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Mutatin’ Leonardo
1992. A small pet turtle folds out into the blue-masked Leonardo. Look for twin swords alongside the figure, or the little turtle head built into the fold-up body. The small animal and the ninja are two forms of the same toy.
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Mutatin’ April
1993. April O’Neil’s yellow reporter outfit gives way to the tabby face and tail of a feline mutant. Those stripes make this version easy to pick out among the yellow-jumpsuit Aprils.
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Road Ready Leo
1993. The fireman becomes his own fire truck, with a little driver still visible at the wheel. The truck’s extendable ladder is a quick way to spot this Leo among the vehicle-shaped figures.
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Mutatin’ Shredder
1993. Shredder’s armor transforms to expose the ordinary face of Oroku Saki. It’s the change between the armored and unarmored man that identifies this release.
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Mutatin’ Donatello
1992. A pet turtle unfolds into Donatello. The purple mask and bo staff identify his ninja form, while the smaller animal head is part of the body and can be folded back out.
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Mutatin’ Raphael
1992. Raphael folds back into the small turtle he was before the ooze. His red mask and paired sai are the quickest clues in ninja form, but the pet-turtle parts are built into the figure.
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Mutatin’ Michaelangelo
1992. The nunchaku and orange mask identify the party-loving turtle on the original Michaelangelo box. He tucks back into a four-legged pet rather than needing a separate miniature.
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Mutatin’ Splinter
1992. The change from the human Hamato Yoshi into the rat Splinter is built into one figure. The two faces are the clearest way to identify it among the other Splinter releases.
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Mutatin’ Bebop
1992. The warthog folds into Bebop’s earlier human form. The original package lists a camera shell drill as an accessory, a useful clue when identifying loose parts.
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Mutatin’ Rocksteady
1992. The bulky rhino changes back into a human crook. Check for the second, human face and the lunch-launcher rifle, which the original box identifies as Rocksteady’s accessory.
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Mutatin’ Tokka
1993. Tokka turns from an ordinary snapping turtle into a standing mutant. His four-legged form has a snapping turtle’s long tail and a very different profile from the pet forms of the four heroes.
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Mutatin’ Rahzar
1993. The standing mutant folds into a wolf pup. The original manual shows the same figure in both forms, so a loose four-legged wolf with folding panels can still be identified as Rahzar.
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Mutatin’ Foot Soldier
1993. The mostly covered Foot Soldier opens up to expose the machinery beneath its outer parts. This mutation changes what the figure reveals inside, rather than giving the robot a second animal identity.
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Road Ready Splinter
1993. Splinter becomes the green-and-yellow Party Wagon, with the driver built into the transformed figure. Look for the cane and hubcap accessories when a loose van is missing pieces.
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Road Ready Don
1993. Don becomes a low stock car, with the fenders folded out. His suspension shock doubles as a bo staff. That accessory changes with the vehicle instead of going into storage.
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Road Ready Shredder
1993. Shredder folds into the Mutant Module, an underground vehicle with a pointed drill nose. The box also shows a jack that changes into a toy lube gun. The drill makes this the easiest Road Ready villain to pick out.
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Night Ninja Leo
1993. Squeeze the legs to switch Leo to his hooded Night Ninja look. The original tonfa accessory separates into two katanas, so the figure has a smaller change to look for once the hood is up.
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Night Ninja Mike
1993. A squeeze of the legs activates Mike’s quick-change hood and armor. The claw and chain distinguish this orange-masked figure from the other Auto Mutations.
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Night Ninja Don
1993. Don’s hood flips over his face and the armor moves up on his chest when the legs squeeze together. The Mutatin’ Midnight Bo and dark boomerang identify his original accessory set.
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Night Ninja Raph
1993. Raphael trades the open face for his hood in a quick squeeze. The box lists a sewer slingshot alongside his pair of sai, so look for it when matching the loose accessories.
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Night Ninja Rocksteady
1993. A leg squeeze converts the rhino into his armored Night Ninja form. His bracers double as claws, the distinctive hand accessories for this version.
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