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Published: 2014-02-25 03:37:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 3514; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 6
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I colored the concept art from the unaired TMNT 2003 episode, "Nightmares Recycled,." Β We would've found out that Hun and the Garbageman weren't just brothers...they were conjoined twins. Β The art was so creepy and, after all that smut I just drew, I needed to do something different.
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I blame 4Kidsβ cowardice for backing out in completing this episode.
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In My world, Nightmares Recycled DID happen! That Raph, Donny, Casey & April all encountered the Garbageman together AND learned the truth behind him & Hun! And I like to think that THAT'S the reason behind Hun's "No Freaks Policy" in that HE was a freak back in his childhood and doesn't want to be reminded of it! And I WOULD like that Hun is the Trope: "You Are What You Hate"! But also, that this episode gave a proper sendoff to the Garbageman as he falls in a vat of acid with just his arm sticking out as he dissolves....Afterwords, Hun FINALLY acknowledges him as his brother though too little too late. And because Raph & Casey grudgingly saved the life of their enemy Hun, He owes them a favor in the form of a truce! Also, this episode should confirm that Hun's real name IS Hunter Mason and perhaps the Garbageman's original name should have been: Gargamel! But being thrown in garbage would have him forget how to pronounce his name so he calls himself The Garbageman!
And please excuse me for being harsh & nasty about this but in My opinion: The Garbageman was a horrid, abrasive, ignorant & LOUD tyrant who deserved his destruction by way of acid NOT just because he was nasty, but that he could NEVER truly belong in ANY part of society! If he reformed, he would predictably be persecuted, ostracized, abused & maybe even stoned! If even ANYONE reached out to him and showed him ANY kindness at all, he would just be too hate filled to listen to reason! Either way, his existence would STILL be torture in his life! No one really wants him! And Hun mourned for his brother too late to really help it! Say whatever you want about my views, but it's still true isn't it? Appearance, Personality & Volume are things that the modern Human Society expect from anyone! After all, Humans fear what they do not understand for the majority of it, right? It wouldn't even surprise me if those who worked for the guy actually HATED his presence! Plus, he's one to talk about calling the Turtles freaks! He's the biggest Freak on the show!! But the ONE good thing about the Garbageman was that he kept changing forms in each of his appearances! And his look in Nightmares Recycled would have really been a "One Winged Angel Form" as he has HUGE robotic legs with additional arms on it!
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I. LOVE. THIS! Really wish they had made this episode. You know why they didn't? Because 4-kids are the DEVIL!
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According to Mr. Laird's blog, they didn't finish this episode because it was deemed too mature a subject matter for kids (a back alley surgeon separating Hun and his brother when they're kids and discarding Garbageman like "garbage" hence his name) :3
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Yeah I know. But it was 4kids who deemed it to mature. And I don't quite see why. The show had no problem with being dark at times so why should this have been any different?
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Because the whole back ally surgery and the discarding of the unwanted brother echoes real life illegal abortions which are both dangerous and tragic; I can kind of see why they decided this wasn't suitable for some of the show's younger viewers.
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Don't forget, less than 10 years earlier, there was public outcry over the Gargoyles episode with the accidental shooting of the female protagonist cop lady and the tiny toons episode with the beer, so I think they don't have too much to be ashamed of by drawing the line all the way out THERE by comparison. But it does indeed seem to me they went further than that at times so it's a bit odd. Like the military experiment on the guy, turning him into a monster. I'd bet they probably decided to not go in the direction of south park and not be grotesque just for the sake of being grotesque, because there just wouldn't have been a big point to it. If you're going to be grotesque, teach some important must-learn lesson or have it be part of some compelling sci-fi story in the process, don't just arbitrarily do something needless. Because think about it. What would that really have added to it? Just a Charles Dickens style coincidence, connecting two otherwise unconnected characters' storylines together, and they had enough of those already.
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True, very true.
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Even Peter thought it was too dark.
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This was such a scary concept, it would have made a killer episode though; nice coloring 
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Thank you :3 Β I wish we could've seen the real episode!
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Welcome ^^ and same here!
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DAAAAAAAAAHHHH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!
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