Pravalhalla – Nickelodeon’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles released yesterday as an epic shortcut

Nickelodeon’s teenage mutant ninja turtles Rafael, Michelangelo, Leonardo and Donadello can now play as an epic shortcut in Brawallhall, Ubisoft announced yesterday in association with Wycombe CBS.

As part of the epic crossover, a new game event begins in new game mode: Team Wars. This included new signature attacks for turtles with Master Splinter and Casey Jones, as well as the new knockout effect with the Schrader and Food clan. There is also a new map based on the sewers of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The new map is free for everyone and is available in 1vs1 mode. In addition, four new incarnations show the symbols of the foot clan, the crank and the technotrome, and the animated avatar with all the faces of the turtles.

Four New Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Shortcuts:

• Raphael – Epic crossover for Ragner – Raphael uses his skateboard, hot pizza and shuriken for his signature attacks. His main weapons are his iconic double tilt and turtle crossing armor.

• Michelangelo – Epic Crossover for the Tail – With the help of Master Splinter, he uses Skateboard and Cheese Pizza for his signature attacks. Michelangelo is ready to fight with his nuns and pizza boxing gloves.

• Leonardo – Epic crossover for Giro – By his side with Casey Jones and Master Splinter, Leonardo uses his skateboard and cheese pizza for his signature attacks. Leonardo is armed with his double swords and has the hockey stick that Casey Jones tried and tested.

• Donadello – Epic Crossover for Mirage – As the band’s brain, Donadello uses his holograms for his signature attacks. His weapons include a new scythe, which is made of a mousse head and his iconic po-magic wand.

Epic Shortcuts are available from the in-game store for up to 300 mammoth coins each. All items can be used and purchased after the event. Game mode and map will be activated after the event.

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