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| “Enter: Mutagen Man” | |||||||
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| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) episode | |||||||
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| Season Code: | 05 | ||||||
| Episode: | 05 | ||||||
| Original airdate | September 21, 1991 | ||||||
| Written by | David Wise | ||||||
| Producers: | – | ||||||
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Enter: Mutagen Man is a season 5 episode of the 1987 TV series.
Appearing in Enter: Mutagen Man[]
Major characters[]
- Leonardo (Cam Clarke)
- Michelangelo (Townsend Coleman)
- Donatello (Barry Gordon)
- Raphael (Rob Paulsen)
- Splinter (Peter Renaday)
- April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs)
- Vernon Fenwick (Peter Renaday)
- Burne Thompson (Pat Fraley)
- Irma (Jennifer Darling)
- Seymour Gutz/Mutagen Man (Rob Paulsen) (debut) (mutates)
- Shredder (James Avery)
- Bebop (Barry Gordon)
- Rocksteady (Cam Clarke)
- Krang (Pat Fraley)
Minor characters[]
- Seymour/Old lady (Jennifer Darling)
- First construction worker (James Avery)
- Butch O'Reilly (Peter Renaday)
- Seymour/Security guard (Pat Fraley)
- Second construction worker (James Avery)
Species[]
- Human
- Mutant human
- Mutant rat
- Mutant rhinoceros
- Mutant turtle
- Mutant warthog
Objects and vehicles[]
Locations[]
- ACE Scientific Company
- Channel 6 Building
- Construction site
- East River
- Shredder's hideout
- Space Station
- Technodrome
- Turtle Lair
Plot[]
A delivery boy accidentally falls into Krang's new unstable Mutagen and becomes able to transform into anyone he chooses. Shredder tricks him into helping him launch the Mutagen into space and mutate the world, but this "Mutagen Man" has other ideas.
See also[]
- Enter: Mutagen Man/Gallery
- Enter: Mutagen Man/Transcript
Quotes[]
Michelangelo: Who the heck are you, Muta-dude? |
Raphael: Nice going Donatello, we almost get thrown in jail because you wanted to look at some oversized Fourth of July rocket! |
Notes and errors[]
- The Transport Modules appear for the first time since "The Big Rip-Off".
- Even though Seymour is really a good guy persuaded to steal the Byndex-3 against his own wishes by Shredder, his toy lists him as a bad guy.
- Vernon's talk show from "The Dimension X Story" is brought up again in this episode, mentioning that its ratings are suffering.
- April's Turtlecom looks like the Turtles' version when she uses it to contact the Turtles as she is trapped on the sky tram.
- Also how was April able activate her Turtlecom when her hands were tied up to the ropes of the sky tram?
- When Donatello and Michelangelo hogtie Bebop, Donatello's "D" is white.
- Seymour is animated mirror-flipped in parts of Act Two.
- When the Transport Module burrows underground when Shredder and the mutants head for the space station, the mud splatter is the same color as the floor surface the Module was standing on.
- Shredder is talking to Kraang on the Technodrome's display monitor at the beginning of the episode. His right hand and part of his clothing can be seen underneath the Technodrome's control panel after delivering his first line.
- Right before Seymour turns himself into Michelangelo for the first time, one of the "n's" on the "Channel 6" sign is missing.
- When the construction workers gang up on Leonardo and Raphael, Raphael is seen with Leonardo's colors.
- When the turtles find April trapped on the sky tram, they arrive with Raphael on the very far right next to Leonardo. But in the next shot, Leonardo is suddenly on the far right next to Raphael.
Home media releases[]
DVD[]
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Season 5
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Complete Classic Series Collection