It's Shredder! Where?! but it's a TMNT Stop-Motion Animation

Well it's certainly been a while since I last shared a stop-motion animation. Let alone even make one, or an animation in general.

But anyway, thought I'd cash in on a little trend that's currently going on at the moment featuring a scene from the 80s Ninja Turtles cartoon involving an episode where Michelangelo and Shredder switch bodies. Here's me doing my own take on the meme in stop-motion form featuring figures from the Nickelodeon 2012 Ninja Turtles (my personal favourite TMNT show) series. And yes, I used a reused food delivery bag specifically just for this.

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