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TMNT

Game Information:

Based on the ’80s and ’90s cartoon version of the long-running franchise, each player picks one of the four turtles at the start of the game, each of which comes with their own special benefits. The primary goal of the game is to complete eight Episodes and fight the turtles’ rogues gallery, with the Shredder and his army of Foot Soldiers being the ultimate goal. Along the way, the player will have the opportunity to level up their turtle’s perks through Training Modes, customize the rules of Ninja Pizza Multiball through pizza toppings, and put their button mashing skills to the test during a Pizza Party. Those with high enough skills may even be able to start the “Cowabunga Multiball”.

Rules Overview:

Quick Strategy Guide:

Layout:

Premium/LE: Pro:

Modes of Play:

These modes are accessible by holding both flipper buttons during attract mode until a menu appears. The following options are available:

Turtle Select and Levels: At the beginning of the game, you select one of the 4 turtles. Each turtle has their own set of perks awarded by leveling up through the Training mode, and a certain shot that lights for their skill shot award. The turtles’ levels are reset at the end of the game unless the player has an Insider Connected account, in which case they will be saved between games. You start at level 1 and therefore receive that perk at the start of the game.

Turtle Corresponding Shot Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4
Leonardo (Well-Trained Leader) Lair Light Training +10 Seconds to All Timers 2x Weapon Hurry-Up 2x Team-Up Multiball and Pizza Party (Victory Laps)
Raphael (Cool But Rude Bruiser) Left Ramp Light Start Episode 2x Krang Kombo Increase Playfield Multiplier (to 3x) 3x Episode scoring (shots and completion bonus)
Michelangelo (Pizza-Loving Party Dude) Pizza Parlor Light Battle Again & +5 Pizza Slices 2x April Hurry-Up 2x Pizza Eating Contest 3x Ninja Pizza Multiball
Donatello (Glider-Flying Tech Wiz) Center Ramp Light Turtle Power Multiball 2x 1-2-3 Foot +10 Seconds to All Ball Saves 3x Turtle Power Multiball

Note: Not sure where else to put this but I figure it’s worth noting, Raphael’s 3x PF and 3x Episodes are multiplicative and will boost your episode scoring (shots and completion bonus) by 9x (10.7x when you also consider the +30% Training Boost)!

Skill Shots:

Episodes:

Shredder has devised a cross-dimensional device that could spell doom for the Turtles. The turtles’ adventures take them everywhere from the streets of New York to the decrepit world of Dimension X, all the while taking on and defeating villains.

There are eight Episodes that can be started during the game, each corresponding to a different villain; most can be played in any order though some can only be played after an earlier episode has been played, whether won or lost.

Lighting and Starting an Episode Light Start Episode by shooting the left and right ramps, then shoot the pizza parlor to start the episode. Each episode has an insert on the playfield that flashes when it is the next one to start, and this insert can be changed via the Dimension X standup targets (left target goes up the icon list on the display’s far-right column, and the right target goes down the list). Starting an episode re-enables the LAIR and APRIL targets if they are locked out (cycling the letter inserts), and completing an episode adds a specific perk to the Team-Up Multiball mini-wizard mode.

General Episode Information: Episodes are typically timed, starting with 30 seconds and adding time by shooting certain lit episode shots. In order to complete an episode, you need to shoot a certain set of shots to light the Turtle Shots, shooting one of these multi-color flashing shots will award the Completion Bonus and complete the episode. Completed episode icons will have a green bar next to them on the display. Played episodes display in color. Unplayed episodes are grayed out.

When you start an episode you are awarded Episode Start Points. For episodes 1 through 6 this value starts at 275k and increases by 25k for every episode you’ve played; for episodes 7 and 8 this value seems to be boosted by 100k (375k).

