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Solicit
It's the battle of the bands... of the century! As Jennika decides whether she weighs harmony over revenge, a musical brawl of epic proportions against Bebop and Rocksteady will have major ramifications on time itself!
Appearing in #116
Major characters
- Bebop & Rocksteady's band
- Jennika's band
- Leonardo
- Big Lita
- Michelangelo
- Mona Lisa
- Oroku Karai
- Raphael
Minor characters
- Alopex
- Bludgeon
- Derby
- Donatello
- Casey Jones (flashback only)
- Little Lita
- April O'Neil
- Oroku Saki / The Shredder (flashback only)
- Pepperoni
- Sally Pride
- Road Hogs
- Sheena (flashback only)
- Silas (flashback only)
- Splinter (flashback only)
- Terry
- Wanda
Species
- Mutant arctic fox
- Mutant falcon
- Mutant hammerhead shark
- Human
- Human-born mutant ant
- Human-born mutant bat
- Human-born mutant bear
- Human-born mutant frilled lizard
- Human-born mutant giraffe
- Human-born mutant orca
- Human-born mutant poison dart frog
- Human-born mutant porcupine
- Human-born mutant rhinoceros
- Human-born mutant salamander
- Human-born mutant turtle
- Human-born albino mutant turtle
- Human-born mutant warthog
- Human-born mutant zebra
- Mutant lioness
- Protoceratops
- Mutant rat
- Mutant turtle
- Mutant velociraptor
Locations
- Mutant Town
- Diamond's lair
- Kennel Klub
- Mona Lisa's apartment
- Mutant Town school
- Splinter Dōjō
Synopsis
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Trivia
- On page 1, there are three different signs that are easter eggs for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles & Other Strangeness:
- "Terror Bears" (partially cut off)
- "T'Cleass"
- "Rural Route 5"
- Diamond herself was originally based on the porcupine from TMNT & OS, making her a fourth reference on the same page.
- Mona Lisa's apartment appears to have shrunken in appearance in this issue compared to its debut appearance in "Wreckreation". According to Sophie Campbell, this is strictly an artistic difference for the sake of mood, as a more spacious apartment could feel more airy in a "fun" story like "Wreckreation", but Sophie drew the same location visually more confining in this issue to fit this story's mood.[1]
- Several characters demonstrate vocal talent:
- April has a good singing voice, but mostly for ballads.
- Raph is a good rapper, which recalls his affinity for hip hop mentioned in TMNT #105.
- Koya has do death metal growling.
- Al cannot sing well, however.