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Catalog Number 27345
95 minutes
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Catalog Number 75183
88 minutes
Released: 1991

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Catalg Number 52433
95 minutes
Released: 1993

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The origin story of how four turtles became mutant crimefighters after contact with a mysterious ooze. Contains the episodes "Turtle Tracks" and "Enter: The Shredder." Volume 1 in the first four volume set.

Highlights from the first 3 volumes in movie form. Meet Raphael, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Leonardo, the Renaissance turtles who are fighting evil for truth, justice and a larger slice of pizza. Heroes in a half shell... Turtle Power!

The continuing adventures of the terrapin heroes who rise from the sewers to fight for truth, justice and a larger slice of pizza. Contains the episodes "Hot Rodding Teenagers from Dimension X" and "A Thing About Rats." Volume 2 in the first four volume set.

Once again, the heroes in a half shell emerge to fight for truth, justice and a larger slice of pizza. Contains the episodes "Shredder and Splintered" and "Return of the Shredder." Volume 3 in a four volume set.

The evil Shredder has devised a plan in which monster meatballs threaten to devour the city. But our lean, green gang of teen Turtles aren't going to take this tasteless attack without a food fight. Contains the episodes "Case of the Killer Pizzas" and "Enter the Fly." Volume 4 in a four volume set.

Shredder's latest scheme is to acquire more Mutagen and create more mutants. Because of a storm in Dimension X, the Mutagen cannister lands in a Florida swamp rather than the Big Apple, thus creating the four mutant frogs: Genghis Frog, Rasputin the Mad Frog, Attila the Frog and Napolean Bonafrog. Contains the episode "Invasion of the Punk Rock Frogs."

The notorious Shredder has shrunk the radical Renaissance ruffians into mini-mutants. Are the Turtles all washed up in a drain pipe or will they rise to the occasion? Contains the episodes "The Incredible Shrinking Turtles," "It Came from Beneath the Sewers," "The Mean Machines" and "Curse of the Evil Eye."

The TMNT must fight to save Michaelangelo from a villainous clone created by the evil Shredder and that oversized brain, Krang. Contains the episodes "Cowabunga, Shredhead" and "New York's Shiniest." Volume 5 in the second four volume set.

Sinister Shredder's tricks just never cease and this time his scheming reaches monstrous proportions. Shredder has made super-powerful clones out of his bumbling pals Bebop and Rocksteady, and these punk abominations are programmed to put a stop to the green teens! Contains the episodes "Super Rocksteady and Mighty Bebop" and "Mutagen Monster."

Shredder has turned the City upside down, literally! Can the Turtles get their feet back on the ground to defeat him? Contains the episode "Sky Turtles."

Visitors from another galaxy have lost one of their high-tech gizmos, and the Turtles have to help them find it! Contains the episode "Invasion of the Turtle Snatchers."

When the Great Boldini attempts to make a priceless emerald disappear, he gets more than he bargained for when some gangsters who show up want the emerald for themselves! Contains the episode "The Great Boldini."

April gets mistaken for a princess, kidnapped (again!), and held for ransom! Contains the episode "April's Fool."

Shredder has opened a pizza parlor with the intent of introducing a new variety of pizza - Turtle Supreme! But when the new delivery boy turns out to be none other than that surfin' teen Michaelangelo in disguise, it's wipe-out time for this poison pizza parlor. Contains the episodes "Pizza by the Shred" and "Return of the Fly." Volume 8 in the second four volume set.

Shredder has dug deep into the earth where dinosaurs still roam the land to steal a precious crystal. But the dinosaurs need the crystal's energy to survive. The fearless foursome set out to save the prehistoric environment. Contains the episodes "Turtles at the Earth's Core" and "Enter the Rat King."

A time portal drops MACC, a peace-loving robot from 400 years in the future, onto the streets of New York. When Shredder arms him with a deadly laser, only the turtles can stop him from creating an army of invincible robot warriors. Contains the episodes "Attack of Big Macc" and "The Old Switcheroo." Volume 7 in the second four volume set.

