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| + | {{lifeforms|image = [[Image:C08102aMerwomanBurnFR.jpg|250px]]|name = Merpeople|home = [[Y'Lyntias]]<br>Oceans|limbs = Two arms, two legs|movement = Bipedal|hair = None|skin = Blue-green|eyes = White|abilities = Telepathic Communication, Swimming|nickname = Mermen<br>Merwomen|era = {{Spec Appear|2003}}|debut = [[The Entity Below]]|creator = [[Greg Johnson]]}}The '''[[Merpeople]]''' are a telepathic race of aquatic fish people that were once slaves of the [[Y'Lyntian]]s. The first Merpeople were initially humans who had been mutated by the Crystal Sun to bring the Y'Lyntians the bounty of the sea. |
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| − | {{lifeforms|image = [[Image:C08102aMerwomanBurnFR.jpg|250px]]|name = Merpeople|home = [[Y'Lyntius]]<br> |
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| − | Oceans|limbs = Two arms, two legs, fins|movement = Bipedal, swimming|skin = Blue|eyes = White|abilities = Psychic Powers<br>Swimming|nickname = Mermen<br>Merwomen|era = {{Char Appear|2003}}|debut = [[The Entity Below]]|creator = [[Greg Johnson]]}} |
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| − | The '''[[Merpeople]]''' are a telepathic race of aquatic fish people that were once slaves of the [[Y'Lyntian]]s. They were once humans who were mutated by the Crystal Sun, to bring the Y'Lyntian's the bounty of the sea. |
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| − | After a revolt, they were free and spread across the seas. However, over the years, they began to die out due to human pollution, until only five remained (four males and one female). Hope remained for the species |
+ | After a revolt, they were free and spread across the seas. However, over the years, they began to die out due to human pollution, until only five remained (four males and one female). Hope remained for the species, for although the female died protecting the eggs she laid, those eggs hatched safely; this largely due to the timely intervention of [[Leonardo Splinterson (2003 TV series)|four]] [[Donatello Splinterson (2003 TV series)|green]]-[[Raphael Splinterson (2003 TV series)|skinned]] [[Michelangelo Splinterson (2003 TV series)|heroes]] and [[April O'Neil (2003 TV series)|two]] [[Arnold Jones, Jr. (2003 TV series)|humans]]. |
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+ | They appeared in the episodes "[[The Entity Below]]",'' ''and "[[Sons of the Silent Age (2003 episode)|Sons of the Silent Age]]". |
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The Merpeople are a telepathic race of aquatic fish people that were once slaves of the Y'Lyntians. The first Merpeople were initially humans who had been mutated by the Crystal Sun to bring the Y'Lyntians the bounty of the sea.
After a revolt, they were free and spread across the seas. However, over the years, they began to die out due to human pollution, until only five remained (four males and one female). Hope remained for the species, for although the female died protecting the eggs she laid, those eggs hatched safely; this largely due to the timely intervention of four green-skinned heroes and two humans.
They appeared in the episodes "The Entity Below", and "Sons of the Silent Age".