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| “Legend of the 5 Dragons” | |||||||
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| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) episode | |||||||
 Oroku Saki | |||||||
| Season Code: | S05E03 | ||||||
| Episode: | 107 | ||||||
| Original airdate | August 7, 2006 (On Demand), March 8, 2008 (TV) | ||||||
| Written by | Danny Fingeroth | ||||||
| Supervising Producer | Lloyd Goldfine | ||||||
| Producers: | Gary Richardson | ||||||
| Frederick U. Fierst | |||||||
| Al Kahn | |||||||
| Norman Grossfeld | |||||||
| Thomas Kenney | |||||||
| Supervising Director | Roy Burdine | ||||||
| Story Editor: | Lloyd Goldfine | ||||||
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"Legend of the 5 Dragons" is the third episode of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003 TV series so-called "Lost Season", which takes place after Season 4 of the series, but aired after its sequel Fast Forward.
Information
Major Characters
- Donatello (Sam Regal)
- Leonardo (Michael Sinterniklaas)
- Michelangelo (Wayne Grayson)
- Raphael (John Campbell)
- Splinter (Darren Dunstan)
- Ancient One (David Chen)
- Ninja Tribunal/5 Dragons
- Oroku Saki/Tengu Shredder (Scottie Ray)
- Shredder Tengu (Marc Thompson)
- Kappa-Tengu
- Foot Mystics
- Metal Mystic (Sean Schemmel)
- Earth Mystic (Sean Schemmel)
- Fire Mystic (Sean Schemmel)
- Wind Mystic (Brian Maillard)
- Water Mystic (Brian Maillard)
- Utrom Shredder (in Flashback and
- mentioned only)
- Hamato Yoshi (in Flashback only)
Episode
Voice-over introduction
As punishment for letting the cask be taken by the Acolytes, the Foot Mystics poised to execute a Kappa-Tengu.
In this episode there is no voice introduction. However there is an introduction of what happens to the Kappa Tengu after the second lost episode. It shows the five evil mystics angry at their failure to protect the cask from the turtles and the other acolytes. In their anger, the mystics kill the Kappa Tengu and a flash blocks the camera, making us wonder what happens.
A tale about the Ancient One and Master Yoshi.
Plot Synopsis
The Tribunal received their armor in 300 A.D.
The Turtles train with the Ninja Tribunal to prevent the resurrection of the Shredder. But when Splinter and the Ancient One express serious doubts about trusting the Tribunal, it leaves the Turtles confused. If they all agree on the goal, why the doubts? To explain the danger to the Turtles, Splinter and the Ancient One reveal the secret history of the Tribunal… including the true origin of the Shredder!
The true origin of the Shredder is explained. Shredder was actually a Tengu who wanted to control Earth in 300 AD. The Emperor of Japan summoned five great warriors (in what appears to be a homage to Power Rangers or Super Sentai or Kamen Rider), to destroy the Tengu. One of the warriors was Oroku Saki, who became the Shredder the Turtles knew back in New York. It was Saki who destroyed the Tengu's body, but not the soul. Before the Tengu died, he mentally made contact with Saki, and offered to live in Saki's body.
Quotes
Mikey: Aww...I can't sleep.
Don: **yawns** Me neither.
Raph: Shh...you'll wake the old guys.
Leo: They're not sleeping—they're meditating. There's a difference Raph.
Raph: Not in my book.
The original "Tengu" Shredder!
The original "Tengu" Shredder's dragon forum
Trivia
This episode reveals the true history of the Shredder and Oroku Saki, which began in 300 A.D. in Japan.
Gallery