In Splinter's absence, Leonardo rules the turtle team with an iron fist. Contains the episodes "Leonardo Lightens Up" and "Leonardo Versus Tempestra." Part of the "Sewer Heroes Series."

Raph goes to a posh costume party on a yacht. Contains the episodes "Raphael Meets His Match" and "Raphael Knocks 'em Dead." Part of the "Sewer Heroes Series."

Don scores highest in his correspondence class, meriting a personal appearance to receive his degree. Contains the episodes "Donatello's Degree" and "Donatello Makes Times." Part of the "Sewer Heroes Series."

Mike meets his comic book hero. Contains the episodes "Michaelangelo Meets Bugman" and "What's Michaelangelo Good For?" Part of the "Sewer Heroes Series."

Shredder is trying to destroy Easter and only the green teens can stop him. To find a solution, they must travel into "The Fairy Tale" Dimension, where they meet up with many storybook superstars. Contains the episodes "The Turtles and the Hare" and "Once Upon a Time Machine."

Krang has unleashed a turtle terminator disguised as Irma. After turning office life upside down, the android-Irma sets out to blast the green teens to smithereens. Contains the episodes "The Turtle Terminator" and "Turtles, Turtles Everywhere." Part of "Sewer Heroes 2: The Bad Guys" series.

The evil fly has fly-jacked a long-buried alien spaceship. Using the ship's transdimensional warp drive crystal as bait, the bugbrain sets a trap for the green teens. Contains the episodes "Bye, Bye Fly" and "Shredderville." Part of "Sewer Heroes 2: The Bad Guys" series.

When the turtles receive a distress call from their mutant amigos the Four Frogs, they travel to the Florida swamps to battle with Leatherhead, a half-man, half-alligator foe. Contains the episodes "Leatherhead, Terror of the Swamp" and "Leatherhead Meets the Rat King." Part of "Sewer Heroes 2: The Bad Guys" series.

Masquerading as the heroic Rhinoman and Mighty Hog, Rocksteady and Bebop win a huge diamond in a contest. But when the contest turns out to be a bogus search for evildoers, the Turtles must save the city from being turned into zombies. Contains the episodes "Rhinoman" and "Blast From the Past." Part of "Sewer Heroes 2: The Bad Guys" series.

Donatello's idol, Professor Willard W. Willard, has invented a molecular intensifier. When the device goes awry and turns the professor's monkey into a giant ape and the town plants become a jungle, Shredder and Krang want the intensifier. Contains the episodes "Turtles of the Jungle" and "Turtlemaniac." Part of the "Hollywood Dudes" series.

A mad scientist has turned April into a fishwoman and has created rebellious half fish/half man to help him destroy the city. It's up to the Turtles to save April and the city. Contains the episodes "Rebel Without a Fin" and "Splinter Vanishes." Part of the "Hollywood Dudes" series.

Dimension X is under attack and the Neutrino rulers transport their cute baby, Tribble, to the Turtles' lair to protect her. But babysitting Tribble can be trouble because this baby has telekinetic powers. Contains the episodes "Four Turtles and a Baby" and "Shredder's Mom." Part of the "Hollywood Dudes" series.

Krang and Shredder are up to their old tricks and Earth is in danger. This time they drain the Earth of its energy and everyone falls asleep - except our green heroes. An intergalactic wrestling match erupts. Contains the episodes "Planet of the Turtles" and "Plan Six from Outer Space." Part of the "Hollywood Dudes" series.

Krang and Shredder have sent their hench-mutants all over town stealing energy for the Technodrome. Contains the episodes "The Big Rip Off" and "The Big Break In." Part of the "Bodaciously Big Adventures Series."

The green teens think they can relax, but Shredder's awesome Technodrome has surfaced and is rolling over everything in its path. Contains the episodes "The Big Blow Out" and "Peking Turtles." Part of the "Bodaciously Big Adventures Series."

Once again, repairs on the Technodrome leave Krang and Shredder in need of supplies from Earth. Contains the episodes "The Big Zipp Attack" and "Farewell, Lotus Blossom." Part of the "Bodaciously Big Adventures Series."

