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| “ | Mikey was the killer. Now, they're all dead! | „ |
| ~ The song at the end of Turtles Among Us revealing that Mikey was the imposter. |
Michelangelo is the main antagonist of Turtles Among Us and a supporting antagonist in Uncle Al's 250k subscriber special, Crossover of Tomorrow. In Turtles Among Us, Mikey takes on the role of the imposter from Among Us (which the parody is based on, hence the name). He'd later appear in Crossover of Tomorrow where he's tasked along with various other characters from Uncle Al's videos to take the Beefinity stones to the depths where no one would find them, being paired with Samurai Jack who he tried to kill before being defeated by him.
He is voiced by Uncle Al himself.
Biography[]
Turtles Among Us[]
Prior to the events of the video, Mikey would kill April O' Neil. The reason for this is unknown.
During the video, when Leo claims that he couldn't have killed April since he's the leader, Mikey becomes very suspicious of him. Leo then asks Mikey where he has been when April O' Neil with Mikey saying that he doesn't know since he's new to this kind of situation. Splinter then comes to a conclusion that Donnie reported himself for the murder of April. The other turtles agree and eject Donnie into space.
A bit later, when Raphael finds out that Leo died. Mikey claims that Blue did it, only for Raph to correct him by telling that Leo is blue. With that said, Raph comes to a conclusion that Krang killed Leonardo. Krang tries to tell them that he didn't do it since he isn't even in the episode, only to then get ejected by them.
Sometime later, Splinter finds out that Raphael got killed and starts lamenting his death alongside Mikey, only for Shredder to then to reveal that he killed Raph and starts laughing about it. Annoyed by him, Mikey and Splinter eject him to space.
Once Shredder is taken care of, Splinter says that he can now finally live in peace alongside his son, Michelangelo. However, Mikey then shows up to Splinter with a malicious grin. This alone makes Splinter realise that Mikey was actually the imposter and just when he gets killed by him, it immediately a short song that sings about Mikey being the killer and that everyone is now dead.
Crossover of Tomorrow[]
Mikey appears as one of the charcters who were tasked by Professor Hubert J. Harnsworth to take one of the Beefinity Stones to the depths of the multiverse where it wouldn't be found. He was paired with Samurai Jack for the mission. Later in their spaceship, while Jack is meditating, Mikey attempts to kill him because he's looking a little suspicious to him. However, Jack fights back and defeats him. Jack tells Mikey that he was the imposter before ejecting him to space.
Quotes[]
| “ | Little sus if you ask me, bro. | „ |
| ~ Mikey to Leo. |
| “ | I-I'm new to this! How do you go into a vent? | „ |
| ~ Mikey when Leonardo asks him where he has been when April got killed. |
| “ | Man, this sucks! What a bummer! | „ |
| ~ Mikey on the death of his brother, Raphael. |
| “ | Pizza pie sounds bodacious to me, bro! But I'll Doordash it cause you're all acting kinda sus. | „ |
| ~ Michelangaleo having a conversation with Hugh Neutron. |
| “ | We'll nip this task right in the bud! Won't we, Jacky-boy? | „ |
| ~ Mikey to Samurai Jack when they were tasked to take one of the Beefinity Stones to the depths of the multiverse. |
| “ | Nothing personal, dude! You're just looking a little sus. | „ |
| ~ Michelangelo to Samurai Jack before fighting him as well as his last words prior to his presumed demise. |
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