Entity: NINJA-TURTLES
NINJA-TURTLES refer to a group of mutant turtles named Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello, along with their sensei Master Splinter, who engage in nighttime adventures and fighting crime.
NINJA-TURTLES
Etymology
The term 'NINJA-TURTLES' originated from the popular fictional characters created in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise.
Definition
NINJA-TURTLES refer to a group of mutant turtles named Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello, along with their sensei Master Splinter, who engage in nighttime adventures and fighting crime.
Historical Context
The NINJA-TURTLES were first introduced in comic books in 1984 and have since become a cultural phenomenon through various TV series, movies, and merchandise.
Cultural Significance
The NINJA-TURTLES have had a lasting impact on popular culture, inspiring a dedicated fan base and influencing the portrayal of anthropomorphic characters in media.
Related Concepts
- Ninja: A member of a class of medieval Japanese mercenary agents trained in martial arts.
- The Ninja Turtle: A sexual act described in urban slang.
See Also
A slang term referring to a fictional group of mutant turtles trained in martial arts, known for their crime-fighting adventures.