Big Louie's hoods are robbing all the best places and taking only cuff links. Contains the episodes "The Big Cuff Link Caper" and "The Grybyx." Part of the "Bodaciously Big Adventures Series."

In two Turtlerific episodes the Green Teens encounter and must defeat convicts from Dimension X, released when Donatello's new invention goes haywire. Contains the episodes "Convicts from Dimension X" and "Night of the Dark Turtle." Part of the "Bodaciously Big Adventures Series."

The Turtles defend Earth from an angry space armada after an infant alien lands in their care. Contains the episodes "The Starchild" and "Combat Land." Part of the "Bodaciously Big Adventures Series."

The sinister Shredder is back, way back in ancient Japan to alter time and wipe out the half-shelled heroes. Contains the episodes "The Legend of Koji" and "White Belt, Black Heart." Part of the "Bodaciously Big Adventures Series."

Shredder sends the teen terrapins to prison in Dimension X. They must escape and save the Earth from the evil Krang and his Rock Warriors. Contains the episodes "Shredder Triumphant!" and "Atlantis Awakes." Part of the "Bodaciously Big Adventures Series."

Michaelangelo is accidentally caught in a shrinking ray used by mad ship collector Talbot Breech. The happy and hapless Turtle is then stuck in a bottle and must use his wits to escape Talbot and his hungry cat. Contains the episode "Funny, They Shrunk Michaelangelo." Hi-C Fruit Drinks promotional release.

Don receives broadcasts from deep in outer space. Contains the episodes "Beyond the Donatello Nebula" and "Big Bug Blunder." Part of the "Out Of this World!" series.

The Turtles investigate some suspicious saucers. Contains the episodes Unidentified Flying Leonardo" and "The Foot Soldiers Are Revolting." Part of the "Out Of this World!" series.

The gang pays a visit to some ancient turtle relatives. Contains the episode "Planet of the Turtleoids." Part of the "Out Of this World!" series.

The crime-fighting Turtles must stop an indestructible giant robot before he destroys Kerma. Contains the episode "Return of the Turtleoid." Part of the "Out Of this World!" series.

NOTE: this video was released for a toy called "TV Teddy," which was an interactive talking teddy bear.

It's Mardi Gras and Leonardo thinks he's a real Musketeer - can the other Turtles knock some sense into him before Shredder gets away with his evil scheme? Contains the episode "The Four Musketurtles."

The Four Musketurtles
30 minutes
Released: 1993

NOTE: this video was released for a toy called "TV Teddy," which was an interactive talking teddy bear.

The Green team finally has time to round up Dimension X and Shredder. Witness shell shocking action as the fab four try to stop the awesome annihilator and rescue their friends in the channel Six Newsroom. Contains the episode "Get Shredder."

Our favorite foursome must stop an evil slug-creature before it's too late. Contains the episode "Cry H.A.V.O.C."

Krang and Shredder steal a weapon from the warlike Glaxons. The Turtles must deal with both those baddies as well as the Glaxons, who put on cybersuits which give them incredible powers. Contains the episode "Cyber Turtles."

Gnarly music videos for Christmas from the pizza-munching Turtles, featuring "We're the Turtles," "Deck the Halls," "Up From the Sewer," "Gotta Get a Gift," "Wrap Rap," "Twelve Days of Christmas" and "We Wish You a Turtle Christmas." Contains some of the same music as the "Coming Out of Their Shells" tour.

Sing-along with the Renaissance terrapins on "We're the Turtles," "We've Been Living In the Sewer,"Skateboardin' Round the Fountain," "Leonardo Had a Rowboat," "I Love to Ride the Carousel," "It's a Pity When the City Isn't Clean," "I Got Friends," "Don't Talk to Strangers" and "On Top of a Pizza." Contains some of the same music as the "Coming Out of Their Shells" tour.

Includes music videos of the songs "Spin That Wheel" by Hi-Tek 3 and "Turtle Power" by Partners In Kryme from the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie soundtrack.

A back stage pass to the production of the first Turtles movie.

The Turtles are live on stage, fighting against the evil Shredder with musical instruments instead of martial arts weapons.

Take a fantastic journey with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as they transform themselves into one of America's premiere rock and roll bands.

