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Biographical information<\/strong><\/th>\n<\/tr>\n| Home<\/td>\n | Purple Dragon Dojo, NY,\u00a0Earth<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Nickname(s)<\/td>\n | Hun Sir | \nElfinator (in\u00a0SuperQuest<\/em>)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n Weapon(s) of choice<\/td>\n | His fists, Metal-Chain, Hammer, Bazooka, Chain Gun, Guns, Sword (on rare occasions)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Occupation<\/td>\n | Purple Dragon\u00a0Leader<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Affiliation<\/td>\n | Purple Dragons,\u00a0Foot Clan<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Physical description<\/strong><\/th>\n<\/tr>\n | Species<\/td>\n | Human,\u00a0Mutant Turtle\u00a0(Turtles Forever)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Gender<\/td>\n | Male<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Height<\/td>\n | 7’2″<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Weight<\/td>\n | 500 lbs<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Hair color<\/td>\n | Blond<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Eye color<\/td>\n | Bloodshot, Black\/Red White (mutant)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Out of universe information<\/strong><\/th>\n<\/tr>\n | Era(s)<\/td>\n | Mirage,\u00a02003 series,\u00a0Dreamwave comics,\u00a0Lost Season,\u00a0Fast Forward,\u00a0Back to the Sewer,\u00a0Video games<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Publisher<\/td>\n | Mirage Studios, Dreamwave,Konami,\u00a0Ubisoft<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | First appearance<\/td>\n | Attack of the Mousers<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | Voiced by<\/td>\n | Greg Carey,\u00a0David Zen Mansley<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n | Hun<\/strong>\u00a0is one of the characters and villains from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles\u00a0franchise\u00a0and\u00a0Mirage Comics. He is also one of the main villains in the\u00a02003 animated series, and he is a large, hulking bully, powerful but fast and very skilled in martial arts. He is the leader of the\u00a0Purple Dragons\u00a0street gang in that series and is\u00a0The Utrom Shredder’s right hand man. Due to his working with\u00a0The Shredder, he also works with the\u00a0Foot Clan. Although he despises all four\u00a0turtles\u00a0he has developed an intense rivalry with\u00a0Casey Jones.<\/p>\n History Hun\u2019s criminal career began at a young age; during his teen years he was already a prominent member of the\u00a0Purple Dragons\u00a0street gang. When Hun and the Purple Dragons were younger, they burned downArnold Casey Jones\u00a0Sr’ (Casey’s father) store as well as his eventual death. This caused Casey to develop a personal vendetta against Hun and the Purple Dragons. It is during this time that the\u00a0Utrom Shredder, realizing his potential, takes him under his wing, training him as his prot\u00e9g\u00e9. At the beginning of the series, Hun is second-in-command of the\u00a0New York\u00a0faction of the\u00a0Foot, as well as leader of the Purple Dragons (although he leaves its day-to-day operations to people like\u00a0Dragon Face\u00a0or\u00a0Johnny). During the\u00a0City at War\u00a0arc, where New York\u2019s underworld is fractured due to The Utrom Shredder\u2019s presumed demise, he leaves the Foot and takes direct control of the Purple Dragons, until he is informed of his master\u2019s true fate and returns to the Foot. A more definitive split occurs in season 4, after the Shredder\u2019s true identity as an Utrom is revealed and he is exiled: with the Shredder gone, Hun turns to the Purple Dragons, successfully remaking them into a Foot-like organization. Hun is a lethal fighter due his brute strength (his strength is at near superhuman levels, although the Utrom Shredder has shown to be stronger then him), surprisingly agile despite his massive size and skilled with a multitude of weapons (although he prefers to use his fists) He his used weapons beside his powerful, enormous fists such as a metal-chain and a bazooka. In part 1 of\u00a0The Shredder Strikes<\/em>, Hun was seen using a sword. Hun has proven himself to be quite smart. As evidenced by his leading and commanding of the purple dragons street gang. (Which now thanks to Hun is an organized crime syndicate). However, his power level, as it is, has been inconsistently portrayed throughout the series: although sometimes he is able to hold his own against all four\u00a0turtles\u00a0(in their first fight him he actually overpowered them, they were only saved by theBattle Shell\u00a0busting in), at others, he is able to be defeated by a single fighter. Generally, he is defeated more easily the later he appears in the series, presumably due to the turtle’s increasing skills.