that he saw his
end, when he and his entire team were massacred.
Ray Fillet also apears as an ally of the Turtles who joins them to
help rescue Splinter in the Genesis version of Teenage Mutant
Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters.
The action figure has several different figure variations, as well as
package variations.
Stock Number: 5110
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Blue “V” Chest Variant

Price (loose): $4
Price (CIB): $8
Red “V” Chest Variant
Price (loose): $7
Price (CIB): $15
96 10.5
PORTRAIT OF RAY FILLET
The Fist-fighting Fish!
Accessories: Ray Gill Gun, Fish Stix, Scarfish

Birthplace: 1999.5 leagues below the sea Water Displacement: 500 lbs.
Favorite Movie: The Deep Favortie Saying: Suck saltwater, dude!
You smell something fishy? That’s because you just picked up Ray Fillet,
the coolest sea creature to ever leap from the deep. Spawned from a marine biolo-
gist and a manta ray, Ray Fillet emerged from a toxic sewer pipe only to discover
himself super-strong and super-slimy.
He’s a Foot-fightin’ fish who helps the Turtles when they’re in deep trou-
ble – underwater, that is. Ray rescues best when he’s submerged, ’cause his color
changing transforms him from water wimp to a fist-fighting fish. Aquatically as-
sisted by Fish Stix, Ray Fillet filters out crime from the coral reef. Using his
mean-faced Scarfish weapon and Ray Gill Gun, the Foot don’t stand a chance
when they’re up to their knees in water.
Figure has red chest with Card has“Awesome Mu- 1990 5110 Figure has yellow chest
a purple “V”. tant Color Change” on the Card has“Awesome Mu- with a blue “V”.
front. Figure has red chest tant Color Change” on the
with a purple “V”. front. Figure has a purple
torso with a red “V” on
the chest.
10.5 97
Wingnut & Screwloose
Wingnut’s first appearance was actually as a villain and ally of
Shredder in a mini-comic that came with Ralston-Purina’s Teen-
age Mutant Ninja Turtles cereal. Wingnut was also portrayed as
a villain in the 1987 cartoon series, hailing from Dimension X.
His comrade, Screwloose is an alien mosquito, who has also been
presented as both an ally and an antagonist of the Turtles.
The original Wingnut figure was never re-released but it did pre-
sumably come in two different variants. One with dark brown
color on the wings and one with light brown color.
Stock Number: 5103
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $6
Price (CIB): $12
98 10.6
PORTRAIT OF WINGNUT & Screwloose
Dingbat Buddies who Bite the Baddies!
Accessories: Bat Gun, Plasma-propelled Bat Wings, Blood-burstin’ Bat Bomb

and Utility Bat Belt
Birthplace: Belfry, Transylvania Height: 5′ 5″ (hanging by his talons)
Weight: 160 lbs. (with Screwloose on his back)
Favortie Sound: Blood curdling
Wingnut, the clutzy, caped vampire bat, quietly hung out on his home
planet Huanu. That is, until Krang destroyed it. Saved and sucked into a vortex
before his planet exploded, Wingnut ended up on Earth, along with Screwloose,
a levelheaded Huanu mosquito.
Furious and frantic that Krang blew up his planet, the crazed Wingnut’s
out to get even with Krang – or anyone else associated with the burbling brain.
That makes him a perfect ally with the Turtle teens.
Despite Wingnut’s bloodshot eyes, defective radar, stunted wings and
oversensitive ears, he’s determined to be a sewer-superhero. Even with constant
training from our green teens, Wingnut’s more likely to bump into a building
than bust a baddie. Armed with mechanical turbo wings invented by Donatello,
Wingnut flutters and putters to put the bite on the Foot Clan.
Type D1
1990 5103 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987

Wingnut and Screwloose appeared in the series
episode “Zach and the Alien Invaders”, episode
#123, season 5 (1991). They also appeared in the
2012 series, in season 2’s episode “The Mutation
Situation”.
10.6 99
Muckman & Joe Eyeball
In the 1987 cartoon, Muckman was a garbageman named Gar-
son Grunge, who was mutated into a walking pile of garbage
when Bebop and Rocksteady poured mutagen on him. The ac-
cident also mutated his friend Joe Junkee. They took the names
Muckman and Joe Eyeball . They became allies of the turtles af-
ter realizing that Bebop and Rocksteady caused their mutation.
Muckman was voiced by Townsend Coleman, who also was the
voice of Michelangelo and Krang, among others. Joe Eyeball was
voiced by Rob Paulsen, who was the voice of Raphael.
Stock Number: 5101
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $5
Price (CIB): $11
100 10.7
PORTRAIT OF MUCKMAN & Joe Eyeball
The Garbage-gathering Ghoul and His Parasitic Pal!
Accessories: Removable Skullcap, Muck Gun and Muck Pack

Birthplace: Sewer City, U.S.A. Height: Smells too bad to measure
Weight: See above
Favortie Movie: Wizard of Ooze Favortie Musician: Oozie Osbourne
Favorite Treat: Sludge Fudge
Mutated with muck and transformed with trash, this fuming, former sew-
er worker oozes mysteriously through the city’s sewer system, searching for mor-
sels of muck, sludge and slime.
The grungy garbage man tolerates the sewer-dwelling Turtles because
they respect the dignity of the dark and the sanctity of the sewer. And the Turtles
think Muckman’s cool because he looks like a pepperoni pizza.
Though Muckman stinks like a landfill, it doesn’t bother him. Don’t be
fooled by the clothespin on his nose – that’s not to keep the smell out, that’s to
keep the garbage in! But what does Muckman have besides a nose clogged with
gunk? He’s got Joe Eyeball! The amazing three-eyeballed no-nosed parasitic pal
who decon poses his way through sewer pipes and can see through the thickest
sewer stench.
And be sure to keep his extra helping of Retromutagen Ooze (not includ-
ed) handy, ’cause Muckman likes to keep his flesh fresh.
Type D1
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987

1990 5101 Muckman and Joe Eyeball appeared in the epi-
sode “Muckman Messes Up”. Muckman also
made a slight appearance in the 2012 episode
“Invasion of the Squirrelanoids” on a poster on
Mikey’s wall in his room.
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Mutagen Man
Mutagen was based on a sketch made by Peter Laird for Play-
mates. Laird originally called it “The Unknown” and would be
a mutant crossing between an ape and some kind of insect that
went wrong.
Even though Seymour is really a good guy in the TMNT 1987
cartoon, he is persuaded to steal the Bindex-3 against his own
wishes by Shredder, his toy lists him as a bad guy. Mutagen Man
also appeared in the 2012 series, where he was a overwheight
teenaged fan, named Timothy who, after a mutagen mishap, be-
came the entity known as “Mutagen Man”.
Stock Number: 5107
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $7
Price (CIB): $14
102 10.8
PORTRAIT OF MUTAGEN MAN
The Non-stop Mutating Monster!
Accessories: Mutagen Machine Gun, Gooey Garbage, Life Support System,

Skull Plug
Birthplace: Krang’s lab
Weight: 500 lbs. (not including guts)
Favortie Food: See-food
Victim of Krang’s insidious experiments, Seymour Gutz woke up from
a lab table only to find himself hideously transformed into Mutagen Man – a
pathetic, dripping, ever-changing mutating monster. Confined to a mechanical
life support system that holds his mutating body together, Mutagen Man is now
dependent on Ooze to replenish his deteriorating form. Forced to do Shredder’s
bidding in exchange for Retromutagen Ooze, Mutagen Man reluctantly performs
dastardly deeds to get the substance his body so desperately craves.
Armed with his Mutagen Machine Gun, Mutagen Man relentlessly tracks
down the Turtles and their allies. Head for the sewers and hide your Ooze! Muta-
gen Man’s on his way – and you just know he has the guts to get you!
Type E1
1990 5107 Variant card with 44 fig- The Mutagen Man sketch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987
Card with 37 figures on ures on the back. made by Peter Laird. Mutagen Man appeared in the 1991 episode “En-
the back. ter: Mutagen Man”.
10.8 103
Pizzaface
Pizza Face, or Pizzaface, is a crazy pizza maker and enemy of the
Turtles, whose character was originally invented as part of the
1990 toy line.
In the 2012 TV series, he was named Antonio and was the owner
of the Antonio’s Pizza-Rama food chain, a famous New York City
pizzeria. He was turned into the evil Pizza Face when he was ex-
posed to a canister of mutagen in the second season. Pizza Face
looks like a pepperoni and mushroom pizza with arms, a mouth,
and eyes made of pepperoni.
Stock Number: 5111
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $5
Price (CIB): $10
104 10.9
PORTRAIT OF PIZZAFACE
The Psychotic Pizza Chef!
Accessories: Pizza Peg Leg, Clever Cleaver, Pizza Box Shield,

