Ch'rell (Utrom Shredder) with his regular voice in Season 2
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Shredder's voice in season 2 of TMNT 2003 was very high pitched, which was changed to his normal sounding in season 3 and Turtles Forever. Season 2 scenes can also be easily fixed by lowering his voice to normal state, so you can listen to him here.
The part at the end really got me 🤣
Yeah wasn't expecting it 🤣
Lmao same 🤣
He sound like evil grandma 🤣
@@franomaric he does 😂
“What?!”
You know what? It's better this way
I prefer the high-pitched voice for him myself.
@@JoshuaModerwell because this voice is the tengu shredders voice anyway, he only stole it when hes in the exosuit
@@mattplayzgamezandstuff8790 Yes, I figured that.
@@JoshuaModerwell I would assume you had..
@@mattplayzgamezandstuff8790
1:36
WHAT DID YOU SAY- AHAHAH I CAN'T SEEM TO HEAR YOU
The voice they used for him in the 2 season is way better for the Utrom Shredder.
Agreed.
wait so they made 2003 shredder a "krang"? that's actually kinda...neat
🤓: Actually this series came first and gave 2012 the idea to make Kraang evil because here they are good but Ch’rell is not
@@SC13_45 "Evil Krang" comes from the 1987 Turtles cartoon. He was based on the 84 comics Utroms who were not evil.
Ch'rell isn't really the Shredder, he's a fusion of the 80s Shredder and Krang with comic Oroku Saki, along with some heavy influence from the first two Terminator movies.
@@tsukopara2054 He is literally called the Shredder. That's his title and he is connected to turtles like all other Shredder's in different incarnations.
…What? He’s not Krang, his name is Ch’rell.
He ain't so tough now! Let's just squish him!
at the end. shredder's pitch voice got a problem when he is in the shredder's robotic body. it got got high pitched. lol
That was intentional as a joke.
I like Ch'rell / Utrom Shredder better with the high-pitched voice.
I'm glad that he wasn't still given the regular voice of the episode "Secret Origins, Part 1" of Season 2, because it obviously would've gave him away before he was revealed to be an utrom of the episode "Secret Origins, Part 3".
I would've preferred still giving him the high-pitched voice of the following episodes "Same As It Never Was", "Exodus, Part 1" and "Exodus, Part 2" of Season 3 as as well as the animated television film "Turtles Forever".
Why he was given the regular voice of those three episodes and Turtles Forever is beyond me.
My guess is the high pitched voice made him sound more goofier and less intimidating. I did love the high pitched voice though but it made me hard to take him seriously though, I mean he’s supposed to be one of the most dangerous if not the most dangerous creature in the universe.
@@JHEntertainment98 Well, to me, it just makes sense to give him the regular voice only when he's in his exo-suit and to give him the high pitched voiced when he's not in his exo-suit.
It also made more sense because there’s no reason he should naturally sound like the Tengu Shredder.
I'd say the fact that it's the same vocal performance given by the same voice actor already gives it away no?
However when you're a kid you don't really think about the voices
@@nicolewhite3157 Well, when I had first seen the episode "Secret Origins, Part 1" when I was in my early teen years, I wasn't quite sure if he was the Shredder until I had seen "Secret Origins, Part 3", even though his voice did sound familiar.
Also, the virtual version of Mortu was trying to tell the Turtles and Splinter that the Shredder is an utrom and when it had finally been revealed that Ch'rell was the Shredder the whole time, I now know what it is that Mortu was trying to tell them.
3:20 *”What happened to my voice!?”* 3:26
Sorry but he’s kinda funny and adorable when his just on the floor with out a EXO suit.
2:18 lol that face
00:26 bro didn’t even realized that himself is also little slime ball
He he mickey reference to alien movie
2003 The Shredder is more better and kick ass villain forever!
This is so cool!!
1:50 🤣
LOL That last part, so funny!
I prefer the high-pitched voice.
Same here.
I love that you did the exact opposite at the very end, and had him react to that.🤣
Nice work
I like his other voice better when he sounded like a sinister version of krang.
