@Battle_Forum_Junkie said:
I was just wondering. I know that the turtles where in contact with teens the most, so that's what they got mutated into.
But will they age any further? I don't know much about them, but I've never seen a comic or episode where they time travel and meet they're older selves or anything.
Anyways, thanks for your time.
The origin of the Ninja Turtles differs, but the initial origin is that Splinter, who was the rat of Hamato Yoshi, had followed these turtles into the sewers where he found them playing in some sort of mutation goo, in which he also had gotten on himself, as well. At sunrise, Splinter woke up to be the size of a real man, but still in a figure of a rat and also transformed the once 4-legged crawling turtles into a 2-legged walking turtle being depicted to have human characteristics such as talking and thinking. Splinter, who had learned ninjustu from his cage while watching his master practice, teaches the turtles martial arts, naming them by famous artists and giving them different color headbands to give them their individuality - thus being called the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They were raised from adolescents and were not aged straight to teenage years. However, the mythos and continuity of the story starts off with them as teenagers, having them already learned ninjustu from Splinter.
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