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Ghostbusters x Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles | Epic Theme Song Mashup 2024

Here’s my new mashup for you featuring Ghostbusters and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles theme from the TMNT 1990’s movie.

For this video I used my Korg Kronos 61 and Korg Kronos 88. All the sounds you hear in the video are from the two Korg Synths.

Now enjoy when Leonardo and his team meets the Ghostbusters and clean up New York.

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I opened this initially expecting it to be a mashup between Ghostbusters and the original 1987 cartoon theme, but I guess the theme from the live-action movie works, too.

Here's one by the same creator as the above which does use the 1987 TMNT theme, mashed up with Ducktales.

"April O'Neil from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles can be any race. It doesn't matter. Let's not do a culture war over this."

While I'm on the subject of Ninja Turtles and its music:


My favorite (aside from the original English, naturally) is still the German version. And the Hebrew version, which I'd never heard before now, is pretty cool, too. I also like the Italian version for how completely different it is, even compared to the Hebrew one, as most of the others sound at least somewhat similar to the English version.

Damn... I'm going to have the Ninja Turtle theme stuck in my head for like at least a week now. Unless I drown it out with some other stuff... ¬_¬ (EDIT) Wow, a lot of the versions of the Sailor Moon theme are completely different, definitely not versions of Moonlight Densetsu. (/EDIT)

"We review the new TMNT: Shredder's Revenge beat 'em up from Tribute Games -- what did we think?!"

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They had issues with the game, even though (ostensibly) they mostly liked it. However, just speaking for myself, their issues are non-issues, because I personally have less than zero interest in playing online multiplayer. Also, I have no problem with "exploits" nor do I need those "exploits" to be nerfed or whatever. (That's what fucked over Bloodstained, at least a little, i.e. the devs "fixing" "exploits" because people whined about them.) I mean, I get their point, and I agree that if I had any interest at all in playing multiplayer, which I don't, I'd probably want that shit to be toned down or whatever. But just me, playing by myself (which, to be fair, I haven't done yet, because I haven't bought the game), I don't give a flying fuck about taunting to fill up a super meter and how that supposedly "breaks the game" by "not engaging with the systems properly" if you do that or whatever the fuck. And Pat saying he'd probably prefer to have the supers, or taunts, removed entirely because "the original game didn't have them" or "they make it too easy" or what the fuck ever. *eyeroll + facepalm +smdh + weary sigh*

Apparently, there was a Batman vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie released last year, which was an adaptation of a comic book series with the same premise. This is mostly a "for future reference" post for me, because I don't have the means to watch or read either, at the moment. But, yeah, it's cool that this is a thing that exists.

Found out about this via watching the latest James and Mike Mondays video, which was them dual-playing Turtles in Time on the SNES and Hyperstone Heist on the Genesis at the same time. They briefly mention the Batman vs TMNT movie in this.

What the hell? You mean to tell me that another of these things has been released already? ಠ_ಠ

This went completely under my radar, somehow. Hell, I still haven't even seen the first one yet, either.

I didn't have to watch that to know that the review intro was pretty much beat-for-beat identical to the actual TMNT cartoon intro, but it's nice to have that comparison there to prove that it's so.

Oh, I meant to write about this stuff earlier, before getting distracted by other bullshit, so here goes. Had some interesting and fairly weird dreams last night.

Dream #1

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Dream #2

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Heard about the above via this week's Two Best Friends Play Friday Night Fisticuffs video, and it's pretty cool. Some of the other stuff on that channel looks like it might be pretty cool too.

There is apparently a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon out now. Prior to just before the writing of this post, I had only heard two things about it. The first was a Facebook post from someone saying they were watching it, and the other was a tweet from Rob Paulsen, who voices Donatello in the new show (and who voiced Raphael in the old 1987 show).

And, so it would seem, that alone was enough to cause me to have a TMNT related dream last night. The dream was in the style of the old 1987 cartoon, even thought it was ostensibly about the new one, since until just before beginning this post I didn't know what the new cartoon even looked like (more on that later).

The first bit was between April O'Neil and Splinter and was a bit meta/4th-wall breaky. They were talking about how the Turtles had moved away from New York, for some reason not well explained in the dream. Apparently, it was just so that the new show would be in a different setting (which it isn't IRL). Strangely, they didn't seem to know where it was exactly that the Turtles had moved to, and they were speculating places like Dallas or San Fransisco and such. Go figure. Splinter mused that he was glad that they hadn't moved to some generically named sewer and April responded with something along the lines of "Yeah, something that could be easily retconned as having been in New York all along." So, it seems, Splinter and April were glad to see the Turtles gone, I guess? >_>;

So now, the dream scene-switched to the Turtles themselves. Right off, I should say that both Raphael and Donatello were speaking with the exact same voice (Raphael's old voice). It was very weird. They were all riding some new hovering devices that kind of looked like Segways but without the wheels attached. Or maybe like the hoverboards those kids were riding in Back to the Future II. Anyway, they were riding around in the sewers (naturally), but somehow ended up at the top of a dam (shades of the NES game I guess). Instead of going off to defuse bombs or whatever, though, they decided to just try to ride their new hover-Segways down the overflow stream from the dam, with Donatello reassuring them that the things worked perfectly well underwater. And... that's about it. That's where the dream ended.

As for the new cartoon... well... I can't really judge since I haven't actually seen it, but I can say that I'm not really a fan of the new rapping intro theme. ¬_¬ The 3D animation looks... interesting enough... but I think I'll reserve judgement on that as well until I've had a chance to actually watch an episode or two. (Though I can't help but think that they look like they're made out of felt, for some strange reason.) That said, it will probably be a long while before I ever get around to doing that. I haven't even watched more than a couple eps of the 2003 cartoon either, for that matter.