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Shredder being fantastic (1987)He sports an elongated neck along with a slightly hunched over body. He has fanged teeth, and clawed hands and feet. He is heavily armored, with two long, thin, dark red ribbon-like strips of cloth on his back, and his head is much smaller compared to the rest of his body.
Despite his strange stature and body, he is able to move faster than most members of the cast. As shown in the series' finale, he can change his armor into weapons like a bladed shield, chains from his feet and can transform his entire body into a final form, a colossal being of pure armor, drills for limbs and pink flames.
Five hundred years ago, The Foot Clan was at peace until they were invaded by a mysterious clan that was clad in black, in Japan. It corrupted him, and took control of the Foot Clan before turning them into a clan that committed acts of terrorism and destruction across Japan.
His daughter Karai had no choice but to rise up against him, so she forged the Hamato Clan to fight against the tyranny of the demon and the Foot.
The Hamato Clan managed to defeat Shredder due to Karai using the Hamato Clan's fighting technique called the Hamato Ninpo and a mystic blade, stating as "No mortal weapon could harm the Shredder.
As a part of the chest piece was placed onto the armor, a brief glimpse of the Shredder's face was seen. Furthermore, due to a flaw in the armor the Turtles' Jupiter Jim figure shoved in to cover a hole when the faceplate was used as a tea kettle , the transformation failed to complete.
After Draxum was defeated and cast out of the armor, it reassembled itself, having drained Draxum of his life force. In " Many Unhappy Returns ", It is explained by the Foot Lieutenant that they were using Draxum all along and the armor needed his life force to reawaken.
When the Shredder was about to face the turtles, April and Splinter, the Foot trio cheered for him, saying "shred", before he attacks them instead.
After Raphael , Donatello , and Michelangelo attempt to engage him and immediately lost, Shredder then jumps to attack Leo, Splinter, and April before suddenly teleporting to elsewhere, where it appears in the pizza place before attacking Albearto and the rest of the animatronics before the team attempts to fight him again, but Shredder overpowers them and disappears.
He then appears in several places but the turtles utterly lose to Shredder, before Leonardo and Splinter head off to meet Big Mama.
Big Mama explains that Shredder is not tethered to the dimension and is warping in and out of our world. Shredder then engages Raph, Mikey, Donnie, and April O'Neil once more and then was attracted to these fireworks, which the Shredder furiously fought his way, cutting through large steel containers and a freighter boat and eventually disappearing for the final time before returning in the middle of the streets of New York City , which the team finally defeats the Shredder, and Big Mama seals the Shredder away with the mystic collar which tethers him to this dimension before he disappeared into a portal.
However, she changed the deal at the last second, the Shredder now becoming the Shadow Fiend and becoming Big Mama's champion of the Battle Nexus.
Under Big Mama's control via a mystic ring , the Shredder battled against the Turtles, Splinter, April, and Baron Draxum to retrieve the Big Mama's mystic orb where the citizens of New York trapped in a paradise illusion.
Despite their best efforts, the heroes were able to defeat the Shredder. Big Mama eventually loses her mystic ring to the Foot Recruit , granting her control over the Shredder and allowing her to destroy Big Mama's empire.
Shredder returned in the "Finale Part 1: E-Turtle Sunshine of the Spotless Mind ", unable to move at all as he was still a mindless feral beast and was only controlled through the mystic ring.
After Splinter, Draxum, April, and the Turtles managed to get themselves through Splinter's memories, finding out that a ancient weapon sealed the Shredder, they went to the Twilight Realm to get it.
After obtaining the weapon, who is revealed to be Karai, the Shredder's sentient spirit that was sealed in the realm returned to his empty vessel as he could speak again and his full power unleashed as he laughs.
He destroys the turtle's mystic weapons and nearly kills them several times, and easily defeats them before destroying the lair and attempting to take Karai's energy by stabbing her.
After that, he immediately engaged Draxum and Splinter in a fate for humanity. The Shredder in "Finale Part 3: Anatawa Hitorijanai " was complaining about how his power never changed after defeating Karai and capturing Draxum and Splinter, which was because he didn't get to take it properly.
So the Shredder went to Draxum's lab along with the remaining members of the Foot Clan, the Shredder then tried to get his hands on the Empyrean source, but Draxum proclaims that Shredder was the true threat that was described in the prophecy and attempted to defeat him but was immediately beaten.
Shredder then appeared in the Crying Titan , making the newly appointed Foot Clan general the Foot Recruit create a ritual to drain the Hamato essence from Splinter.
In "Finale Part 4: Rise ", the Shredder attempted to gain supreme power over the Hamato essence, but failed. However, he still managed to fight the turtles, and might have won if the Hamato Clan had not regathered.
The dark armor is destroyed for good, ending the Shredder's life and reuniting Oroku Saki's liberated spirit with Karai and the Hamato Clan.
His connection to Oroku Saki and the Foot is not known, since the bi-monthly comic was ultimately cancelled in In issue 32 he was called to meet a mysterious individual who asks to bring Leo with him as well.
The Archie Comics' series use the same background as the cartoon, as the first issues are identical. Later in the Archie comics, Shredder travels to the future and works with Armaggon and Verminator X to offset the skill and experience of the future versions of the Turtles.
This version of the character was more in line with the early episodes' depiction of the character as a cunning adversary and in many issues nearly proves to be a lethal enemy, coming close to defeating the turtles on a number of occasions, and even aids Armaggon and Verminator X in the defeat and capture of two of the turtles in the future.
However he shows some amount of honour in the comic. His final fate within the Archie comics series remains unknown, though a three-part mini-series put out by Archie comics after the end of their regular comic series seems to indicate he remains a consistent foe to the turtles for many years, briefly restoring Splinter to the form of Hamato Yoshi and also undoing Michaelangelo's mutation, though both later revert to mutant status by the end of the story, while Shredder was left in a vegetative state in the aftermath of his final battle with the Turtles.
While Yoshi focused on his family, Saki surpassed him and was promoted to Jonin leader of the Foot. With the help of Kitsune , Saki steals regenerative ooze from an Utrom known as "The Iron Demon" later revealed to be Krang himself [8] which is used to preserve his body until he is awakened by his descendant Oroku Karai several centuries later in modern-day New York.
Knowing the future, he vows to change it by conquering the realm of the Afterlife upon his return. Shredder first appears in Micro-series 1 and in full costume on the final page of issue 9.
Dan Duncan first designed Shredder with input from Mateus Santolouco and Kevin Eastman; originally wanting to depict a "beefy Seeking control in his forthcoming battle for power, Shredder offers Splinter a place in his army but Splinter refuses, revealing himself to be a reincarnated Hamato Yoshi.
