Episode list

The Bootleg Zones kicks off with bootleg Ninja Turtles surprisingly from China which feature the Ninja Turtle of your nightmares.

Bootlegs from Mexico!? Total shocker - wait these aren't that bad? Okay, an actual shock.

Phelous reviews the New Style Ninja Tortoise, which comes with five-fingered hands, sticker decals that are already peeling off, and a lot of brightly-colored weapons.

Phelous reviews Prodigy Pet, a Pokemon bootleg with nothing but Pikachus, some with white discoloration and one who really needs to take a dump.

Phelous reviews the Karate Turtles Warriors, bootlegs of Leonardo and Splinter dressed in kimonos with not much other detail.

Phelous reviews Little Pluckies Ninja Protects, a friction gun from Greece with sparking gears and ridiculous box art.

Phelous reviews Your Heroes in Action Turtles Warriors, featuring a ton of Wacky Action Raphael molds, Orangeby the sixth turtle, and a turtle that might actually be Vernon.

Phelous reviews Steffi Love, a Barbie wannabe covered in glitter who comes in a comically difficult-to-open package.

Phelous reviews bootlegs of the Neca TMNT figures, which are surprisingly high quality and may have even come from the same factory.

Phelous and Lupa put together a TMNT model kit from Korea, which includes a turtle with extreme jaundice.

Phelous finds the first TMNT bootlegs based on the 1990 movies.

Phelous reviews Filly Witchy, a witch-based set of MLP-wannabes including a Captain Planet reject, the Littlest Fillbo, and "Smell This" Kick Pony.

Phelous reviews bootlegs of the 2012-era TMNT, which Includes Ninja Arsenac, as well as a lot of loose limb joints.

Phelous reviews the Teenage Mutant Ninja Tubtles, bizarre TMNT bootlegs with giant heads, water creatures stuck on them, and rotting bodies.

Phelous reviews Motorcycle the Pooh, which isn't actually a motorcycle, and inexplicably plays Gangnam Style.

Phelous reviews the Evil Stick, a Cardcaptor Sakura knockoff wand hiding a disturbing secret.

Phelous discusses the origins of the infamous Evil Stick Girl.

Phelous reviews another Winnie the Pooh knockoff on a motorcycle, this time on an actual motorcycle and with a hilariously boastful box.

Phelous looks at some bootleg Pokemon cards from the early days of the game.