[Blind Reaction] Film Theory: Proof of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in New York!

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ed a couple of videos and three videos in the past, I think If they were both related to Rick and Morty, one was the Rick and Morty crossover with gravity falls and the other was, I don't really remember, I think we'll worry about it. , although I mean, it could have been something else I don't know. I don't know if I liked his material when I saw it, I just guess it didn't stick with me very much.

They make fairly well-constructed theories that actually make quite a bit of sense and are quite entertaining. Yes, I hope to see more of his stuff, although it's not something I would have chosen to see. Yes, it is a very interesting selection. It's a test of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in New York and it seems like a It's a very difficult thing to prove because it's obviously not true. I mean, yeah, they're fictional characters, so this is, at first glance, kind of ridiculous and not really a

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like that. Actually, it has some chance of being legit, although I mean it could. it's still entertaining and yeah, the Ninja Turtles aren't really a franchise that I like very much, I mean, I was very undoing it at one point when I was five, but or before that, I don't even know, I mean, it was very young.

When the show was airing my brother really liked it but I watched it too but I think I was too young to even understand it so I don't know yeah but it still might be a good video and I'm looking forward to it I arrived. to see exactly what it is and why exactly they asked me for it might be pretty interesting to find out anyway let's go ahead and get started here we go the world fell in love okay that's pretty ridiculous although I never saw myself as a threat well . I definitely guess it makes sense, it's not the first time I've had a game, people say they forget that at least it was measured to meet everyone's favorite superhero, who was sprayed with radioactive chemicals.

The TMTs were originally intended to be a parody of Daredevil, the devil of. Hell's Kitchen I can totally see the resemblance there one day. This is doubly impressive when you consider that the Ninja Turtles have to be one of the strangest and wackiest Ninja Turtles. Yeah, I think that's the appeal that pizza-loving crime has become. -ninjitsu masters who fight and befriend one of New York City's most notable television reporters, who turns out to be totally genius at keeping the biggest news story a complete secret, seriously, April O'Neill, what? where is your journalist? Watch eight Pulitzer Prize-winning stories here radioactive spill super

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I'm a syndicate run by a cheese grater grab your cheese printer anyway the mini matpat that lives inside my heart desperately wants That Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are real fistfights between cartoon characters Boba Fett playing the accordion well in the sewers may have happened because, believe it or not, there is a pretty compelling argument that all the ingredients to make

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rs may exist in New York sewer systems.

Oh, before you blow up the comments. let's take a break for a second dress question one no, I'm not without my medication number two the Ninja Turtles are real obviously this whole universe is as fictional as it gets is there a nunchuck wielding Terrapin that will save you? from being mugged while using 80's slang in midtown Manhattan unfortunately yes, very sadly, I did it right, not one day, one day, let's start quite simply, is it possible that

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like the ones we see in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles can be in New York City? This is easy, yes, according to the stories in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic series, specifically volume 2, issue 18, the Ninja Turtles are of the red-eared slider species.

Fun fact following the flood with so many red-eared sliders as pets. for children, but they became an invasive species that clogged the water. Why, yes, in an ironic twist, the creation of the Ninja Turtles actually increased the likelihood that the Ninja Turtles could exist and that, my friends, life now imitates art. To an outsider, it might seem like the only place in New York City you'll find a turtle isn't a zoo or at the bottom of a suspicious bowl of red-eared sliders living wild in the middle of Manhattan, inside Central Park. , there is a large pond where

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congregate that is clearly called Turtle Pond according to the Central Park Conservancy.

There are five species of turtles that live wild within that pond, the most numerous of which is none other than the red-eared slider and the Red-eared sliders are not like beta Fish that are bought one week and thrown away the next can live between 50 and 70 years. It's pretty much what you'd expect from an easy yes. The Associated Press reported in 1990 that turtles are commonly found in underground dwellings and that anything like that would even be possible in the sewer system, but a closer look at the film suggests that turtles could live elsewhere underground at first. live action movie of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

April O'Neil is assaulted by her foot while waiting for a subway platform Raphael fights them by taking a knocked out April back to the turtles' hideouts, but curiously he gets there by going down the subway tunnel and while we see the turtles and what are clearly sewer and drainage pipes, there is nothing there to indicate their base of operations. is necessarily in the sewer, instead it would make more sense for them to be nearby and abandon a train tunnel. These tunnels will make life much better. Yes, flooding is acceptable and much less likely to reek of alcohol and there is plenty of evidence that people can.