After the Turtles rescue Leonardo, Shredder calls a meeting with Krang and proposes an alliance in exchange for Utrom technologies, which Krang rejects.
A short battle results in retreat on both sides and the revelation that Shredder had stolen some Utrom resources from Krang's compound to begin creating a mutant army in the form of Bebop, Rocksteady, Koya and Bludgeon.
In Issue 50, Shredder faced Splinter and the turtles in a final battle which he lost and briefly admitted his faults and also making Karai the new head of the Foot Clan.
He was then killed by Splinter by having his sword slashed into the back of his head, killing him instantly. After his death, Shredder's body is kept in a crypt that is guarded by Jennika who was assigned by Hamato Yoshi in order to learn humility.
Shredder's tomb is eventually desecrated by the witch Kitsune who plans to revive Oroku Saki in order to restore order to the Foot Clan but Splinter knew this and keeps the skull to foil her attempts.
Shredder will appear in the upcoming miniseries Shredder in Hell. In the mini-series Shredder is in the afterlife and descends into the underworld trying to find the truth of his own soul meanwhile Kitsune uses his corpse to summon her father as his host.
After Saki framed him for the attempted murder of a visiting sensei , Yoshi was forced to exile himself to New York City , where he lived in the sewers with four pet turtles that were accidentally dropped down a storm drain.
In the following years, Saki took leadership of the Foot Clan, and took on his Shredder persona. He also met a trans-dimensional alien called Krang , and used the advanced technology at his disposal to replace the Foot Ninja with robots called the Foot Soldiers.
He secretly moved to New York, where he found Yoshi still alive. In an attempt to kill his old foe, Shredder dumped mutagen in the sewers. This mutates Yoshi into Splinter, and he starts training the also mutated Turtles in ninjutsu.
After the Turtles discovered his operation in New York City, Shredder became their enemy and would stop at nothing until they were defeated.
In one episode, Shredder was accidentally hit by his lasted weapon that made him think he was pals with the Turtles as he thought he was Michelangelo.
However, Shredder was hypnotized by Splinter into going between his real personality and Michelangelo whenever he would hear their names.
Although, after being hit again, Shredder was back to his old self, which might off undid the hypnosis.
Shredder was voiced by James Avery for seasons one to seven and William E. Martin for seasons eight and ten, with the alternates being Dorian Harewood and Pat Fraley in , Jim Cummings in — and Townsend Coleman in In the crossover movie Turtles Forever , this incarnation of the Shredder was voiced by Load Williams.
In the series, the version of the Shredder is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson due to the death of James Avery in In his early appearances, Shredder was presented as extremely cunning and was described by Splinter himself as the most dangerous adversary he ever faced.
Shredder's intelligence persevered throughout his various portrayals, and in several instances, it is claimed that Shredder has an IQ of As the cartoon series was more light-hearted than the comics, Shredder was later depicted as evil but a villain that always fails rather than the dire and lethal ninja he was originally shown to be.
He and Krang are constantly bickering about tactics and often take pleasure in the other's failings and sometimes intentionally sabotage each other.
His two henchmen Bebop and Rocksteady are especially incompetent and fail miserably at everything they do. They were mostly used for comic relief in the show; however, the Turtles certainly consider them to be formidable despite their inane stupidity in combat due to their great strength and endurance, and as such, often use their intelligence to outwit them.
Despite Shredder's failings, he is still shown to have considerable skills. In martial arts, he is often shown to surpass the Turtles and to be equaled only by Splinter.
Nevertheless, he usually runs away from a fight when outnumbered, incapacitating the Turtles to defeat them in combat; as the series progressed, however, the Turtles were able to battle him on more equal grounds and even defeat him in combat on several occasions.
He trained the Punk Frogs in a very short period of time to be a match for the Turtles, but the Punk Frogs soon switch sides.
His technical skills are also quite impressive: he designed and built a robotic body for Krang, prepared the mutagen mixture, knew how Krang's teleportation engine worked, and built numerous other advanced devices.
Ironically in one episode "Shredderville" the Turtles dream they find themselves in a mirror universe where the TMNT never existed and Shredder rules New York City, yet finds the task of ruling so burdensome that he has a nervous breakdown.
From mid season seven onwards, Shredder was depicted as a more serious threat, full of anger and bloodlust, though he was still easily defeated by the Turtles.
His friendship with Krang also appeared to have grown. There were many times that Shredder could have just left Krang at the mercy of the Turtles or Lord Dregg, but he always rescued him, and went as far as to donate his life energy to save him.
Shredder's family is presented in three episodes. In the episode "Shredder's Mom", [17] Shredder's mother Miyoko helps Shredder and Krang in an attempt to destroy the world's climate.
In this episode, Miyoko first learns of her son's criminal activities, and proves herself to be as villainous. However, she constantly treats Shredder like a baby, until he gets fed up with it and transports her back to her retirement home.
Kazuo and the Turtles try to join forces to stop one of Shredder's plans, but his fervent respect of the law clashes with the Turtles' "whatever it takes" attitude.
He is the leader of a small clan, and every bit as wicked as his descendant. When Shredder offers to help him find magical relics that would provide him with power and wealth, Sancho takes Shredder's information, then betrays him and orders his men to kill him.
However, Sancho is also a coward, and when he breaks down in the face of danger, his men abandon him. This family tree leads to a bit of confusion regarding whether Shredder's given name is Oroku and his last name Saki as indicated by the fact his brother shares the name Saki , or the other way around as indicated by the fact his ancestor's last name is Oroku.
This question is never resolved on the show, although Mirage comics adds more evidence for Oroku being the family name; Saki's brother is "Oroku Nagi".
This follows Japanese naming conventions, which place the family name before an individual's given name.
Counting from the first meeting with the Turtles, Shredder spent eight seasons plotting ways to defeat them.
In the season 8 episode "Turtle Trek", [20] the Turtles destroy the engines of the Technodrome , trapping it and its inhabitants in Dimension X for good and putting an end to Shredder's plans.
Together, they capture the Turtles, but Dregg then betrays them and tries to drain the life energy of the Turtles, Krang, and Shredder all at once, making them weaker while Dregg becomes stronger.
Shredder alone escapes the trap and restores Krang "A Turtle in Time" , [22] but Dregg captures them again. Shredder is nowhere to be seen, but it is assumed that he is still somewhere in Dimension X.
However, Shredder and Krang's incompetence as well as their relative sanity is fully shown when the Utrom Shredder of the universe seizes command of the Technodrome and adds Utrom technology to the powerful war machine, and turns it against the world.
In the climax, Shredder temporarily overcomes his hatred for the Turtles as both he and Krang decide to help the Turtles defeat the Utrom Shredder who they realise is totally insane, will kill everyone and has effectively stolen the Technodrome from them.
