| “ | Shame our brethren didn't survive the prison dimension. Then again, their weakness has no place in my Krang empire. Open and bring unto this world the mighty power of Krang! | „ |
| ~ Krang One dismissing the near-extinction of his own race as he begins the assimilation of Earth. |
| “ | Hehehe... Outmatched and alone, yet you persist. For what? Honor? Redemption? Sacrifice? All… meaningless. | „ |
| ~ Krang One mocking Leonardo before their duel. |
Krang One is the overarching antagonist of the Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, serving as the overarching antagonist of the Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series and the main antagonist of its 2022 Netflix-exclusive sequel feature film Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie.
He is the leader of the Krang, a race of alien conquerors, who seeks to decimate, assimilate and remake the entire universe as he sees fit and the one responsible for the creation of the demonic set of armor: Shredder. Krang is the Turtles' most powerful and dangerous foe they have ever faced following the Shredder's defeat and Leonardo's archenemy.
He was voiced by Jim Pirri.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- He is a narcissistic social darwinist, whose claims of bringing order to the universe is obviously hollow for him to enforce his twisted version of order in which the strong devour the weak and he is the strongest of them all for being devoid of any sort of benevolent virtue or concern for others, which is what all he deems as weaknesses that he rejects.
- Led the Krang on a brutal conquest of planets across the universe, decimating and assimilating them while consuming the entire population as a result.
- Ultimately, his end goal is to attack every single planet in the universe so he can consume all of existence and remake it in his image.
- In one future of Earth, he succeeds in conquering the entire planet, in which all survivors were forced to hide in caves until he has them found and had them exterminated. In one instance, he even killed Future Leonardo right in front of Casey Jones.
- Attacked Earth in the past before being stopped by four mystical warriors.
- He is responsible for the creation of the demonic set of armor in which one of his fellow Krang hands over to the Foot Leader Oroku Saki, which resulted in the creation of Shredder when the armour swallows his soul and kickstarts all of the events of the whole series.
- Steals the Turtles' powers during their first fight with him.
- He brainwashes Raphael by inserting his tentacles through his eyes and then forces him to fight and kill his brothers all for his sheer amusement.
- As gratitude for freeing him, he orders his brother to painfully transform the entire Foot Clan into nightmarish abominations to serve them, showing how painful the entire assimilation process is, whilst killing them all in the process.
- The worst part is that it was needless as the Foot told him that they would willingly serve him and help him in his plans.
- He has the hundreds of people inside the Empire State Building assimilated to make it the site to open the portal for the Technodrome.
- Didn't care about the fact that his own species was nearly extinct when all of them but him and his siblings died in the Prison Dimension, dismissing them all as mere weaklings not fit to serve him and his new empire.
- Even for his own siblings, he has only superficially pragmatic regard and views them as nothing but mere pawns for his scheme.
- Sends the Technodrome onto Earth to cause another apocalyptic take over of Earth and attempting to consume it, resulting in death and destruction all across New York City who makes his first target.
- When sealed back into the prison, he gives a brutal beatdown to Leonardo, claiming any redeeming quality and virtue is ultimate weakness and he is all above that.
- He attempted to prevent Leo from escaping the Prison Dimension when Mikey opened a portal with his mystic powers out of spite before trying to escape through said portal himself to restart his conquest.
- Unlike most of the other villains in the series, who are usually played for laughs with the only exception being Shredder, and most versions of Krang (even the ones approved as Pure Evil have a slimmer of this to varying degrees), he has no comedic moments and is played dead seriously, that the very film begins with humanity on the brink of extinction thanks to him that showcases its darker and edgier tone in comparison to the series.
Trivia[]
- Krang One is, alongside the Archie Comics version, the 2012 version and the 2016 film version, one of the four versions of Krang to be Pure Evil. Out of the four, he is the last one to appear.
- He and Shredder including his siblings Krang two and Krang three are the only four villains in Rise of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to be Pure Evil.
External Links[]
- Krang One on the Villains Wiki
- Krang One on the Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Wiki
- Krang One on the Turtlepedia Wiki
- Krang One on the Ultimate Evil Wiki
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