Mutant Turtles: Choujin Densetsu-hen

Mutant Ninja Turtles: Superman Legend is a japanese adaption of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Compared to its 1980's counterpart I felt it was to different from the rest of the TMNT series. Although this two part series was to promote toys I felt they could have done more into the super mutation. I also found it quite difficult to understand the bridge between the two episodes (I get they are supossed to be two different stories). In one episode the super mutation made them muscular men with the Saint that they could combine into and then next the were animals.

Honestly I really only recommend ... this anime to those who have seen the other TV Series (1980's,2003 and 2012).

I also felt the art was a bit poor and could have really been at better standards.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Superman Legend was a 2 episode special created in Japan for the sole purpose of promoting a new line of toys . The plot revolves around the turtles finding magical Mutastones which greatly enhance their powers. Naturally, Shredder, Bebop, and Rocksteady also acquire stones but nonetheless are foiled by the turtles!

Story: If you're a fan of TMNT plot probably isn't the most important thing to you. Its got all the original characters getting into the usual shenanigans.

Art: For a show thats only from 1996 it looks decidedly crappy. It looks identical to the original 1987, which makes sense considering it ... ran until 1996.

Sound: Te voice acting is so much bad, as it is annoying I found myself screaming at Krang's shrieking voice. The opening and closing titles feature songs that are stupid you can help but laugh, my favorite line is "Excited dancing can defeat the darkness."

Character: It features all the characters from the original series. All four turtles are present featuring Master Splinter. The villians include Krang who is essentially a brain/octopus living in a fat man, Shredder you're standard issue armor-plated ninja, Bebop and Rocksteady a duo composed of a rhino-man, and a pig-man. If you watch this don't expect any character depth.

Enjoyment: This show is so bad that you'll wish it was more than 2 episodes long. From the creepy transformation to turtle-men where the turtles shout "SUPER MUTATOES!", to the awful jokes and idiotic characters there isn't a moment you wont enjoy.

Overall: I can't really put it any other way than to say I came out of my experience thinking "What the shell just happened?"

If you have a friend who hates anime, then be sure to advise/ make him watch this anime title.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is the quintessence of all the takeaways of anime haters. There's everything they like to talk about here

lack of animation
dumb anime tropes with forms of power, reincarnation
A shredder who speaks like a Japanese schoolgirl, a Krank who speaks like a Japanese schoolgirl with a smoky voice
there are even a couple of hypersexualized fairies, just like we like

I generally like the animation of the 90s, and there is a kind of vibe of cheap titles of the 90s, someone may like it, but I ... can't advise it

it could have been a cool thrash name, but they are boring, its popularity does not hold up, but I'm sure that looking back, it was planned that it would be a cool thrash name, but for some reason it did not happen