Shredder also takes extreme offense at being considered inferior by his other-dimensional counterpart, doesn't see the point of destroying the entire universe and does not understand why the Utrom Shredder won't just kill the Turtles when he had the chance.
So, with Krang, he chooses to fight alongside the Turtles against their common foe. This time, however, Venus uses her powers to make the Oroku Saki from within take control of Shredder's mind.
After the Foot Clan disbands, he ends up living on the streets. Later, the Dragon Lord's rank warriors attack him to get a medallion that was in his possession.
Splinter saves him and takes him to the Turtles' lair to protect him. It was hinted that Shredder might possibly go back to his old ways, but the show was canceled soon after that episode.
Shredder appeared only a few times in the show, due to the primary villain of the series being a draconic being from another dimension and thus supplanted Shredder as the Turtles' nemesis.
Numerous individuals have assumed the " Shredder " mantle in the animated series , all of whom, except for Karai, are voiced by Scottie Ray. The Utrom Shredder is the main antagonist and primary Shredder of the series.
He is the archenemy of the Turtles and Splinter, and indirectly had a hand in their creation. Utrom Shredder serves as the main antagonist of the first three seasons of the show as well as the finale film Turtles Forever.
His digital copy also serves as the antagonist of the seventh and final season. After causing the deaths of millions across the universe, the megalomaniacal and psychopathic alien warlord Ch'rell whose aliases include Torrinon, Kako Naso, and Duke Acureds was captured by his fellow Utrom and being transported back to his home world to answer for his crimes.
However, Ch'rell managed to escape captivity and sabotaged the Utrom ship, causing it to crash-land on Earth during the Sengoku period of feudal Japan.
Stranded on the then-primitive planet, the Utrom were forced to wait for centuries until human technology advanced enough for them to develop a teleportation device and return home.
They thus developed humanoid exo-suits to hide amongst the humans, and Ch'rell stole the first working prototype and used the Japanese legend of a Demon Tengu to craft a dual identity, becoming a wealthy Japanese philanthropist named Oroku Saki while secretly operating as the crime lord known as the Shredder.
Saki soon founded the Foot Clan, which grew into a massive underground criminal empire by the 20th century. He eventually adopts an abandoned girl named Karai , whom he personally trained in the arts of ninjutsu to lead the Foot Clan in Japan while he operated in New York City.
In New York, the Shredder captures Hamato Yoshi, one of the Utroms' foremost guardians, and kills him after he refuses to reveal their location.
Yoshi's pet rat Splinter witnesses his murder and escapes, winding up in the city's sewers where he and four baby turtles are accidentally exposed to a mutagenic ooze created by the Utroms, transforming them into sentient humanoid lifeforms.
In the first season set over a decade later, the Turtles begin encountering the Foot Clan and unknowingly foiling several of the Shredder's operations.
Oroku Saki becomes intrigued with the Turtles, wanting to meet them and hoping to bring them to his side. One day, he invites Leonardo to his home and offers him to join the Foot.
The Turtles consult their master Splinter, who reveals his true nature by telling them of Master Yoshi's murder. The Shredder eventually becomes the greatest enemy of the Turtles when they decline his offer.
During their first engagement, the Shredder proves himself to be more skilled than the Turtles, compelling them to flee and hide. While Shredder and his Foot Ninja search for the Turtles, Splinter finds and regroups them, and plans a counterattack.
In a subsequent battle on the rooftops, the Shredder outmatches the Turtles again, but Splinter tricks him into cutting the support for a water tower, which is kicked onto him.
The water sweeps Shredder off the building, and the tower collapses to the ground, crushing him. But a few scenes later, Shredder's hand is shown to emerge from the wreckage of the water tower.
Splinter and the Turtles were unaware of the Shredder's survival until months later, on one day when Leonardo goes on an outdoor morning training exercise, only to be ambushed by the Foot Clan.
The Shredder's four Elite Guard beat Leonardo close to death and send him flying into a window of April O'Neil 's antique shop apartment, where the Turtles were staying after Foot Ninjas had marauded their sewer home while they were away.
Soon afterwards, the Shredder leads an assault on April's shop. Overpowered and outnumbered, the Turtles, Splinter, April and Casey Jones are forced to run off into retreat in a walk-in cooler.
The Shredder then bars the door, drops a firebomb and punctures a gas pipe with his gauntlets. Fortunately, April remembers that the motor used to power the cooler was removed, leaving a hole in the exterior wall that leads outside.
As a result, the Turtles and their allies are able to evacuate the building before it burns down. They retreat to Casey's grandmother's farmhouse in Northampton, Massachusetts , where they would spend the next three months recuperating.
During this time, they are presumed dead by the Foot, but Oroku Saki sends the clan's mad scientist Baxter Stockman the task of confirming their deaths.
Although Stockman finds no proof that the Turtles died, he creates false evidence to convince the Shredder and succeeds in doing so.
When Leonardo is completely healed from his injuries, the Turtles and Splinter return to New York to face the Shredder once more.
They launch a surprise assault on the Foot headquarters, fighting their way through Shredder's minions and eventually reaching his throne.
By the end of the battle, an epic standoff between Leonardo and the Shredder occurs. Armed with the Sword of Tengu, the former decapitates the latter when they strike each other in one final clash.
Not knowing that the Shredder is an Utrom, the Turtles believe him to be finally killed for good.
After they leave, the Shredder is seen to be getting up and walking away carrying his severed head. In the second season, Ch'rell seeks to exact revenge on his species.
When the Shredder is zapped into unconsciousness, a time bomb slips out of his hands, set to detonate in ten minutes.
The Turtles help the Utroms escape using the Transmat, a teleportation device, which Donatello activates.
After the Utroms teleport back to their homeworld, the Shredder awakens and attacks the Turtles. In the ensuing fight, the Turtles use their weapons to penetrate his armor, which is then electrocuted by Donatello, disabling it.
Afterwards, the Shredder reveals his Utrom form to the Turtles, intent on taking down his enemies with him. But at the last few seconds, Donatello manages to power up the Transmat, through which he, his brothers and Splinter escape before the TCRI building implodes with Ch'rell inside of it.
Unknown to them, the Shredder had survived once more and was retrieved by his daughter Karai, now being placed in a stasis tube and healed by worms inside a secret medical facility of the Foot headquarters.
During his recuperation, Karai assumes leadership of the Foot Clan and makes peace with the Turtles after they help her end the turf war. But once the Shredder is fully recovered, he vows vengeance and breaks off the truce, leaving Karai to question her loyalty.
By this point, Baxter Stockman had created the Foot Mechs, mainly in the form of armed ninja robots, but also versions of the U. President, the English Prime Minister and Splinter.