#### Episode Scoring: While each episode has its own unique rules, lit shots, and scoring quirks; there is a Typical Shot Value Progression (TSVP™) that starts at 100k, and increases by 10k, then by 10.5k, 11k, 11.5k, etc. Some episodes include exceptions to the TSVP™ as noted below. In addition, there is an Episode Completion Shot Increase of +25k for each episode completed, so 25k is added to a shot’s base value before applying any multiplier. This appears to also apply to other episode shots that do not follow the TSVP™, though there is at least one exception.

(The Max base episode totals listed below include the Episode Start Points, the value of most episode shots and the Completion Bonus, but do not include Playfield Multipliers, Training-related 10-30% scoring boosts, Episode Start Points for episodes that have been played, or the Episode Completion Shot Increase for any completed episodes. So these episodes can end up scoring significantly higher when stacking those things alongside them. They are primarily included to show the relative value of individual episodes.)

Episode 1: Pizza-o-Meter

All major shots (Left Orbit, Left Ramp, Krang Loop, Center Ramp, Right Ramp, Right Orbit) are lit and unlight when shot. Shoot 3 lit shots to light the Turtle Shots, though you can shoot all 6 lit shots if 2 of your first 3 shots are the Left Ramp and the Center Ramp, this will leave 3 non-Turtle Shots available while the Turtle Shots are also lit to complete the episode. The shot values follow the TSVP™.

Episode 2: Window Shopping

Both orbits are lit and stay lit when shot. Shoot 3 total shots to either orbit to light the Turtle Shots. The first 2 shots appear to add 10 seconds to the episode timer. However, both orbits remain lit alongside the Turtle Shots for additional points. The shot values follow the TSVP™ but yellow shots score 1x this value, orange shots score 2x this value, the 1st red shot scores 3x this value, and subsequent red shots will continue to increase this shot multiplier. Both orbits advance the base value, but each orbit has its own shot multiplier.

Episode 3: I Want a Body

Both ramps start lit, shooting a lit shot will unlight it and light the ramp or the orbit on the other side of the playfield, the ramp takes priority but if it’s already lit, the orbit will be lit instead. Shoot 4 lit shots to light Turtle Shots. Shots follow the TSVP™ and it is possible to shoot 5 total lit shots, as long as the lit shot that you don’t shoot as your 4th shot is NOT the left ramp. Basically, if the Left Ramp is lit for your 4th shot, shoot it and the other shot will remain lit for additional points.

Episode 4: Night of the Mousers

The LAIR Target, Left Ramp, Right Ramp and APRIL Target start lit; shooting a lit shot will then light those shots along with the center ramp and both orbits, excluding the shot you just hit. This continues for the remainder of the episode. There is no timer for the episode, but each of the shots can time out. If 10 shots time out, you fail the episode. Shoot 6 lit shots to light the Turtle Shots, there is no timer during the Turtle Shots phase but there are no additional shots to shoot. During the episode, any shots to the LAIR Target, Left Ramp, Right Ramp, and APRIL Target will follow the TSVP™, the orbits always score 150k, and the Center Ramp always scores 250k. The orbits and Center Ramp are also subject to the Episode Completion Shot Increase.

Episode 5: See You On The Other Side Ray

The 3 ramps start lit, shoot a lit ramp to unlight all ramps and light the LAIR target. Shoot the LAIR Target (this can time out, unlight, and go back to lit ramps) to unlight LAIR Target and light the ramps again. Shoot the LAIR Target when lit 3 times to light Turtle Shots. The shots award the TSVP™. If the LAIR Target times out, the shot values continue to progress. It’s technically possible to shoot up to about 10 total shots, but 8 shots is probably a more realistic goal by having the LAIR Target time out twice.

Episode 6: Welcome To The Concrete Jungle

This episode consists of two phases:

Phase 1: The Dimension X Targets, the Left Ramp and both Orbits start lit. Shoot both Dimension X Targets (100k each or 25k if spotted from the Left Ramp), then the Left Ramp to advance to Phase 2. You can also shoot the yellow shots at both orbits during this phase to add 10 seconds to the timer and score points (they are part of the TSVP™ along with the lit shots in Phase 2).

