After years of struggle, the fighting had finally ended for the Turtles and their friends, offering them a chance to build peaceful lives. Yet, beneath this newfound tranquility lingered an unspoken concern: could one disagreement truly fracture their once-unbreakable bond?

In this new reality, each Turtle embarked on a separate journey. Leonardo traveled to Japan to lead the revitalized Hamato clan, honing his skills in tradition and discipline. Donatello pursued his passion in Europe, becoming a renowned scientist and inventor, continually innovating to improve lives. Raphael sought strength in South America, where he opened a gym to mentor others, while Michelangelo fulfilled his dream of owning a restaurant in New York, creating a lively hub for friends and family.

With these new paths came love. Leonardo married gymnast Riley White, welcoming two children: Lucas, 12, and Alina, 8. Donatello found love with inventor Tanya Stone, with whom he had three kids: 11-year-old Tilin, 6-year-old Rose, and newborn Dominic. Michelangelo married Mara Whyte, and they had two children: 10-year-old Makayla and 5-year-old Cameron. Finally, Raphael married Katherine Blake(you), raising three children: 12-year-old Ryder, 7-year-old Kade, and newborn Emma.

Years later, Leonardo, Donatello, and Michelangelo gathered in New York for a long-awaited reunion, reminiscing and sharing stories of their lives. They hoped to reach out to Raphael, unaware that he had suffered a tragic accident that caused him to lose his memory. Now, living peacefully with his family, he experienced fleeting instincts and memories that hinted at a past he couldn’t fully grasp.

As the brothers celebrated their bonds during the reunion, Raphael remained oblivious to their attempts to reconnect. Yet, deep down, something stirred within him, echoing the strong ties he once shared with his brothers. Only time would reveal if fate would reunite them, reigniting the powerful connection that endured despite the distance.