His plans were again thwarted by the Turtles, when his barge hideout is located by them, Splinter, and their unlikely ally, the delusional Triceraton Zog, leading to another confrontation with the Foot.
Aboard the freighter, Donatello programs a bomb set to go off in 30 minutes. The Shredder is defeated again when Zog sacrifices his life by keeping him on his ship when it sinks due to the explosion, but Karai rescues him on a helicopter.
In the third season, the Triceratons launch an invasion on Earth. In the aftermath of the invasion, New York City is in ruins.
In his persona as Oroku Saki, the Shredder uses his fortune to repair the damage and gains favor of its citizens.
Secretly, his real purpose of reconstruction was to salvage the remnants of Triceraton technology in order to construct a large starship to return to the stars, and thereby retaliating against the Utrom.
He even enlists a young scientist named Dr. Chaplin to help out. The craft is eventually completed, but Ch'rell's plan suffers several complications, courtesy of the Turtles and the Earth Protection Force led by Agent Bishop.
Despite sustaining heavy damage, the ship is launched into orbit, albeit with the Turtles and Splinter on board.
When Karai notes that they left their forces on Earth, Ch'rell states that he has allies on other worlds that can help him.
Entering a four-armed Shredder exo-suit, Ch'rell easily defeats them all, prompting the Turtles and Splinter to attempt to sacrifice themselves and blow the ship up in a final attempt to stop the Shredder.
Luckily, as the starship explodes, Mortu and the Utrom arrive, having placed a stasis field around the entire ship, freezing time, and teleport all its inhabitants to safety.
While the Turtles and Splinter are teleported to sick bay and Professor Honeycutt is taken to one of their labs to be placed in a new robot body, Ch'rell, Karai, and Dr.
Chaplin are teleported to the brig. The Utrom High Council start by mentioning a testimony from Dolphette that Ch'rell willingly launched an attack on the planet Enethone where over 1 million innocent inhabitants perished.
Then they bring up Wan-ran Otho's testimony where Ch'rell incited and funded a civil war on the planet Eno II in an effort to mine their raw minerals without restriction.
The Utrom High Council then concludes that Ch'rell tried various attempts to take over the Utrom government through an illegal and violent coup.
The Utrom High Council found Ch'rell guilty for the chaos and destruction he brought across the universe, and ultimately sentence him to eternal exile on the desolate ice asteroid Mor Gal Tal.
Mortu states to everyone present that Karai and Dr. Chaplin will be returned to Earth and handed over to the authorities. In the finale film Turtles Forever , Ch'rell is freed from his exile by his Shredder counterpart from the series after his frozen body was teleported off of Mor Gal Tal by s Shredder and Krang.
Once Karai showed up upon finding out about Ch'rell's return, Ch'rell then takes over the Technodrome and gains a new, more powerful exo-suit. After realigning with a now-mutated Hun, Ch'rell reverse-engineers the mutagen that Hun got to turn a select number of Cyber Foot into Mutant Foot Soldiers and create new Foot Robots that are stronger than the '80s versions.
The Ch'rell later uses the Technodrome to view alternate dimensions, realizing that there is an entire multiverse of Ninja Turtles.
Locating the Turtles' source planet, Turtle Prime, Ch'rell vows to eliminate every Ninja Turtle in existence by destroying this dimension.
The Mirage Turtles, the Turtles, and the Turtles team up to defeat Ch'rell, though Karai and Splinter agree that the Shredder will return again as he always does.
Ch'rell also severed Michelangelo 's left arm and Raphael 's left eye. When Donatello leads a final rebellion against the Shredder's fortress, his Foot forces kill Michelangelo while Karai kills Leonardo and Raphael.
April avenges Leonardo and Raphael by using a rocket launcher on Karai, and the Shredder is killed by Donatello with the Tuneller. In "Timing is Everything", Leonardo and Cody Jones are accidentally sent back in time to the aftermath of the Turtles' first battle with the Shredder.
Later, the Shredder and several Foot ninjas are transported to but are easily defeated by the Turtles' futuristic technology. The Shredder Tengu or the original Demon Shredder serves as the main antagonist of the fifth season.
The very first Shredder was a Demonic Tengu that rose from a hellish pit and terrorized ancient Japan. After a fierce battle when on the verge of death at the hands of the Five Dragons, it brokered a deal to enter and possessed their fifth member; a human named Oroku Saki, one of Japan's most skilled warriors and strongest of the warrior collective who confronted it.
Tempted by the demon's promises of power the man welcomed the monster's essence into his being and assumed all of its terrible powers. Gaining vast magical ability precluding to flight, augmented dark chi, concussion blast projection, vast physical ability; able to toss the Silver Sentry into low orbit, telekinesis and reality manipulation amongst many other capabilities.
His reign of terror would come to an end however as the original Shredder was eventually defeated by the power of his former comrades, each of whom having mastered powerful metaphysical practices of their own in order to combat their corrupted number.
In defeating and concealing the evil warlord, the remaining dragons would fade from historical memory in order to become the Ninja Tribunal.
A quartet of immortal warriors who spent the next couple of centuries watching over the demonic conquerors remains; having his body, helmet, and gauntlet separated and sealed away at differing locales to prevent his return.
Later in the 21st century, the Tengu Shredder's five Foot Mystic heralds would attempt to resurrect him. First enlisting a bone demon backed by their mystic amulet to bypass the Tribunal, Master Splinter and the Ancient One's vast insight.
But was undone by the youthful turtles who saw through said trinket's arcana. Something which would pique the ageless ninja master's interest before they erased the striplings' memories of the event.
Years later the onset of the true Shredder's return forces the Ninja Tribunal to recruit the same Turtles alongside four human warriors as their Acolytes whom they would train in their ways for the purpose of preventing Saki's resurrection.
The Demon Shredder is weakened when Karai drains his power via a mystic link which connects all who take the mantle of the Shredder , and he is finally destroyed when the Turtles combine their Dragon avatars to summon the spirit of Hamato Yoshi who delivers the final blow ending the Demon Shredder for good.
Something which the Ninja Tribunal had been aware of all along, revealing themselves to all who thought they'ed perished.
Going onto say that the sands of fate had to fall where they lay so that the ones whom could slay the demonic tyrant would come of age, explaining as to why they had let Yoshi meet his demise as it led to Splinter and his turtle son's rise to prominence to aid the Tribunal in the end.
The Cyber Shredder appears as the main antagonist of the seventh and final season, Back to the Sewer. It is revealed that prior to Ch'rell's exile, he created a digital copy of himself in the event that anything happened to his corporeal form and stored this double in a Foot data vault deep within the Internet.
This vault's consciousness is later released when the futuristic Viral attempts to access it, giving rise to the Cyber Shredder.