Music video of the song from the TMNT II soundtrack.

Info supplied by Dan Hernandez.

Compilation of the first five episodes of the television series.Years later, older and (hopefully) wiser, the four intrepid Turtles are joined by a work of art in the form of a long lost sister. But though baby blue-clad Venus de Milo is fully trained in the Shinobi arts, it will take all of the Turtles' prowess to put a stop to the dread Dragon Lord's schemes of conquering the universe.

Some 70 Years ago, a honourable Shinobi warrior defeated an evil vampire - Vam Mi. The Warrior stole Vam Mi's Indestructible heart and buried the vampire, attempting to prevent her evil rising again. The warrior entrusted the heart to his apprentice Venus, the Ninja Turtles most valued girlfriend! With the help of her immortal vampire followers, Vam Mi escapes from her tomb and has only three days to recover her heart before turning into dust.
 
When Vam Mi confronts Venus to reclaim her heart, the Turtles join forces to defeat the vampire's destructive plan. In a final attempt, Vam Mi summons the powerful Elemental Vampire to conquer the Turtles and repossess her heart.

Information supplied by Jamie Peter.

Contains the episodes "Staff of Bu-Ki", "Meet Dr. Quease" and "All in the Family".

Info supplied by Jarrah White.

April and the TMNT save the Los Angeles Metro from a dastardly villain named Gridlock. The TMNT are in their public appearance costumes (like the ones that were seen at malls) - so this tape was made on a shoestring budget and was probably done as a charity/public relations thing... unfortunately we don't have any details about it.

Information supplied by Kyle Holland.

Bezem wrote to say that the original voice cast from the TMNT cartoon reprised their roles for this tape - but this has been disputed by other fans.

A laser disc release that contains the epsiodes "Shredder & Splintered", "Return of the Shredder", "Hot Rodding Teenagers from Dimension X" and "A Thing About Rats".

A laser disc release that contains the episodes "Cowabunga, Shredhead", "New York's Shiniest", "Case of the Killer Pizzas" and "Enter the Fly".

TMNT Laser Disc
"Attack of Big Macc"
"Pizza by the Shred"
Catalog Number ID8269IV
94 minutes
Released: 1989

A laser disc release that contains the episodes "Attack of Big Macc", "The Old Switcheroo", "Pizza by the Shred" and "Return of the Fly".

TMNT Laser Disc
"Leonardo Lightens Up"
"Michaelangelo Meets Bugman"
Catalog Number ID8324IV
94 minutes
Released: 1989

A laser disc release that contains the episodes "Leonardo Lightens Up", "Leonardo Versus Tempestra", "Michaelangelo Meets Bugman" and "What's Michaelangelo Good For?".

Highlights from the first 3 volumes in movie form. Meet Raphael, Michaelangelo, Donatello and Leonardo, the Renaissance turtles who are fighting evil for truth, justice and a larger slice of pizza. Heroes in a half shell... Turtle Power!

A laser disc release that contains the episodes "Turtles at the Earth's Core" and "Enter the Rat King." Side two of the disc is blank.

"Full length feature film for your PC." There are countless pirated VCDs out there, but this was a licensed product... making it extremely unusual! :)

"Attack of the Mousers" 
Release Date: September 2, 2003

Running Time: 60 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"Things Change"

"A Better Mousetrap"

"Attack of the Mousers"

"Meet Casey Jones" 
Release Date: September 2, 2003

Running Time: 60 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"Meet Casey Jones"

"Nano"

"Darkness on the Edge of Town"

"The Way of Invisibility"
Release Date: October 28, 2003

Running Time: 60 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"The Way of Invisibility"

"Fallen Angel"

"Garbageman"

"The Shredder Strikes"
Release Date: October 28, 2003

Running Time: 60 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"The Shredder Strikes" Part One

"The Shredder Strikes" Part Two

"The Unconvincing Turtle Titan"

"Notes from the Underground"
Release Date: January 13, 2004

Running Time: 60 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"Notes from the Underground" Part One

