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Big Brother Instinct: Even though he's never officially stated to be the oldest, Leo acts this way so consistently across all incarnations that it's frequently assumed that he's the oldest.Especially when the latter disobeys him or mocks him for being a Teacher's Pet.
Berserk Button: More often than not, Raphael is this.Authority Equals Asskicking: Consistently the most skilled Turtle, he falls into the leadership role by default.All-Loving Hero: Even after all the betrayals and all the terrible things he's seen, Leo still expects the best out of people.
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True Companions: Badass Family plus friends. All of the turtles get rather creative when it comes to toppings. As of the Live Action Next Mutation series, Raph usually gets a motorcycle too. Signature Team Transport: The Turtle Van, which has been remimagined into the Battle Shell, the Shellraiser, and Cowabunga Carl's van. Leonardo is a red-eared slider, Raphael is an alligator snapping turtle, Donatello is a spiny softshell turtle, and Michelangelo is an ornate box turtle. In Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, each of the four brothers is a different species of turtle, which gives them all very distinct appearances, a first for the media. In the 2012 animated series, Donatello mentions in the episode "Never Say Xever" that he believes he and his brothers are either diamondback terrapins or common box turtles, which are also common pet turtle breeds. Red-eared sliders were also used to stand-in for the pre-mutation Turtles in both the 19 live-action films. ABRIL ONEIL TORTUGAS NINJA 1990 SERIES
In the second volume of the Mirage Comics series Tales Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, it's made explicit that the Turtles began their lives as red-eared sliders, a common pet turtle breed. In a few specific incarnations, however, they have been given more specific species associations: Seldom-Seen Species: In most media, the Turtles are just generic turtles. Red Oni, Blue Oni: Raph and Mikey are Red while Leo and Donnie are Blue note Their color-coding helps on this, even with Mikey (orange, which is close to red in the color spectrum) and Donnie (purple, which is closer to blue). Nice, Mean, and In-Between: Mikey is nice, Raph is mean, and Leo and Donnie are both in-between. Named After Somebody Famous: After iconic Renaissance artists. Metamorphosis: They were mutated from normal turtles and a rat (or a human depending on the version) to anthropomorphic mutants. Interspecies Adoption: They are mutant turtles raised by a mutant rat. Hilariously Abusive Childhood: Let's just say Splinter's lessons aren't exactly gentle. Happily Adopted: Splinter isn't their true father (obviously), but the Turtles love and respect him like he is. Four-Temperament Ensemble: The rational leader Leonardo is Melancholic, the calm gadgeteer Donatello is Phlegmatic, the goofball Michelangelo is Sanguine, and the short-tempered Raphael is Choleric. Four-Philosophy Ensemble: Raph is Cynical (fatalist, prefers fighting to talking), Mikey is Optimist (assumes the best in people, wants to have fun above all), Leo is Realistic (as a leader, needs to create plans and mediate conflicts), and Donnie is Apathetic (frequently apart to research and develop his gadgets). Leo is responsible and driven, while Raph is Hot-Blooded and grumpy. 
Mikey is carefree and foolish, while Donnie is focused and intelligent.
Foil: All four of them as a group and in pairs. ABRIL ONEIL TORTUGAS NINJA 1990 SKIN
Divergent Character Evolution: The Turtles were originally more or less identical in the Mirage comics, the 1987 series gave them different colored bandanas, the toys based on that series gave them different skin tones, the movies gave them different body types that have continually been exaggerated in the 2007 movie, the Back to the Sewer redesigns in the 2003 series, and the 2012 series. Later adaptations tend to downplay this by having them address him as "Father" or "Dad" on occasion. Calling Parents by Their Name: While Splinter raised them and they consider him their father, the Turtles almost exclusively refer to him as "Master Splinter" or "Sensei," since it's usually from a master/student perspective. Big Brother Mentor: During the Fast Forward story arc in the 2003 series, the Turtles took up this role toward Cody Jones. Big Brother Instinct: The turtles are very protective of each other in every incarnation. Bald of Awesome: By virtue of being hairless reptiles. The Turtles and Splinter are as physically capable as Olympic-level human athletes, but have defeated foes bigger, stonger, and faster than themselves. Badass Family: The Turtles and Splinter, undeniably so. 
Airplane Arms: The Turtles consistently run like this. Our heroes (Debuted in the Mirage Comics)
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