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The Mighty Mutanimals, often and formerly just called the Mutanimals, are a group of mutant animals that appear in the IDW Publishing version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

History

The Mutanimals were co-founded by Old Hob and Slash. Hob used a supply of mutagen to create Pete, but deemed him inadequate, so he recruited Lindsey Baker to help him create Herman and Mondo Gecko and to properly use Splinter's mutagenic blood to give Slash normal intelligence. From here, the Mutanimals were formally organized with the goal of protecting vulnerable mutants from exploitation and harm.

In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutanimals, the Mutanimals came into conflict with Null's Null Group. In an assault on Jillian Amante's lab, they rescued Mutagen Man and brought him into their group. Soon after, they freed the Null Group's surviving mutants, Sally Pride and Ray, from a Null Group train at a rail yard in New Jersey. The Mutanimals and Null reached a stalemate, unable to completely defeat each other, but the Mutanimals succeeded in derailing the Null Group's mutant experimentation projects by applying enough sabotage and blackmail to make them unworkable.

After Splinter became the new leader of the Foot Clan, Michelangelo left his father and brothers, wanting nothing to do with the Foot as an organization. In issue 52, Mondo Gecko tracked down Mikey, and in issue 53, Mikey was welcomed into the larger Mighty Mutanimals as their newest member. He took part in one of the Mutanimals operations before stumbling over Hob's secret. After this, both Mikey and Slash left the Mutanimals; Mondo, Sally, and Seymour lost some of their confidence in Hob; and Mikey earned Hob's renewed enmity. Mikey offered Slash a new home, but Slash decided he needed to be on his own and learn what it's like to be the master of his own life, and the two tearfully parted ways. While Slash and Hun are still enemies, Slash remains on good terms with Hob, the other Mutanimals and Mikey.

In issue 65, Slash arrived unannounced to Michelangelo's Christmas party, followed soon after by Pete, Lindsey, Herman, Mondo, Seymour, Ray and Sally, none of whom had been invited. (Hob and Hun did not come.) The party that followed showed they were all still on excellent terms.

In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Universe issue 5, on the same Christmas Eve, Hob discovered that Hun had started an unsanctioned dogfighting ring in Hob's weapons warehouse. Meanwhile, Leatherhead also independently discovered the dogfighting ring, disapproving of the dogs' treatment. In the ensuing conflict, Hun quit Hob's service and fled the scene. Hob was initially fond of Leatherhead, who nostalgically reminded him of Slash, so Hob tried to recruit the alligator into the Mutanimals. Hob tried to sell his philosophy that all mutants are a family in conflict with the human world, but Leatherhead opined that all of them (Leatherhead included) were monsters with no place in the natural world, and the two started fighting. During this conflict, one of Hob's grenades detonated his weapons cache, destroying the entire warehouse, with Hob and Leatherhead separately escaping with their lives. When Hob returned to base, no one else was home—the other Mutanimals had gone to Michelangelo's Christmas party.

In TMNT issue 67, Slash was captured by Agent Bishop and brainwashed to raid the now thoroughly compromised Mutanimals base, capturing the entire team except for Hob. Mondo's tail and Herman's left claw were violently severed and Seymour's body tank shattered during the brief but violent assault.

In issue 68, Hob entered the turtles' lair uninvited, announced his presence and asked them for their aid rescuing his team, though making it clear he still despised them and Michelangelo especially. In Agent Bishop's custody, a captive Lindsey was assisting a medical team saving Seymour's life, while another medical team were giving Herman a new prosthetic claw as the severed claw could not regenerate. Mondo's tail was, however, in the process of naturally regenerating itself. Bishop's team discovered Ray and Sally had significant signs of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from their past in Null's captivity, while Mondo was relatively mentally unscarred, and the eccentric Pete could not be psychologically evaluated at all. During an antagonistic exchange of words with Bishop, Ray revealed that he had once been trained as a soldier, and demonstrated this by revealing he had freed his and his friends' restraints, and used previous unknown stingray barbs on his wings to attack some of Bishop's subordinates. But in actuality, it was a diversion to allow Sally and Mondo to escape unnoticed, though Pete did not flee with them. Sally stole a bullet-proof vehicle to crash out of the facility. Hob and the turtles visited the now trashed Mutanimals base looking for clues, only to realize too late it was still being surveiled by Alex Winters and his forces.

