Shocking Seth Rogen Cheered for New TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Sequel

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem's sequel is generating excitement, as producer Seth Rogen revealed his enthusiasm for the film's title, which he described as "awesome." The follow-up to the 2023 animated hit will introduce the turtles' infamous villain Shredder, with an expected release in 2026. Rogen mentioned that the production is progressing well with a storyboarded version already in place. Director Jeff Rowe will return to the helm, aiming to make Shredder significantly more menacing than the previous villain, Superfly. Complementing the film, a new game titled "Mutants Unleashed," set in the same universe, will also launch later this year.

Fans can expect Shredder to be portrayed as a more terrifying antagonist in the sequel. Director Jeff Rowe emphasized that Shredder needs to be "100 times scarier" than the previous villain Superfly, suggesting a darker and more intense challenge for the turtles.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have a long history dating back to the original comic series created by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird in 1984. Over the years, they've been adapted into various animated series, films, and video games, becoming a beloved part of pop culture. The recent stylistic shift in the Mutant Mayhem film, inspired by the success of "Into the Spider-Verse," has reinvigorated the franchise, connecting with both new audiences and long-time fans.