Power Rangers whereSaved by Turtles due to stoy plot
 

ok i posted this on face book if Shredders plan worked in the film turtles Forever that would me the power ranger universe would of been gone as well due to the fact of the next mutation been in the same universe as the power rangers. so to me power ranger was saved by the 80's and 03 turtles what your theorys on this

Actually no the Ranger universe was not affect ad the next mutation was not featured in turtles forever and the next mutations universe is not created by the original creator of the turtles in fact you could say it never existed

true but it could been one of the multiverse not shown

Actually it WAS in Turtles Forever so you are wrong sir :p When they go into that large room to try and search out Turtle Prime they look at a collage of different Turtle Worlds all flying across the screen. The Next Mutation is featured on the screen for a brief moment.

You're doing it wrong. We all agreed to pretend that the TMNT crossover never happened.

Pretty much what I came in here to say :lol

Hey? Yea. What the Fudge Ripple Ice Cream is Turtles Forever?

Only the MOST awesome of ALL Turtle films and shows that exist. It's a crossover between the orignal cartoon turtles and the then current turtles which features cameos by the original Eastman and Laird black and white comic turtles. As well as one scene that gives a brief glimpse into the turtle multiverse.

Why are we pretending the Turtle crossover never happened? It's easily the best worst Thing to happen to both franchises.

Hey, I actually have an image for this occasion.
http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/...TNTinSpace.jpg




As fun as this discussion is with Shredder destroying the Power Rangers, it's much bigger than that. Have you all ever heard of the Tommy Westphall Universe Hypothesis? I'll let MovieBob explain because he does a much better job than I could.

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/vide...-Within-Worlds

As MovieBob said, I am now going to blow your mind. Here's the basics for those that didn't watch the video (shame on you if you didn't):

The idea is to take TV continuity to it's extreme. Tommy Westphall is an autistic child character that imagined the show St Elsewhere (It's the ending to the show). St Elsewhere had crossovers with other shows making those shows part of Tommy's imagination as well. Then those other shows had crossovers, and then those other other shows had crossovers, and then those other other other shows had crossovers, etc, etc, etc.

What does this have to do with Shredder trying to destroying the Ninja Turtles? Well, one of the shows mentioned as part of Westphall's mind in MovieBob's video is Alf. Alf appeared in Cartoon All Stars to the Rescue (yeah, it's a dumb drug PSA, but it still counts) along with a ton of cartoon characters including the 80's cartoon Michelangelo from Ninja Turtles. This Michelangelo is the one featured in Turtles Forever, firmly placing Turtles Forever in Westphall's mind.

Now to get back to Power Rangers from here. The Ninja Turtles have their own multiverse including Next Mutation (an offshoot of the live-action movies) which had a crossover with Power Rangers in Space. So yeah, Power Rangers exists in Westphall's mind as well.

Is your mind blown yet? Good, there's more. In Dino Thunder the Rangers incounter an English dub of Abaranger making all of Sentai fiction within Power Rangers. You know what that means! Super Sentai, Kamen Rider, Metal Hero, and basically everything else Shotaro Ishinomori ever created exists inside Tommy Westphall's brain.

So what's all this mean? It means Shredder (Ch'rell, not Uncle Phil) was attempting to lobotomize the Ninja Turtles from Westphall's mind. Like all good lobotomies, it can have a chain reaction that would destroy all of Tommy Westphall's brain.

So yeah, one could say that Shredder is trying to destroy all of Television in Turtles Forever.

Here's my counter-argument:



Though this is only one concept, what it is essentially explaining is the fact that anything, everything, and nothing has, is, and will happen, though not necessarily in this universe. Besides, who's to say that Tommy Westphall didn't just use some of those other shows as influences in his imaginary world?

Because the child never watches TV. In the ending scene of St Elsewhere, Tommy's father says, and I quote, "I don't even know if he can hear me, because he sits there, all day long, in his own world, staring at that toy. What's he thinking about?" The toy is a snowglobe of the St Elsewhere hospital. The idea is to take things literally and taking that statement literally means that Tommy doesn't watch TV.

PS I don't take this seriously. It's basically a game, "5 degrees of Tommy Westphall." Just for fun.

Well, he is obviously influenced by his external environment. I would assume his dad watches TV.

I.. I.. Just, WOW! :D

And the Oscar for "Overthinking a Children's TV show" goes tooooooo...

I really can't for the life of me understand the hate for that crossover. I thought it was fun as hell, and easily one of the coolest thing to ever happen when I was a kid.

Blade is a killjoy... of joy.

No argument here. Plus, isn't that ending with the kid one of the most hated in TV history?

Honestly, if that sort of ending was done today, it would set off a stream of hated the likes of which may never be seen.

But I like that crossover...oh you mean Switchblade. Yeah that's true :p

It's mostly about how incredibly horrible Next Mutation was.

I usually go by "Switch" as the abbreviation.

And I'm perfectly willing to encourage others to enjoy things that I enjoy too. :p

I don't see what everyone's problem is. I enjoyed the original 80's cartoon, and The Next Mutation. I even enjoyed.. What was it? That one where they went to the future. Out of Time, or something?

I love the new TMNT stuff now too. Even though April's a girl, and Casey's the right age. And in every fiction they end up together, and doing that now would be.. creepy. To say the least.

I need to find this movie tonight. A youtube'n I go!