Krang

"What do you think I am, I'm Krang! Indesputable ruler of Dimension X!"

- Krang

Krang is a supervillain of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles universe, appearing 1987 cartoons, and video games. He also allied himself with Shredder. In the TV series, Krang was voiced by Pat Fraley. Krang inside his mechanical suit

The 87 Series
Before the series started, Krang was once a feared, powerful warlord from Dimension X, a universe of continuous war. He controlled an army of Rock Soliders, under the leadership of his right hand man, General Tragg. One day he was captured and was stripped of his body reduceing him to a liveing brain. Krang (or what was left of him) was then banished from Dimension X, along with his mobile fortress The Technodrome, to Earth, in hopes he would never return. However during his stay on Earth, General Tragg continued the war aginst Dimension X natives, The Neutrinos.

Sometime before the turtles and splinter were mutated, Krang met the leader of the Foot Clan, Oroku Saki aka The Shredder, the two began an uneasy allience. Krang allowed Shredder to access his advance techonology in exchange for a new body, in which Krang himself desighned. Despite this, Shredder did not live up to this deal as he was afraid that Krang would try to overthrow him. It wasn't until Shredders countless failed attempts to kill Splinter and The TMNT that new had to create Krangs new body. When Krangs body was complete he almost was successful in killing the turtles and bringing his troops to earth, but the turtles foiled his plans and sent Krang, Shredder, and The Technodrome back to Dimension X, from that point foward, Shredder had no choice but to follow Krangs orders.

Characterstics


Krang is known for being a briliant scientist, haveing designed countless weapons, including his well known android body. He is a cold, cunning, manipulative and somewhat a sadist, as he claims that he enjoys watching "people and animals suffer" In the Archie Comics he is known to be responsible for his massacare on the characters Wingnut and Screwloose home world, and destroying all life on a planet known as Hyrobl.

Despite his frail apperance, many other villains fear Krang, including Shredder, who denies this, Bebop, Rocksteady, and Baxter Stockman (before he crossed mutated into a humanoid fly) Krang is known to have several enimies other then the TMNT and Splinter, this includes Shreeka, a Dimension X crimminal who is wanted in thirteen galaxies and was Krangs old partner in crime (and possibly an old girlfriend), Maligna the Malignoid queen, and Lord Dregg, an evil alien warlord and villain of the last two seasons of the series. Despite Shredders obsession with the turtles and Splinter, Krang dosent see them as moral enimies, but as minor setbacks who need to be destroyed.

Physical Appearance
Krang was likely based on The Utroms, who unlike Krang, were a benevolent race of natural brain looking aliens. However, Krang is not an Utrom, in the episode Invasion of the Krangezoids, Krang cloned himself and while they appear to be brain like creatures at first, the cloning process allowed the cloned Krangs to "re-grow" their bodies as "Some lizards can re-grow their tails" it was here when the first (and only) time we get to see Krangs natural form, which were 10 to 12 foot tall hunched back lizard-like humanoids with Krangs "brain" as their head. However when Krang was stripped from this form he appears as large pink brain around the size of a basketball with large eyes and a wide mouth with sharp pointed teeth two long slimy tentacles, and a ridged forehead, to move around he desighned a tall, powerful, bulky human-like android with many built in weapons includeing a chip where Krang and his body can grow to giant proportions, Krang himself would rest in the stomach controlling his body. When his body isn't in use, he uses a much smaller bipedal machiene known as a "bubble walker" which is equipt with several weapons.

''It is unkown why after Krang was stripped from his natural form, that he never tried to find a way to re-gain it, especially after he found out his clones were able to re-grow their bodies. ''

Whenever Krang speaks, he sometimes croaks like that of a frog or a lizard, possibly due to his reptile heritage.