Two Propelling Pizzas
Birthplace: Pisa, Italy Blood Type: Extra Spicy
Weight: Deep Pan Extra Large Favorite Topping: Mutant Turtles
Favortie Fish: Anchovy
Pizzaface – Shredder’s crazed culinary creator – had a plan to become the
most powerful pizza chef ever. So he zapped himself in his Retromutagen oven,
hoping the energy would bake him with badness. But the hungry Turtle Teens
burst into the parlor and pulled Pizzaface out. Now this half-baked bozo wants
to get even with the Turtles for foiling his formula. All the Turtles wanted was a
large pepperoni to go – but instead they got part pizza and part Pizzaface!
Possessing the power of the pizza pie, Pizzaface is the ultimate Turtle
nightmare: traveling from parlor to parlor, he terrorizes the Turtles, trying to turn
them into tasty teen topping. Armed with flying pizzas and a Pizza Box Shield,
this peg-legged pizza piper follows the Foot, even though he’s only got one good
leg. And what’s worse? He delivers.
Type E2
1990 5111 Figure variant with a This is a supposed prototype Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series 2012
Figure variant with no green painted kitchen of Pizzaface. The prototype Pizzaface never appeared in the original 1987
paint on the kitchen knife knife on the chest. Red are more macabre than the cartoon show, but a reimagination of Pizzaface
at the chest. Red paint on paint on the front of the finished product, including stared in the 44th episode of the 2012 series,
the back of the hat. hat. a decapitated finger and a named “Pizza Face”.
smaller head on top of his
own.
10.9 105
Scumbug
Scumbug appeared first in the Archie TMNT Adventures comic,
#10, in which he fought the Turtles in the sewers and was later
confronted by Wyrm.
The Scumbug figure has a total of eight points of articulation,
consisting of two ball-jointed hips, swiveling neck, shoulders,
right wrist, & left forearm, and a loosely hinged jaw. The first
seven joints are typical to most of the original TMNT figures, but
Scumbug’s hinge-jointed jaw is what makes him really unique.
The jaw actually serves as an action feature. If you grip Scumbug
by his antennae and quickly move his head from side to side,
his jaw clacks against the collar of his shirt, creating a chattering
sound, like what you might hear from an actual insect.
Stock Number: 5102
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $7
Price (CIB): $15
106 10.10
PORTRAIT OF SCUMBUG
The Turtlebustin’ Exterminator!
Accessories: Bug Pack with Hose Assembly, Turtle Exterminating Gun

Birthplace: Under Shredder’s Foot
Height: 5′ 5″ (with fully extended antennae)
Weight: 200 poisonous pounds of 91 killer kilos
Favortie Food: Roached Eggs
Sent to eliminate the bug problem in the Technodrome, a mild-mannered
exterminator got accidentally oozed and mutated into the scampering, sickening
Scumbug. Unable to face other customers, Scumbag saddled up with Shredder as
his ace assassin.
Armed with his poisonous pinchers and a tank full of Anti-Turtle Spray,
this rude roach chews his way through almost anything. His power claw and
bullet-proof shell make him a tough Turtlebustin’ bug. And when the going gets
rough, this roach gets other bugs to rally ’round him. Using his super-sensitive
antennae as a telepathic link to insidious insects, Scumbug’s the Pied Piper of the
creepy and the crawly. You’ll know when you’re near his army – just listen for
the crunch.
Type D1
1990 5102 Figure variation with a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987
Figure variation with a black boot. Scumbug appeared in the episode “Night of the
green boot. rogues”. He was never given a starring role in an
episode of his own, but appeared only as part of
a larger villain team-up.
10.10 107
Slash
Slash was created by Kevin Eastman.
In the 1987 cartoon, Slash is an ordinary turtle that was mutated
by Bebop and Rocksteady. In the 2012 cartoon, Slash was Rap-
haels pet turtle, Spike. He listened to his owner’s angry ranting
about his troubles with his family for the majority of his life, and
also learned ninjutsu by watching Raphael practice in his room.
In “Slash and Destroy”, Spike drinks from a jar of mutagen, mu-
tating into a towering, hulking mutant turtle. He was voiced by
the actor Corey Feldman, who also voiced Donatello in the live
action movie from 1990 and again in the third movie from 1993.
Stock Number: 5105
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Red “S”, Yellow Belly

Price (loose): $52
Price (CIB): $105
Purple “S”, Mustard Belly
Price (loose): $44
Price (CIB): $88
108 10.11
PORTRAIT OF SLASH
The Evil Turtle From Dimension X!
Accessories: Nasty Nunchuku, Psyco Sai, Mutant Mace, Twisted Turtle Belt,
Razor-spiked Gnarly Knife
Birthplace: Universe Number 9, Dimension X
Height: 6 ft. (from spike to spur)
Weight: 200 lbs. (with a heavy attitude problem)
Favortie Food: Anything but pizza
In an attempt to fight fire with fire, Shredder created the perfect Turtle ter-
ror – a ninja nemesis from Dimension X named – Slash. This snarling, snapping
mutant menace is the total opposite of our beloved Turtle teens. He’s a crazed
carnivorous cannibal who only eats tender Turtle tenderloin – even for breakfast!
This anti-Turtle teen slashes his way through the sewers on a maniacal
mission of mass destruction. Armed with his Pyscho Sai and one good eye, Slash
skewers anything that’s good and green. This mad monster hates everything the
Turtles love: pizza, parties and pranks. Allied with Shredder, Slash won’t rest
until he’s devoured our green Teens. His spiked knee and elbow pads and horned
shell keep slash a cut above the rest.
Type D2 2009 Reissue
Figure variant. Figure has Figure variant. Figure 1990 5105 2009
black belt with a yellow has purple belt with a Figure variation with a
“S”. Red “S”. purple belt with yel-
low “S” and a mustard
colored chest.
10.11 109
Triceraton
Along with the Fugitoid, the Triceratons were one of the earliest
creations of Mirage Studios, predating the TMNT.
Triceratons are an alien warrior race who resemble anthropomor-
phic triceratops, and usually breathe a mix of nitrogen and sulfur.
Tough and aggressive, they are entirely herbivorous, and have a
high sense of loyalty to their race.
The Triceratons appear in much of the TMNT series, from the
early Mirage comic to 2012 series. The even came as Dark Horse
miniatures, that predates the Playmates toy line.
Stock Number: 5104
Release Date: 1990
Series: Basic Set
Price (loose): $9
Price (CIB): $18
110 10.12
PORTRAIT OF TRICERATON
The Hard-headed Horned Hoodlum!
Accessories: Neutron Neutralizer, Laser Phaser, Unearthly Utility Belt

Birthplace: Homeworlds of Dimension X
Height: 2′ 6″ (in Dimension X) 8′ 9″ (here on Earth)
Weight: 450 lbs. (with pants on) Favortie Snack: Candy-coated Rat Heads
Favortie Expression: Grrrrr!
Triceraton is a simple beast, who wants nothing more than to eat rats and
destroy Turtles. Ever since our three-fingered green guys visited his homeworld
in Dimension X, Triceraton hasn’t gotten his beauty sleep – and boy-oh-boy does
it show. This ugly cold-blooded creature uses the full capacity of his walnut-sized
brain to seek out and destroy all Turtles! And Triceraton would rather shoot first,
since he can’t ask intelligent questions later. His Laser Phaser and Neutron Neu-
tralizer come in handy while chasing the Turtles from the sewers to the streets.
Often employed by the Foot Clan as Advance Attack Alien, Triceraton
comes equipped with Platinum-plated Chest Armor, three – count ‘em – three
razor sharp horns and a spiny, slashing tail. And check out those rascally rodents
on his detachable utility belt – just in case Triceraton needs a quick-energy rat
snack.
Type D2
1989 5104 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series 1987

The race of Triceratons appeared in the episode
“Night of the Dark Turtle”, where they appeared
as villainous invaders.
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Leo, the sewer samurai
Raphael’s head from the 1988 figure line was used in the crea-
tion of this figure.
The detailed figure is in stark contrast to the accessories that
comes with it, made in plain green plastic.
Leonardo was once again depicted as a samurai with the 1992
“Movie III Samurai Leo” figure, based on the 1993 Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles III live-action movie.
Stock Number: 5112
Release Date: 1990
Series: Disguised Turtles
Price (loose): $4
Price (CIB): $8
112 10.13
PORTRAIT OF LEO, the Sewer Samurai
The Samurai Battle Commander!
Accessories: Samurai Suit, Samurai Sword with Sheath, Wacky War Banner,
Samurai Shield
Favorite Food: Sushi Pizza
Favorite Art: Martial
Favortie Movie: The Seven Samurai
Because of his nightmarish ninja maneuvers, Leonardo has advanced to
earn his samurai status. Now Leo, the Sewer Samurai, can really take charge.
With the traditional training of the past, Leo’s now ready to pulverize the present.
Watch the Foot fall to their knobby knees when they wage war against this top
Turtle teen. Nothing can shell-shock this shogun! He’s got it all: samurai sewer
sword and shield, battle-ready samurai suit and wacky war banner.
In keeping with his Ninja Turtle tradition of righting wrongs, this cham-
pion of the chain mail uses his sword-swingin’ samurai skills to skewer the Foot
and scarf sushi pizza pies.
Type F Foreign Release
1990 5112 Canadian release.
10.13 113
Don, the undercover turtle
Undercover Don is one of the few “special edition” turtles to ac-
tually appear in the 1987 cartoon.
The figure has hinge-jointed legs, allowing for only forward and
backward movement. The figures usually have ball-jointed legs.
The figure wears a non-removable trench coat and tucked in the
coat is a non-detachable dagger.
In 1994, Playmates released a undercover figure for all four Tur-
tles as the “Undercover series”.
Stock Number: 5114
Release Date: 1990
Price (loose): $5
Price (CIB): $10
114 10.14
PORTRAIT OF DON, UNDERCOVER TURTLE
Now he’s a sewer snoopin’ detective!
Accessories: Hi-energy Pizza Snack, Detective Disguise, Bulletproof Briefcase,