Phase 2: All major shots (Left Orbit, Left Ramp, Krang Loop, Center Ramp, Right Ramp, Right Orbit) are lit and unlight when shot, shoot 3 lit shots to light the Turtle Shots. The first 2 red shots will add 10 seconds to the episode timer and are also part of the TSVP™, so shooting the yellow shots in Phase 1 will increase the overall value of these as well.

Episode 7: Super Fly

The Right Ramp and Right Orbit start lit, shoot either lit shot to light Left Ramp and Left Orbit, then the Krang Loop and Center Ramp. Shooting your 3rd lit shot will light the Turtle Shots and start a hurry-up with an initial value of 2.5M, shoot a Turtle Shot to collect the hurry-up at it’s current value and complete the episode. If you don’t hit a lit shot for about 15 seconds, the APRIL Target will light, shooting it will add ~5 seconds to the episode timer and score about 100k points.

Note: Still need to determine the shot values and what it is that determines their value

Episode 8: The Wrath of Krang

The LAIR Target, LAIR Lane, Left Orbit, Left Ramp, Krang Loop, Center Ramp, Right Ramp, Right Orbit, APRIL Target will be lit yellow or red. Two adjacent red shots will cycle from left to right and then right to left, all other included shots will be lit yellow. The yellow “Krang Missed” shots score 25k, the 1st red shot is worth 296k, 2nd shot: 416k, and 3rd shot: 458k. Shoot 3 red shots to light Turtle Shots.

Note: Need to determine if the “Krang Missed” 25k shots are boosted by the Episode Completion Shot Increase, if they are, shooting all yellow shots might be worth shooting later in a game otherwise they are probably worth avoiding.

Multiball Modes:

These two multiball modes are available at the start of the game. After they have been played, one of the wizard modes must be played to re-enable them.

Turtle Power Multiball: Shoot the right ramp during normal play to advance towards Turtle Power Multiball. After three right ramp shots, the next right ramp shot will begin Turtle Power Multiball. (Donatello’s level 1 perk lights it instantly, too.)

During Turtle Power Multiball, shoot the green shots for jackpots, starting at 100k +25k for each additional shot, maxing out at 250k. Collect 4 jackpots to light Mondo Jackpot at the upper loop shot – repeated upper loop shots score Double, then Triple Mondo Jackpot. Mondo Jackpot also lights the Lair for Jackpoto Grande/Super Jackpot. See values in the Mondo Jackpots and Jackpoto Grande Values section. Green shots re-light and the Mondo Jackpot can be qualified with four more green shot jackpots after collecting Jackpoto Grande/Super Jackpot.

Shoot all 4 Turtle Shots to light “Turtle Power” flashing for an Add-A-Ball at the Right Ramp, and re-light all of the Turtle Shots – these also count as jackpots. There is no limit on the number of Add-A-Balls, but obviously there is a limit on the number of balls that can be in play.

Ninja Pizza Multiball:

Shoot the Ninja Pizza Parlor three times during single-ball play to lock balls and start Ninja Pizza Multiball. At the start of multiball, a list of perks is seen based on the toppings the player collected while locking balls (read more below), and the three balls are released from the pizza parlor onto the spinning disc to start multiball.

Shoot lit shots to defeat Foot Soliders, each shot defeats a different number of Foot Soldiers:

Defeat 6 Foot Soldiers to light Mondo Jackpot at the Krang Loop - repeated shots score Double, then Triple Mondo Jackpot. Collecting Mondo Jackpot also lights the Lair for Jackpoto Grande/Super Jackpot based on the value of all shots collected prior. Pizza Target “Jackpots” can also be scored for small points and to collect pizza slices during this multiball.

