MOTU Origins - Turtles of Grayskull

Mouse-Jaw - While the Mouser-heavy designs are a lot of fun, he's a big downgrade from the painted prototype.  His skin tone is too purple in tone rather than green-blue, and his matte white robot parts look cheap and boring.  His blast effect looks like a clear cheeto and went straight into a parts bin.  The mouser by itself is a lot of fun and he can get into some interesting robot-mouser arm designs, but he looks lackluster on the shelf.

Sla'ker - Speaking of paint...where is it?  This guy needs a lot more.  The cyborg section of his head is so hard to make out without paint, I didn't even know it was there until I opened him.  His turtle back also needs to fit both his knives instead of just one knife.  His size is much more subjective, personally I think he's too big, I would have preferred he be on the turtle buck with a little more paint instead.  As is he's...not really a turtle anymore?  I don't love this figure but he does have a lot of "toy charm" with his bright colors and design that pops from across the room.

Two-Bopstead - Now this guy should have came on the big body!  He's very attractive in his color scheme and the head sculpts look very classic TMNT.  His unique sculpted legs look neat and it's clear a lot of effort went into him.  Now on to my only real complaint, his accessories.  His sword is neat, but why does he have the exact same "ball and chain" hand that Megator Krang has?  It fits Android Krang's design much better.  It's a fine accessory on it's own, but now I have two villains with the same weapon hand.  Put it on a stick so it's a mace or something.  Or you know what, just give him a blaster.  Bebop/Rocksteady uses a blaster, Two-Bad has a blaster, why not take this opportunity to give a character in this line a blaster?  

Metal-Boto - This is a real chunky boy who is a lot of fun but not without some odd choices.  First off, visually, he looks great.  Clean colors, gorgeous green plastic, the blue painted bits match the blue sculpted bits, I like it a lot.  His mouth play action is fun.  Only complaint is I wish his elbows had better range.  

Splinter-Skull - Splinter just looks so cool this way.  I find myself swapping his cape off and on, and even his robe, trying to see what the toughest look is for him.  Admittedly a lot of it is nostalgia; there's something satisfying about seeing normally-feeble Splinter buffed up in MOTU form.  He looks ready to take on Skeletor and Shredder at the same time.  His weapon is neat although I would have liked if the end that doesn't attach to the spear was a classic walking cane design so you could optionally have a more classic Splinter look.  If I had a real complaint about this figure, I'd say he might have looked better with the white trim on his robe like in his box illustration.  As usual, a little more paint overall wouldn't have hurt.