Mutant Revolver
Favorite Movie: The Maltese Mutant
Favorite Saying: “Play it again, ma’am!”
He’s the sliest super-sleuth in the city. He’s Don, the Undercover Turtle
and he likes his Retromutagen Ooze shaken, not stirred. Equipped with a slew of
secret Turtle tools, Don fearlessly fights the Foot from the shadows of the night.
Will he whip out his mutant revolver or duck behind his bulletproof briefcase
and disappear into the night? No one knows, ’cause Don can slip away when he
slips on his detective disguise and mingles with the meanies. He’s a cool covert
crimefighter who dances with danger.
Type F Type F KB Reissue
1990 5114 1990 5114

A variation card with A variation card with
“NEW” in a white star- “NEW” in a yellow star-
burst on front. burst on front.
10.14 115
Raph, the space cadet
The figure has a removable clear helmet, and a detailed sticker on
his chest showing all sorts of vital functions, like his Ooze levels.
On his back is some sort of alien splattered to his suit, presumably
attacking him. The gun accessorie included a yellow tube which
could connect to his suit.
All four Turtles got a space suit figure later with the arguably,
more realistic, “Apollo 11 Turtles” line. There were some space
suit turtles in the 2004 line as well.
Stock Number: 5116
Release Date: 1990
Price (loose): $5
Price (CIB): $10
116 10.15
PORTRAIT OF RAPH, THE SPACE CADET
The Zero Gravity Good Guy!
Accessories: Satellite-slicin’ Space Sword, Detachable Helmet,

Lucky Laser Luger
Favorite Snack: Freeze-dried Pizza Sticks
Favortie Number: 2001
Favorite Saying: “The Turtle has landed!”
Boldly going where no Turtle has gone before, Raph’s ready to take the
Foot to the final frontier. Equipped with his specially designed sewer space suit,
Raph’s prepared for those pressureless moments – like when he has to blast ol’
Krang in Dimension X. Raph’s suit’s saturated with all kinds of clever contrap-
tions – from a two-way long-range radio to dual retro-reptile rockets. Armed with
his satellite-slicin’ space sword and lucky laser luger, Raph’s ready to blast-off
and knock the Foot Clan clean out of orbit.
Type F Type F
1990 5116 1990 5116

A variation card with A variation card with
“NEW” in a white star- “NEW” in a yellow star-
burst on front. burst on front.
10.15 117
Mike, the sewer surfer
Mike, the Sewer Surfer incorporated the surfer culture, with an
environmental motif and sunglasses. He wears a partial wet suit,
made of pink and bright blue with an “Official Turtle Brand”
sticker applied to his chest.
The mold was reused a few years later to make a Leonardo figure
which was packaged with the Mondo Mutant Surfer Tube.
edit note: This was the first turtle i got when i was a child. I saved and bought it for my
own money (price was 10$). It was also the first Turtle i bought in a adult age, when i
started collecting mint figures (i ended up paying a total of 100$. Idiot mistake on my
part).
Stock Number: 5115
Release Date: 1990
Price (loose): $4
Price (CIB): $15
118 10.16
PORTRAIT OF MIKE, THE SEWER SURFER
The Wet ‘n Wild Wave-ridin’ Reptile!
Accessories: The Crab, Sewer-worthy Surfboard, Sewer Shark Buddies,

Wave-whipping Water Flingin’ Wheel, Party Belt
Favorite Snack: Plankton Pizza
Favorite Beach: Turtle Head
Favortie Movie: Bailin’ in Bombay
There’s a wild wave roarin’ in – and Mike’s ridin’ it all the way! He’s been
workin’ hard to blast the Foot and now he’s ready to blast the beach – sewer surf-
er style. Armed to the teeth with Turtle treats, Mike’s the ultimate party warrior.
He’s ditched the drips, joined up with his boogie boardin’ buddies and strayed for
spray. Watch him snap open cans with The Crab, keep his balance with the sewer
shark twins – all on his sewer-worthy surfboard.
So slap on some shades and catch some rays cause this rowdy reptile’s
ridin’ the waves. And remember – no Foot Clan drips are allowed!
Type F Type F
1990 5115 1990 5115

Variation card with Variation card with
“NEW” in a yellow star- “NEW” in a white star-
burst on front burst on front
10.16 119
Sword Slicin’ Leonardo
In the Mirage Comic, Leonardo is depicted as the eldest brother
and the calmest of the four. He never explicitly referred to him-
self as leader in the early stories, except issue #44, “The Violent
Underground”. He is the one to usually take charge of the turtles
when Master Splinter is not present and is often at odds with his
more hot-headed brother, Raphael.
The action feature on the figure has Leonardo’s arm spinning,
giving the “slicing” action.
Stock Number: 5611
Release Date: 1990
Price (CIB): $7
120 10.17
PORTRAIT OF SWORD SLICIN’ LEONARDO
Wind-up radical reptile with slash ‘n thrash action
Accessories: Wacky Whip, Silly Sword, Menacing Mace

Action Feature: Slash ‘n thrash rotating right arm
Foot Soliders. Nobody likes ‘em. And now you don’t have to put up with
them. Just wind up ol’ Sword Slicin’ Leo and he’ll cut the Foot Soldiers into
toe jam – spreading their diabolical diodes from here to Kalamazoo. Only a top
Turtle with the fierce power of a rotating right arm could deliver such devasting
blows to these bionic bad boys. That’s right. Only Sword Slicin’ Leo could fric-
assee the Foot with such finesse. So wind him up and while away the time while
Leo whittles away the Foot Clan.
Figure variation with a Figure variation with a

dark black shell. light black shell.
10.17 121
Creepy Crawlin’ Splinter
Splinter appears in most video games based on the Teenage Mu-
tant Ninja Turtles series. He is a playable character in the 2003
video game, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus,
TMNT: Mutant Melee and TMNT: Smash Up. On the game Teen-
age Mutant Ninja Turtles from NES, he transforms into a human
in the ending.
The action feature for Splinter, is that he will crawl/slither across
a smooth surface on his elbows and knees. The figure was more
action-oriented than the orignal 1988 figure and the persona of
Splinter in most of the media he is depicted.
Stock Number: 5616
Release Date: 1990
Price (CIB): $7
122 10.18
PORTRAIT OF CREEPY CRAWLIN’ SPLINTER
Wind-up rat with sewer slitherin’ action!
Accessories: Tail Totin’ Accessories, Ninja Knife, Rat Lantern

Action Feature: Crawlin’ and Slitherin’ Action!
Slitherin’ through the sewers, Splinter slides in sewer sludge as he sniffs
his way around underground. Using his tail radar to find the Foot, Splinter sneak-
ily squiggles and wiggles his way past Foot guards and sewer cats. Waist high in
ooze, Splinter blinds the Foot with his rat lantern and tail search light, turning the
dark pungent pipes into bright tungsten tunnels. This rascally rodent meanders
through mazes of muck, searching for secret passageways into Shredder’s lair. So
set Splinter down and send him on his next mutant mission.
Foreign Release
1990 5616
10.18 123
Slice ‘N Dice Shredder
In the Mirage Comic, Oroku Saki is the younger brother of Oroku
Nagi who had been killed by a fellow ninja Hamato Yoshi in a
feud over a woman named Tang Shen resulting in Yoshi fleeing
with Shen to America. Angry at the death of his older brother,
Saki joined the Foot Clan and trained to be a ninja. He quickly
became one of their deadliest warriors and rose up the ranks and
was chosen to lead the Foot’s American branch. Operating in
New York under the name of “The Shredder”, Saki used the op-
portunity to avenge his brother by killing Yoshi.
The figure got a whole new sculpt, based more on the Mirage ver-
sion of Shredder. The figures hips are swivel instead of the usual
ball-socket to provide room for the wind-up mechanism.
Stock Number: 5617
Release Date: 1990
Price (loose): $10

Price (CIB): $20
124 10.19
PORTRAIT OF SLICE ‘N DICE SHREDDER
The wind-up madman with spinnin’ slice ‘n dice blades!
Accessories: Serrated Sword, Sicko Sickle, Slice ‘n Dice Armor & Detachable
Blades
Action Feature: Spinning Blade Action!
The Foot Clan’s most clever cut-up, Shredder’s ready to turn Turtle Teens
into Turtle puree – all with a spin from his slice ‘n dice armor. Combining his
deadly and devious detachable blades with his sicko sickle and serrated sword,
Shredder can make mincemeat of our half-shelled heroes. So let loose this relent-
less leader and watch as he spins his shredding shoulder armor and tears Turtles
with his rotating right elbow. And don’t worry about dull blades – there’s always
the second set! Shredder is truly the first and foremost Turtle-o-matic!
1990 5617
10.19 125
Donatello with Storage Shell
The 1987 animated television series depicts Donatello as a genius
who invents many of the turtles vehicles and equipment including
the Turtle Van, the Turtle Blimp and the Turtle Com. The voice
actor of Donatello in the cartoon, was Barry Gordon with Greg
Berg as the 1989 alternate voice actor.
This was the first of the Storage Shell toy line. The figure could
open the shell where one could store weapons and accessories.
The color scheme on the figure was somewhat lighter, opposed to
the 1988 version. The figure was later reissued with a black belt
variant in 1994.
Stock Number: 5122
Release Date: 1990
Series: Storage Shell Turtles
Price (CIB): $12
126 10.20
PORTRAIT OF SLICE ‘N DICE SHREDDER
The Roomy Reptile with a Cool Cache!
Accessories: Killer Pizza, Fish Knife, Sewer Slingshot, Shark Fin Hatchet, Bo,
Two Ninja Stars
Capacity: Fourteen Turtle Tons
Favorite Saying: “Stick it in my back!”
Because Don’s only got two hands, this roomy reptile relies on his stor-
age shell to tote the tools of his trade. This storage shell superhero may not have
anything up his sleeve, but check out his back! Don’s got his bo snapped to his
back for easy retrieval. And when the going gets Turtle tough, Don just opens his
back and selects a weapon from his awesome arsenal: a sewer slingshot for the
fast movin’ Foot; a fish knife to scale the Foot down to size; a shark fin hatchet
for hacking hoodlums; two ninja stars – one for each hand; and a killer pizza – the
pizza that slices back!
Don’s the first Turtle to perfect his storage shell. Not only can he hide his
weapon aresenal in his back, but he can also sneak secret sewer stuff past the Foot
Clan. Go ahead, try him out – but don’t be surprised by his tricky Turtle insides!
Type F 1994 Reissue
1990 5122 1994

