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Villain Overview

I know what you're thinking right now; of all the ways you'd like to kill me! But that would require you outsmarting me and no one, nothing is smarter than the Krang!
~ Krang introduces himself to the Shredder.
Shredder: As you asked, the beacon has been set. And once the Technodrome reassembles, we can rule the planet.
Krang: I'm sorry, "WE"?
We will rule?! Ha-ha!
Shredder: We were a team.
Krang: "We were a team." Teams are for the weak! Family is for the scared! The earth is my toy! And I do not like to share!
Shredder: YOU BETRAYED ME!!!
Krang: Actually, I barely even thought about you. Back in the toy chest with the rest of the things I have broken, silly little earthling! Now for a new game! Look out Earth, it's PLAYTIME!!
~ Krang betraying Shredder before starting to raze Earth.

Krang is the main antagonist of Nickelodeon's 28th feature film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, the sequel to the 2014 film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

He is a ruthless and very childish (yet very intelligent) alien conqueror who seeks to conquer the universe through very destructive means that would wipe out most of the population of most of the planets he conquered, setting his eyes on Earth. Convincing Shredder to a partnership, Krang seeks to find the 3 fragmented pieces of the Arc Capacitor to bring the Technodrome to Earth and lay waste to the entire planet before moving on to the conquest of the rest of the universe.

He was voiced by Brad Garrett, who also voiced Spike in Mighty Max and portrayed Joe Bulo in Fargo.

Personality[]

Krang is a childish alien, which is what makes him extremely dangerous. He refuses to share power or any of his own resources with any other individual and would manipulate them for his own advantage before betraying them by freezing them to be a part of his "toy chest". This is made more evident when Shredder, upon meeting him and activating the beacon, would want to share the power over the planet but the Krang throws a tantrum and calls the Earth his toy.

Due to his intense childishness, Krang's sadism is extremely dangerous, as he treats all the planets he conquers as toys and razes them, calling the destruction as just merely playing with his toys, and that he calls the chamber he keeps all his frozen foes and allies as a toy chest. He also clearly enjoys slapping and humiliating Shredder upon first meeting him. Every death and destruction he causes is just a game that he loves playing for the sake of it.

Krang is also ungratefully treacherous. Even if the Shredder does end up deserving it considering he betrayed Stockman before meeting Krang, Shredder is still the only reason Krang was able to teleport to Earth's dimension and even have a chance to conquer it, yet betrays and freezes him, all for the sake of not wanting to share power.

Biography[]

Commander Krang is a ruthless warlord who had a dangerous war machine called the Technodrome under his control. Intending to enslave all life in the universe, Krang has initiated the invasions of multiple planets throughout the cosmos, freezing up his foes to make them souvenirs in his huge collection because they thwarted him from razing their planets, having succeeded in playing with his toys (which is what he treats the conquered planets as) that lead to the planets breaking apart. Ages before the first film, Krang sent an Arc Capacitor to teleport the Technodrome to Earth, however, upon reaching the atmosphere of the planet, it separated into 3 fragments, one of them being a teleporter, which then went into the hands of the Foot Clan and Baxter Stockman, who use it to free Shredder from his life imprisonment, a plan that works.

Having researched about the Shredder and his backstory, the Krang hijacks the teleporter to transport the Shredder to him. Taking advantage of the situation, Krang takes a moment to humiliate him by slapping him with his mucous covered tentacle to show who is boss, before making him a deal the Shredder couldn't resist. A partnership to take down Earth and bring it to its knees to dominate the planet and rule it. The Shredder predictably agrees to help Krang, to which Krang informs him about the 2 other parts of the arc capacitor and where they are hidden, to which Shredder warns the Turtles would stop him. Having anticipated this, Krang gives Shredder his cannister of mutagen to mutate some of his soldiers to create a mutant army to stop them.

Shredder personally retrieves the first component from a museum in New York and sends Bebop and Rocksteady to retrieve the final one in Brazil, which they succeed. The arc capacitor is finally repaired thanks to Baxter Stockman, to which Shredder betrays him by forcing him to be on the Foot's facility in Tokyo, much to Stockman's resistance. With the Arc Capacitor repaired, the pieces of the Technodrome arrived to reassemble. Upon teleporting to Krang to assist him in taking over the planet and share power, Krang immediately betrays Shredder as he views Earth as only his toy to share, freezing the supervillain when Shredder attempts to kill Krang for his betrayal and locking him away in his collection along with the rest of the allies he betrayed and frozen and other defeated foes.

As Krang prepares to fire the weapons, the Turtles enter the rebuilding Technodrome to face off Krang. As they await to examine the robot suit Krang uses, Krang reveals himself, facing everyone. As he continues fighting the Turtles, the Technodrome nears completion and with this, Krang has prepared his cannon to obliterate all of New York city and destroy it, before moving on to raze the rest of the planet. Mikey then eventually tries to remove the beacon to sabotage the completion and send the Technodrome back into Dimension X, Krang attempts to stop Mikey but unfortunately, Donnie uses an EMP pulse to shut down his suit and knock him cold. Mikey then removes the beacon and the Technodrome is sent back to Dimension X, dragging Krang with him who vows revenge, claiming he will return a thousand times more powerful.

Quotes[]

I only warn you once: Get off my ship!
~ Krang facing the turtles.
You know, I'm looking forward to enslaving you! A cage full of tortoises might do it!
~ Krang
I'll be back, turtles! A thousand times stronger!
~ Krang's last words as he was defeated, and vows revenge.

Trivia[]

  • Unlike most iterations, this version of Krang has a considerably deeper voice.
  • According to promotional material, this iteration was going to be named as Kraang, with two A's. Of course, it could've been a spelling mistake.
  • Krang was originally going to be voiced by Fred Armisen.
  • As revealed in the Super Bowl 50 commercial for the film, Krang's android body was going to look more reminiscent of his original incarnation's. However, in the final film, his android looks more robotic and less human.

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Shredder | Eric Sacks | Karai | Baxter Stockman | Bebop and Rocksteady

Others
Krang | Sacks Industries

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