big enough for their ship Technodrome to crossover. Unlike the previous versions of the Krang who mostly relied on their intellect, this version is more powerful and deadly and is capable of fighting without the use of any kind of tech and are virtually unstoppable in their suits. Their method of mutation also greatly differs from prior incarnations in that they utilise a form of bio-growth that usually takes over anything it touches, either transmutating a victim or puppeteering them, even puppeteering inorganic matter. Their members include the mastermind behind their plan who leads the other two, a female Krang who leads the possessed slaves into battle and has a temper, and a silent one who is in charge of creating the portal and piloting the Technodrome (Which in this series is techno-organic). The female one lost her right eye at the hands of April and was defeated by her, Splinter and Casey Jones and later captured by humans, the silent one was restrained by Donatello when he seized control of Technodrome and presumably destroyed with the ship and the leader was exiled again at the hands of Leonardo. Krang Leader is voiced by Jim Pirri and Krang Sister is voiced by Toks Olagundoye. Film Brad Garrett voices Krang in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, where it was the first official live-action appearance of the character. Fred Armisen was originally going to voice the character, but scheduling conflicts made Armisen unavailable. References External links Kranag's profile at the Nickelodeon website Krang's Android Body on X-Entertainment. Krang - A Tribute on The Rubber Chicken. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters Villains in animated television series Comics characters introduced in 1988 Cyborgs in fiction Extraterrestrial supervillains Fictional dictators Fictional reptilians Fictional warlords Male characters in animation Male characters in comics Television characters introduced in 1987 Television supervillains Video game bosses Film supervillains