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When the [[Oroku Saki (2012 TV series)|Shredder]] first mutates himself, his mutant form was unstable during the events of the [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012 TV series)|2012 TV series]] episodes, "[[The Super Shredder]]" and "[[Darkest Plight]]". His mutation was stabilized in "[[Requiem]]". |
When the [[Oroku Saki (2012 TV series)|Shredder]] first mutates himself, his mutant form was unstable during the events of the [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012 TV series)|2012 TV series]] episodes, "[[The Super Shredder]]" and "[[Darkest Plight]]". His mutation was stabilized in "[[Requiem]]". |
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Revision as of 07:31, 9 June 2019
An unstable mutation occurs when a mutant changes back, or continues changing, without being exposed to mutagen.
Leonardo during unstable mutation.
In the 1987-1996 series, Splinter experiences unstable mutation in Splinter No More, reverting back to his state as a mutant rat. April O'Neil 's temporary mutation into a cat in The Catwoman from Channel 6 causes her to become human once again at the end. When the Rat King turned Irma and Vernon into were-rats in Were-Rats from Channel 6, their mutations were also unstable and appeared to be temporary.
During seasons 9-10, the Turtles undergo unstable mutations, becoming monster-like versions of themselves. They were able to cure themselves using fragments of the Vortex crystal.
When the Shredder first mutates himself, his mutant form was unstable during the events of the 2012 TV series episodes, "The Super Shredder" and "Darkest Plight". His mutation was stabilized in "Requiem".