Characters
- April O'Neil - voiced by Veronica Taylor
- April O'Neil (2003 TV series) - alternate costume
- Casey Jones - voiced by Marc Thompson
- "Back to the Sewer" Casey Jones - alternate costume
- Donatello - voiced by Sam Riegel
- Cyber Donny - alternate costume
- Foot Ninja
- Cyber Foot Ninja - alternate costume
- Fugitoid - voiced by Oliver Wyman (Wii only)
- Karai - voiced by Karen Neil
- Gold Karai-Bot (from the episode"New Blood") - alternate costume
- Leonardo - voiced by Michael Sinterniklaas
- Ninja Leo - alternate costume
- Master Splinter - voiced by Darren Dunstan
- Master Splinter with ornate blue kimono - alternate costume
- Michelangelo - voiced by Wayne Grayson
- Hip-Hop Mikey - Alternate Costume
- Nightwatcher - voiced by Frank Frankson
- Ninja Rabbid - voiced by Yoann Perier (Wii only)
- Raphael - voiced by Frank Frankson
- Punk Rocker Raph - alternate costume
- Raving Rabbid - voiced by Yoann Perier (Wii only)
- The Shredder - voiced by Scottie Ray
- Cyber Shredder - alternate costume
- Splinter Rabbid - voiced by Yoann Perier (Wii only)
- Utrominator - voiced by Michael Sinterniklaas
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