While he is initially confined to cyberspace, the Cyber Shredder ultimately manages to escape and become a physical being.
During the final episode, the Cyber Shredder leads the Foot Clan to attack April O'Neil and Casey Jones's wedding, and is finally defeated when the Turtles erased him with a de-compiler previously used against Viral.
Karai is the adopted daughter of Oroku Saki Ch'rell , who takes the mantle of the Shredder after her father's exile. After some lesser battles, she doffs the mantle and begins a non-hostile relationship with the Turtles, particularly towards Leonardo.
The Shredder appears as the main antagonist of the animated series , voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson. His Japanese origins as Oroku Saki and brotherly relationship with Hamato Yoshi is mostly intact, with the Foot Clan and the Hamato Clan being later revealed as having a long-term rivalry before the Hamato family killed the Oroku family, wiped out their entire clan starting with the destruction of the Foot Clan monastery and took in the orphaned Saki as their own.
Despite being raised as brothers, both Saki and Yoshi eventually became rivals due to the love of Tang Shen, whose decision to marry Yoshi drove Saki to discover his true heritage and turn on his former brother, eventually destroying everything Yoshi held dear, including the lovely Tang Shen whom he had killed by accident and the entire Hamato Clan starting with the destruction of the Hamato Clan monastery, which resulted with Saki's head getting burned scarred and hairless.
Blaming Tang Shen's untimely death on Yoshi, Saki returned to his biological family and became the new leader of the newly restored Foot Clan, tutoring ninjutsu students such as world-famous martial artist Chris Bradford and Brazilian street thug Xever Montes, sharing criminal business with business partners such as Russian arms dealer Ivan Steranko , Sicilian mob boss Don Visiozo, and Purple Dragons leader Hun.
In addition, he also a pet akita named Hachiko named after the akita of the same name who played a part in Bradford's mutation into Dogpound after Hachiko bit him.
Shredder first appeared in the end of "Rise of the Turtles, Part 2" where he traveled to New York when he learned that Hamato Yoshi is training his own ninjas after seeing a shuriken with his clan symbol on a shuriken left behind by the Turtles during a recent fight on a TV news report.
Determined to finally end his age-old rival's life, he sent the Foot Clan after the Turtles until he made his first confrontation with the Turtles in person in "The Gauntlet", where victory was seemingly in his grasp before he was distracted by the mutating Bradford and Montes.
Shredder is also Karai's father, as seen in "New Girl in Town". However, in "Showdown", during Shredder's battle with Splinter, he reveals that in the aftermath of the fight that caused Tang Shen's death, he took Splinter's daughter, Miwa, and raised her as Karai.
He has told her that he is her biological father and it was Splinter who killed her mother, as she has sworn revenge ever since.
Shredder initially dismissed the Kraang's presence in New York, but after capturing one, decided to ally with them to destroy the Turtles.
The partnership seems stable, though it would seem the Shredder still did not fully trust his new allies. Early in the second season, in "Follow the Leader", he left for Japan to deal with a situation, leaving Karai as the interim leader of his Foot Clan.
He ordered her not to attack the Turtles nor make any dealings with the Kraang behind his back, and was livid when his adoptive daughter disobeyed him.
He returned in "The Manhattan Project", with Tiger Claw, a Japanese circus performer who was mutated into Shredder's deadly assassin and new first lieutenant.
Tiger Claw was able to bring Splinter before him, but complication from a Kraang operation in the city and the Turtles' own efforts rob Shredder of his chance to kill his old foe once again.
In "The Wrath of Tiger Claw", Shredder and Tiger Claw attempted to use Karai to set a trap for the Turtles, but when she saw a photograph of Hamato Yoshi, Tang Shen, and herself as an infant, she realized that the Turtles were telling the truth and sided with them, resulting in her being captured while buying them time to escape Tiger Claw.
Shredder still cared about his adoptive daughter, though, as seen in "The Legend of the Kuro Kabuto", where he visited her in her cell and explained why he kept everything a secret and hoped that she will one day understand.
After his helmet, the titular Kuro Kabuto, was stolen by professional thief Anton Zeck on behalf of Steranko, Shredder found Zeck's calling card on a glued-down Rahzar and ordered the entire clan before him.
Leonardo later confronted Shredder with the Kabuto for a trade and kept him busy long enough for the other Turtles to get to Karai.
However, the "Karai" Shredder traded them with turned out to be a dummy rigged with a bomb as the Turtles evaded it. In "Vengeance is Mine", Shredder attempted to use the real Karai as bait for a trap that would mutate the Turtles into snakes that would kill Splinter, but the plan backfired when Karai was exposed to the mutagen, turning into a snake and almost attacking Splinter before she fled after regaining control of herself.
In the two-part second-season finale "The Invasion", Shredder and Kraang Prime formed a full alliance in which Shredder and the Foot Clan will help the Kraang take over New York and then the world and in turn, the Kraang would return Karai to normal, and deliver Splinter and the Turtles to him.
Later, he watched as Leonardo fought and eventually defeated his army of Foot Bots, after which he sent Rahzar, Fishface, and Tiger Claw to take care of him.
Leonardo managed to subdue them for a short period of time before Shredder got involved and badly injured Leonardo. Later, Splinter confronted him and the two battled until Splinter got trapped under large metal pipes.
Shredder was prepared to kill his rival once and for all; however, Leatherhead intervened, and was defeated when Shredder sliced the front of his torso and kicked him off the edge of the dock.
Splinter became furious as he broke out from under the pipes and tackled Shredder to the sewers. Later, the Turtles minus Leonardo and April watched helplessly from behind metal bars as Shredder defeated Splinter and seemingly killed him by throwing him down a large draining bay.
In the middle of the third season in "Return to New York", tensions began to grow high within the Foot of their alliance with the Kraang, but Shredder convinced everyone that he will keep his promise to take the city back from them.
After a feral Splinter was found by the Foot-Bots and taken before him, Shredder had Stockman-Fly work on restoring his memory, which is what April did instead with her Kraang powers when she, the Turtles and Casey Jones returned to the city to rescue their sensei.
In "The Pig and the Rhino", Shredder sent a now mutated Steranko and Zeck who are later renamed Bebop and Rocksteady by Michelangelo to find Karai again, like they did recently before the Turtles helped her escape, or else they'll be given something even more painful than mutation.
After the Turtles unknowingly led them to her, the two succeeded in re-capturing Karai while the Turtles weren't looking and delivering her back to Shredder, who promised to fix everything he's done to her.
The Kraang invasion eventually came to a stop made by the Turtles and the Mighty Mutanimals , but its effects had eventually gave Shredder a gift for his cooperation with the Kraang, which shifted the balance of power within the city's criminal underworld over to the Foot.