<\/p>\n Although loyal to the Utrom Shredder, Hun\u2019s loyalty does not extend to the rest of the Foot, as evidenced by his defections and his hatred for\u00a0Karai, Saki\u2019s other prot\u00e9g\u00e9. During Karai\u2019s time in New York, Hun made no secret of his desire to see her disgraced and dead, resulting in an attempt on her life aided by Dr.\u00a0Baxter Stockman.<\/p>\n In this continuity, it was Hun that first entered the home of\u00a0Hamato Yoshi\u00a0in order to kill him and received a scar from his rat\u00a0Splinter, in an attempt to defend his master, before the rat escaped. In some other continuities where Hamato Yoshi was killed, it was\u00a0Oroku Saki\u00a0himself who was scarred.(though such a twist would have made no sense, due to the nature of this version’s Shredder).<\/p>\n <\/p>\n During Season 3, Hun and\u00a0Baxter Stockmanhave an uneasy partnership due to the fact they both serve the Utrom Shredder but are now considered expendable failures to him, as both have lost to the\u00a0Ninja Turtles\u00a0so many times and were demoted with their former positions filled by the more competent\u00a0Dr. Chaplin\u00a0and\u00a0Karai\u00a0– although unlike Stockman, Hun is still loyal to the Shredder despite being regular demoralized (sometimes physically abused) by his Master. While Stockman receives humiliating scars from the Utrom Shredder for his failures, Hun is not so permanently damaged for his. This could either be because Utrom Shredder values his physical health (whereas Stockman is only needed in a mental capacity) or because, unlike Stockman, Hun accepts responsibility for his failure. Possibly Hun’s punishments are not as severe as Stockman’s, given that Hun has been a very loyal and competent servant until his run of bad luck with the Turtles. It is also noteworthy that the Utrom Shredder gives Hun a chance to redeem himself in\u00a0Hun on the Run. Hun is also responsible for all of Stockman’s “punishments”<\/p>\n In the episode\u00a0Same As It Never Was<\/em>, when\u00a0Donatello\u00a0is transported to a post-apocalyptic future courtesy of an enemy,\u00a0Ultimate Drako, the\u00a0Turtle\u00a0find Hun, now weak and out of shape, confined to a wheelchair and Stockman’s brain container is attached to Hun’s body (due to a punishment of the Shredder’s) and that they have joined theTurtles’ rebellion army – although Hun is still loyal to the Shredder.<\/p>\n In almost every major battle, Hun falls off or down something extremely high and yells “oh crud”, and is shown again. Sometimes (usually when there is nothing to fall from) he will instead groggily stagger backwards and fall down onto the floor. This happens often, and he always survives falls that would seemingly kill him, such as in the episode\u00a0City at War, where he is dropped from the top floor of the Foot tower into a police car on the streets.<\/p>\n Hun hates the\u00a0Utroms, considering them as much freaks as the Turtles. He later finds out that the Shredder (Oroku Saki) is actually an Utrom and was shocked. He was left behind when Shredder leaves for outer space, after falling down a shaft with\u00a0Leatherhead\u00a0and surviving.<\/p>\n During the show’s fourth season; with Ch’rell exiled in space and his daughter, Karai, ruling in his stead, Hun left the Foot and overhauled the Purple Dragons. Hun changed the Purple Dragons from a lowly street gang to an organized criminal syndicate, similar to the Utrom Shredder’s and begins big-time operations. So far, the new direction has proved successful. Hun now doesn’t seem to like the Shredder after learning he is an Utrom and even asks Karai how could she serve the Shredder knowing that he was an Utrom. He was mentioned to be recruiting other smaller street gangs (such as\u00a0The Turks) to his cause.<\/p>\n Hun and the Purple Dragons were later recruited to aid the\u00a0Turtles\u00a0against the armies of the resurrected\u00a0Tengu Shredder, although Hun first thought he could join the Tengu Shredder, the Utrom Shredder’s minions were not welcomed. He would later betray the group to steal Tengu Shredder’s treasure, only for it to dissipate following the Tengu Shredder’s destruction.