Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation (1997) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD poster

Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation (1997) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

1997 ⭐ 7 1 Season 26 Eps English ActionComedySci-FiWeb Series

Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Comedy, Kids

Cast: Kirby Morrow, Matt Hill, Jason Gray-Stanford, Michael Dobson, Lalainia Lindbjerg, Stephen Mendel, Gabe Khouth, Jarred Blancard

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Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation (1997) is a sci-fi & fantasy, action & adventure, comedy, kids web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation online in HD.

Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation — Storyline

Everyone's favorite teenage mutants are back in live action to fight crime with help from a new ninja turtle — a female named Venus De Milo.

Cast & Crew

  • Starring: Kirby Morrow, Matt Hill, Jason Gray-Stanford, Michael Dobson, Lalainia Lindbjerg, Stephen Mendel, Gabe Khouth, Jarred Blancard

Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation — Series Details

First Air Date 1997-09-12
Seasons 1
Episodes 26
Genre Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Comedy, Kids
Language English
Network FOX, Fox Kids
Status Canceled
Rating 7/10 (58 votes)

Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: East Meets West (1) (1997-09-12) — Vowing to stop Dragon Lord, Shredder's evil successor, wise Master Chung tells his daughter that she must join the Ninja Turtles to save humankind.
  • E2: East Meets West (2) (1997-09-19) — Venus De Milo arrives in New York and introduces herself to the Turtles. Then she reveals that she too was dropped into the toxic sludge at birth.
  • E3: East Meets West (3) (1997-09-26) — Venus leads the Turtles in meditation to help Splinter escape from his dream state, after which they practice martial arts to enter the Dream Realm.
  • E4: East Meets West (4) (1997-10-03) — The Turtles barely escaped the last time they were confronted by Dragon Lord. Now their nemesis has stolen the coveted Serum of Invincibility!
  • E5: East Meets West (5) (1997-10-10) — Donatello and Venus have very different ideas regarding how to neutralize the Serum of Invincibility.
  • E6: The Staff of Bu-Ki (1997-10-17) — Dragon Lord reaches through the time warp to steal the Staff of Bu-Ki, an ancient relic with the power to destroy any and all shinobi spell-casters.
  • E7: Silver and Gold (1997-10-24) — When a series of high-profile bank robberies ravage New York City, the Turtles choose not to get involved right away.
  • E8: Meet Dr. Quease (1997-10-31) — One of Donatello's biggest idols in the world of science, Dr. Quease, is kidnapped by the dragons.
  • E9: All in the Family (1997-11-07) — While on an early-morning sewer jog, the Turtles discover a rare baby Turtle in the underground storage house of crazy poacher Simon Bonesteel.
  • E10: Trusting Dr. Quease (1997-11-14) — When Dragon Lord and Dr. Quease have an argument, Quease propositions Donatello, because he thinks they should work together.
  • E11: Windfall (1997-11-21) — When Michaelangelo finds a winning lottery ticket, he thinks his sewer days are over. But the others have already dreamt of ways to spend the money!
  • E12: Turtles' Night Out (1997-11-28) — After an encounter with Bonesteel, Mikey comes up with an idea — an all-night rave for animal rights where everybody dresses as their favorite beast.
  • E13: Mutant Reflections (1997-12-05) — Our heroes have a hard time sorting out who's who when their evil counterparts start popping up everywhere — and they all look like the Turtles.
  • E14: Truce or Consequences (1997-12-12) — The dragons are tired of Dragon Lord's oppressive regime, and want to help the Turtles send him back into the mirror. Are they for real?
  • E15: Sewer Crash (1997-12-19) — As Donatello is scanning the Web for information, someone breaks into his computer and sends him a coded message — one that reprograms Donny's brain!
  • E16: Going Ape (1998-01-09) — Raphael is enjoying one of his favorite pastimes — harassing crazed poacher Simon Bonesteel — when a platoon of Rank warriors join in the game.
  • E17: Enemy of my Enemy (1998-01-16) — When the Turtles stumble upon a man being attacked by dragons in Central Park, they are shocked to learn they've rescued someone from their past!
  • E18: King Wick (1998-01-23) — When an alchemy accident gives Wick telekinetic powers, he not only uses it over the Dragon Lord, but he puts the Ninja Turtles to the test too!
  • E19: The Good Dragon (1998-01-30) — When Venus's life is saved by one of the Dragon Lord's Rank warriors, the Turtles are forced to re-examine their views on dragons.
  • E20: The Guest (1998-02-06) — When his apartment burns down, Splinter's chess opponent moves in with the Turtles for a few days.
  • E21: Like Brothers (1998-02-13) — The continuing conflict between Raphael and Donatello comes to a head… again. This time, however, Mike and Leonardo get dragged into it.
  • E22: Unchain My Heart (1) (1998-02-20) — While the Turtles are busy evading Bonesteel, an old enemy of Chung I's arrives in New York to destroy Chung I's former student: Venus.
  • E23: Unchain My Heart (2) (1998-02-27) — Raphael and the Turtles go against the wishes of Venus and Splinter and return Vam Mi's heart. Yet the vampires are determined to destroy Venus.
  • E24: Unchain My Heart (3) (1998-03-06) — Bonesteel is sick and tired of the immortal bloodsuckers getting in the way of his efforts to capture the Turtles.
  • E25: Unchain My Heart (4) (1998-03-13) — With the Turtles being held hostage by Bonesteel, it's up to Splinter and Venus to defeat the vampires once and for all.
  • E26: Who Needs Her (1998-03-20) — When Venus accidentally traps someone in a forcefield, they begin to question her value to the team, recounting her numerous mistakes in the past.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation have? 1 season(s) with 26 episodes.

Where can I watch Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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