Surviving abandoned train tunnels under New York, one of the best

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would be the 2000 documentary Dark Days, which shows an entire underground community for homeless people in an abandoned train tunnel, it is sequestered, it is spacious and can even get electricity sometimes, and it doesn't. Since this is something unique, or there are literally dozens of unused and monstrous underground tunnels scattered throughout New York City, it is therefore plausible that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles could find an underground hideout that not only fits your needs but also keep them in the shadows. I know that since the new movie came out of the shadows, at this point we have

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turtles of the rat species who could be living in New York, but now, for the question that thousands of high school students have been asking for years, can a red eared slider? sliders oh wow almost anything Cowabunga was right one day so we have teenage turtles in the sewers of New York eating pizza what's left well

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s walking on two legs and wielding a bo staff let's look at the mutant part. of the equation, so what do we know about the mutations that mock turtles undergo?

For a pretty clear explanation in the second featurette, the secret of use, here's what Professor Perry says about the TGR he used that caused the UT turtle to have an unknown mixture of discarded chemicals that were accidentally exposed to a series of radiating waves and the resulting remarkable but dangerous mutant is a genetic property. Okay, I'll forgive the fact that dr. Science here uses the made up word radioactive toxic waste, so is there any real world

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that radiation plus an organism equals a giant? Numerous reports of very strange wildlife in the waters, for example here's a picture of the normal wolffish and now compare it to The picture of this giant mutated bowl is fine, but seriously, I'd eat it at a sushi restaurant any day.

No, that should have been a bad idea, especially considering how disproportionate his body parts are, but it's still not like there was any source of radiation. sucking up the New York City sewer system, right? I mean, who would be foolish enough to put a nuclear power plant just a few miles from the most densely populated city in America? Oh, in the 1970s, that's the Indian Point Energy Center, a large three-unit nuclear power plant. The plant that was built about thirty-six miles from midtown Manhattan opened in 1974. Well, there hasn't been any major disaster at Indian Point in its 40-year history as of early 2016.

Yes, this year it was reported that the radioactive material from Indian Point. It was leaking into the groundwater and it completely accelerated, how much more radiation than normal? You asked 80 percent overall and one well in particular showed a 65,000 percent increase and the most prominent contaminant was tritium, a radioactive isotope known to cause so much mutation. for green energy unless you like your green energy because it glows due to radioactivity my rights Batum Ching so how much would this affect New York City? Indian Point is located upstream from Gotham, right on the banks of the Hudson River, this same Hudson River that flows into the West of the Bronx and Manhattan it seems that the bodies of mafia informants are not the only thing polluting the Hudson in these days, but they condemn Ching again if those elevated levels of radiation somehow manage to reach the Hudson River and reach New York.

The city's water table says the waste could end up anywhere, yes, and on it, a splinter says the turtles are 15 years old, weird, but that doesn't mean anything. I mean, if the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were actually real, we'd expect to see a steep drop. -off in violent crimes in New York City starting in 1990 and that's exactly what happened, but hey, that's just a theory. Oh, and cuts, I think there are probably other reasons for that, but why not, it's all which turtle is your favorite. leonardo Donatello Michelangelo er Raphael, seriously, people really like Raphael Leonardo and Donatello until Leonardo because he has to cool down Donatello's swords because their color is purple.

Hey, there's no shame in a guy liking the color purple. Click on one to cast your vote and find out which turtle next week. It turns out that next week it's the theoretical film audience's favorite heroes in a half-shell. A different version of some underwater action. Well, that was interesting and I don't remember who my favorite turtle was. I haven't seen her in years. I want to see. Look, it was Michelangelo, although I have no idea, yeah, that was fun, I mean, he made his personality work even though it was so obviously ridiculous and he was a pain, he was aware of how ridiculous it was, so I guess it was never a real theory that anyone is going to believe, but as a fun little exercise, it was good, it was entertaining and it's interesting how he was able to find even so many things to support it, that's what I appreciate, I really appreciate the effort of, but actually go through and find all this information, this is something like that, although I want to say that it hurts a little bit of your other videos, maybe I mean if you are trying to actually convince people in the others that this is an aspect that It could be coming up with a theory that is obviously true and presenting it in a similar way.

I mean, isn't it? Doesn't it damage things? Doesn't that make it seem like it's all just for laughs? I'm just doing it for fun and I mean, in a sense it is, but like others I've seen in the past, they actually had a lot of merit. behind them, so I don't know, it's weird, but it was an entertaining video and I like this guy. I think he's really funny, he really has a good personality for this kind of thing and he does a good job, so yeah, I did it. I don't mind watching this at all, it was entertaining even if I'm not really the biggest turtle fan, so yeah, thanks for requesting it, Russell Ray Young, and if you want me to watch the video of your choice, check out my patreon, you can go back. with me for twenty bucks and each month you'll be able to select a new video to react to as long as you stay at that level anyway yeah I hope you liked the

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