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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987): Now successfully re-energized, The Technodrome begins moving towards the surface. Krang sends for a Minimizer from Dimension X. With it, he can shrink anyone and anything that stands in his path. He immediately uses the device to shrink all of the nearby military bases, therefore making the planet defenseless, once he takes the Technodrome to "higher ground."The Turtles, knowing that they and the planet will be in hot water if Shredder and Krang take the machine to the surface, decide to break into the machine itself, and try to sabotage it. Under attack from Rocksteady, Bebop, and Krang, the Turtles realize that taking out the machine won't be an easy task. April, in the meantime, shows up to cover the mystery of the missing bases. Although she's at the right place, she's here at the wrong time. The Technodrome suddenly surfaces, and heads in the direction of the reporter.The Turtles, however, manage to gain control of the Minimizer, and with just seconds left before April becomes road kill. They are able to use it to shrink the Technodrome to the size of a softball. Then, they restore the military bases to their proper size. The now miniaturized Technodrome falls back into the hole it came out of, where Krang and Shredder use their energy reserves to restore it to it's own full height. It's not over, yet.

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