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samatheia229 · 2 years

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Story Prompt

Summary:

There is a difference between being trained as a weapon and being a weapon.

In his research, Baron Draxum found the mind to be weak, malleable and prone to breaking under pressure. His warriors weren't expendable; they had to be survivors.

So, he created a failsafe. A micro-chip which, in the event that the turtles were unable to cope with a hostile environment, would temporarily trigger their primal instincts, both human and animal, and enhance all their abilities to maximum efficiency for survival.

Fifteen years later, Mikey's portal malfunctions and sends the brothers - injured, exhausted and unconscious - straight into a 2012 Kraang warehouse. They wake up a little different.

Basically, the Rise turtles go supervillain in 2012's world and the 2012 gang have to stop them/snap them out of it. If they don't die first, that is.

Inspired by @nicoforlifetrue's Rotten Reflections, which after reading only fueled my need for more primal/supervillain Rise in TMNT crossover AUs. I'd write this myself but I DO NOT have the time. The best I can do is drop this for whoever wants to pick it up. ( @watercloud7 )

#Savage Rise Xover AU #Nature VS Nurture #Rise theatrics + Savage Mode + 2012 horror = Creepy supervillain turtles #Sticking with Rise having OP main villains I firmly believe that empyrean is more potent than mutagen bc the former resulted in the yokai #The Rise boys are highkey evil but also not really they're just being feral rn #Turtle primal instincts make them feral #Human primal instincts make them engage in a hostile takeover & become overlords #Mystic primal instincts make them stay in Avatar Mode #All in all it's a terrible combination where their senses are there but kind of twisted #On the bright side Draxum finally gets his wish #just in the wrong universe #rottmnt #rise of the teenage mutant ninja turtles #rottmnt crossover #story prompt

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