Figure has colored belt. Variation figure with black
belt.
10.20 127
Vehicles & Accessories
One important factor that Playmates TMNT toys
was, and still is, rather successful, are their eye for
detail. Although, they could go overboard on some
of the figures, most collectors can say that it is one of
their strongest suit. The eye details was also a major
factor in their TMNT vehicles and accessories, often
to the brink of excess.
The first TMNT vehicles came out alongside the
first batch of action figures and would continue to
grow in number with the figures.
TECHNODROME TM
It lives in the sewers beneath the city, waiting to com-

mit it`s next crime. It`s the Technodrome, the evil Foot
Clan`s powerhouse on wheels that stands 22” high and
22” long! It`s giant rock blaster cannon blows open tun-
nels as stone drills grind up and spew out the rock debris.
“Eyeclops”, the detachable Foot radar, scouts out Turtles.
The the Foot`s dual rotating cannons and two toejammer
torpedo guns roll out the welcoming party!
Technodorme`s vinyl blow-up dome is removeable and
features a secret drop chute down the center, perfect for
quick get-a-ways through the front of back portals. Inside
the Technodrome are the command center rooms with
enough space for over 15 figures! And the Foot rolls into
action with the Technodromes` detachable Technorover
vehicle that features 2 “Eyespy” missiles and shellcrack-
er cannon. Includes Turtle jokebook and armor patch kit!
Age 4 and up.
Stock #5023 Std.Pk.:3

Carton Wt.:11.5 lbs. Std Pk. Cube: 1.9
128
CHEAPSKATE TM
There`s only one way to haul shell in the sewers...hop on

Cheapskate, the Turtle`s radical street legal skateboard!
Hang on as it flies over treacherous mucktraps and per-
forms death defying garbage can jumps. Give the Foot
Clan a swift kick with the spring-loaded mechanical Tur-
tle-leg! Do wheelies and other trck stunts with the Turtle-
bar. And send sewer scents the Foot Clan`s way with the
muck-blower on back! This sewer skater also includes a
super stenchcutter, sewer searchlight, pizza powered en-
gine, remote throttle control, official Turtle pennant, radi-
cal side pipes, realistic rolling skateboard wheels, sewer
cover shield and Turtle jokebook. Age 4 and up.
Stock #5017 Std.Pk.:12

Carton Wt.:6.2 lbs. Std Pk. Cube: 1.2
MUTANT MODULE TM
TV ADVERTISING!
If the Earth is moving beneath you, it`s not your fault -
it`s the dirt digging death drill - the Mutant Module! The
Foot Clan`s Mutant moling machine`s decked out with a
rotating dirt diggin` drill, a dirty drill bore bit and filthy
Foot tunneling treads. With all that drilling and ground
grinding gear, nothing can stop this tunneling terror. And
to make matters worse, check out the subterranean ar-
senal: two detachable rock blastin` missiles, fold-down
rock-liquidizing lasers and a rotating rear stone shooter.
This mutilating mauling machine`s roomy enough to be
crawlin` with Clan members too. There`s terror under
your toes - thanks to the Foot. Figures sold separately.
For ages 4 and up.
No. 5624 Std. Pk. 6 Carton Wt. 22lbs.

Std Pk. Cube: 4.3 UPC 043377-05624-9
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Cheapskate
The streets won`t be safe with this radical street-legal
skateboard. Be the envy of all your mutant friends! Let your
Turtles skate through the sewers in style on this pizza-powered
machine. But wait. There`s more: comes with muck blower,
kick-action Turtle Foot, sewer cover shield, stench-cutting sewer
searchlight and National Turtle Quiz Jokebook. We`d give you
the kitchen sink, but it won`t fit in the box.
Stock Number: 5017
Release Date: 1988
Series: Vehicles
Price (loose): $7
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Party Wagon
Mutant Attack Van
Congratulations! You are now the proud owner of the most

vehicle ever designed! Yes! Turtle technology at its best! And it`s
yours...all yours! Because this attack transport machine means
you`re in control. Control of the Super-spoiler! Nowhere else
will you find the radical super cool Super-spoiler that triggers the
Foot-pounding Tenderizer! And you`re not alone: Michaelangelo
loves to ride shotgun on the swinging Foot Tenderizer sidearm,
while Raphael wields the wheel at breakneck speed. This party-
powered mutant machine comes with incredible options! Like the
Turtle-plated Flip Top for easy Turtle access. And the Shell-proof
Armored Windshield Visor to keep your Turtle team fully protect-
ed against high-speed bug impaction. This Turtle troop transport
is perfect for street-level and subterranean travel. All this control
is now in the palm of your crime-fighting hands! May the Ooze
be with you! Manufacturer: Playmates
Stock Number: 5022
Release Date: 1988
Series: Vehicles
Price (loose): $49
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Turtle Blimp
Wacky Attack Aircraft
Now, with the incredibly wacky Turtle Blimp, you can

help the Turtles patrol for the evil Shredder and his band of stinky
cohorts, the Foot Clan! Yes, you control the action as the Tur-
tles dive into battle from their zappin´ zeppelin. That`s right!
You command the Blimp over city skyscrapers and swoop in for
sneak attacks with the Turtle Glider. No leaky batteries, no tan-
gled strings or rusty springs. Just you and good clean fun!
Blueprints included for easy-to-follow assembly. If you`re a
know-it-all, toss´ em.
Stock Number: 5020
Release Date: 1988
Series: Vehicles
Price (loose): $55
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Turtle Trooper
MUTANT MADNESS FROM THE CLOUDS!
No one would expect a skybound turtle...which means

you`ll always have an upper hand on the evil Foot Clan with this
crazy Turtle parachute toy! Scientifically designed for superior
results. It`s nothing but happy landings and battle victories with
the Turtle Trooper. Go ahead. Be the first on your block!
Blueprints included for easy-to-follow assembly. If you`re a
know-it-all, toss´ em.
Stock Number: 5019
Release Date: 1988
Series: Vehicles
Price (loose): $15
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Knucklehead
Alright, you Knuckleheads, listen up! You wanna put an
end to those little green pests once and for all? Getèm with the
menacing spring-loaded Foot Knucklehead! Getèm out of the
sewer, off the streets, and into the soup bowls where they belong!
Stock Number: 5018
Release Date: 1988
Series: Vehicles
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Pizza Thrower
Turtle Assault Vehicle With The Works!
Hit the open sewer with the battery-operated, motorized

disc-firing Pizza Thrower. Heavy-duty sewer cover radials pound
the pavement as the Turtle pizza patrol prowls for the hoods, the
bads and the uglies. During close encounters of the disgusting
kind, just drop pizza-hot discs down the open manhole, fire up the
pizza-making machinery and take aim at the street scum. Twelve
whipped cream, jelly bean pizza discs scream out of the rotating,
full-tilt pizza oven launcher to mow down Shredder and his band
of merry mutants.
Stock Number: 5621
Release Date: 1989
Series: Vehicles
Price (CIB): $40
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Sewer Party Tube
Awesome Assault Craft & Spy Ring
Life`s a beach when the Turtles take to the waste water in

their Sewer Party Tube. Perfect for infiltrating enemy cess pools
and midnight raids against the Footski, the Sewer Party Tube
doubles as a great party platform after a hard day`s night of Foot
patrols. The detachable Footnet keeps soda, snacks, and Shredder
cold while the rotating party pump blaster chums up the sewer
for a terrific Turtle jacuzzi. Should Shredder and his gang show
up uninvited, the Sewer Party Tube can float and fight - or slip
silently away to party and fight another day.
Stock Number: 5652
Release Date: 1989
Series: Sewer Tubes
Price (CIB): $25
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Sewer Army Tube
Awesome Assault Craft & Spy Ring
Float like a Turtle, sting like a bee with the official army
surplus sewer tube. Scummier than a bathtub ring and twice the
fun, the Sewer Army Tube is perfect for spy missions behind en-
emy drains and for septic tank warfare. Armed with a floating
mutant toxic waste mine to stub the Footski and double-barreled
muffler machine guns for silencing critics, the Sewer Army Tube
is also great for a lazy afternoon of plunging over sludge falls and
tumbling down white waste water rapids.
Stock Number: 5651
Release Date: 1989
Series: Sewer Tubes
Price (CIB): $25
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Sewer Playset
Double-Decker Hangout and Hideout for Turtles!
Get down in the muck and scum with the Turtle`s radi-
cal new Sewer Playset! This gigantic double decker hideout is
the wacky home for all fresh from the sewer heroes and a bat-
tle-grounds for funky Foot encounters. On the top level, expe-
rience the thrills of Michaelangelo swinging from high voltage
power lines, giving the Foot the boot. Get chills as the ever sharp
Raphael foils Shredder`s scheme of making Turtle shish kebobs
with his dreaded studded sewerball. Watch out, below though!
The Foot are fixin` to end the battle for good and send the Tur-
tles packing to the pet store with a glob of Retromutagen Ooze
dumped through an open manhole. But when things get ugly the
Turtles always give their enemies the slip by taking their secret
high-velocity elevator underground. And don`t worry about un-
welcome visitors slithering through sewer pipes. Donatello has
Manufacturer: Playmates both eyes out for evil through his fire hydrand sewerscope and his
Stock Number: 5685 see-through Turtle computer. And remember, the best thing about
Release Date: 1989 living in the sewer is... you never have to clean your room!
Series: Playset
Price (loose): $67
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Turtlecycle
Mutant Sewer Cycle with Sidecar
Screech into battle on this road-rippin` Turtlecycle. Get

the Foot coming and going with the Reversible Armored Side-
car. Pull up alongside any Foot Clan minion and shred them to
mindless pieces with the Foot-ripping Hub Cap. If that doesn`t
get them, pull back on the Handlebar Sewer Slingshot and aim
for the soft spot. Garbage Can Plated Armor protects against Foot
blasts and Donatello`s crazy driving! So saddle-up and kick-start
the Turtlecycle for real radical road rollin`!
Stock Number: 5631
Release Date: 1989
Series: Vehicles
Price (loose): $10