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During the six-month time skip between issue #100: City at War, part 8 and issue #101, the Mutanimals relocated to the newly-designated Mutant Town. Though they were there ostensibly to help keep the neighborhood order and be a food bank for the now thousands of newly-mutated human-born mutagen bomb victims within the zone's walls, Hob's tendency for shady criminal dealings did not end, as he started secretly producing new mutants and selling them to Oroku Karai. Lindsey as a human was forcibly evacuated outside Mutant Town, and Mondo and Seymour were finally fed up enough with Hob to leave the group altogether. Some of the mutagen bomb victims were recruited and trained for additional enforcement manpower, including Puggle, a mutant platypus, Bandit, a mutant raccoon, and Diamond, a mutant porcupine. In issue #102, Sally caught Diamond using brutality against other mutants and promptly fired her, and Hob refused to rehire her.

In issue #103, Old Hob's weasels, which Diamond had freed from Hob's warehouse, barged into Alopex's Alopex's shelter and stole as much food as they could carry. Sally, who had stayed overnight, joined together with Jennika and Mona Lisa to follow the weasels, only to find them playing with Lita like the young children they actually were. The women observed Hob and Koya approach the weasels, who greeted Hob affectionately as their father. As soon as the the weasels were comfortable, Hob ensnared them with a net. Sally announced her presence and angrily demanded an explanation—she had known Hob was training new soldiers, but didn't know they were children. Hob cynically explained his mutant trafficking arrangements with Karai, brandishing his revolver and angrily insisting that he has to make difficult decisions to keep Mutant Town fed, supplied and ultimately self-sufficient, even if sacrifices have to be made in the process. Without warning, Sally punched Hob hard in the face, immediately declaring that the Mutanimals were over.

Members

The Mutanimals have had a complicated membership history.

Old Hob and Slash (former member) were the co-founders of the group.
Pete was mutated by Hob and became the group's cook.
Lindsey Baker (former member) is a non-combatant human scientist recruited by Hob.
Herman and Mondo Gecko (the latter a former member) were mutated by Lindsey.
Seymour Gutz (former member) was rescued from a Null Group facility, shortly before Man Ray and Sally Pride (the latter a former member) were rescued from a Null train yard.
Hun (former member) was secretly recruited by Hob, Herman and Ray without the knowledge of the other Mutanimals, to sell for profit the surplus of the weapons the Mutanimals had been seizing and Hob said were being destroyed.
Michelangelo (former member) was once recruited by Mondo Gecko and participated in one Mutanimals operation.
Raphael (former member) was recruited by Hob and participated in one Mutanimals operation.
Diamond, (former member) Puggle and Bandit were mutagen bomb victims who were later recruited and trained to be among Hob's enforcers in Mutant Town.

Story	Hob	Slash	Pete	Lindsey	Herman	Mondo	Seymour	Ray	Sally	Hun	Mikey	Raph	Bandit	Puggle	Diamond
Old Hob	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️
TMNT #35	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	✔️
TMNT #38	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️
Mutanimals #1	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	✔️
Mutanimals #3	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	✔️	✔️
TMNT #48	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	✔️
TMNT #52	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	✔️
TMNT #54	Ⓜ️	🚫	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	🚫
TMNTU #5	Ⓜ️		Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	🚫
TMNT #94	Ⓜ️		Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️			✔️
TMNT #99	Ⓜ️		Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️			🚫
TMNT #101	Ⓜ️		Ⓜ️		Ⓜ️			Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️				Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️
TMNT #102	Ⓜ️		Ⓜ️		Ⓜ️			Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️				Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️	🚫
TMNT #103	Ⓜ️		Ⓜ️		Ⓜ️			Ⓜ️	🚫				Ⓜ️	Ⓜ️

