'TMNT: Mutant Mayhem' Video Introduces Superfly, Bebop & Rocksteady, & More
The Big Picture A new featurette from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem shows the cast and crew speaking about the mutants brought to life in the animated film. Jeff Rowe, Seth Rogen, and Ice Cube discuss the expanded team of mutants beyond the beloved turtles and their wise rat dad Splinter featured in the film.
The 80-second clip describes how Ice Cube took on the role of the film's main villain, Superfly, a mutant determined to wipe out humanity. Director and co-writer Rowe described meeting and presenting the image of Superfly to Ice Cube and receiving a laugh and smile. In the clip, Ice Cube is quick to relate to his character stating, "he's a cool supervillain, I'm a cool supervillain.
Co-writer, producer, and voice actor of Bepop, Rogen reveals that they wanted "tons of mutants" and opted for the "underutilized" mutant characters to create Mutant Mayhem. The animated action film follows four teenage turtle brothers in search of acceptance.
Will There Be More Mutant Mayhem? Last week, Collider reported that a sequel for the new animated film is already in development alongside a television spinoff for Paramount+. Additional details of the sequel have yet to be released, so it is unclear what exactly to expect from the upcoming film. One thing is for sure, a new villain will soon meet the turtles as they are briefly shown in the Mutant Mayhem's mid-credit scene.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem hits theaters on August 2. Check out the new featurette down below:
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