History WesternAnimation / RiseOfTheTeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesTheMovie

* CompositeCharacter: According to the trailers, Casey Jones looks and fights more like his traditional incarnations, but being descended from the original, being from the future, and developing a strong familial bond with the Turtles who are older than him is more similar to Cody Jones, Casey's descendant from the 2003 series' ''Fast Forward'' retool.

%%No citation* BadFuture: This version of Casey Jones comes from one where the Krang has been terrorizing Earth for years, and the future version of Leonardo [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong sends him back in time to help his younger self set things right]].

%%No citation* CompositeCharacter: Casey Jones looks and fights more like his traditional incarnations, but being descended from the original, being from the future, and developing a strong familial bond with the Turtles who are older than him is more similar to Cody Jones, Casey's descendant from the 2003 series' ''Fast Forward'' retool.
%%No citation* CreatorCameo: At some point after ''Rise'''s GrandFinale, April has started attending college at Eastlaird University, named for the co-creators of the Turtles, Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird.

%%No citation* EvilIsNotAToy: The Foot Clan summon the Krang to Earth, and they get assimilated for their trouble.
%%No citation* FightingYourFriend: Brother in this case. Raph gets [[BrainwashedAndCrazy assimilated by the Krang]], forcing Leo to fight him.
%%No citation* LateArrivalSpoiler: Anything that has happened in the finale gets spoiled here, such as Leo being made leader.
%%No citation* MythologyGag: One of Krang's siblings is much more flesh-colored and smaller than the other two, which gives them a resemblance to the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 Fred Wolf cartoon]] version.
%%No citation* RaceLift: While most traditional depictions of Casey Jones are that of a White male (usually a [[VagueAge vaguely-aged]] young adult, but sometimes aged contemporaneously with the Turtles), this version seems to be visually coded as ethnically Indigenous and/or of East or Southeast Asian descent in his complexion and features. It makes sense, too, since Casey's ancestor, Cassandra/Casey, is visually East or Southeast Asian coded herself.
%%No citation* TruerToTheText: The time travelling Casey Jones is more in line with how he's depicted in previous Turtles Media than his ancestor Cassandra. Not only is he still a male, he wears a hockey mask, has long dark hair, and is armed with not just a hockey stick but also a baseball bat.
%%No citation* YouAreInCommandNow: Leo's character arc is struggling with the fact that he's been made leader.

* BigDamnMovie: "The Movie" is in the title.

!! Tropes
* AdaptationalUgliness: Krang's exosuit in prior incarnations generally looks like a half-naked human man, though some incarnations try to make it look more robotic, such as the [[ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesIDW IDW comics]] or [[Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesOutOfTheShadows the second Michael Bay movie]]. This version makes the exosuit look more monstrous, looking unnaturally lean, having fin-like protrusions across the body as well as a large red eye, and a gaping mouth, the result looking similar to a [[{{Franchise/Alien}} Xenomorph]].

* TheAssimilator: These versions of the Krang have this ability, which they use on the Foot Lieutenant and Brute.
* BadFuture: This version of Casey Jones comes from one where the Krang has been terrorizing Earth for years, and the future version of Leonardo [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong sends him back in time to help his younger self set things right]].

* BodyHorror: Assimilation by the Krang is not a pretty picture.
* CompositeCharacter: Casey Jones looks and fights more like his traditional incarnations, but being descended from the original, being from the future, and developing a strong familial bond with the Turtles who are older than him is more similar to Cody Jones, Casey's descendant from the 2003 series' ''Fast Forward'' retool.
* CreatorCameo: At some point after ''Rise'''s GrandFinale, April has started attending college at Eastlaird University, named for the co-creators of the Turtles, Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird.
* DecompositeCharacter: The movie features a more traditional Casey Jones, but as a descendant of Cassandra Jones.
* EvilIsNotAToy: The Foot Clan summon the Krang to Earth, and they get assimilated for their trouble.
* FightingYourFriend: Brother in this case. Raph gets [[BrainwashedAndCrazy assimilated by the Krang]], forcing Leo to fight him.
* LateArrivalSpoiler: Anything that has happened in the finale gets spoiled here, such as Leo being made leader.
* MythologyGag: One of Krang's siblings is much more flesh-colored and smaller than the other two, which gives them a resemblance to the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 Fred Wolf cartoon]] version.
* RaceLift: While most traditional depictions of Casey Jones are that of a White male (usually a [[VagueAge vaguely-aged]] young adult, but sometimes aged contemporaneously with the Turtles), this version seems to be visually coded as ethnically Indigenous and/or of East or Southeast Asian descent in his complexion and features. It makes sense, too, since Casey's ancestor, Cassandra/Casey, is visually East or Southeast Asian coded herself.
* TruerToTheText: The time travelling Casey Jones is more in line with how he's depicted in previous Turtles Media than his ancestor Cassandra. Not only is he still a male, he wears a hockey mask, has long dark hair, and is armed with not just a hockey stick but also a baseball bat.
* YouAreInCommandNow: Leo's character arc is struggling with the fact that he's been made leader.

