Beebop TMNT Bebop TMNT - A fictitious pair known as Bebop and Rocksteady are mutant warthogs and mutant rhinoceroses who have appeared as characters in a number of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles media releases. The two characters are henchmen who carry out the commands of Shredder, the Foot Clan commander and main antagonist of the franchise. Both of their titles refer to musical genres: rocksteady is a Jamaican music style that preceded reggae, while bebop is a jazz style.
A significant adversary in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is Bebop often mispelled as Beebop. Once upon a time, Anton Zeck was a human professional burglar paid to take Shredder's helmet. He is now a mutant warthog and, along with his buddy Rocksteady, one of Shredder's hench-mutants. His film debut was in Kuro Kabuto: The Legend.
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When Peter Laird was negotiating the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figure deal with Playmates Toys, he devised the characters since the company wanted to produce more characters. On Fred Wolf's orders to "put more mutants in the series," they were added to the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated television series and given names, personalities, and an origin narrative by author David Wise.
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Bebop and Rocksteady, who shared a similar background and level of stupidity, were characters in the comic book series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures. They were street gang members that the Shredder had altered in order to aid him in defeating the turtles, as the cartoon tells it.
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The 1987–1996 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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Bebop (voiced by Barry Gordon in the majority of episodes, Greg Berg in select 1989 episodes) and Rocksteady (voiced by Cam Clarke) were part of a human street gang in New York City that Shredder employed when they first appeared in the series. The leader of the group was a short, stocky, blond Caucasian man named Rocksteady. He occasionally wore a powerful army helmet on his head in his mutant form and wore army camouflage pants, which he later replaced with plain beige cargo pants. The man in charge, Bebop, was a taller African American man sporting a purple mohawk. Alongside their other gang members, Dopey, Grunt, and Scrag.
2003–2009: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Two characters dressed like Bebop and Rocksteady and resembling their pre-mutated forms are seen alongside the Purple Dragons in the 2003 series episode "Fallen Angel" during Hun's ring battle with Casey Jones and the Turtles. The character Gen, who is also an anthropomorphic rhinoceros, wears human clothes in the "Samurai Tourist" episode, which makes him nearly appear like Rocksteady. Kojima, an assassin who also happens to be a humanoid warthog, is pursuing Gen in that episode.
In the "Future Shellshock" Fast Forward episode, Michelangelo tumbles from a flying truck onto another car, the driver of which looks strikingly similar to Bebop, but for the smaller, more contemporary sunglasses.
(2012–2017) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Bebop and Rocksteady in the anime series from 2012.
In the 2012 iteration, J. B. Smoove and Fred Tatasciore provide the voices of Bebop and Rocksteady, respectively.
In the series, Rocksteady first appeared as Ivan Steranko, a Russian armaments trader and artifact collector who was the Shredders' longtime friend and business associate. In "Enemy of My Enemy," his first appearance, he met Shredder to negotiate a weapons sale. Shredder had the cargo examined in case Steranko was playing tricks because he didn't seem to trust him. The weapon being sold to the Foot Clan knocked Steranko out during the Turtles' battle with Shredder. In the book "A Chinatown Ghost Story," .
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