Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

The four Turtles split up for the first time, each taking on solo missions that test their skills and temperaments. Separated from the usual group dynamic, Leo, Raph, Donnie and Mikey confront new enemies, link up with familiar allies, and face situations that reveal unexpected sides of their personalities. Episodes focus on how the heroes operate on their own, showing different fight styles, humor and heart without relying on the usual quartet routine. The series keeps the action fast and often funny, while letting character moments breathe, so viewers see who each Turtle is when family support isn't immediately at hand.

Released in 2024, the series was created by Christopher L. Yost and features voices from Micah Abbey as Donatello, Shamon Brown Jr. as Michelangelo, Nicolas Cantu as Leonardo, and Brady Noon as Raphael.

As of its debut, the show hasn't picked up major industry awards. Given its recent release and the long lifespan of awards cycles, recognition may come later, but no big nominations or wins were reported at launch.

As a new entry in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles lineup, the show keeps the franchise visible for a new generation while nodding to longtime fans. It leans into signature visual action and humor, and it refreshes familiar characters by sending them out alone, which encourages new merchandise, fan art and online discussion without relying on a single iconic scene or catchphrase.

Critics and early viewers have rated it solidly, with an average score of 8.0/10 from 30 votes. The series centers on themes of independence, identity and teamwork, balancing sci-fi action with family-friendly comedy. It tends to highlight each Turtle's strengths, so episodes can feel like miniature character studies wrapped in fast-paced, genre-mixing adventures.