"Color is a choice, not an objective upgrade". As an artist that works on graphic novels myself, thank you for saying this.

My parents wouldn't let me get the TMNT cereal because they thought it would promote violence.

Why yes, I am from California and my parents are union democrats how could you tell?

I love that Razor takes breaks in-between reaming the MSM & politicians to cover nerdy stuff like this. Razor truly is my brother from another mother.

My Grandpa took me to see TMNT in the theater despite my Grandma’s objections that it was too violent.  After he died, I found a drawing I’d done of the Turtles that he’d kept for many years.  I think about this often and I miss him very much.

I had a buddy in high school in the late 80's who was into ALL of the RPGs. He turned me onto Battletech. When I bugged him to play that game, instead he hands me a TMNT graphic novel. I snorted and said no one except us will remember either of these 30 years from now,

Giving the turtles their own colored head-bands was probably the smartest business move ever.. kids could latch onto whoever they preferred, like having your favorite Beatle back in that mania

I love the amount of stuff we're getting outta Razor lately. He's on fire man.

He had me when he said “UNDERATED 2003 cartoon.”

"Buy it! .... and then stop buying it!" 2021 Razorfist! Quote of the year

Razorfist, please do an X-Men video like this. This is gold.

That 1990 movie was (still is) an absolute masterpiece. I still watch it on occasion

As much as Razor's political diatribes can serve as entertainment at times, his comic, music, gaming  and film analysis is unrivaled, and it's the best damn reason to be here.

Mako is just the best. Aku, Uncle Iroh, Splinter. Dude is brilliant.

My wife hadn’t seen the movie, and when I suggested it she was like “the goofy puppet one?”

Then she watched it and loved it because it’s a damn fine film.

My favorite crossovers involve the Batman/TMNT. I just really love how Batman just shows pure respect to Splinter. All three stories

"I frankly wish'd I'd grown up with it!"

Somewhere, out there, there is a monkey's paw attempting to grant that wish. Thankfully, the owner is grappling with it to prevent any of the fingers from curling.

The 2000s cartoon was underrated AF, probably overshadowed by the booming anime craze in the west of that time. Love how TMNT 2007 was like a soft reboot of the original movie series and the 2000s cartoon combined.

I worked on the original cartoon in Dublin Ireland for Murakami, Wolf, Swenson and have a folder of super rough (re: Circles that were to represent the Turtles) (Think of the "How to Draw an Owl": Draw a circle and draw the rest of the Fk'n Owl!) as key animation drawings. I took it back to the German/Swedish/Scottish(??) ( I cant remember anymore) animator and told him as an assistant I couldn't work with this. He got pissed and re drew the keyframes. They were getting paid by the foot after all. All I remember from that moment of my life is 1) having my very first "room temperature" Guinness at pub across the street from the company, Whelans and 2) A scene of mutated plants crawling towards the horizon of a street. Ireland for the IRISH ONLY!

I've always believed that the first live action movie still held up. Vindication!!!

The 2003 Cartoon had some surprisingly deep episodes for a kids show; the one that always sticks with me is the one where the Purple Dragons accidentally release a tentacled monster from an arms shipment, and you find out through it's POV that it was an American soldier who was mutated by the experiments of Bishop, the recurring enemy of the Turtles.

The fact that it's set after Shredder's defeat and exile really illustrated how many villains remained on earth, even after the Turtles defeated their primary foe