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“ | Morality is the first step toward cowardice. Your cowardice has doomed your whole world. I will hunt down and kill everyone and everything you have ever loved. Listen for it...soon you will hear everyone you love scream. | „ |
~ Klaw |
Ulysses Klaw is a major antagonist in the Marvel Universe, specifically serving as the secondary antagonist of the Black Panther franchise and a major antagonist in the Fantastic Four and Avengers franchises.
He was a physicist working on a device that converted sound waves into physical matter, but needed a metal called Vibranium to complete it. He attacked Black Panther's village, as they had a supply of it, and decimated the tribe with his sound weaponry, but Black Panther turned his own weapon on him, shattering Klaw's hand.
Klaw sought revenge and made a sonic glove weapon that he replaced his hand. He attacked Black Panther again, and was defeated by the Panther and the Fantastic Four. Frustrated, he leaped into his own sound converter, and was transformed into a being made of living sound. With his new powers he could project and shape sound-waves and was virtually indestructible.
He has joined several villain organizations, including the Masters of Evil and the Frightful Four. He is one of the three archenemies of Black Panther, (the other being Erik Killmonger and Man-Ape), and his most recurring villain as the heavy since his killing of his father cause T'challa to become the Black Panther in the first place.
Klaw was created by the late Stan Lee and the late Jack Kirby.
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Marvel Cinematic Universe[]
- Main article: Ulysses Klaue (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
Ulysses Klaue appears in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, played by Andy Serkis, who is most famous for his portrayal as Gollum in the Lord of the Rings trilogy and Caesar in the Planet of the Apes reboot series. He appears as a minor antagonist in Avengers: Age of Ultron. Serkis reprised his role as Klaue in the Marvel movie Black Panther as the secondary antagonist.
LEGO Marvel Superheroes[]
Klaue appears in the short film Black Panther: Trouble in Wakanda, as the secondary antagonist who works with Erik Killmonger.
Marvel's Avengers[]
- Main article: Klaw (Marvel's Avengers)
Klaw appears in the video game Marvel's Avengers as the main antagonist of the expansion story "War for Wakanda".
Marvel Motion Comics[]
This version of Klaw is a skilled and fearless assassin who had successfully killed T'chaka during his mission to connect with the outside world. When he did a young T'challa managed to injure him and he ran. Since he had government contacts they used advanced science to repair his body and turned his injured parts into machinery, including a mechanical shapeshifting claw. Wishing to exploit Wakanda, Klaw assembles a team of supervillains including Batroc, Juggernaut, Radioactive Man, Cannibal, and Black Knight to colonize it. It's shown that one of Klaw's ancestors who was a European imperialist was killed by the Black Panther then which explains his grudge. He uses Black Knight and Juggernaut to lay siege to Wakanda while he, Radioactive Man, and Batroc infiltrated the king's castle and vibranium mine. Radioactive Man uses his powers to nearly cause an Earthquake in the mine strong enough to destroy the nation, and Klaw demonstrates technopathy by hacking Wakanda's defense system. Black Panther fights Black Knight, causing him to drop his sword into the mine where Shuri uses it to kill Radioactive Man. He eventually confronts Klaw and stabs him.
2010 Marvel Animated Universe[]
This version of Klaw is a retcon. He appears in Ultimate Spiderman as an occassional villain and member of the Frightful Four in his sonic design but in Avengers Assemble as his MCU design. He is seen raiding Wakanda for vibranium and discovers how to make sonic clones of himself by amplifying his powers with the vibranium. It's also seen that vibranium in large amounts can attract to him, and transforms him into a monster made out of vibranium. He is defeated by the Thunderbolts and Avengers and returns as he infiltrates Wakanda, but is defeated again by Black Panther as he was many times. Klaw reappears in Season 5 as one of the Shadow Council members, working with the cult to overthrow Black Panther.
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