tmnt kids watch

No, Superfly wasn't in the TMNT comics.

Yes, it is. The TMNT comic has come to an end.

Sure was! TMNT originated as a comic. The comic introduced the characters and their adventures, which then led to its success in different forms of entertainment. The original comic had a significant impact on the franchise as a whole.

Yes, they can be. The TMNT comics often deal with serious themes and intense situations that give them a darker tone.

In the traditional TMNT universe, male turtles like Leo getting pregnant goes against the biological norms of the franchise. However, in fanfiction, anything can be reimagined. Some fanfiction might use magic or some out - of - the - box concepts to make such a situation possible, but it's not part of the official TMNT lore.

In this fanfiction, the TMNT might escape by first observing their captors' routines. If the Shredder has minions guarding them, they could wait for a shift change or a moment of inattention. Donatello might be able to hack into any security systems if there are any. Also, they could use their knowledge of the sewers to find a way out. Maybe there's a hidden passage that the Shredder doesn't know about. And of course, their ninja skills would come in handy for sneaking past guards and making a quick getaway.

Yes, kids can watch Toy Story. It's a classic animated film that has been loved by generations of children. The characters are endearing, and the story is full of adventure and humor without any inappropriate content for kids.

No. Pulp Fiction contains a lot of violence, strong language, and mature themes which are not suitable for kids.

It depends. 'The Kerala Story' contains some disturbing and complex themes such as religious conversion and radicalization. Younger kids may not be able to fully understand these concepts and might be frightened or confused by the movie's content. So, it's not really suitable for very young children.

Definitely not. Pulp Fiction is way too intense and inappropriate for kids. The violence and adult situations make it a movie only for mature audiences.