A circled M Ⓜ️ indicates the character was concurrently a member of the organization during a story.
A check mark ✔️ indicates the character joined the organization during a particular story.
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+[[File:Mighty_Mutanimals_(IDW).jpg|thumb|400px|Some of the Mighty Mutanimals during issue #53: [[Order from Chaos, part 3]].  Behind the couch, from left to right:  {{idwlink|Seymour Gutz}}, {{idwlink|Slash}}, {{idwlink|Man Ray}}, {{idwlink|Old Hob}}.  To the left of the couch:  {{idwlink|Herman}}.  On the couch, from left to right:  {{idwlink|Michelangelo}}, {{idwlink|Mondo Gecko}}.  At the bottom:  {{idwlink|Pigeon Pete}}.  Members at the time not shown:  [[Lindsey Baker]], {{idwlink|Hun}}, [[Sally Pride]].  Of the characters shown, Seymour, Slash, Mikey and Mondo have since left the group, and Slash is deceased.]]
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-The '''[[Mighty Mutanimals]]''', often and formerly just called the '''Mutanimals''', are a group of [[mutant]] animals that appear in the [[IDW Publishing]] version of ''{{idwlink|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles}}''.
+The '''[[Mighty Mutanimals]],''' often and formerly just called the '''Mutanimals,''' are a group of [[mutant]] animals that appear in the [[IDW Publishing]] version of ''{{idwlink|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles}}''.
 == History ==
-The Mutanimals were co-founded by [[Old Hob]] and {{idwlink|Slash}}. Hob used a supply of {{idwlink|mutagen}} to create {{idwlink|Pete}}, but deemed him inadequate, so he recruited [[Lindsey Baker]] to help him create [[Herman]] and {{idwlink|Mondo Gecko}} and to properly use {{idwlink|Splinter}}'s {{idwlink|mutagen}}ic blood to give Slash normal intelligence.  From here, the Mutanimals were formally organized with the goal of protecting vulnerable [[mutant]]s from exploitation and harm.
+The Mutanimals were co-founded by {{idwlink|Old Hob}} and {{idwlink|Slash}}. Hob used a supply of {{idwlink|mutagen}} to create {{idwlink|Pete}}, but deemed him inadequate, so he recruited [[Lindsey Baker]] to help him create [[Herman]] and {{idwlink|Mondo Gecko}} and to properly use {{idwlink|Splinter}}'s {{idwlink|mutagen}}ic blood to give Slash normal intelligence. From here, the Mutanimals were formally organized with the goal of protecting vulnerable [[mutant]]s from exploitation and harm.
-In ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutanimals]]'', the Mutanimals came into conflict with {{idwlink|Null}}'s [[Null Group]].  In an assault on [[Jillian Amante]]'s lab, they rescued {{idwlink|Mutagen Man}} and brought him into their group.  Soon after, they freed the Null Group's surviving mutants, [[Sally Pride]] and {{idwlink|Ray}}, from a Null Group train at a rail yard in [[New Jersey]].  The Mutanimals and Null reached a stalemate, unable to completely defeat each other, but the Mutanimals succeeded in derailing the Null Group's mutant experimentation projects by applying enough sabotage and blackmail to make them unworkable.
+In ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutanimals]]'', the Mutanimals came into conflict with {{idwlink|Null}}'s [[Null Group]]. In an assault on [[Jillian Amante]]'s lab, they rescued {{idwlink|Mutagen Man}} and brought him into their group. Soon after, they freed the Null Group's surviving mutants, [[Sally Pride]] and {{idwlink|Ray}}, from a Null Group train at a rail yard in [[New Jersey]]. The Mutanimals and Null reached a stalemate, unable to completely defeat each other, but the Mutanimals succeeded in derailing the Null Group's mutant experimentation projects by applying enough sabotage and blackmail to make them unworkable.
-After {{idwlink|Splinter}} became the new leader of the {{idwlink|Foot Clan}}, {{idwlink|Michelangelo}} left his father and brothers, wanting nothing to do with the Foot as an organization.  In issue 52, Mondo Gecko tracked down Mikey, and in issue 53, Mikey was welcomed into the larger ''Mighty'' Mutanimals as their newest member.
