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| Pre-Teen Mutated Karate Warrior | |
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| Season №: | Season 2 |
| Season episode №: | 14b |
| Overall episode №: | 40b |
| Original airdate: | September 3, 2014 |
| Airing Time: | 9:00 p.m. |
| Directed by: | Rod Amador |
| Written by: | TBA |
| Storyboard: | TBA |
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Pre-Teen Mutated Karate Warrior is the second half of the 14th episode of the second season of Wild Grinders, and the second half of the 40th episode.
Overview[]
Lil Rob is responsible for babysitting the new classroom pet. A turtle named Gary has a secret: He's an elite, skilled hero - or at least he used to be. Gary's lost his mojo recently after losing a battle with his evil nemesis, a beaver named Chomps McChews. Gary's been laying low as the class pet and is thinking about changing his career. Lil Rob and Meaty promise to help Gary get his mojo back so he can stop Mr. Chews.
Synopsis[]
Major Events[]
- Gary creates his appearance in this episode.
- Chomps McChews, the episode's antagonist, makes his first appearance.
Trivia[]
- The title is a parody of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This is the second time that the TMNT reference is used since The Legend of Jilly.
- Gary fights with katana blades like Leonardo, a bo-staff like Donatello, sais like Raphael, and nun-chucks like Michelangelo.
- He also wears purple like Donnie.
- The over microwaved burrito refers to Mutagen.
- Like the Turtles, he had his own TV shows, toy-lines, t-shirts, a theme song and fan-fiction. (even a comic with info of his origin.)
- Instead of pizza, he enjoys lettuce.
- And he once bailed on saying about giving victory pizza and says ice cream instead.
- The gang's code names of famous astronomers' last names are like the names of the turtles originated from last names of Splinter's favorite Italian artists.
- One of Mr. Chews' henchmen has the same attire of Bebop.
- Gary catchphrase: "Cowa-fungus" originates "Cowabunga"
- Gary fights with katana blades like Leonardo, a bo-staff like Donatello, sais like Raphael, and nun-chucks like Michelangelo.
Original[]
Running Gags[]
- Gary's Theme song keeps playing throughout most of the episode.