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Here is a picture that I did of Ray Fillet, the mutant stingray character from "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", in my original cartoon style. Because I wasn't too busy doing anything else at the time, I decided to take the opportunity to draw a picture that I would be able to post as part of a weekly theme known as #TurtleTuesday (or #TMNTTuesday , which also works), and I was in the mood to draw a picture featuring such an obscure TMNT character that I had on my mind not too long ago. Ray Fillet originated as an action figure that was released as part of the original TMNT toy line by Playmates during the late 1980s, and according to his profile card, he was originally a marine biologist that was mutated into a stingray after being exposed to some of Shredder's mutagen ooze, and he becomes a friend and ally of the Ninja Turtles by using his aquatic abilities to help defeat the Foot Clan during underwater missions. Even though Ray Fillet never appeared in any episodes of the 1987 cartoon series (aside from a similarly-named character that appeared in the episode "Rebel Without A Fin", though that version of Ray was completely different, especially when he also acted as an enemy to the Ninja Turtles), he was able to make appearances in other forms of media such as issues of the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures" comic book series released by Archie Comics during the 1990s, and he was even able to appear as a playable character in the Sega Genesis version of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters". Anyway, for this picture I've done, I was able to draw a simple picture of Ray Fillet based on his original action figure appearance, and I could not resist using a detailed texture for the outfit that is based on the color-changing feature that the figure was known for whenever it is exposed to warm or cold water. When I was coloring the picture in, I was able to use a light blue texture for the background, and I decided to fill up much of the empty space by adding yellow stars in different sizes. The picture turned out very nice after being completed, and it's sure to please my friends and everyone else as well.

Ray Fillet, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (c) Mirage Studios / Nickelodeon

Description
Here is a picture that I did of Ray Fillet, the mutant stingray character from "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", in my original cartoon style. Because I wasn't too busy doing anything else at the time, I decided to take the opportunity to draw a picture that I would be able to post as part of a weekly theme known as #TurtleTuesday (or #TMNTTuesday , which also works), and I was in the mood to draw a picture featuring such an obscure TMNT character that I had on my mind not too long ago. Ray Fillet originated as an action figure that was released as part of the original TMNT toy line by Playmates during the late 1980s, and according to his profile card, he was originally a marine biologist that was mutated into a stingray after being exposed to some of Shredder's mutagen ooze, and he becomes a friend and ally of the Ninja Turtles by using his aquatic abilities to help defeat the Foot Clan during underwater missions. Even though Ray Fillet never appeared in any episodes of the 1987 cartoon series (aside from a similarly-named character that appeared in the episode "Rebel Without A Fin", though that version of Ray was completely different, especially when he also acted as an enemy to the Ninja Turtles), he was able to make appearances in other forms of media such as issues of the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures" comic book series released by Archie Comics during the 1990s, and he was even able to appear as a playable character in the Sega Genesis version of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters". Anyway, for this picture I've done, I was able to draw a simple picture of Ray Fillet based on his original action figure appearance, and I could not resist using a detailed texture for the outfit that is based on the color-changing feature that the figure was known for whenever it is exposed to warm or cold water. When I was coloring the picture in, I was able to use a light blue texture for the background, and I decided to fill up much of the empty space by adding yellow stars in different sizes. The picture turned out very nice after being completed, and it's sure to please my friends and everyone else as well.

Ray Fillet, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (c) Mirage Studios / Nickelodeon