<p>EH-not bad, Eddie was enjoyable enough. Was a liiiiiiiiiiiiiitle lesson heavy though. </p><p>MAJOR QUALM THOUGH...using fertilizer isn't the easy way out. Its...its basic gardening! I thought they used Chemical X or something(which would make SENSE) but fertilizer is fair game. </p><p>MAJOR EDIT: </p><p>IGNORE WHAT I JUST SAID-mixing random fertilizer has...much more of an opposite effect than this show says. I'm talking EXPLOSIONS, dead insects or worst of all-TOMATO PLANTS WITH NO TOMATOES! See I mixed up mixing fertilizer with mixing DIRT with fertilizer, if you use too much of say like Lobster fertilizer you'll end up making a REALLY leafy tomato plant, that may not bare fruit. </p><p>Actually this ep was...kind-of dangerously innacurate to what happens when you use JUST fertilizer. </p>

<p>It's very painful how they barely acknowledge the existence of Chemical X. That should be like half of their villains/monster plots and origins. They never even mentioned it ONCE, except for that first line in the extended version of the new theme song which was pretty much just pasted there from the original </p><p>Instead, we get stuff like spotted piglet fever, weird cyborg pandas, and radioactive rats. One of the few new added characters/mutants I liked was Sapna Nehru, but who knows if she'll ever be seen again? </p>

<p>Yeah, its should be like Mutagen from TMNT 2K12! Unlike the 87 series where you could make mutants ANY old way, it was a scary universe run by chaos and I LOVED IT! </p><p>SAME on Sapna. ALSO-I see someone added a...random Morgana Macawber reference on that trivia section. I love Darkwing Duck as much as the  next guy but come ON! </p>

<p>"facepalm" Ugh. </p><p>Anyway, TOTS on the 2K12 Mutagen likeness. If you think about it, Chemical X (a least in the 1998 series) was already much like said Mutagen, except CRAZIER! Not only does it mutate and/or give powers, It brings things to LIFE! I'm talking things like METHANE that was somehow produced and expelled from human bodies, and of course the PPG and RRB ingredients. More plots revolving around Chemical X will do this show some good. </p><p>Also, how do you think Sapna will come back, if at all? </p>

<div class="quote"><i>UltimateTitan6 wrote:
"facepalm" Ugh. <p>Anyway TOTS on the 2K12 Mutagen likeness. If you think about it, Chemical X (a least in the 1998 series) was already much like said Mutagen, except CRAZIER! Not only does it mutate and/or give powers, It brings things to LIFE! I'm talking things like METHANE, and of course the PPG and RRB ingredients. </p><p>Also, how do you think Sapna will come back, if at all? </p> </i></div>
<p>This is very much true, by merely adding it to a concoction with three specifically seperated elements, you could create THREE completely different minded albeit genetically similar life-forms! As for poor sweet Bunny, her sister-moms had VERY different definitions of "Everything Nice" which ultimately added up to FIVE elements creating an unstable lifeform. Fascinating, really. </p><p>And hopefully they  meet at a science convention of some sort, where the Professor tries to share his findings on her mutation with her BUT THEN-sadness. </p>

<p>i thought this was a good episode. eddie was asome. the battle was good.  </p>

<p>It was an okay episode I guess...I can't believe they wouldn't bother saying 'Chemical X' though. Like, c'mon! Almost every single villain/hero in the original was made outta Chemical X (I said almost every single one of them) </p>