Pizza Toppings can be viewed at the top-right of the display, and are changed from left to right via shots to the 2 Pizza Targets during normal play; the first two are locked in with the first ball lock, the third and fourth with the second ball lock, and the fifth with the third. Multiples of certain toppings can be collected and affect the multiball accordingly. The toppings that can be collected are as eclectic as the turtles themselves, and are:

Perks Text Details Notes
Anchovies Slices Eaten +10k Pizza Target Jackpots are worth an additional 10k  
Octopus Pizza Frenzy All switches score points starting at 1k per switch, increasing based on some number of switch hits, maxes out at 8k per switch  
Peanut Butter +1 Slices Eaten Pizza Target Jackpots award an additional Pizza Slice  
Pepperoni Jackpots +250k Single Mondo Jackpots are worth an additional 250k points This doesn’t affect Double or Triple Mondo Jackpots
Fudge +1 Foot Kills Foot Soldier Shots will defeat an additional Foot Soldier Display does not reflect actual number of Foot Soldiers defeated
Sausages +50k Per Foot Kill Each Foot Solider defeated will be worth an additional 50k  
Gummy Bears +1 Ball Adds an additional ball to the multiball Can add up to 3 on the Pro and 5 on the Prem/LE
Ice Cream Jackpot Starts Lit Mondo Jackpot is lit at the start of multiball  
Pineapple Parlor Spots +1 Foot The Pizza Parlor shot will defeat an additional Foot Soldier when lit Functions like Fudge but only on the Parlor. The animation doesn’t reflect the proper number of Foot killed, but it works correctly
Marshmallows Unlimited [Triple Mondo] Jackpots Collecting a Triple Mondo Jackpot will NOT un-light it, allowing you to repeatedly collect it at an increasing value and reset the timer. Mondo Jackpots can still time out if you take too long to collect another one
Chili Peppers Super Starts Lit Jackpoto Grande is lit at the start of multiball  
Mushrooms (Prem/LE only) Timed Lock Lair Lane will hold a ball and start a timed 2x scoring multiplier  

Mondo Jackpots and Jackpoto Grande Values:

In both of the main multiballs, Mondo Jackpots and Jackpoto Grande/Super Jackpot are available. Mondo Jackpot is lit (white) at the Upper Loop by shooting enough shots (4 green shots for TPMB and defeating 6 Foot Soldiers for NPMB) and Jackpoto Grande/Super Jackpot is lit at the under-flipper shot by collecting a Mondo Jackpot. Collecting a Mondo Jackpot will also light a Double Mondo Jackpot (blue), collecting a Double Mondo Jackpot will light a Triple Mondo Jackpot (red). Both Double and Triple Mondo Jackpots are on a timer and will time out if not hit.

Mondo Jackpot Values:

Super Jackpot Values:

Other Features and Scoring:

Pict-O-Pops:

Each hit to an individual pop bumper will change which Pict-O-Pops award that pop bumper has lit, the awards’ pictures are broken into 3 tiles, each corresponding to each pop bumper. When 2 of these tiles match, the award will be locked in and all 3 pop bumpers will continue to cycle through the remaining tile until it matches the 2 locked in tiles and give that award. Then it will repeat the process.

Possible awards include:

Weapon Hurry-Ups:

After successfully making a skill shot, one of the inlanes will have its “Weapon” insert lit. Roll over the lit Weapon inlane, which toggles with the flippers, to start a hurry-up with a base value of 500k at one of the orbits. Shoot the lit orbit to collect the hurry-up and light the center ramp for another hurry-up worth the base value + the first shot collect value. The value of the hurry-up bottoms out at 50k before timing out entirely. The base value of the hurry-up can be increased by 125k from the Pict-o-Pops, this applies to the base value of the first and second shots.