Price (CIB): $20
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Foorcruiser
Foot Clan`s Bad-to-the-Bone Attack Vehicle!
Bad-to-the-bone, it`s the Footcruiser - the space age `59

Caddy that shifts from overdrive to techno-glide to cruise on the
ground, in the air...hey, this thing goes everywhere! When the
teen Neutrinos from Dimension X gave their hi-tech space cruiser
to the Turtles, the Foot Clan couldn`t wait to snatch it! And now,
tricked-out for total Turtle destruction, this loathsome lowrider is
fully equipped to battle the Turtle Party Wagon for control of the
TM
city streets. It`s munchin`, crunchin` grillwork turns Turtles into

Turtle meat.
And when the Footcruiser takes to the air, skimming the
skycrapers, Turtles beware! The awsome firepower of its shell-
piercing gatling gun will send smart Turtles scurrying. Its eye
spy missiles seek out Turtles wherever they reside! Get a clue!
There`s no place but your shell to hide!
Stock Number: 5625
Release Date: 1989
Series: Vehicles
Price (CIB): $60
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Footski
Brain-sucking Sewer Machine
Cast off on the Footski, the Foot Clan’s high-tech futuris-

tic jetski! You’re on the high-sewers as you patrol for brain-rich
Turtles. Yes, you’re dredging for fuel! Because this mutant ma-
chine processed Turtle brains into Sewer Gas, making it the first
self-contained jetski in the world! If you’re running low on Sewer
Gas, simply run over a Turtle and suck his mutant brains out. Not
easy, you say? Well, think again. Simply sail through the sewers
at top speed, and when you spot a Turtle - go for it! Capture and
stun the Turtle with electrifying Vinyl Leeches and the mutant
brain intake valve does the rest! Pretty easy, huh?
So the next time your Footski’s low on gas, cruise by a
Turtle ...and just say, “fill ‘er up!”
Stock Number: 5632
Release Date: 1989
Series: Vehicles
Price (CIB): $25
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Retromutagen Ooze
The Mutating stuff that turned Turtle pets into Turtle teens!
Retromutagen Ooze include green gel and a Glow in the Dark

Premutant Turtle.
Caution:
Retromutagen Ooze may stick to some surfaces including rugs,
hair, certain fabrics and may damage wood surfaces. Clean with
cold water and laundry detergent. Replace lid when not in use.
Stock Number: 5531
Release Date: 1989
Series: Accessories
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Double Barreled Plunger Gun
Twin Plungers of Pounding Force!
Are your streets clogged with scum like Shredder? Sim-

ply pick up the phone and call the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
On call for emergencies - the more disgusting the better - the Tur-
tles attack clogs with gusto with their powerful portable artillery
piece, the Double Barreled Plunger Gun. Assembled from a sewer
gas-burning water heater, an abandoned anti-aircraft gun and two
used plumber`s helpers, this go-anywhere, smash-anything mu-
tant basher packs a powerful one-two punch to repel invaders or
break through the toughest barricade.
Yo, Turtles!
Pull back on the Plunger Gun`s independently powered launching
strings, take aim at mutants and letèm fly! It`s a knockout!
Stock Number: 5662
Release Date: 1989
Series: Crazy Artillery
Price (loose): $8
Price (CIB): $22
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Retrocatapult
Airborne Ooze Assault Weapon
Back in the days of old when men where bold and Turtles
were pets, the catapult was the king of weapons in time of war.
Today a war of mutants is raging on our city streets. To keep
hordes of smelly Foot Soldiers downwind, Donatello has rede-
signed the classic catapult to go anywhere evil lurks in the sewer
or on the street. This awesome Ooze-slinging portable artillery
piece is the perfect weapon for sending those mutant morons, Be-
Bop and Rocksteady, back to the zoo where they belong. And
if they escape the Retrocatapult`s lethal load of mutating goo, a
triple-plating of Turtle aromor would stop cold even the hottest
attack.
Pull back the Retrocatapult`s mighty, spring-powered
launching arms, fill its garbage can launcher with Retromutagen
Ooze and release for real Ooze-flinging action!
Stock Number: 5663
Release Date: 1989
Price (loose): $6
Price (CIB): $30
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Flushomatic
High-Tech Turtle Torture Trap!
It’s nail-biting time as Shredder attempts to toilet train the

Turtles! Working in his secret lava-tory, Shredder retrofits a port-
able public john with parts from a nuclear power plant, inventing
the ultimate Turtle torture device - the Flushomatic ! The per-
fect device for prying secrets out of tight-lipped Turtles so that
Shredder can can destroy their hideout and dominate the world!
A toilet bowl of Retromutagen Ooze and s trip back to the aquar-
ium awaits the the careless Turtle who wanders into Shredder’s
high tech outhouse. So party hardy, Turtles, but remember if you
snooze, you ooze !
Stock Number: 5661
Release Date: 1989
Price (loose): $10

Price (CIB): $15
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Sludgemobile
The Supersonic Sludge-skidding Snowmobile
Skid through muck like nobody`s business with this su-

personic Sludgemobile. Green Teens won`t dare challenge you
as your sewer skids scream through the snowy mutant muck.
Chill out the Turtle home-boys with the cold-shouldering snow-
ball launcher. Go in slinging, `cause you`re protected by triple
turtle shell armor and the navigating sewer snake! Come on kids!
Climb aboard the frosty Foot mutant machine. It`s time to throw
snowy sludgeballs and turn the Teens into frozen Turtle treats!
Stock Number: 5551
Release Date: 1990
Series: Wacky Vehicles
Price (loose): $17

Price (CIB): $35
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Toilet Taxi
The Fastest Flusher To Fight The Foot
Now you can flush out the Foot wit the sewer-soaked
Toilet Taxi. This high-powered toilet turbo comes equipped with
sewer cover tires, toilet paper mudflaps, Foot-detector shower-
head and sink steering wheel. Make every customer comfortable
with the sanitized sewer seat. Use the pulsating plunger head-
lights to search the sewer tunnels for he foul Foot fools. Clean out
the stinky Foot from the sewer system with the bowl blaster. This
is the latest in Turtle technology - and now it’s yours for when
you really have to go!
Stock Number: 5552
Release Date: 1990
Series: Wacky Vehicles
Price (loose): $12

Price (CIB): $25
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Oozey
The Pretend Pizzeria with Ooze Shooting Cannon
Mama Mia! Now you can catch the Turtles with their
teenage tongues hangin` out. That`s right! Lure them in with the
authentic nifty Ninja Pizzeria bunker. Tempt their taste buds with
ice cream pickle-topped pizzas. Then drop the trap door and hit
èm with an avalanche of anchovies from the icky-tricky Foot
Cannon. Ooze èm before you lose èm with this fast `n furious
Foot fooler. So let ninja nerds check out your menu, `cause you`ve
got the Oozey weapon that`s guaranteed to deliver.
Stock Number: 5602
Release Date: 1990
Series: Wacky Weapons
Price (loose): $10

Price (CIB): $20
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Sewer Seltzer Cannon
The Water Weapon that Scrubs Out Foot Scum!
Now you can fizzle in the face of the Foot! Give èm a
splish-splash Foot bath with a blast from the powerful Sewer
Seltzer Cannon. Take to the streets and squirt sewer at the Foot
Clan with this hysterical hydro-howitzer. First, survey the area
with the Stereoscopic Binoculars. Then roll the cannon into posi-
tion and blind the Clan with the Big Dripper Searchlight! Scrub
away street scum with a seltzer surprise that`ll leave èm sewer-
soaked! May the water pressure be with you!
Stock Number: 5601
Release Date: 1990
Series: Wacky Weapons
Price (loose): $17

Price (CIB): $35
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Psycho Cycle
The Turtle-terrorizing Turbo-trike
Now you can be a real road hog with the Foot`s Psycho
Cycle, a power hungry, super speed bike that plays smash`n bash
with the Turtle`s Sewer Dragster. Hop on the chopper that takes
you anywhere - and fast! Don`t waste time trying to kick-start this
puppy - just yank the rip cord and feel the breeze as you blast off!
The vermin infested pizza flywheel spins a sinister web as you
chase down the hunted Turtles. And don`t worry about getting
lost - you`ve got the navigational bad boy buzzard on board. So
steer through the sewers with your very own P.P.V. and earn the
title, “Sleazy Rider”.
Stock Number: 5691
Release Date: 1990
Series: Pizza Powered
Vehicles
Price (loose): $12

