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The Nutwood Ninnies (consisting of Bill Badger's younger brother Toby Badger, Joe Sloth, and Dusty Gore) finish up their take on the 10cc song Rubber Bullets, which had the lyrics changed to be more appropriate for this comic's story.

Infuriated beyond belief, the Central Purifier tries to break our heroes by pointing out to them that after they defeat him, they'll go home to eventual doom and despair from future threats to come. Rupert Bear and his wife Mary disagree, stating that what they have to go home to are their family and friends. Leonardo of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles agrees with that statement.

Jerrica Benton aka Jem joins in the verbal beatdown by having Synergy turn off her holographic persona and mocking the villain for the end results of outing her secret identity. Jerrica Benton and Jem being the same person becoming public knowledge, as it turns out, didn't really harm her career as a musician, but actually significantly improved it. People all around the world found the idea of the owner of a foster home living a double life as a rock star to be very appealing.

The adult cartoon incarnation of Split Kit of the Garbage Pail Kids steps in to point out to the villain that none of the heroes take him seriously because he's in the end nothing more than a nihilistic and close-minded bully who's wasting their time.

The Central Purifier gives the counterargument that his vendetta is now mainly out of his robot minions Jimmy 7-11, XQJ-37, Darryl Diode, and Automatress being "brainwashed" and "corrupted" by music, the main thing C.P. blames for the ills humans have caused, but he then realizes that jimmy 7-11 is the only one of those robots who hasn't shown up yet.

The next page will begin with build-up to this musical comic's penultimate song.

TMNT (c) Nickelodoen

Jem (c) Hasbro

Rupert Bear currently belongs to Universal

Garbage Pail Kids (c) The Topps Company

Description

Made with DeviantArt muro

The Nutwood Ninnies (consisting of Bill Badger's younger brother Toby Badger, Joe Sloth, and Dusty Gore) finish up their take on the 10cc song Rubber Bullets, which had the lyrics changed to be more appropriate for this comic's story.

Infuriated beyond belief, the Central Purifier tries to break our heroes by pointing out to them that after they defeat him, they'll go home to eventual doom and despair from future threats to come. Rupert Bear and his wife Mary disagree, stating that what they have to go home to are their family and friends. Leonardo of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles agrees with that statement.

Jerrica Benton aka Jem joins in the verbal beatdown by having Synergy turn off her holographic persona and mocking the villain for the end results of outing her secret identity. Jerrica Benton and Jem being the same person becoming public knowledge, as it turns out, didn't really harm her career as a musician, but actually significantly improved it. People all around the world found the idea of the owner of a foster home living a double life as a rock star to be very appealing.

The adult cartoon incarnation of Split Kit of the Garbage Pail Kids steps in to point out to the villain that none of the heroes take him seriously because he's in the end nothing more than a nihilistic and close-minded bully who's wasting their time.

The Central Purifier gives the counterargument that his vendetta is now mainly out of his robot minions Jimmy 7-11, XQJ-37, Darryl Diode, and Automatress being "brainwashed" and "corrupted" by music, the main thing C.P. blames for the ills humans have caused, but he then realizes that jimmy 7-11 is the only one of those robots who hasn't shown up yet.

The next page will begin with build-up to this musical comic's penultimate song.

TMNT (c) Nickelodoen

Jem (c) Hasbro

Rupert Bear currently belongs to Universal

Garbage Pail Kids (c) The Topps Company