Turtle Tots React - Yucky Food

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Tadaa~ The first Turtle Tots React of 2016! A lot of people have suggested a TTR where the boys react to vegetables, but I decided to simply go with food they don’t like. In this case, Splinter’s homemade sewage-surprise stew with algae and worms (this recipe is also a Hamato-family secret). The reason why I didn't go with veggies is because the reactions were more interesting this way, and partly because it's not easy to come by fresh greens in the sewers...

I based these reactions slightly on the first episode of TMNT 2012, where we see the brothers eating algae (and worms) in the kitchen.

Donatello looks pretty unappalled by algae and worms in the show, so I figured that Donnie would be rather selective when it comes to food as a kid. His imagination in this pic depictures a biohazard sign, stinky chemical compounds, and unappetizing germs.

Leonardo would of course try and be the good boy who eats what’s on his plate. Even if every bite makes him feel like he’s dying… I’d like to think that as he grew older, he sorta learned to enter an almost meditative trance where the taste doesn’t bother him. Little Leo is surrounded by the thoughts of his own demise and hitodamas (japanese human souls).  

Raphael is as always the stubborn one. His attitude in this picture is more or less “Welp, guess I’m not eating today”. The food apparently reminds him of various distasteful objects, such as puking cockroaches and happy poop.

If you don’t want your food, Michelangelo does.

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