* ArbitrarySkepticism: In the trailer, the Turtles, Splinter and April laugh at Casey's claims he's a time traveler from the future. This coming from four mutated reptiles and a rat who was once human, having done battle against monsters and supernatural forces.

* CompositeCharacter:
** Casey Jones looks and fights more like his traditional incarnations, but being descended from the original, being from the future, and developing a strong familial bond with the Turtles who are older than him is more similar to Cody Jones, Casey's descendant from the 2003 series' ''Fast Forward'' retool.
** The Krang are similar to the 2012 series' Kraang, being an alien group that seek to turn everything into an extension of their empire, but the group leader's concise dialogue is more similar to the 1987 incarnation of the character.

** The Krang are similar to the 2012 series' Kraang, being an alien group that seek to turn everything into an extension of their empire, but the group leader's more concise dialogue is more similar to the 1987 incarnation of the character.

* CompositeCharacter: Casey Jones looks and fights more like his traditional incarnations, but being descended from the original, being from the future, and developing a strong familial bond with the Turtles who are older than him is more similar to Cody Jones, Casey's descendant from the 2003 series' ''Fast Forward'' retool.

* YouAreInCommandNow: Leo's character arc is struggling with the fact that he's been made leader.

* CompositeCharacter: Casey Jones looks and fights more like his traditional incarnations, but being descended from the original, being from the future, and developing a strong familial bond with the Turtles who are older thnn him is more similar to Cody Jones, Casey's descendant from the 2003 series' ''Fast Forward'' retool.

* CompositeCharacter: Casey Jones looks and fights more like his traditional incarnations, but being descended from the original is more similar to Cody Jones, Casey's descendant from the 2003 series' ''Fast Forward'' retool.

* CreatorCameo: At some point after ''Rise'''s GrandFinale, April has started attending college at Eastlaird University, named for the co-creators of the Turtles.

%% * CompositeCharacter: Casey Jones looks and fights more like his traditional incarnations, but being descended from the original is more similar to Cody Jones, Casey's descendant from the 2003 series' ''Fast Forward'' retool.

%% * DecompositeCharacter: The movie features a more traditional Casey Jones, but as a descendant of Cassandra Jones.

%% * TruerToTheText: The time travelling Casey Jones is more in line with how he's depicted in previous Turtles Media than his ancestor Cassandra. Not only is he still a male, he wears a hockey mask, has long dark hair, and is armed with not just a hockey stick but also a baseball bat.

* CompositeCharacter: Casey Jones looks and fights more like his traditional incarnations, but being descended from the original is more similar to Cody Jones, Casey's descendant from the 2003 series' ''Fast Forward'' retool.

* TruerToTheText: The time travelling Casey Jones is more in line with how he's depicted in previous Turtles Media than his ancestor Cassandra. Not only is he still a male, he wears a hockey mask, has long dark hair, and is armed with not just a hockey stick but also a baseball bat.

* DecompositeCharacter: The movie features a more traditional Casey Jones, but as a descendant of Cassandra Jones.

* ArbitrarySkepticism: In the trailer, the Turtles, Splinter and April laugh at Casey's claims he's a time traveler from the future. This coming from four mutated reptiles, a rat who was once human, and having done battle against monsters and supernatural forces.

%%* FightingYourFriend: Brother in this case. Raph gets [[BrainwashedAndCrazy assimilated by the Krang]], forcing Leo to fight him.

* AnimationBump: The animation in the show was already pretty good, especially when it came to the action sequences. Based on the trailers, the animation looks even more impressive with fluid movements, richer backgrounds, and a broader color palette.

%%* AnimationBump

%%* FightingYourFriend: Brother in this case. Raph gets [[BrainwashedAndCrazy corrupted by the Krang]], forcing Leo to fight him.

Scheduled to be released on August 5, 2022.