Price (CIB): $25
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Sewer Dragster
The Foot Flattening Speedster
Get the green light with the pizza-powered Sewer Drag-

ster - the fastest Foot-chasing vehicle to ever accelerate accross
a cesspool. Trip up the Foot and make them run for cover as you
splash and screech through the sewers and streets. Challenge the
Psycho Cycle and gloat with glee as the Foot Clan choke on your
deadly dragster dust. And best of all - you don`t need a license to
drive this turbo Turtle transport. Just yank the Road Rat Rip Cord
and hold on as the Anchovy and Ice Cream Pizza Flywheel spins
this P.P.V. into supersonic sewer speed.
Stock Number: 5692
Release Date: 1990
Series: Pizza Powered
Vehicles
Price (loose): $17

Price (CIB): $35
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Mutant Module
The Burrowing Bad Boy Bus
Put terror under the toes of your foes - and bore the Tur-
tle Teens - to death! It`s the Mutant Module! This tunneling ter-
ror is ready to devour dirt and surface where you least expect it.
Only the Turtle`s pavement pounding Party Wagon has a chance
of stopping the treacherous treads of this Mutant moling machine.
The Mutant Module`s gonna scour the city, bust through
banks and rip up the roads! Nothing can stop this Dirt Diggin`
Death Drill! It`s impossible to stop the Rock Blastin` Missiles
and Liquidizing Lasers. It`s all over when the Gull Wing Hinged
Hatch opens and a horde of henchmen emerge to attack the Turtle
Teens. It`s a battle to end all battles - and destiny is in your dirty
hands as you control this mutilating, mauling, mean Mutant Mod-
ule!
Stock Number: 5624
Release Date: 1990
Series: Vehicles
Price (loose): $25

Price (CIB): $50
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Turtle Copter
The Gooey Green Gunship
Welcome aboard the turbulent Turtlecopter - the latest

Turtle crazy aircraft to swoosh through the skies! Your co-pilot
is the magnificent Michaelangelo, flying ace of the Mutant Mili-
tary! Your in-flight mission - destroy the Foot with flying finesse.
You can punch out the pesky punks with the Boxing Glove Skids.
Drop Ooze Bombs on the heads of the Foot. Then swoop in and
rattle in and rattle the ruffians with a rat-a-tat-tat from the Mutant
Machine Fun. Finish off the Foot by shooting the Tri-Bug Blast-
ers, then soar away at top Turtle speed with the Dual Retro-Turbo
Jets! So strap yourself in for fast flyin` action - and keep the skies
friendly and free with the tactical Turtlecopter!
Stock Number: 5626
Release Date: 1990
Series: Vehicles
Price (loose): $17

Price (CIB): $35
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Technodrome
The Technodrome vehicle/playset was seen as one of the most
beloved toys in the original release. The outside of the toy is very
accurate to its show appearance, complete with four rolling tank
tread like wheels and a giant eye that can detach from the top.
Much like other toys in the line the major details lied with the
many decals applied to the playset.
There is a number of websites, including the official site for a
time, that document the toy as being released in 1988 with the
first wave of toys. This is false, as the date stamp on the underside
of the base has its copyright date as 1990.
The retail price was $50.
Stock Number: 5684
Release Date: 1990
Series: Vehicles
Price (loose): $62

Price (CIB): $125
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Technodrome
The Gigantic Double-decker Mobile Fortress
The bulbous, burrowing battle base is the ultimate Foot fortress. It`s pure
Technodrome terror as two towering levels of devious devices serve you every
evil whim!
Equipped with the Master Mutant Command Center and Turtle-smashing
EyeSpy Radar, you`ll always be one step ahead of those attacking green Teens.
Once the Turtle are in sight, aim the arsenal of Front and Back Rock Blasters to
blow them to smithereens! Or retract the Hand Grip Guns to send them falling
into the Secret Ooze Pit.
If you`re feeling particularly mischievous, go for a little Turtle-tenderiz-
ing: there are traps galore for each of those Ninja nuisances! Get Bebop to lie a
Teen onto the Mutation Mat - `cause you can`t lose with the ooze! The Spring-
loaded Brain Scrambler is specially designed for Turtle twirlin` torment! Catch
èm off-guard with the Turtle-trap Trick Door - swings open for deposit into the
forboding Mutant Jail Cell! When you get tired of terrorizing the Teens, get your
mutant munition from the Weapons Storage Room to do in those dastardly do-
gooders.
And, of course, bad brain Krang can observe all the horrors from his
Rotating Life Support Throne! Ha! Ha! Ha!
What`s more? This double-decker dome of death connects to the Sewer
Playset via the Portal Access! Now you can bring terror into the tunnels and
shrieks through the sewers with the ultimate Ninja nightmare! It`s time you
make those Teens tremble with the Turtle-tormenting Technodrome!
1990 5684
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Needlenose
The Bloodsucking Military Mutant Mosquito!
Needlenose, mosquito or jet fighter? How ’bout both!

Straight out of Dimension X, he’s the biggest, most bizarre
mutant ever. Created by Krang, then bugnapped by Donatello,
Needlenose blasts into dogfighting battles against the Foot Clan’s
psychotic stingin’ Killer Bee.
Known for his nosedive attack technique, Needlenose can
be ridden piggyback while swooping into battle. Hone in on the
target with his Air Raid Radar, launch his Bee-seeking missiles,
blast away with the Gatlin’ Gun, grab the enemy with his articu-
lated arms or just bite the Foot Clan between the fingers, where
it really itches. He’s Needlenose – the Mega Mutant Mosquito –
and he’s yours!
Stock Number: 5634
Release Date: 1990
Series: Mega Mutants
Price (loose): $7
Price (CIB): $15
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Killer Bee
The Psychotic Stinging, Pollinationg Punk!
Born a bee and bred to be bad, the Killer Bee is the biggest
and wackiest Mega Mutant to ever take Flight for the Foot. The
result of Krang`s diabolical “Xperiments”, the Killer Bee is a gro-
tesque cross-pollination between a delinquent drone and a psy-
chotic sociopath. He`s a Bee-brain bad bug whose only thought
is to sting the Turtles. And sting them he does - with his steel
Stinger and the Ol` Ball and Chain. Yes, a ball and chain - so you
know he`s a real bad bee. Armed with his Chunky Chain Saw and
Deadly Drone Gun, the Killer Bee`s got six articulated limbs full
of Foot firing force. The only thing that Killer Bee hates more
than the Turtles is Needlenose, the mutant mosquito. So buzz into
battle, swoop through the skies and stamp out the Turtles!
Stock Number: 5635
Release Date: 1990
Series: Mega Mutants
Price (loose): $7
Price (CIB): $15
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These pages consist of checklists for your own TMNT figures, regarding the 1988 to 1990 Playmates toy line.
The list consist of the character name, first release date and stock nr, the page number with information about the
character, and the checklist, where you can cross out the ones you one. “L” stands for a loose figure. “C” stands for
complete. This could be seen as a loose, complete character with all it`s weapons, accessories and/or the original
package it came in or just a unopened figure, but with a poor condition on the package. You decide on your own.
“M” stands for mint/MintOnCard, or mint-ish, as in a unopened package. “G” stands for grade. If this is your own
grade of the package or an “official” grade, is all up to you.
Basic Set
This is the “Basic Set”, wich consist of figures that was released without beeing part of a “special set” of the
toy line. The first appereans of a new toy character was usually in the basic set.
Name Series Rel. Stck Number Pg L C M G

Ace Duck Basic Set 1989 5055 50
April O’ Neil Basic Set 1988 5005 38
Baxter Stockman Basic Set 1989 5057 60
Bebop Basic Set 1988 5010 46
Casey Jones Basic Set 1989 5058 52
Donatello Basic Set 1988 5002 30
Foot Soldier Basic Set 1988 5008 42
Fugitoid Basic Set 1990 5109 88
General Traag Basic Set 1989 5061 62
Genghis Frog Basic Set 1989 5051 54
Krang Basic Set 1989 5056 64
Leatherhead Basic Set 1989 5052 66
Leonardo Basic Set 1988 5001 28
Metalhead Basic Set 1989 5053 56
Michaelangelo Basic Set 1988 5004 34
Mondo Gecko Basic Set 1990 5106 90
Muckman & Joe Eyeball Basic Set 1990 5101 100
Mutagen Man Basic Set 1990 5107 102
Napoleon Bonafrog Basic Set 1990 5113 92
Panda Khan Basic Set 1990 5108 94
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Pizza Face Basic Set 1990 5111 104
Raphael Basic Set 1988 5003 32
Rocksteady Basic Set 1988 5009 44
Rat King Basic Set 1989 5059 68
Ray Fillet Basic Set 1990 5110 96
Scumbug Basic Set 1990 5102 106
Shredder Basic Set 1988 5007 40
Slash Basic Set 1990 5105 108
Splinter Basic Set 1988 5006 36
Triceraton Basic Set 1990 5104 110
Usagi Yojimbo Basic Set 1989 5054 58
Wingnut & Screwloose Basic Set 1990 5103 98
Wacky Action Set

The “Wacky Action” line consisted of the main cast, including a mouser, with a wind-up
action feature. Each figure also came with a turtle quiz jokebook. In these versions the
Turtles also got pupils in their eyes (instead of the menacing white eyes they have from
earlier releases). The carboard art was detailed and also a little wider than their 1988
predecessor (the wide cardboard would be used again in the 1992 Bodacious Birthday,
and 1992 Sewer Spitting, among others). The Wacky Action line had two more figures
come out in 1991, Bebop and Rocksteady, and also had some vehicles in their toy line.