In Co-op mode, the total number of Weapon Hurry-Up shots increases for each Weapon Hurry-Up qualified by previous teammates on the same number ball, they don’t need to be started or completed. So if Player 1 qualifies WHU on Ball 1, Player 2 could potential qualify WHU, start it, complete it, and then complete it again. If the first 3 players qualified WHU on the same number ball, Player 4 could potentially qualify it themselves, start it, and then collect it 4 times for some decent points! The points for the Co-op Weapon Hurry-Up build the same as during standard play, each subsequent shot is worth the base value of 500k + the previous shot’s collect value. So, in theory, it is possible to collect 500k > 1M > 1.5M > 2M > 2.5M > 3M > 3.5M > 4M for a total of 18M points.

1-2-3 Foot:

At the start of each ball, the inner left inlane is lit to start 1-2-3 Foot. As soon as the ball rolls through this inlane during single-ball play, 1-2-3 Foot will start. Follow the lit 1-2-3 inserts to complete the combo; either right ramp - center ramp - left ramp, or right ramp - upper loop - center ramp will complete the sequence. The player has 15 seconds to make each shot, though 1-2-3 Foot shots that have already been made will also add time. So if time is running low, hitting the right ramp to keep it going is a good option.

The “Foot Value” starts at 50k, increasing by 1k for every spinner spin, the current value can be seen in the top left area of the display. The first shot of the combo is worth 1x the Foot Value, the second shot is worth 2x, and the 3rd shot is worth 3x, for a total of a 6x Foot Value for completing 1-2-3 Foot. Completing it will also prevent 1-2-3 Foot from being lit at the start of any remaining balls. Each shot also adds to the “Foot Defeated” counter in bonus.

Note: 1-2-3 Foot can also be re-lit as a Pict-O-Pops award. (Can it re-light this way if you’ve completed it?)

Training:

Every odd-numbered LAIR target completion lights the Lair Lane for Training, if Training is already lit, the 2x Target will be lit to start 2x playfield scoring instead. These difficult, timed modes are tough but quite rewarding as they increase all scoring by +10% for the rest of the game once won (up to +30% scoring), qualify Neutrino Pizza Party, and are the only way to level up your selected Ninja Turtle. If the LAIR Target isn’t lit (L-A-I-R inserts cycling), it must be re-enabled by starting an episode.

Training Modes are timed, starting with 15 seconds and the LAIR Target will add 10 seconds to the timer to a max of 20 seconds (this max might be higher), other targets make a sound like they are subtracting time but only flash the red G.I. and stress you out. Each Training Mode has a set of shots that must be made in order:

Note: If your Left Ramp is lit to qualify “Start Episode” prior to starting the Training Mode, shooting the Left Ramp to complete your the mode will qualify it for “Start Episode” as well.

Neutrino Pizza Party:

After completing a Training Mode, during normal play, completing the two Dimension X Targets before they time out will light the Left Ramp to start Neutrino Pizza Party. Progress towards completing the targets can still be made in other modes even if they aren’t seen flashing. (Will it still award progress? Or is it just able to time out?) You can only play Neutrino Pizza Party once per game.

Neutrino Pizza Party is a single-ball mode, and starts with a set 30-second timer. During the mode, 1 shot is lit blue for 350K (left orbit, then left ramp, right ramp, right orbit, repeat) and the rest of the shots are lit red. Shooting the red shots will unlight that shot and build the value of all future blue shots by 200K (+100K) up to a cap of 5M. Shooting the blue shot will collect its value and reset the mode timer to nearly 30 seconds (seems like one less second for each reset). The blue shot value never resets. When time runs out or the player drains, the mode ends.

2x Playfield:

Every even-numbered LAIR Target completion lights the center target to start 30 seconds of 2x playfield scoring. Shoot the center target while 2x playfield is running to add 5 seconds to the timer. (2x playfield can be increased to 3x playfield from Raphael’s level 3 perk.) If the LAIR Target isn’t enabled, it must be re-enabled by starting an episode.