<\/p>\n Hun appears in Mikey’s story in\u00a0Clash of the Turtle Titans\u00a0and in a story in the episode\u00a0The Journal.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Hun’s first appearance in\u00a0Back to the Sewer\u00a0is in\u00a0The Engagement Ring. The episode sees Hun seeking the Ring of Yin, wishing to use its monster-creating powers to build an army against\u00a0The Shredder, who he had heard was coming into power. He lords over the Purple Dragon, which have grown into an organized crime syndicate. When the ring is given to\u00a0April\u00a0by\u00a0Casey\u00a0as an engagement ring, Hun and the Purple Dragon kidnap April in an attempt to obtain it from her, going as far as to even considering cutting off her finger to get to it. Upon seeing\u00a0Raphael, one of the Dragons asks him about the Turtles’ supposed defeat at his hands, alluding to a section of bo and a sai on Hun’s belt as “trophies”, and Hun becomes visibly nervous when called on his bluff. In the end, Hun failed to obtain the ring, having been knocked off of the giant flying Demon April, and into the river.<\/p>\n Hun has been revealed to be a hardcore gamer, playing on\u00a0SuperQuest\u00a0as the Elfinator, a trash talking green elf. He worked with the Turtles, though not knowing it is them. When they obtained the keys to the chest holding\u00a0Splinter’s data bits, the\u00a0Ultimate Gamerappeared, having masked himself as an NPC. Hun worked with the Turtles to turn\u00a0Leo\u00a0into a level 50 White Lion to defeat the Ultimate Gamer. He and\u00a0Mikey\u00a0(whom they had a rivalry online), befriend each other. Just then, a Purple Dragon walked in on Hun, who immediately signed off and threatened to rip out the lackey’s tongue if he told anyone.<\/p>\n Hun has appeared in the following video games.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Hun made an appearance in\u00a0Turtles Forever<\/em>, capturing the “1988 Turtles” and becoming intrigued with the\u00a0mutagen\u00a0that those Turtles stole from 1988Shredder. Later, Hun gets mutated accidentally, turning him into a mutant turtle. Hun is now furious that he has been transformed into a giant turtle, the one thing he hates most in the world, even more than the Shredder. Consumed with hatred, he rejoins with the Utrom Shredder to help him destroy the Turtles. He later aids the Turtles with his own technology when he learns that the Utrom Shredder wishes to destroy any reality that has\u00a0Ninja Turtles. It’s unknown whether or not Hun returns to his normal self since he is last seen getting erased from existence due to the Utrom Shredder’s plan. Hun also hates it when 1988\u00a0Raphael\u00a0is breaking the fourth wall and he doesn’t understand who Raph is talking to. Hun is not present in the 1987’s cartoon, nor the Live Action Movies.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Hun was created especially for the 2003 cartoon series. Initially,\u00a0Peter Lairdwas not fond of the character, but later declared that he was one of his favorite new characters created for the series, as Hun was further fleshed out. Laird hinted for some time that Hun may make his way into the\u00a0Mirage universe. On August 6,\u00a02008,\u00a0Tristan Jones\u00a0confirmed that Hun would make his way into Tales of the TMNT #56 – a re-tooled version of his scrapped character Copperhead, who in turn, was based on Hun from the beginning. Jones’ blog revealed Hun’s full name in the comics to be Hunter Mason.[1]<\/sup><\/p>\n Hunter Mason has appeared in the following comics:<\/p>\n Hun is the master of martial arts, when he was young Hun was train by the\u00a0Oroku Saki\u00a0and became the Shredder’s right hand man of the\u00a0Foot\u00a0and the Purple Dragons. Next to Shredder, Hun is the strongest character in the series due his size, Hun possesses incredible speed and brute strength he able to handle all four turtles simultaneously and he can even handle the\u00a0Triceraton Zog. He is also known to very intelligent due to the fact that he also in charge of a huge organized crime known as the\u00a0Purple Dragons gang.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hunter Mason Biographical information Home Purple Dragon Dojo, NY,\u00a0Earth Nickname(s) Hun Sir Elfinator (in\u00a0SuperQuest) Weapon(s) of choice His fists, Metal-Chain, Hammer, Bazooka, Chain Gun, Guns, Sword (on rare occasions) Occupation Purple Dragon\u00a0Leader Affiliation Purple Dragons,\u00a0Foot Clan Physical description Species Human,\u00a0Mutant… Continue Reading |