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Who do like more?
I assure you, this is going to be the hardest choice of your life. :tconfuse:
We all love Krang and Shredder from the original cartoon. Everybody does. However, which one do you like more? Told you it's going to be the toughest choice of your life! :tlol: Personally, I like Krang better than Shredder. While they were both very funny, I found Krang's past to be very mysterious, and with it, very entertaining. Krang's past and species was never revealed in the series. Every episode that show bits of his past were very entertaining. While Shredder -- well, nothing stood up from him like Krang's past did for him. What do you think? |
I don't even need a second to decide. :P
Shredder of course. |
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Yup. Shredder. He's da man.
Although, I really like the Android body. That is cool. |
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Voted for Krang, assuming the poll is based strictly out of the OT. Krang has always been a top favorite of mine. His design is crazy, he's bursting at the seams with personality, and always has a crafty trick up his sleeve. Love his sense of humor, too. Shredder is great of course, and is just as important, as the dynamic between them is arguably the best part of the entire '87 series.
In the new IDW comics, however, I think I prefer Shredder to Krang. Though he's now getting a fleshed out backstory that's no doubt interesting, he has virtually no personality. He's just a war monger from Dimension X with a bloodlust. |
I voted for Shredder, as a child I was so impressed of his appearance and still today he is my favourite villain of all the toons I ever watched !!
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In the OT they're both rather funny. I think people like Shredder more because he was billed as the main villain and actually went out and carried out the plans and fought the Turtles.
Krang spends the majority of the episodes just staying at the Technodrome giving orders. That's one reason why whenever Krang did leave the Technodrome and come to Earth it was exciting. |
I vote for Krang, I really like his sense of humor in the OT, but shredder is not that far behind and so do Bebop and Rocksteady.
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Shredder, since you can't really run a TMNT universe without him.
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Uncle Ph-- :tshifty: Shredder.
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obviously shredder,i mean he's the main villian of the turtles but krang is awesome aswell
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I'm quite surprised how different the Shredder is portrayed in each incarnation. That along with being in more universes than Krang (even when including the Utroms) assures that he's always going to be the Turtles' greatest threat. Krang is still closer to #1 (Shredder) than to #3 (Karai, Baxter, Bebop/Rocksteady) since all of the brainpower and capability to be more entertaining than most Shredders makes him nearly as likeable as the Shredder is. But in terms of the OT and who I preferred, I prefer Shredder in Seasons 1, 2, 7, and 8; Krang in Seasons 4-6 (plus European Vacation) when Shredder was basically a goofy shadow of is former self, and both equally in Seasons 3 when the chemistry seemed to be perfect; lots of great interaction via the Comlink.
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For me it's Shredder.
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Shredder hands down! I think he is hilarious in the OT!
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No villain is as overlooked in the wicked category and the cool department than Shredder as seen in the '87 cartoon. Favorite version of my favorite villain!
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I voted for Shredder myself. While I love Krang as well, Shredder did most of the work. Krang was the "brains of the outfit". While in the earlier seasons, Shredder was hinted at being a scientist/engineer of sorts, most of the plots were Krang's ideas, but Shredder carried them out. The banter between these two was priceless, but Shredder wins for me. His costume, his insults, and his tenacity are what bring him to the top.:tthumbsu:
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There was never much development of OT Shredder beyond that short introductory story conflict with Splinter in the beginning of the series ("Turtle Tracks"), his brother ("My Brother The Bad Guy"), and his mother ("Shredder's Mom"). Which is shame because there could have been a treasure supply of story plots in understanding Shredder's history in the series if it looked into his past a little more. As for Krang, even though the story writers never really formulated a complete backstory from the beginning, they added bits and pieces of it to keep the audience guessing. Here's a previous post of me explaining this: Quote:
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