Pizza Eating Contest:

Pizza slices can be scored in several ways throughout the game - 5 are spotted at the start of the game if you’re playing as Michelangelo, and shots to the Pizza Targets either during normal play or during Ninja Pizza Multiball will add slices. After collecting 7 pizza slices, the lights will dim and the Pizza Targets will start strobing - shoot either target at this time to begin the Pizza Eating Contest. Time to mash that action button, as you have 6 seconds to collect up to 40 more pizza slices - 1 slice per action button press. The faster you collect them, the higher the value scored will be, usually around 2 to 3 million points!

Pizza slices also count up towards several other awards, points after certain thresholds and a lit extra ball after around 60 or so pizza slices.

Krang Kombo:

Repeatedly make shots to the upper loop to increase the Krang Kombo value, then shoot the center ramp to cash the value out. The Kombo value maxes out at 500k (with three upper loop shots before timing out), and collecting a Max Krang Kombo is required to qualify the Cowabunga Wizard Mode.

Glider (Prem / LE Exclusive):

On the Prem/LE, by using the player-controlled diverter, you can shoot the Left Ramp repeatedly to “Build Glider Value,” after a certain number of shots (3? or what is max?) you will max out the Glider Value. Shooting the Right Ramp when “Collect Glider Value” is lit will collect it at its current value.

Note: More Information needed: values, when lit, etc.

Battle Again:

Every odd-numbered APRIL target completion lights one of the outlanes for “Battle Again” ball save. If “Battle Again” is already lit when a completion would normally award it, it will instead start an April Hurry-Up. The lit outlane will alternate with slingshot hits (Game Adjustment #18 can instead allow the lit outlane to alternate with the flipper buttons). If the APRIL Target isn’t enabled, it must be re-enabled by starting an episode.

April Hurry-Up:

Every even-numbered APRIL Target completion lights the Right Ramp for April Hurry-Up. Shoot the APRIL Target when the hurry-up is running to increase the value by an additional 62% the first time and add time (shooting the APRIL Target will continue to add time by adding to the value but won’t increase past the boosted 162% value), and shoot the Right Ramp to cash it out. If the APRIL Target isn’t enabled, it must be re-enabled by starting an episode.

April Hurry-Up starts at 100k; this value can be increased by 75k from the “Increase April Hurry-Up” Pict-O-Pops award, and will be increased by the following amounts if the hurry-up is started during the following features:

Extra Balls:

Extra balls can be lit at the pizza parlor from:

End-of-Ball Bonus:

Bonus is determined through:

All multiplied by the bonus multiplier, which increases by +1x through top lane completions and as a Pict-O-Pops award

Wizard Modes:

Team-Up Multiball:

After playing any 4 episodes, Team-Up Multiball will be lit at the Left Ramp. Depending on the turtle the player selected, the player will have to make different Turtle Shots to rescue them from the Bad Guys’ clutches. Each turtle also teams up with a different ally.

Each completed episode provides the following perks for the multiball: |Episode|Perk|Details|Notes| |—|—|—|—| |Pizza-O-Meter|2x Pizza Party|2x scoring during Pizza Party|| |Window Shopping|Bebop Spots Rocksteady|Either orbit will complete both Bebop and Rocksteady orbit shots|Also scores the points for both| |I Want A Body|Rescue Any|Rescue Phase will light any un-rescued turtle to be rescued|Fixed in update 1.55, Old Bug/Exploit: [Bug Note: as of 1.54 if you rescue one turtle it rescues all and moves onto Pizza Party. Can’t test on current code.]| |Night of the Mousers|Lit Return Lane Spots Bad Guys|Flippers will change lit Weapon Inlane, rolling over lit lane will spot a Bad Guy shot|Functions the same as a lit Weapon at the orbits or Center Ramp| |See You On The Other Side Ray|2x Rescue Hurry-Up Value|Doubles Rescue Hurry-Up start value|| |Welcome to the Concrete Jungle|+250k Bad Guys|Boosts Foot Soldier and Bebop and Rocksteady shot values by 250k|| |Super Fly|2x Shredder Hurry-Up Value|Doubles Shredder Hurry-Up start value|| |The Wrath of Krang|One Bad Guy Shot Defeats All|One Foot Soldier shot will defeat all 4 Foot Soldiers, but not the Bebop and Rocksteady shots (orbits)||