Rock ‘N’ Roll Michaelangelo Wacky Action 1989 5614 74
Breakfightin’ Raphael Wacky Action 1989 5613 72
Sewer Swimmin’ Donatello Wacky Action 1989 5612 70
Wacky Walkin` Mouser Wacky Action 1989 5615 76
Sword Slicin’ Leonardo Wacky Action 1990 5611 120
Creepy Crawlin’ Splinter Wacky Action 1990 5616 122
Slice ‘N Dice Shredder Wacky Action 1990 5617 124
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Disguised Turtles Set
The “Disguised Turtle Set” was the first line wich featured the Turtles in a new and unusual
outfit, a trend Playmates would later follow for many of their figures.

Leo, the sewer samurai Disguised Set 1990 5112 112
Don, the undercover turtle Disguised Set 1990 5114 114
Raph, the space cadet Disguised Set 1990 5116 116
Mike, the sewer surfer Disguised Set 1990 5115 118
Giant Size Set

The 13” Giant Size Turtles are somewhat expensive to collect in the box. It states on many
websites that the release date was 1990, but the date stamp on the foot is 1989. I may be
wrong about this though. Playmates would follow up the Giant Size with Bebop and Rock-
steady, and would later release similar figures with the “Giant Movie Star Turtles” line.

Giant Leonardo Giant Size 1989 5623 78
Giant Donatello Giant Size 1989 5623 80
Giant Raphael Giant Size 1989 5623 82
Giant Michaelangelo Giant Size 1989 5623 84
Storage Shell Turtles Set

This was the first and only Storage Shell Turtle that was released in 1990. The three other turtles were re-
leased at a later time. The Storage Shell line consisted of a Turtle with a storage room inside it`s shell.

Donatello, with storage shell Storage Shell 1990 5122 126
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Vehicles & Accessories
This is a list of vehicles and accessories that came for the Turtle toy line.
Name Set Rel. Nr Pg L C M G

Cheapskate Vehicle 1988 5017 130
Party Wagon Vehicle 1988 5022 131
Turtle Blimp Vehicle 1988 5020 132
Turtle Trooper Vehicle 1988 5019 133
Knucklehead Vehicle 1988 5018 134
Pizza Thrower Vehicle 1989 5621 135
Sewer Party Tube Sewer Tubes 1989 5652 136
Sewer Army Tube Sewer Tubes 1989 5651 137
Sewer Playset Playset 1989 5685 138
Turtlecycle Vehicle 1989 5631 139
Foorcruiser Vehicle 1989 5625 140
Footski Vehicle 1989 5632 141
Retromutagen Ooze Accessory 1989 5531 142
Double Barreled Plunger Gun Crazy Artillery 1989 5662 143
Retrocatapult Crazy Artillery 1989 5663 144
Flushomatic Crazy Artillery 1989 5661 145
Sludgemobile Wacky Vehicles 1990 5551 146
Toilet Taxi Wacky Vehicles 1990 5552 147
Oozey Wacky Weapons 1990 5602 148
Sewer Seltzer Cannon Wacky Weapons 1990 5601 149
Psycho Cycle Pizza Powered Vehicles 1990 5691 150
Sewer Dragster Pizza Powered Vehicles 1990 5692 151
Mutant Module Vehicle 1990 5624 152
Turtle Copter Vehicle 1990 5626 153
Technodrome Vehicle 1990 5684 154
Needlenose Mega Mutants 1990 5634 156
Killer Bee Mega Mutants 1990 5635 157
11.6 161
Variation
This is a list of the more known variants. There are more variants, but those are more hard to see differences.
These variants consist of figure variation and not the variation of the packages they are placed in.
Name Variations Rel. Nr Pg L C M G

Donatello Soft head 1988 5002 30
Donatello Hard head 1988 5002 30
Leonardo Soft head 1988 5001 28
Leonardo Hard head 1988 5001 28
Michaelangelo Soft head 1988 5004 34
Michaelangelo Hard head 1988 5004 34
Raphael Soft head 1988 5003 32
Raphael Hard head 1988 5003 32
Splinter Soft head 1988 5006 36
Splinter Hard head 1988 5006 36
April O’ Neil Solid yellow suit 1988 5005 38
April O’ Neil Blue stripes 1988 5005 38
April O’ Neil Orange/blue “press” 1988 5005 38
April O’ Neil Orange/blue “no press” 1988 5005 38
Shredder Soft head 1988 5007 40
Shredder Hard head 1988 5007 40
Rocksteady Soft head 1988 5009 44
Rocksteady Hard head 1988 5009 44
Bebop Soft head 1988 5010 46
Bebop Hard head 1988 5010 46
Ace Duck Hole in head/hat off 1989 5055 50
Ace Duck Hat on 1989 5055 50
Genghis Frog Black belt 1989 5051 54
Genghis Frog Gold belt 1989 5051 54
Slash Purple belt, yellow “S” 1990 5105 108
Slash Purple belt, red “S” 1990 5105 108
Slash Black belt, yellow “S” 1990 5105 108
162 117.
Name Variations Rel. Nr Pg L C M G
Panda Khan White face 1990 5108 94
Panda Khan grey face 1990 5108 94
Napoleon Bonafrog Green necklace 1990 5113 92
Napoleon Bonafrog Pink necklace l.g body 1990 5113 92
Napoleon Bonafrog Pink necklace d.g body 1990 5113 92
Scumbug Green boot 1990 5102 106
Scumbug Black boot 1990 5102 106
Mondo Gecko Unpainted knee 1990 5106 90
Mondo Gecko Red painted knee 1990 5106 90
Ray Fillet Yellow shirt 1990 5110 96
Ray Fillet Red shirt 1990 5110 96
Ray Fillet Orange shirt 1990 5110 96
Pizza Face No butcher knife 1990 5111 104
Pizza Face Green knife on chest 1990 5111 104
Baxter Stockman Aqua green swatter 1989 5057 60
Baxter Stockman Brown purple swatter 1989 5057 60
Donatello with Storage Shell Colored belt 1990 5122 126
Donatello with Storage Shell Black belt 126
11.7 163
Fan Club Offer Set
This is a card/package variant. These was the first released figures, and came with a
Fan Club Offer, as a white folder paper insert, behind the weapons. Back Of Package
States “Be A Mutant Turtle! Join The Turtle Team Fan Club. See Details Inside” Later,
the same message is written on back of package, but the paper insert was not included.
It is believed that Shredder, Foot Soldier and Splinter also includes as a Fan Club Offer
variant, but this is yet to be confirmed.

Donatello (with flyer) Basic Set 1988 5002 30
Donatello Basic Set 1988 5002 30
Leonardo (with flyer) Basic Set 1988 5001 28
Leonardo Basic Set 1988 5001 28
Michaelangelo (with flyer) Basic Set 1988 5004 34
Michaelangelo Basic Set 1988 5004 34
Raphael (with flyer) Basic Set 1988 5003 32
Raphael Basic Set 1988 5003 32
The Fan Club Gift
After sending in the offer and waiting six to eight weeks, hopefully, the
Fan Club Kit would arrive in an envelope with the comment; “Your Turtle
Force Membership Has Arrived!” in green letters. Included in the kit was a
introductory letter from P.J. Van Egeren, the fan club president, an official
membership card - numbered and signed, a larger, suitable-for-framing ver-
sion, a sticker, a official TMNT bandana and a comic.
164 11.8
Pop-Up Display Set
This is a card/package variation. It came with a cardboard pop-up display of a different
character.
Name Pop-Up char. Rel. Stck Number Pg L C M G

Donatello Krang 1988 5002 30
Leonardo Foot Soldier 1988 5001 28
Michaelangelo Rocksteady 1988 5004 34
Raphael Shredder 1988 5003 32
Splinter Bebop 1988 5006 36
Shredder Donatello 1988 5007 40
Bebop Raphael 1988 5010 46
Rocksteady April O`Neil 1988 5009 44
Ace Duck (hat off) Android Body 1989 5055 50
Ace Duck (hat on) Android Body 1989 5055 50
Casey Jones Foot Soldiers 1989 5058 52
Leatherhead Mike 1989 5052 66
Metalhead Rocksteady 1989 5053 56
Rat King Leonardo 1989 5059 68
Usagi Yojimbo Shredder 1989 5054 58
General Traag Raphael 1989 5061 62
Genghis Frog Mouser 1989 5051 54
Baxter Stockman Splinter 1989 5057 60
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1st. Generation Re-Releases (1992)
This is a list of the first generation of reissues that started in 1992. The card has a blue
background and depicts all four turtles. They are often called “Blue Cards” or “Pizza
Back Card” (even though most of the re-releases has a pizza on the back. The figures
presented in the list are the ones that was originally released from 1988 to 1990. The
list may be incomplete.
Name Series Rel. Nr Pg L C M G

April O’ Neil Basic Set 1992 5378 38
Baxter Stockman Basic Set 1992 5394 60
Casey Jones Basic Set 1992 5377 52
Foot Soldier Basic Set 1992 5393 42
General Traag Basic Set 1992 5395 62
Krang Basic Set 1992 5392 64
Panda Khan Basic Set 1992 5388 94
Rat King Basic Set 1992 5384 68
Ray Fillet Basic Set 1992 5391 96
Shredder Basic Set 1992 5379 40
Splinter Basic Set 1992 5380 36
Usagi Yojimbo Basic Set 1992 5380 58
166 11.10
Turtles Trivia (or just weird shit)
The TMNT license attracted lawsuits. Any property that makes so much money
usually does. Among frivolous lawsuit, the TMNT franchice had it`s share of
controversy. These few pages consist of some weird or fun facts about everyones
favorite turtles and their world(s).
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles

As harmless as the 1988 cartoon series was, it was still heavily edited for broadcast
in the UK and much of Europe. Due to more stringent censors, many of the action
sequences had to be trimmed so that the Turtles weren’t seen using weapons too
often. Poor Michelangelo suffered the worst; in the UK, nunchucks are restricted,
which meant his fight scenes were cut and replaced with him using a grappling
hook instead. The name of the show was even changed to Teenage Mutant Hero
Turtles, because the word “ninja” had a violent connotation.
Power Rangers Crossover

Power Rangers in Space was the fourth major incarnation of the
long-running Power Rangers live action TV series. The Power
Rangers in Space launcged in 1998 as the sixth season in the series.
In the end of the third episode of the season, “Save Our Ship”, the
villain Astronema approaches New York City and the Turtles exit a
manhole. The full crossover begins in the following episode, “Shell
Shocked”. The Turtles are placed under a spell by Astronema. Upon
the spell being disrupted, the Turtles ally with the Rangers, defeating Astronema. Before the Turtles return
home, the Rangers allow them to use their space-faring surfboard-like transports, the Galaxy Gliders, to cruise
around space for a short time. despite the Turtles not wearing any equipment, such as space suits, oxygen tanks,
or helmets. They are shown to be unaffected by the drawbacks of space on a living being.
Before the crossover, some turtle refrences is also found in the earlier episode of the show. In the original version
of the pilot episode, “Day of the Dumpster”, the Black Ranger expressed his disbelief at the story of his mentor
by sarcastically claiming to be a Ninja Turtle. In “The Trouble with Shellshock”, the turtle monster Shellshock,
comments: “Wait’ll those teenage mutants see what a full-grown turtle can do!”.
12. 167
Sewer Turtles
In 1990, some 250,000 turtles were imported into Britain to feed the demand of
young Turtles fans who wanted them as pets. For only a few pounds, kids could
easily buy a small turtle, not knowing that it would grow to be the size of a din-
ner plate. When the kids no longer wanted to take care of the animals, they were
often dumped in rivers and ponds, where they devastated native ecosystems. The
problem became so severe that the Eu-
ropean Union banned the sale of the
most popular breed, red-eared terra-
pins, in 1997.
©owabunga
by: Chris Jenkins@listverse.com
Eastman and Laird were sued for $5 million by Buffalo Bob Smith, host of the
Howdy Doody Show, because he claimed they stole “Cowabunga!” from his pro-
gram. The word was first used as the catchphrase greeting of a Native American
character, named Chief Thunderthud, however it had been adopted by surfers in
the 1960s. After a few months of legal wrangling, Smith settled for $50,000.
To dark for Playmates

by: Joey Paur@geektyrant.com
This was the highest-grossing independent film of

the time, having made over $133 million in domes-
tic box office. Playmates Toys, declined to produce any movie based toys off of the
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) film due to the violent content language and
overall dark tone the movie presented. However, with the lighter tone of the sequel
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991) released a year
later, Playmates would release the very popular Movie Star Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles assortment.
168 12.
K.O. Hitler
In the 1995, Archie comic #64, the turtles meet Adolf Hitler. The five part “Dream-
land” story takes place in the future and features the future versions of the TMNT
in their Cyber Samurai gear. Hitler’s brain powers the Time-Slip Generator. Tak-
ing a robot body, he travels to the past in an effort to locate his past self. During a
scuffle, Hitler Bot is destroyed, and the Hitler of the past attempts to retrieve the
brain, but is knocked out by Future
Raphael. When the Turtles go to leave,
Hitler draws a gun on them. Future Le-
onardo convinces Hitler that they are
demons, and that he is in Hell; since
they already have his soul, they’ve
come for his brain. Hitler puts his gun
to his head, claiming that they will not
take his brain, and pulls the trigger.
The origin of Krang

by: Chris Jenkins@listverse.com
In the 1986, Mirage comic #7, the turtles meets an alien race known as the Utroms.
While the cartoon Krang is a violent war lord from Dimension X who has been
separated from his original body, the Utroms were a benevolent race from an-
other planet that crashed to Earth 20 years ago. They peacefully integrated into
American society inside android bodies while working on a way to teleport back
to their home planet. It was during this
research that they lost a canister full of
an experimental substance. This was,
of course, the canister that ended up
mutating the Ninja Turtles in the first
place.
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Dead children and a missing arm
In the 1998, Mirage comic #17, the local government warn of an alligator attack,
after two children are found slain and half-eaten in the sewers. Leonardo comes
to the conclusion that Leatherhead may have been responsible. Tracking down
Leatherhead, Leonardo was surprised to find the mutant alligator gagged and
bound. Before he could free Leatherhead, Leonardo was attacked by King Ko-
modo and his Monitor lizard minions,
the actual killers of the children. Leo
fought Komodo and his non-mutated
brethren, and during the fight, he bit
off Leo’s left hand.
Gory Baxter
One episode of the 4Kids cartoon series, “Insane in the Membrane”, was so dark
it was pulled just before it aired in America. The Shredder has tortured scientist
Baxter Stockman by slowly dismembering him. So Stockman creates a clone and
transplants his consciousness into it. However, his new body decomposes, expos-
ing muscle and bone, and he is forced to sew fallen body parts back on.
The episode was later made available
on 4KidsTV’s website.
170 12.
This book has transcripts and
pictures, taken shamelessly
from the internet, and is about
the history and fitst action fig-
ures of Playmates Teenage Mu-
tant Ninja Turtles. It is made
for me in mind, and maybe to
the somewhat curious collec-
tor of TMNT merchandise. The
book is meant to be the first, in
a series of books covering the
TMNT figures. This book is not
a complete-guide to collecting
vintage TMNT action figures. It
is more like a complete-guide-
light. Hopefully, you find this
book somewhat entertaining
and fun to look at.

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The Virtual Ninja Turtle Museum

The Action Figure Archive

That New Toy Smell: The Smell Of Victory

TMNT Action Figures Reference Guide

by: Chris Nielsen

Action Toys and Collectables

In May 2012, the original drawing of the Turtles sold

The original package came in different design as Type A

The Turtle figures came in many different rereleases.

The very first iterations of the turtle figures had soft

1988 5001 1988 5001 Pop-up mutant display 2009 2012

Fan Club Offer

Weapons: Bo (Staff), Turtle Fist Daggers, Ninja Stars, Kama

1988 5002 1988 5002 Pop-up mutant display 2009 2012

Weapons: Sai, Turtle Fist Daggers, Ninja Stars, Kama

1988 5003 1988 5003 Pop-up mutant display 2009 2012

Fan Club Offer

Weapons: Nunchukus, Turtle Fist Daggers, Ninja Stars, Kama

1988 5004 1988 5004 Pop-up mutant display 2009 2012

Weapons: Ninja Bow, Sword Cane, Ninja Stars

Type A 2nd Release Pop-up Display 2009 Reissue 2012 Reissue

Accessories: Camcorder, Gun, Wireless Microphone, TMNT Portable

1st Release 2nd Release 3rd Release Type A Type F

Price (loose): $17

Weapons: Cutting Armor, Sword, Ninja Stars, Fist Daggers, Kama

Type A 2nd Release Pop-up Display 2009 Reissue 2012 Reissue

Price (loose): $13

Weapons: Turtle Shell Biter, Electro Shock-Mace, Turtle Carver Knife

Type A 1992 Reissue 1994 Reissue 1995 Reissue

1988 5008 1993 5393 1994 5393 1995

Weapons: Retro-Mutagen Gun, Manhole Cover Shield, Turtle Carver Knife

Type A Type A Pop-up Display 2009 Reissue Foriegn Release

1988 5009 1988 5009 Pop-up mutant display 2009 2012

Price (loose): $12

Weapons: Turtle Shell Drill, Garbage Can Shield, Knife

Type A Type A Pop-up Display 1994 Reissue 2009 Reissue

1988 5010 1988 5010 Pop-up mutant display 1994 2009

RAT KING GENGHIS FROG USAGI YOJIMBO TRAAG METALHEAD

Accessories: Service .45 Pistol, Weapons Belt w/Egg Grenades, Plug in

1st Release Type B Pop-up Display 1994 Reissue

Type C Pop-up Display KB Reissue 1995 Reissue

1989 5058 Pop-up mutant display 1995 5377

Yellow Belt Variant

Weapons: Tongue Gun, Radical Razpr-sharp Boogie Board, Surfin’ Shades,

Pop-up Display Type B

Weapons: Radical Robo-chuks, Portable Party Pack, Radar/Foot Blaster and

Type C Pop-up Display

Weapons: Naginata (Curved Spear), Katana (Long Sword), Wakizashi (Short

Type C Pop-up Display

Accessories: Anti-Turtle Swatter, Detachable Fly Wings & Arms

Type B Pop-up Display 1992 Reissue

1989 5057 1989 5057 Pop-up mutant display

Weapons: Laser Blaster, Stunlaser Rifle, Anti-Turtle Combat Knife

Type C Pop-up Display 1994 Reissue

Weapons: Brain-drain gun, Mobiloe Life-Support System, Mechanized Arms

1992 Reissue 1994 Reissue 1995 Reissue KB Reissue

1989 5056 1992 1994 1995

Weapons: Turtle Trap, Swamp Gun, Jumbo Gumbo Belt

Type C Pop-up Display

Accessories: Royal Ratbow, Rat Hook and Snakebelt