+After {{idwlink|Splinter}} became the new leader of the {{idwlink|Foot Clan}}, {{idwlink|Michelangelo}} left his father and brothers, wanting nothing to do with the Foot as an organization. In [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 52 (IDW)|issue 52]], Mondo Gecko tracked down Mikey, and in [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 53 (IDW)|issue 53]], Mikey was welcomed into the larger Mighty Mutanimals as their newest member. He took part in one of the Mutanimals operations before stumbling over Hob's secret. After this, both Mikey and Slash '''left''' the Mutanimals; Mondo, Sally, and Seymour lost some of their confidence in Hob; and Mikey earned Hob's renewed enmity. Mikey offered Slash a new home, but Slash decided he needed to be on his own and learn what it's like to be the master of his own life, and the two tearfully parted ways. While Slash and Hun are still enemies, Slash remains on good terms with Hob, the other Mutanimals ''and'' Mikey.
+In [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 65 (IDW)|issue 65]], Slash arrived unannounced to Michelangelo's [[Christmas]] party, followed soon after by Pete, Lindsey, Herman, Mondo, Seymour, Ray and Sally, none of whom had been invited. (Hob and Hun did not come.) The party that followed showed they were all still on excellent terms.
+In ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Universe]]'' [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Universe issue 5|issue 5]], on the same Christmas Eve, Hob discovered that Hun had started an unsanctioned {{linkWikipedia|dogfighting}} ring in Hob's weapons warehouse. Meanwhile, {{idwlink|Leatherhead}} also independently discovered the dogfighting ring, disapproving of the dogs' treatment. In the ensuing conflict, Hun '''quit''' Hob's service and fled the scene. Hob was initially fond of Leatherhead, who nostalgically reminded him of Slash, so Hob tried to recruit the alligator into the Mutanimals. Hob tried to sell his philosophy that all mutants are a family in conflict with the human world, but Leatherhead opined that all of them (Leatherhead included) were monsters with no place in the natural world, and the two started fighting. During this conflict, one of Hob's grenades detonated his weapons cache, destroying the entire warehouse, with Hob and Leatherhead separately escaping with their lives. When Hob returned to base, no one else was home&mdash;the other Mutanimals had gone to Michelangelo's Christmas party.
+In ''TMNT'' [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 67 (IDW)|issue 67]], Slash was captured by {{idwlink|Agent Bishop}} and brainwashed to raid the now thoroughly compromised Mutanimals base, capturing the entire team except for Hob. Mondo's tail and Herman's left claw were violently severed and Seymour's body tank shattered during the brief but violent assault.
+In [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 67 (IDW)|issue 68]], Hob entered the turtles' lair uninvited, announced his presence and asked them for their aid rescuing his team, though making it clear he still despised them and Michelangelo especially. In Agent Bishop's custody, a captive Lindsey was assisting a medical team saving Seymour's life, while another medical team were giving Herman a new prosthetic claw as the severed claw could not regenerate. Mondo's tail was, however, in the process of naturally regenerating itself. Bishop's team discovered Ray and Sally had significant signs of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from their past in Null's captivity, while Mondo was relatively mentally unscarred, and the eccentric Pete could not be psychologically evaluated at all. During an antagonistic exchange of words with Bishop, Ray revealed that he had once been trained as a soldier, and demonstrated this by revealing he had freed his and his friends' restraints, and used previous unknown stingray barbs on his wings to attack some of Bishop's subordinates. But in actuality, it was a diversion to allow Sally and Mondo to escape unnoticed, though Pete did not flee with them. Sally stole a bullet-proof vehicle to crash out of the facility. Hob and the turtles visited the now trashed Mutanimals base looking for clues, only to realize too late it was still being surveiled by {{idwlink|Alex Winters}} and his forces.
+{{unfinished}}
