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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter Shredder poster

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Enter Shredder 

Get lean, mean and green with the turtles team! Join Leo, Donnie, Ralph and Mikey as they take on the streets of NYC, where every turn yields a new enemy. Get ready for non-stop battles against Kraang-droids, mechanical Mousers, a mutant alligator, and even the evil Shredder himself. Episodes include: “Monkey Brains”, “Never say Xever”, “Enter Shredder”, “Panic in the sewers”, “Mousers Attack!”, “It came from the depths”, “New girl in town”
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Get lean, mean and green with the turtles team! Join Leo, Donnie, Ralph and Mikey as they take on the streets of NYC, where every turn yields a new enemy. Get ready for non-stop battles against Kraang-droids, mechanical Mousers, a mutant alligator, and even the evil Shredder himself. Episodes include: “Monkey Brains”, “Never say Xever”, “Enter Shredder”, “Panic in the sewers”, “Mousers Attack!”, “It came from the depths”, “New girl in town”

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Runtime:154 minutes
Studio:Mirage Studios, Nickelodeon Animation Studio

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