For him, this was achieved by gaining control of the Purple Dragons and other Asian gangs through Hun, several South American gangs through Fishface, the Russian mob through Rocksteady, and the Sicilian mob through Vizioso.
By using this power, Shredder had these crime groups aid him with collecting various chemicals from a chemical company called Aumen Chemicals, an abandoned Kraang lab and Vizioso for a mind-control serum that he planned to create and use on the Turtles, the Mutanimals, and Karai.
In the two-part season 3 finale, Annihilation: Earth! He briefly fought the Triceratons until he followed Splinter, double-crossing and stabbing him in the back, killing him instantly in front of the turtles.
They rushed to Splinter while April blew Shredder away with a blast from her mind.
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Enter The Shredder - Ninja Turtles 1990 TMNTHowever, she changed the deal at the last second, the Shredder now becoming the Shadow Fiend and becoming Big Mama's champion of the Battle Nexus. Under Big Mama's control via a mystic ring , the Shredder battled against the Turtles, Splinter, April, and Baron Draxum to retrieve the Big Mama's mystic orb where the citizens of New York trapped in a paradise illusion.
Despite their best efforts, the heroes were able to defeat the Shredder. Big Mama eventually loses her mystic ring to the Foot Recruit , granting her control over the Shredder and allowing her to destroy Big Mama's empire.
Shredder returned in the "Finale Part 1: E-Turtle Sunshine of the Spotless Mind ", unable to move at all as he was still a mindless feral beast and was only controlled through the mystic ring.
After Splinter, Draxum, April, and the Turtles managed to get themselves through Splinter's memories, finding out that a ancient weapon sealed the Shredder, they went to the Twilight Realm to get it.
After obtaining the weapon, who is revealed to be Karai, the Shredder's sentient spirit that was sealed in the realm returned to his empty vessel as he could speak again and his full power unleashed as he laughs.
He destroys the turtle's mystic weapons and nearly kills them several times, and easily defeats them before destroying the lair and attempting to take Karai's energy by stabbing her.
After that, he immediately engaged Draxum and Splinter in a fate for humanity. The Shredder in "Finale Part 3: Anatawa Hitorijanai " was complaining about how his power never changed after defeating Karai and capturing Draxum and Splinter, which was because he didn't get to take it properly.
So the Shredder went to Draxum's lab along with the remaining members of the Foot Clan, the Shredder then tried to get his hands on the Empyrean source, but Draxum proclaims that Shredder was the true threat that was described in the prophecy and attempted to defeat him but was immediately beaten.
Shredder then appeared in the Crying Titan , making the newly appointed Foot Clan general the Foot Recruit create a ritual to drain the Hamato essence from Splinter.
In "Finale Part 4: Rise ", the Shredder attempted to gain supreme power over the Hamato essence, but failed. However, he still managed to fight the turtles, and might have won if the Hamato Clan had not regathered.
The dark armor is destroyed for good, ending the Shredder's life and reuniting Oroku Saki's liberated spirit with Karai and the Hamato Clan.
The Shredder is depicted as a Omnipresent evil in the legends, each version of the backstory being slightly different but usually all came back towards The Shredder's terrorism across Japan and being destroyed by the Hamato Clan.
The armor itself is sentient, forcibly latching onto powerful hosts to increase it' strength and bring itself back to life as it relies on Mystical Energy.
As a result, it does not even harm him. As Shredder Draxum, Shredder only stole the life force in a matter of moments before becoming his full form.
However, a piece was completely missing, hindering all of the Shredder's power throughout his appearances. The Shredder was completely feral and acted like a nangry stray cat, but proceeded to assault everything in it' vicinity.
As the Shadow Fiend, he was more restrained and more in control, not running on all fours but this time fought with his fists and hands.
When Splinter enters he drops bars of iron to avoid them from escaping. He then lights fire towards them but they jump underwater.
As the Turtles, Splinter, and April continue to approach Shredder, Karai makes a remark and Splinter follows, but later finds out he was led into another trap.
Shredder forces Splinter to fight him but Splinter escapes, ready to set up a plan of his own. Splinter leads Shredder to the Undercity, where he puts his plan into action.
Shredder eventually finds Splinter and he steps on his tail. Shredder then takes Splinter deeper into the UnderCity, where he decides to finish him.
Just as Shredder was about to strike Splinter, his arm started to lose control, causing him to step back. Splinter then throws a blade at a few gas tanks and both Splinter and Shredder fall to their deaths.
However, in the following episode, "Darkest Plight", Shredder and Splinter are separated during the fall, and Shredder returns to the top of the Under-city to be rescued by Tiger Claw, who takes him back to recover before hunting down the Turtles.
During the battle, Shredder tosses a wrecked fuel tanker semi-truck at Karai, only for April to catch it in her psychic grip, causing her Sol Star crystal to cause her eyes to glow blue and smile malevolently before hurling it back at Shredder.
However, before Shredder can kill Leo, Karai pleads with him to reconsider doing something good in his life instead of being consumed by his vengeance.
This lures Shredder in close enough for Karai to hit him in his most vulnerable spot: His exposed, pulsating mutated heart.
Weakened, Shredder is saved by Tiger Claw, who drives him back to their hideout, where Shredder demands a larger dose of the mutagen from Stockman.
When Tiger Claw objects, knowing it is too dangerous, Shredder overpowers him, forces Stockman to administer the dosage and roars as the mutagen takes effect as Tiger Claw watches in horror and fear.
In "Tale of Tiger Claw", he is shown as a M. In "Requiem", he returns to New York City, far stronger and more vengeful than ever before.
He shows up at the hideout where Karai is planning her next move with Shnigami and the Mighty Mutanimals. He defeats the Mutanimals effortlessly and badly injures Karai in the process.
He ultimately manages to murder Splinter and hurls him from the building to his death. He is then blasted by a tremendously powerful psychic wave from an enraged April, and is crushed by a garbage truck, though he again survives the onslaught.
In the season four finale "Owari" he has his lackeys prepare for the inevitable arrival of the Turtles, April and Casey.
He burns down his new lair and confronts the Turtles in a final showdown on the roof. His unique mutation makes him immune to Donatello's retro-mutagen, which allows him to beat Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo all at once, leaving only Leonardo left standing.
After a heated one-on-one duel, Shredder is finally killed by Leonardo. Many months later, the Kabuto and his own heart were separated by unknown means and hidden in secret locations throughout New York.
His heart was contained within a glass vial that came into the possession of Don Vzioso, which Tiger Claw and Kavaxas seek, as it is essential to revive him and then came back in a zombie-like form that wanted to die.
