Hamato Yoshi, once known professionally as Lou Jitsu and currently known as Splinter, is a member of the Hamato Clan, a former martial arts movie star, and the biological father and …

Hamato Yoshi, once known as Lou Jitsu, and currently known as Splinter, is a member of the Hamato Clan, a former martial arts movie star, and the biological father and sensei of the …

Master Splinter, once known as Hamato Yoshi and by the stage name Lou Jitsu, is a descendant of the Hamato Clan, a former martial arts movie star and the (partially/its complicated) …

Movies (in-universe) featuring Lou Jitsu.

Hamato Yoshi, also known as Splinter, or Lou Jitsu for a celebrity name, is one of the two deuteragonists (alongside April O'Neil) of Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and its …

"Hot Soup" (katakana: ホット スープ Hotto Sūpu) is a battle cry used by Splinter and the Turtles in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The "Hot Soup" battle cry originated from martial …

Lou Jitsu School of Ninjutsu was a chain of ninjutsu dōjō owned by Lou Jitsu. Martial arts movie star Lou Jitsu had 28 dōjō locations in New York City when his film career was still active more …

More than a decade prior to the start of the series, Big Mama posed as a truck driver tasked with hauling Lou Jitsu's filming trailer. She met Lou Jitsu on the set of Crouching Shrimp Hidden …

Lou Jitsu is still Hamato Yoshi. Lou Jitsu is just the stage name he went by when he started acting. I kinda like the change. It's like if Bruce Lee were raised as an epic ninja.

Splinter, once known as Hamato Yoshi and professionally as Lou Jitsu, is a member of the Hamato Clan, a former martial arts movie star, and the biological father and (sometimes) …