Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist/ja-en

This translation is intended for people who already know English and are learning Japanese. It is not intended to be used to learn English, because the sentences in English may use strange or awkward wording in order to illustrate the vocabulary and grammar of the original Japanese.

TODO — glosses throughout

Intro

April O'Neil

Japanese

エイプリル・オニールからのリポートです。

今、私の目前で街や自由の女神がこつぜんとすがたをけしてしまいました。

English

This is a report from April O'Neil. Now, before my eyes, the city and the Statue of Liberty are suddenly disappearing.

Shredder

Japanese

ディメンションＸの秘宝“ハイパーストーン”を手に入れた今

オレの世界征服は時間の問題だ！

タートルズよいつでもかかって来い！

ハッハッハッ・・！

English

I have now acquired a treasure from Dimension X, the Hyperstone.

My world conquest is only a matter of time!

Turtles! Bring it on anytime!

Ha ha ha!

Leonardo

Japanese

ヘイ！　シュレッダー何てことをしやがる。

オマエの思い通りにはさせないぞ！

English

Hey! Shredder, what a [horrible] thing you're doing! We won't let you just do whatever you want!

Leatherhead

Japanese

ふふん！　このオレとたたかうには、十年はやいわ！

English

Ho ho! It's ten years too early for you to fight me!

• 十年早い is a common expression in contexts such as this.

After you defeat him...

Japanese

か・かめごときにやられるとは・・・！

English

T-to think I'd be defeated by such things as turtles...!

• Ending a sentence with とは ('to wa') is a common pattern for expressing disbelief. It's actually just omitting the verb at the end of the sentence, which would have been something like 思わなかった. We will see this construction again.

Rocksteady

Japanese

オイ　おまえら、うまそうなツラしているな！　ハラがへって来ちまったぜ。　ヘッヘッヘ！

English

Hey, yer mug's lookin' tasty. I've gotten hungry. Heh heh heh!

After you defeat him...

Japanese

おぼえていろよ、次にあう時はオレがやっつけてやる！

English

Remember this: next time we meet, I will defeat you!

• TODO — some interesting grammar here

Tatsu

His wall scrolls:

• 卑劣
• 極悪
• 過激

Japanese

オレが手をくだすまでもない。いでよ！フットソルジャー　タートルズをたおすのだ！

English

I can't be bothered to do this myself. Come! Foot soldiers, take out the turtles!

• The first sentence more specifically implies that the turtles aren't even worth the trouble.

After you defeat him...

Japanese

シュレッダーさま―！

English

Master Shredderrrr!

Baxter Stockman

Japanese

私のつくったマウザーは、ほかとは一味ちがうぞ！！

English

The mousers that I have made are different from the others!

Japanese

ああっ　私のマウザー達がやられてしまうとは・・・

English

Agh, to think that my mousers would be defeated...!

The Technodrome appears

Turtles

Japanese

行き止まりか！

でも探知機は、ここをさしているぞ！

English

A dead end? But the detector is pointing to here!

Shredder

Japanese

よく来たなタートルズよ！

わざわざハイパーストーンのえじきになりにきたのか！！

English

Welcome, turtles! Have you come here just to become victims of the Hyperstone?

• なりに来る means "came to become". The general pattern of this construction is [masu stem]に行く/来る, for instance, 食料品を買いに行った, "he went to buy food".

Turtles

Japanese

よし、行くぞ！！

English

OK, here we go!

Krang

Japanese

スーパークランのいかりをくらえ！

English

Face the wrath of Super Krang!

Japanese

今日は、これぐらいにしておいてやる！

English

I'll leave it at this for today!

• In other words, he'll be back to finish the job at some later time.
• TODO — explain grammar

Super Shredder

Japanese

ハイパーストーンの真の力を見せてくれるわ！！

English

I will show you the true power of the Hyperstone!

Ending

April O'Neil

Japanese

大悪党のシュレッダーはたおされ、ミニチュアにされていた街や自由の女神が再びもどって来ました。

いったい誰がこの街をすくってくれたのでしょうか！

真相は、なぞにつつまれています。

エイプリル・オニールがお伝えしました。

では、またおあいしましょう。

English

The great villain Shredder has been defeated, and the miniaturized Statue of Liberty has returned once again.

Who the heck might be the one who rescued the city?

The truth is shrouded in mystery.

This was April O'Neil reporting.

Well, see you again.