"Notes from the Underground" Part Two

"Notes from the Underground" Part Three

"Shredder Strikes Back"
Release Date: January 13, 2004

Running Time: 80 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"The King"

"Shredder Strikes Back" Part One

"Shredder Strikes Back" Part Two

"Tales of Leo"

"Return to New York"
Release Date: March 16, 2004

Running Time: 80 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"Monster Hunter"

"Return to New York" Part One

"Return to New York" Part Two

"Return to New York" Part Three

"Search For Splinter"
Release Date: March 16, 2004

Running Time: 60 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"Lone Raph & Cub"

"Search for Splinter" Part One

"Search for Splinter" Part Two

"Turtles In Space"
Release Date: March 16, 2004

Running Time: 80 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

Turtles in Space Part One: "The Fugitoid"

Turtles in Space Part Two: "The Trouble With Triceratons"

Turtles in Space Part Three: "The Big House"

Turtles in Space Part Four: "The Arena"

"Secret Origins"
Release Date: June 8, 2004

Running Time: 80 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

Turtles in Space Part Five: "Triceraton Wars"

"Secret Origins" Part One

"Secret Origins" Part Two

"Secret Origins" Part Three

"The Ultimate Ninja"
Release Date: August 17, 2004

Running Time: 80 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"Reflections"

"The Ultimate Ninja"

"Modern Love - The Return of Nano"

"The Golden Puck"

"Croc Attack!"
Release Date: October 5, 2004

Running Time: 100 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"What a Croc!"

"Return to the Underground"

"Junklantis"

"Return of the Justice Force"

"April's Artifact"

"Michelangelo's Christmas Rescue"
Release Date: October 19, 2004

Running Time: 66 Minutes

Contains the episode:

"The Christmas Aliens"

Plus two bonus features, "Secrets Behind the Shells" and "Evil Encounter"

"BattleNexus"
Release Date: November 9, 2004

Running Time: 80 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"The Big Brawl" Part One

"The Big Brawl" Part Two

"The Big Brawl" Part Three

"The Big Brawl" Part Four

"City At War"
Release Date: January 18, 2005

Running Time: 100 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"City At War" Part One

"City At War" Part Two

"City At War" Part Three

"Rogue in the House" Part One

"Rogue in the House" Part Two

Ways of the Warrior: "Alien Invasion"
Release Date: March 15, 2005

Running Time: 100 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"Space Invaders" Part One

"Space Invaders" Part Two

"Space Invaders" Part Three

"The Lesson"

"Hunted"

Ways of the Warrior: "Worlds Collide"
Release Date: April 26, 2005

Running Time: 100 Minutes

Contains the episodes:

"Worlds Collide" Part One

"Worlds Collide" Part Two

"Worlds Collide" Part Three

"Touch and Go"

"New Blood"

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: April 20, 2004
MSRP: $14.98
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 9
Running Time: 110 minutes
Languages and Subtitles: English, no subtitles
Contains the first five episodes comprising Season One from 1987
Plus four bonus episodes from the final season (1996)

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: April 26, 2005
MSRP: $14.98
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 13
Running Time: 289 minutes
Language: English
Contains the thirteen episodes comprising Season Two from 1988

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: December 6, 2005
MSRP: $14.98
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 12
Running Time: 289 minutes
Language: English
Contains the first twelve episodes of Season Three from 1989

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: April 3, 2006
MSRP: $14.98
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 12
Running Time: 289 minutes
Language: English
Contains twelve more episodes from Season Three from 1989-1990

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: August 29, 2006
MSRP: $14.98
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 12
Running Time: 289 minutes
Language: English
Contains twelve more episodes from Season Three from 1989-1990

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: December 5, 2006
MSRP: $14.98
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 12
Running Time: 289 minutes
Language: English
Contains the final episodes from Season Three from 1989-1990

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: March 13, 2007
MSRP: $39.98
Number of discs: 5
Number of episodes: 40
Running Time: 920 minutes
Language: English
Contains 40 episodes that comprised Season Four from 1990

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: August 7, 2007
MSRP: $24.98
Number of discs: 3
Number of episodes: 18
Running Time: 396 minutes
Language: English

