<p>Karai won't like this as she care for her home planet, doesn't matter who is her father or not. Considered this as dishonor. Saving the home planet & universe means honor. </p><p>Looks like Fugitoid is Splinter's replacement as a main character in season 4. Not sure if it will be only for a half episodes </p>

Not Forever

<p>Like before recently, if there's a chance that the Turtles cross paths with Renet again, there's a chance of redemption to save the world and splinter from Shredder and the Triceratons. </p>

<p>This is good  </p><p>he gets killed because he has more fans to love this show more  </p><p>so he made have been killed but fans will love this more then ever as Master Splinter in the old shows was never got killed this is better now  </p>

I agree with that.

<p>He didnt die for vain at least his death brings more fans to love this show more.  </p>

I disagree. Killing off Splinter? Not cool in the slightest.

<p>though the show became more of awsome since he was killed. Dont u think  </p><p>he the first Splinter to be killed  </p>

he is the first one to be killed but that still doesn't make it cool. At least in my opinion.

<p>Say guys I just learned something: </p><p>When they were planning to make a second season for Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation, Splinter was shockingly going to be killed off (most likely by the Dragonlord) leaving the Turtles to learn how to fight without their master's guidance or presence, but it was cancelled before this could happen. </p><p>So this gets me wondering could Splinter's death in Annihilation Earth be a reference to what would have occured in the cancelled second season of Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation? </p>