Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

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Three, two, one.

Vortex crystal demutation ray activated.

If this works, our wild mutations may soon be history.

He survived the energy ray.

Now if his genes check out as normal, we're home free, fellas.

Uh-uh-uh-uh, dudes?

I-I-I feel kind of funny.

He's mutating!

Whoa! Look out! Get out of the way!

Snap out of it, Michelangelo.

I don't want to have to hurt you.

Sorry, Michelangelo, but you asked for it.

Come on, Michelangelo. Snap out of it.

Just our luck. A Swiss Army mutant.

Whoa.

Ah. Well, that didn't work.

It's a good thing we ran a virtual reality simulation...

on that demutation ray...

before we tried it on ourselves.

Look on the bright side, guys.

We can make a bundle selling that as a video game. Can I play it again?

This is no joke, Raphael.

We've got to find a way to stabilize our mutations.

Stormy seas grow calm when the wind stops blowing.

Calm your mind, and you will find the answer.

Huh. All right.

Let's start over with the calculations.

Lord Dregg, sensors indicate that vortex crystals...

have been activated within this quadrant of the galaxy.

The readings are coming from Earth.

Of course.

Those mutant turtles must have figured out...

that the crystal has the power to stabilize their mutations.

But the readings are so low, Lord Dregg.

They must only have a few fragments.

With even the tiniest piece, I can genetically re-create another crystal.

Then I can complete the vortex transporter.

Where's Mung?

Here, your lordship.

When will the Dreggnaught be ready?

Oh, it is ready now, your lordship.

But, Dregg, even if we return to Earth,

it will take months to reconstruct the vortex transporter.

May it please you, sire, with this.

You can build whatever you dream in just hours.

That's impossible!

You are looking at over a million computerized Microbots.

Mung, how would you like to leave this slimy planet...

and be my second in command?

But I am your second in command!

No one but Dregg is superior to the Hi-Tech.

I'm sending you on a mission, Hi-Tech.

You'll orbit the galaxy like a space probe...

and return with untold data...

in, say, 2,000 light years.

Lord Dregg!

No!

I will not disappoint you, my lord.

I've adjusted the crystal oscillation frequency...

to automatically match your genetic codes.

It should work this time.

All right. Let's run another VR test.

Whoa, dudes! I feel, like, totally perfectamundo.

Even though I am a virtual Turtle.

We did it! Now all I've got to do...

is run a simulation on my genetic code.

Commencing simulation.

Oh, it didn't work.

The vortex crystal has no effect on my genetic code.

The same notes played another way make beautiful music.

You must find your own song, Carter.

Scanners have located the vortex crystal emissions, Lord Dregg.

I trust your Microbots will be able to accomplish the task.

It will take only one to track down the vortex crystal.

A micro-rocket.

Brilliant.

Vital signs are holding steady.

Crystal fragments are charged and ready.

Stabilizing Raphael's genetic code.

Excuse me.

Stabilizing Donatello.

Uh! Hmm.

Stabilizing Michelangelo.

Stabilizing Leonardo.

Ah. That was easy.

Yeah, but how can we be sure we're really back to normal?

Leonardo's got a point.

We need to test your genetic stability.

Yeah, we usually mutate under stress.

Too bad we don't have that alien sleazeball Dregg to deal with.

I wouldn't be so hasty in your assumption, Raphael.

But in the meantime, I suggest you try some sparring.

Hi-ya!

Ah. I think we're totally back to normal.

I think... I'm totally wasted.

It appears you are back to your stable form.

Hey, Carter, where are you going?

Well, I came here to learn from Splinter,

and I'm grateful for all you've taught me,

but I think I should go back to college.

Maybe if I continue my studies in biochemistry,

I can discover a way to change myself back to normal.

Don't be silly!

We'll find a way to stabilize your mutations.

Yeah. And besides, we've gotten used...

to having a non-Turtle in the family.

Thanks, guys, but I've made up my mind.

And you're sure we can't change your mind, Carter?

Well, then, we're sure gonna miss you.

Huh?

Come on, Leonardo.

First you rag on me for goofing off with the VR simulator.

Now you're doing it.

Hey!

That's no simulation.

Leonardo's mutated.

No kidding.

We've got to stop him before he trashes the whole lair.

Take it easy, dude.

We're your buds.

Talk about a terrible time...

not to have our super mutation powers.

He's getting away!

We'll catch him in the van.

Carter, let's roll!

Leonardo's mutation was caused by a power drop. I should have seen it.

Hey, let's worry about whose fault it is after we get him under control.

No. I've got to find out what went wrong.

You go on without me.

The Microbot has returned, Lord Dregg.

And it's got the crystal fragment.

Excellent.

Once the genetic cloning of the crystal is complete,

it will power my vortex transporter,

capable of transporting anything...

from one end of the universe to the other.

Oh, just what you need to conquer the Earth.

Exactly.

And eliminate those meddlesome Turtles as well.

Prepare the remaining Microbots.

Yes, Lord Dregg.

Yeah, sure, there's plenty of kooks and crazies, lady.

But on the whole, I think the city's getting better.

Like I was saying,

this city is no kind of place to live!