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: April 8, 2008
MSRP: $19.98
Number of discs: 2
Number of episodes: 16
Running Time: 384 minutes
Language: English

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: May 12, 2008
MSRP: $14.98
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 7
Running Time: 154 minutes
Language: English

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: May 12, 2008
MSRP: $14.98
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 7
Running Time: 154 minutes
Language: English

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: May 12, 2009
MSRP: $14.98
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 7
Running Time: 154 minutes
Language: English

Studio: Lionsgate
Release Date: May 12, 2009
MSRP: $14.98
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 7
Running Time: 154 minutes
Language: English

Jetix's Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation Volume One
Release Date: August 2, 2004
MSRP: £12.99
Number of discs: 2
Number of episodes: 8
Running Time: 158 minutes
Language: English
Region 2 Encoding (Europe, Japan, South Africa and the Middle East including Egypt)

PLEASE NOTE: This is a UK edition that has not been released in North America.
Contains the first eight episodes from Season One (1997)

Here's some additional info from Eric regarding the release:

"I just wanted to shoot you an update on the 'Ninja Turtles: Next Mutation' Region 2 DVD release as I recently purchased it. Despite the cover art's title, it is in fact the edited 'Hero Turtles' show, which has 'Hero' replacing 'Ninja' in the opening theme song and Michelangelo uses twin nightsticks rather than nunchakus like in the US version of the show."

Jetix's Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation Volume One Version Two

Release Date: October, 2004
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 5
Running Time: 107 minutes
Language: English
Region 2 Encoding (Europe, Japan, South Africa and the Middle East including Egypt)

PLEASE NOTE: This is a UK edition that has not been released in North America.
Contains the first five episodes from Season One (1997)

Information submitted by Jarrah White:

"I received this UK release copy of Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation off eBay, it’s the Volume Two that was released in October of last year. Unfortunately it is not what we were hoping for. The cover says Volume 1 and the back lists the first five episodes of the series, the person who posted a review on this DVD at Amazon said he wasn’t going to take off the plastic to find out if the DVD is what the cover says it is, or if Maximum Entertainment just screwed up the cover and it really is the next eight episodes. As such, nobody knew what the DVD really was, until now. Personally I was hoping the case was a dodgy cover. I’ve taken the risk and yes it is just a re-release of 'East Meets West' Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 and not the next eight episodes in the series at all. It’s not worth getting if you already own the Two Disk Volume 1, which has everything on this release plus three extra episodes and special features."

Jetix's Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation Volume Two

Release Date: March 21, 2005
Number of discs: 1
Number of episodes: 3
Running Time: 68 minutes
Language: English
Region 2 Encoding (Europe, Japan, South Africa and the Middle East including Egypt)

PLEASE NOTE: This is a UK edition that has not been released in North America.
Contains the episodes #6-8 from Season One (1997)

Information submitted by Jarrah White:

"NT:TNM Volume 2 is basically a re-release of the last three episodes from the original two-disk copy. Fortunately the next three episodes in this series are soon to be released on DVD.

"Having said that, I’d also thought I’d point out the mistakes on the back of the cover, much like the ‘All In The Family’ VHS, the synopsis for 'Staff of Bu-Ki' says stuff about blowing up the planet Venus. Whoever wrote that obviously didn’t see the episode! Maybe he was told about it by someone and confused the planet with the turtle."

Jetix's Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation Volume Two

Release Date: February 11, 2008
Number of discs: 3
Number of episodes: 15
Running Time: 330 minutes
Language: English
Region 2 Encoding (Europe, Japan, South Africa and the Middle East including Egypt)

PLEASE NOTE: This is a UK edition that has not been released in North America.

The Next Mutation follows the day-to-day adventures of Leonardo, Raphael, Michaelangelo and Donatello, four turtles who became mutants with extraordinary abilities after being dropped into a pool of toxic sludge as infants. Now almost 18 years old, they have emerged as full-grown Ninjas, about to face a new enemy and discover a fifth Mutant Turtle - a mysterious female nicknamed Venus De Milo...

3 disc set is the second and final volume of The Next Mutation series. 15 Episodes.