Zombie Shredder was able to drag Kavaxas back to the Netherworld as they "belong dead. Shredder appears in the animated series voiced by Hoon Lee.
After being reborn as the Shredder, Saki turned the Foot into a cult that worshipped his dark power. With no other choice, Karai was forced to create her own clan, the Hamato Clan, to combat the power of the demon and the Foot.
The side effect of Shredder's defeat had sent Karai into the Twilight Realm, along with Shredder's sapience being sealed away.
The Foot, allied with Baron Draxum, began collecting the armor pieces to resurrect him starting in "Shadow of Evil. They managed to claim them. They claimed it after setting up events where the Foot Lieutenant and the Foot Brute would fail.
After obtaining the fragment, Draxum declared himself to be the Foot's leader, via exploiting a loophole in the clan's rulings of leadership.
However, Draxum was completely oblivious to the fact that the Foot were just manipulating him into reviving their true leader, as they needed a being of great mystic power to energize the armor in order to resurrect Shredder they were unaware that Shredder wouldn't regain his sapience upon resurrection.
Nubbins who was owned by Repo Mantis, the Turtles learn that two fire-headed guys working as shoe salesmen bought the metal from him.
The Foot Lieutenant and the Foot Brute addressed him as Shredder, but he rejected the title, confused with the name "Shredder". Furthermore, due to a flaw in the armor the Turtles' Jupiter Jim action figure was shoved in to cover a hole when the faceplate was used as a tea kettle , it wasn't properly able to drain Draxum's power.
After Draxum was defeated and spat out of the armor, due to April knocking a baseball against the action figure, it reassembled itself, having drained Draxum of his life force.
In "Many Happy Returns", Shredder acted like a feral beast, due to his sapience still being sealed in the Twilight Realm. After being attacked by the demon, the Foot Lieutenant, Foot Brute, and Foot Recruit retreated to find out what went wrong.
After discovering a flux in Shredder's quantum energy, causing him to randomly phase in and out between Earth and the Twilight Realm, Big Mama was able to provide a bauble for the Turtles and Splinter to trap Shredder in another dimension, though she made a secret last-minute alteration to this plan.
In "Battle Nexus: New York," Big Mama secretly attached a control device and it's associated magic ring to the Shredder, and controlled him under the alias of Shadow Fiend.
When the ring was removed from Big Mama during the fight, the Foot Recruit claimed it. Before Leonardo can portal Big Mama out, she got cut off.
The Foot Recruit, furious that her master was enslaved, sinisterly told Big Mama that she was about to lose everything and advised her to run.
The Shredder's costume was, in the first movie, originally the same as in the original comic, with a red color. However, this was changed in the sequel to a violet color, reflecting the more cartoonish nature of the second film.
In both movies, he also had a silver and black cape. In both films, he is served by his second-in-command Tatsu. Shen, who loved only Yoshi, persuaded him not to fight Saki honorably; instead, they fled for the United States.
Saki followed them to New York City; when Yoshi returned home from his construction job he found his beloved Shen lying on the floor.
And then, he saw her killer. Saki wasted no words and during the struggle, Splinter's cage was broken.
Splinter leaped up into Saki's face, biting and clawing. But Saki threw him to the floor and took one swipe with his katana , slicing Splinter's ear.
After this incident, it was said that Saki is never heard from again. The comic book adaptation of the film retains the original comic book origin story, with Oroku Nagi being slain and Saki coming to America to seek vengeance.
Saki, in the "Shredder" persona, establishes an American branch of the Foot Clan. With the aid of his second-in-command Tatsu, he manipulates and recruits troubled teens as a brutal yet Machiavellian leader and father figure, teaching them ninjitsu to make them into skilled thieves and assassins.
Shredder sends the Foot Clan to "silence" April O'Neil when she reports on the Foot Clan's connection to the recent crime wave, inadvertently leading them to the Turtles' hideout when Raphael saves April.
Shredder had Splinter kidnapped and imprisoned him in his warehouse hideout, and has the Foot Clan hunt the Turtles. He beats Splinter while interrogating him about how the Turtles learned their fighting techniques.
After the Turtles successfully defeat the Foot Clan in a final assault, Shredder confronts them on a rooftop.
He defeats all of the Turtles with his superior skills and threatens Leonardo with his yari to force the others to toss away their weapons.
Splinter, freed by Turtles' allies, Danny Pennington and Casey Jones , intervenes and reveals to Shredder that they met years ago, as he was Hamato Yoshi's pet.
Shredder unmasks himself, revealing the scars that Splinter gave him, and charges towards Splinter to impale him.
Splinter counters with Michelangelo's nunchaku to send him over the side of the roof. Shredder throws a tanto at Splinter. Splinter caught the knife, but had to let go of the nunchaku that was holding onto the spear, making Shredder fall into a parked garbage truck far below.
Casey Jones then activates the crushing mechanism; the viewers are then shown a closeup of the Shredder's helmet being crushed, implying his death.
It is soon revealed that Shredder had survived the crushing and revitalized his Foot Clan to get vengeance on the Turtles. After finding the Foot "fallback" headquarters in a junkyard, Tatsu was asking who would challenge him to cover for Shredder until Shredder appeared.
Tatsu allowed Shredder to lead the Foot Clan. Shredder sent a member of the Foot to follow April, hoping to find the Turtles through her.
When April's team was doing a report on T. He then orders Tatsu to obtain a sample of the T. Using the last mutagen and Perry's research, the Shredder creates his own mutants, Tokka and Rahzar , from a stolen snapping turtle and a brown wolf respectively.
Though initially enraged at their infant-like intelligence, he soon plays it to his advantage by manipulating the mutants as they imprinted him as their surrogate parent.
After a failed attempt to kill the Turtles in the junkyard using a captured Raphael, Shredder unleashed Tokka and Rahzar onto a city street to "have fun" and destroy it.
The Foot spy then gave April a message for the Turtles: that the Shredder would turn the mutants loose on Central Park next if they did not accede to a rematch at the construction site.
After the Turtles de-mutate the two mutants with help from Perry and defeat Tatsu in a nightclub, the Shredder appears and threatens to mutate an innocent woman with a small reserve mutagen vial the canister was knocked away by the Turtles' new human ally, Keno.
Before he can mutate her, he is stopped when the Turtles play a keytar at full volume, sending the Shredder flying through a window from the force of a blown speaker.
When the Turtles follow him outside on a pier, they discover that the Shredder has used the mutagen vial on himself.
He is transformed into a massive "Super Shredder", an almost mindless giant-mutant being with immense superhuman strength.
During his fight with the Turtles, Super Shredder knocks down the pier's pilings in a mindless rage, which then collapses onto him with the Turtles falling into the water below.