Rescue Phase:

Ball save is active for 20 seconds (by default). 6 shots will be lit to defeat “Bad Guys:” both orbits for Bebop and Rocksteady and the ramps and the Krang Loop for Foot Soldiers. Shooting a Bad Guy will defeat them and unlight that shot. Defeat all 6 Bad Guys to start a Rescue Hurry-Up at one of the Turtle Shots, starting at 500k points. Shoot a lit Turtle Shot to collect the hurry-up value and add-a-ball. Repeat this process to collect the 2nd Rescue Hurry-Up, then repeat it again to start a Shredder Hurry-Up at the Right Ramp, collect this hurry-up to light the final Rescue Hurry-Up. If a Rescue Hurry-Up times out, you need to (or get to, if you are looking to maximize points) defeat the 6 Bad Guys to start it again.

Completing all 3 Rescue Hurry-Ups will start Pizza Party (Victory Laps) and, if needed, award one of 6 requirements for the final Cowabunga wizard mode (in the order listed in the section, from top to bottom, and not including Final Battle).

Pizza Party Phase:

Shooting a lit yellow shot will collect the “next award,” as indicated on the display, then be lit red/yellow to collect 2x the “next award.” The 2x shot can time out if not hit. Pizza Party will continue until you drain down to 1 ball. The “next award” starts at 150k, each lit shot will increase the shot value by 25k up to a max of 1m.

Huge Scoring Opportunity with Leonardo and Raphael (to a lesser extent)

It is possible to play TUMB as Leonardo with “4x scoring” (5.2x scoring including the +30% Training Boost you get from being at Level 4) by having your Level 4 perk and 2x PF running. But even more interesting, if you start the Pizza Party (Victory Laps) phase and have the Pizza-O-Meter (2x Pizza Party) perk, you can have 8x scoring going (really 10.4X scoring when including the 30% Training Boost).This would allow you to shoot yellow shots worth 10.4x the typical “next award” value and even better, the 2x red/yellow shots would be worth 20.8x the “next award” value. The base value of the “next award” caps at 1m so, in theory, you could eventually start alternating between 10.4m and 20.8m shots. It would only take 35 yellow or red/yellow shots to build the base “next award” value up to that. But even after like 15 shots, you could be alternating between 4m and 8m shots.

Raphael can do a similar thing in Pizza Party (Victory Laps) with “6x scoring” (7.2x scoring with 20% Training Boost or 7.8x scoring with 30% Training Boost). It’s obviously not as large of a multiplier as Leonardo, but it involves 1 less Training Mode and Raphael is an overall better turtle to play as.

Note: This is significantly easier to do with the saved Turtle Levels enabled by Insider Connected.

Final Battle:

Final Battle is qualified at the pizza parlor after playing all 8 episodes. At the start of the mode, points are awarded for each completed episode. 250k are awarded for any failed episode, and an increasing amount of points are scored for each completed episode as follows: 500k - 1.25M - 2M - 2.75M - 3.5M - 4.25M - 5M - 5.75M. So, if you complete all 8 episodes, you will be awarded 25M points total for starting Final Battle. These points can be multiplied by 2x playfield or by Raphael’s boosted 3x playfield perk.

This episode works in phases:

During any multiball phase, completing the LAIR Target will light the Lair Lane for an add-a-ball. The mode ends when the player drains all balls or makes the final Left Ramp shot.

Cowabunga Multiball:

To qualify Cowabunga Multiball:

Need to add information about how this Wizard Mode works