ninja turtles fight shredder

Yes, they do. In some comic storylines, the Ninja Turtles manage to defeat and kill Shredder.

Maybe it's because the creators haven't decided to include them or there aren't enough popular demands for it.

It's really hard to say. Batman has his incredible intellect, martial arts skills, and a vast array of gadgets. But the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are no slouches either. They have their ninjutsu training and unique teamwork. If it's a one - on - one fight, Batman might be able to outwit and outmaneuver a single Turtle, but if all four Turtles gang up on him, they could overpower him with their combined strength and skills.

A realistic integration could happen through family ties. Imagine a human character is related to someone who was involved in the accident that created the mutagen. This connection could lead them to the turtles, and they could work together to either reverse the mutagen's effects or use it for good in some way. It also adds an emotional layer to the story as the human has a personal stake in the turtles' world.

Ninja turtles caricaturas usually have exaggerated features like big eyes and bold colors. They might also show the turtles in funny poses or situations.

One of the best ninja turtles stories is the origin story. It shows how the turtles were mutated by the ooze and trained by Splinter. Their journey from being normal turtles to becoming crime - fighting ninjas is really exciting.

The original story of the Ninja Turtles involves four teenage mutant turtles trained in martial arts by a rat sensei to fight crime in New York City.

Definitely not. Ninja Turtles is purely a fictional concept. It was developed for entertainment and doesn't have any roots in real-life events or people.

The Ninja Turtles began as comics for sure. The comic series laid the foundation for their widespread popularity and subsequent expansions into different forms of entertainment.

Ninja Turtles are not associated with DC Comics. They have their unique brand and fan base, distinct from what DC Comics offers.