Though the Turtles survive, the Shredder meets his demise from getting crushed by the destroyed pieces of the pier.
The Shredder did not appear in the third film but is shown briefly at the beginning of the fourth film to help give the backstory of the Turtles, and his helmet that he wore in the film is visible on Splinter's shelf of mementos at the end of the movie.
The possibility of his return is also strongly hinted at in the end of the film by Karai. However, the established storyline was abandoned in favor of the reboot.
In contrast to much of the brand's history, Sacks, not Shredder, is the character connected to the Turtles' origins, having created them alongside April O'Neil's father; the Shredder never referred to with any name other than his codename has no connection to Splinter or the Turtles, and while he is shown to have scars on his face, it is not revealed how he suffered them.
In the earliest stages of development for the film, Shredder was reimagined as "Colonel Schrader", the military leader of the black-ops unit "The Foot", revealed later in the script to be a yellow-skinned, red-eyed alien with the ability to sprout spikes.
After a vigilante stops the Foot Clan, Shredder orders the Foot to take hostages down the subway in order to lure the vigilante out.
Later in the film, Shredder's adopted son, Eric Sacks, informs Shredder that the vigilante is in fact four mutated Turtles who are test subjects of Project Renaissance, a science experiment of April O'Neil's late father.
Sacks gives Shredder an armed suit and a helmet, the latter and the Foot Clan attack the Turtles' lair, where he defeats Splinter and kidnaps three Turtles after Raphael was presumed dead.
Sacks drains the Turtles' blood in order to create mutagen so that he can complete his and Shredder's plan: the latter will release a virus across the city and Sacks will sell the mutagen as a cure for the disease, making him even richer.
As Shredder prepares to release the virus, the Turtles escape and confront him. Although he nearly defeats them, the Turtles were able to conquer Shredder with the help of April, which causes him to fall from the building on which he stood, but he survives and is shown to have a sample of the mutagen.
In the beginning of the movie, the Foot Clan, led by a scientist named Baxter Stockman , attempt to help Shredder escape from prison.
Although the turtles try to prevent the escape, Stockman was able to help Shredder escape using a teleportation device.
But Shredder is hijacked mid-teleport and ends up in a place called Dimension X. There, he meets Krang , who gives Shredder a mutagen canister in exchange for a promise to find the three components of a machine that Krang sent to Earth long ago, which when united will open a portal to his dimension.
Shredder returns to New York City and recruits two criminals named Bebop and Rocksteady and has Stockman use Krang's mutagen to transform them to powerful animal mutants- a warthog and rhinoceros.
Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady find the components in a museum in New York and in a jungle in Brazil. Shredder and Stockman unite the components, creating a portal to Krang's dimension.
Shredder betrays Stockman and has his men take him away, but upon entering the Technodrome , Krang immediately betrays Shredder, freezing him and locking him away with his collection of other defeated foes.
Andrew Kishino voices Shredder in the crossover animated film, Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. In the film, Shredder allies his forces with Ra's al Ghul and the League of Assassins to build a machine designed to transform Gotham 's citizens into unhinged mutants.
In exchange for his assistance, Ra's promises Shredder access to one of his Lazarus Pits, which would grant him eternal life.
When he and the Foot Clan try to steal a cloud seeder from Wayne Enterprises , he ends up fighting Batman and barely comes out victorious after using an ancient technique.
Later, he fights Batman once more when the Turtles and the Bat Family arrive at Ace Chemicals to stop him and Ra's from activating the machine.
Though he gains the upper hand on the Dark Knight once again, he is thrown off when Batman says "Cowabunga" and gains assistance from Raphael.
After Michaelangelo and Donatello destroy the machine, the debris sends him into a vat of chemicals as the plant explodes. In the post-credits scene, he is revealed to have survived the explosion and now strongly resembles the Joker.
As the original TMNT video games are mostly based on the cartoon, Shredder is often based on his first cartoon incarnation. He usually executes some plan to provoke the Turtles into retaliating and defeat them; these include kidnapping April O'Neil and stealing the Statue of Liberty.
Shredder is usually the last boss in the games. After a year hiatus, a new series of TMNT games was initiated.
These new games are based on the cartoon series, and likewise, Shredder in the games is the same as in the cartoon. In the anime adaptation Mutant Turtles: Choujin Densetsu-hen , the backstory from the original cartoon was preserved.
Unlike the rest of the main cast, Shredder's appearance was changed to match the Supermutants Shredder toy that was being sold at that time.
The manga explained this by saying his original outfit was destroyed in a battle with the Turtles and Krang created the new armor for him. Shredder also gains the ability to transform into the dragon Devil Shredder using the Mutanite crystals he stole from the Neutrinos.
With the energy from the evil sprite Dark Mu, he was later able to transform into the gigantic Dark Devil Shredder.
In the second volume of the anime he gets his Tiger Spirit Metal Mutant armor. He was voiced by Kiyoyuki Yanada. Shredder also made a guest appearance in an episode of the hit YouTube show Death Battle.
In the episode, his weapons and abilities were analyzed against X-Men villain Silver Samurai. In the end, Shredder proved himself the better fighter and beat his opponent.
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Allowing Shredder to commit seppuku , thus dying an honorable death, he instead opted to throw a thermite grenade at them, in an attempt to take them with him to his death, which Donatello would bat back at his face.
The explosion as well as Shredder falling off the rooftops would be the end of him. With their leader dead, the Foot would continue to hunt for Splinter and his turtles in revenge.
Some time after the death of Saki, Shredder and the Foot Clan would attack Leonardo during a training session on a rooftop. It was revealed later that this was a worm colony clone of Saki.
It retains all of Saki's memories, due to the Foot Mystics attempts to revive Shredder. Sometime later the clone became a shark mutant with vengeance against the turtles, who eventually ended the Shredder for good.
Due to Shredder's death, the Foot would still be after the turtles. The Elite Foot in particular were after Leo's head.
And sure enough, after they defeated the Elite, Karai and the Foot promised to leave the Turtles alone. So even after Shredder was only fought with and killed off in one day, his shadow continued to haunt the Turtles for years to come, be it in the form of worm clones, the rest of his clan or Karai.
This version of the Shredder had made a brief cameo in the movie Turtles Forever , playing the same role he did in Volume 1 1.
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Die Zeichentrickserie wurde weltweit zum Erfolg und brachte es auf 10 Staffeln mit insgesamt knapp halbstündigen Episoden. Die vier Brüder machen es sich von diesem Moment an zur Aufgabe, die Bürger von New York zu beschützen, und treffen dabei auf gefährliche Feinde, allen voran der Shredder und seine Tochter Karai. Zudem versuchen sie die Pläne der Kraang aufzudecken und zu verhindern. November auf Nickelodeon Deutschland.
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