+During the six-month time skip between issue #100: ''{{idwlink|City at War, part 8}}'' and [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 101 (IDW)|issue #101]], the Mutanimals relocated to the newly-designated [[Mutant Town]].  Though they were there ostensibly to help keep the neighborhood order and be a {{linkWikipedia|food bank}} for the now thousands of newly-mutated [[human-born mutant|human-born]] {{idwlink|mutagen bomb victims}} within the zone's walls, Hob's tendency for shady criminal dealings did not end, as he started secretly producing new mutants and selling them to {{idwlink|Oroku Karai}}.  Lindsey as a human was forcibly evacuated outside Mutant Town, and Mondo and Seymour were finally fed up enough with Hob to '''leave''' the group altogether.  Some of the mutagen bomb victims were '''recruited''' and trained for additional enforcement manpower, including [[Puggle]], a mutant platypus, [[Bandit]], a mutant raccoon, and [[Diamond (character)|Diamond]], a mutant porcupine.  In [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 102 (IDW)|issue #102]], Sally caught Diamond using brutality against other mutants and promptly '''fired''' her, and Hob refused to rehire her.
+In [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 103 (IDW)|issue #103]], [[Old Hob's weasels]], which Diamond had freed from [[Old Hob's second warehouse|Hob's warehouse]], barged into {{idwlink|Alopex}}'s [[Alopex's shelter]] and stole as much food as they could carry.  Sally, who had stayed overnight, joined together with [[Jennika]] and {{idwlink|Mona Lisa}} to follow the weasels, only to find them playing with [[Lita]] like the young children they actually were.  The women observed Hob and [[Koya]] approach the weasels, who greeted Hob affectionately as their father.  As soon as the the weasels were comfortable, Hob ensnared them with a net.  Sally announced her presence and angrily demanded an explanation&mdash;she had known Hob was training new soldiers, but didn't know [[wikipedia:child soldier|they were children]].  Hob cynically explained his [[wikipedia:human trafficking|mutant trafficking]] arrangements with Karai, brandishing his revolver and angrily insisting that he has to make difficult decisions to keep Mutant Town fed, supplied and ultimately self-sufficient, even if sacrifices have to be made in the process.  Without warning, Sally punched Hob hard in the face, immediately declaring that the Mutanimals were '''over.'''
 == Members ==
 The Mutanimals have had a complicated membership history.
-* '''[[Old Hob]]''' and '''{{idwlink|Slash}}''' were the co-founders of the group.
+* '''{{idwlink|Old Hob}}''' and '''{{idwlink|Slash}}''' (former member) were the co-founders of the group.
 * '''{{idwlink|Pete}}''' was mutated by Hob and became the group's cook.
-* '''[[Lindsey Baker]]''' is a non-combatant human scientist recruited by Hun.
+* '''[[Lindsey Baker]]''' (former member) is a non-combatant human scientist recruited by Hob.
-* '''[[Herman]]''' and '''{{idwlink|Mondo Gecko}}''' were mutated by Lindsey.
+* '''{{idwlink|Herman}}''' and '''{{idwlink|Mondo Gecko}}''' (the latter a former member) were mutated by Lindsey.
-* '''{{idwlink|Seymour Gutz}}''' was rescued from a Null facility, shortly before '''{{idwlink|Man Ray}}''' and '''[[Sally Pride]]''' were rescued from a Null train yard.
+* '''{{idwlink|Seymour Gutz}}''' (former member) was rescued from a [[Null Group]] facility, shortly before '''{{idwlink|Man Ray}}''' and '''[[Sally Pride]]''' (the latter a former member) were rescued from a Null train yard.
-* '''{{idwlink|Hun}}''' was secretly recruited by Hob, Herman and Ray without the knowledge of the other Mutanimals, to sell for profit the surplus of the weapons the Mutanimals had been seizing and Hob said were being destroyed.
+* '''{{idwlink|Arnold Jones|Hun}}''' (former member) was secretly recruited by Hob, Herman and Ray without the knowledge of the other Mutanimals, to sell for profit the surplus of the weapons the Mutanimals had been seizing and Hob said were being destroyed.
-* '''{{idwlink|Michelangelo}}''' was recruited by Mondo Gecko, and participated in one Mutanimals operation before stumbling over Hob's secret.  After this, both Mikey and Slash '''left''' the Mutanimals, and Mondo, Sally and Seymour lost some of their confidence in Hob.  Mikey earned Hob's renewed enmity.
+* '''{{idwlink|Michelangelo}}''' (former member) was once recruited by Mondo Gecko and participated in one Mutanimals operation.
+* '''{{idwlink|Raphael}}''' (former member) was recruited by Hob and participated in one Mutanimals operation.
