Foot Clan Original Art

The Foot Clan is the ancient ninja order that serves as the primary antagonistic force in TMNT. Modeled as a parody/homage to Marvel's "The Hand" (Daredevil), they are an army of ninjas. Whether faceless cannon fodder or elite assassins, they fill the panels with action.

Artists drawing Foot soldiers focus on the swarm—dozens of ninjas overwhelming the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Led by Shredder or Karai, they represent the disciplined, darker side of ninjutsu. Their symbol (the footprint) is iconic in pop culture.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why are they called the Foot?

A parody of Marvel's "The Hand" (Daredevil villains).

Are they robots?

In the 87 cartoon, they were robots to allow the Turtles to destroy them; in comics, they are human.

Related Characters

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shredder Splinter Karai Daredevil Bebop Rocksteady Frank Miller

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