Excuse me, Illidor Morn, if you by any chance happen to notice this, will you please also upload a video with clips of Ch'rell / Utrom Shredder from the episodes "Same As It Never Was", "Exodus, Part 1" and "Exodus, Part 2" from Season 3 and Turtles Forever with the hight-pitched voice?
It would sound silly and unfitting to the tone of his scenes, that's why it was changed when they no longer needed to save intrigue of his real identity. Other utroms also don't have a high-pitched voice.
@@illidormorn8013 I see. I don't think it would sound silly at all. I still would like to see a video of Ch'rell / Utrom Shredder of how he would've sounded if he had still been given the high-pitched voiced of "Same As It Never Was", "Exodus, Part 1", "Exodus, Part 2" and Turtles Forever and if you would please take it into consideration to do so, I would really appreciate it.
@@illidormorn8013 Someone else did, in fact, upload a video of how Ch'rell's voice would still sound high-pitched of the Season 3 episodes and it actually doesn't sound too bad.
He didn't include clips from Turtles Forever because he said it has terrible animation that it hurts his eyes and I don't blame him.
I too never did like the animation that was used for Turtles Forever.
Anyway, here's the link to the video.
ruclips.net/video/jRTS2FYrzsQ/видео.html
I prefer it this way.
Big talk, Little Slimo.
I kinda prefer the pitched down Ch'rell theme
Me too he sounded like a much sinister hostile version of krang.
Anyone notice utroms look like pac man ghosts.
Why did they take away the high pitch in Season 3?
Know one really knows.
No one knows, but I like to think that Ch'rell eventually got really attached to the Shredder that he was no longer Ch'rell, but Shredder himself, and he changed his vocal cords for that exact reason. I bet he was also planning to somehow make an organic version of Oroku Saki's body (or steal it from his grave) and transfer his conciousness to its brain.
Of course that's probably just some random headcanon of mine but I think it fits him well, after all he's been impersonating the Shredder for centuries.
My guess is because the high pitch made him sound goofier and not as frightening and intimidating as he should be. I loved the high pitched voice but it made him sound laughable.
@@JHEntertainment98agreed
I think the I fluency of the Tengu Shredder altered his voice a bit.
Is better this way
Agreed
1:36 >:)
All mine think a like 0:23
Refrence to Avp
Am I the only one who actually didn't like that they made the shredder an utrom in this series?
No, lots of people complained about the twist when The Show was on the air. The thing is it was pretty much forced by them needing an explanation for Shredder surviving things no human could.
@@aspieanarchist5439 They couldn't have made him a demon or something?
@@StuckonStupid84funny thing is they did thhis to the og uroku saki lmao kid u gotta watch the series the og version of shredder ends up being a demon 😂
@yoshigamemaster6127 yeah that's probably why they said that
@stuckonstupid8473 I think in the 2003 series the writers of the plot actually wanted to try a twist that in the original 1987 cartoon they had plans to introduce but it was not done eventually. At the end of season 1 of the 1987 cartoon, when the Technodrome returns in Dimension X because of Donatello, the shock of inverting the flux of the portal to bring everything back into Dimension X should have merged Krang and Shredder into a single entity, a being with the body and ninja abilities and skills of Shredder, but with Krang and all his evil intelligence as a head, creating a new villain character named Kredder (or Shrang) that should have become even more powerful and dangerous for the Ninja Turtles. Eventually they decided not to do this, because they were afraid that a human character like Shredder but with a head made of a brain of an alien being like Krang would have scared the kids way too much, and they decided to keep them as they were, despite it also meant Shredder would have to keep taking orders from Krang, effectively making Shredder a henchman who was just superior to Rocksteady and Bebop. So this concept of merging Shredder and Krang into a single character failed in the 1987 original cartoon, but they probably wanted to try a version of this concept in the 2003 series then.
Is this with uberduck
No. It’s way too good to be Uberduck.
I believe they just used an editor like Wavepad to alter his voice clips alone
How old is he?
At the very least thousands of years old