+* '''[[Diamond (character)|Diamond]],''' (former member) '''[[Puggle]]''' and '''[[Bandit]]''' were mutagen bomb victims who were later recruited and trained to be among Hob's enforcers in Mutant Town.
-== Trivia ==
-* In earlier issues, unlike other versions of the [[Mighty Mutanimals]], this version of the team was formally just called ''the Mutanimals'', without the word "Mighty."  However, in issue 2 of the ''Mutanimals'' miniseries, Slash tells Mondo Gecko, "We're gonna be the ''mighty Mutanimals!''", an easter egg in reference to the longer title.  Starting with TMNT issue 53, Hob started using the title ''Mighty Mutanimals'' more formally.
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-{{Stub}}
+|-
-[[Category:Mighty Mutanimals (IDW)]]
+! Story
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">{{idwlink|Old Hob|Hob}}</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">{{idwlink|Slash}}</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">{{idwlink|Pigeon Pete|Pete}}</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">[[Lindsey Baker|Lindsey]]</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">{{idwlink|Herman}}</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">{{idwlink|Mondo Gecko|Mondo}}</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">{{idwlink|Seymour Gutz|Seymour}}</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">{{idwlink|Man Ray|Ray}}</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">[[Sally Pride|Sally]]</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">{{idwlink|Hun}}</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">{{idwlink|Mikey}}</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">{{idwlink|Raph}}</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">[[Bandit]]</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">[[Puggle]]</div>
+! <div style="transform: rotate(180deg); writing-mode: vertical-rl;">[[Diamond (character)|Diamond]]</div>
+|-
+| ''[[Old Hob (IDW issue)|Old Hob]]''
+|Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️|| || || || || || || || || || || || ||
+|-
+| [[Monsters, Misfits, and Madmen, part 3|''TMNT'' #35]]
+|Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||✔️|| || || || || || || || || || ||
+|-
+| [[New Mutant Order, part 2|''TMNT'' #38]]
+|Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️|| || || || || || || || ||
+|-
+| [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutanimals issue 1|''Mutanimals'' #1]]
+|Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||✔️|| || || || || || || ||
+|-
+| [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutanimals issue 3|''Mutanimals'' #3]]
+|Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||✔️||✔️|| || || || || ||
+|-
+| [[Vengeance, part 4|''TMNT'' #48]]
+|Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||✔️|| || || || ||
+|-
+| [[Order from Chaos, part 2|''TMNT'' #52]]
+|Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||✔️|| || || ||
+|-
+| [[Order from Chaos, part 4|''TMNT'' #54]]
+|Ⓜ️||🚫||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||🚫|| || || ||
+|-
+| [[Urban Legends|''TMNTU'' #5]]
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+| [[City at War, part 2 (IDW)|''TMNT'' #94]]
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+| [[City at War, part 7 (IDW)|''TMNT'' #99]]
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+|-
+| [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 101 (IDW)|''TMNT'' #101]]
+|Ⓜ️|| ||Ⓜ️|| ||Ⓜ️|| || ||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️|| || || ||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️
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+| [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 102 (IDW)|''TMNT'' #102]]
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+|-
+| [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 103 (IDW)|''TMNT'' #103]]
+|Ⓜ️|| ||Ⓜ️|| ||Ⓜ️|| || ||Ⓜ️||🚫|| || || ||Ⓜ️||Ⓜ️||
+|}
+* A circled M Ⓜ️ indicates the character was concurrently a member of the organization during a story.
+* A check mark ✔️ indicates the character joined the organization during a particular story.
+* A "no" sign 🚫 indicates the character quit, was fired from the organization or died during a particular story.
+[[Category:Mighty Mutanimals (IDW)|*]]
+[[Category:Teams]]
+[[Category:Factions]]
+[[Category:Paramilitary]]
+[[Category:Street gangs]]
+[[Category:Superheroes]]