The Ultimate Guide To Suicide Squad - Part 5
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The Ultimate Guide To Suicide Squad

The key to a successful universe is balance – something proven to be the case in both fact and fiction - on the page, and on the screen. Everything has its opposite, and you cannot have one without the other. There can be no good without evil, no light without darkness, and no heroes without villains. Thus, we have Suicide Squad – DC’s antidote to its morally conscientious Justice League, and the largely criminal yin to that overwhelmingly valiant yang.
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With no real origin story agreed upon, King Shark is a humanoid shark who was born in Hawaii with the name Nanaue. His physical status has no official explanation in the source material, although he has sometimes been referred to in terms of a mutation. He first appeared in Superboy in 1994 as a serial killer, but subsequent appearances in Aquaman stories seem to suggest that his humanoid shark nature is derived from his mystical position as the son of the Shark God.

He has superhuman strength, endurance, regeneration powers and the ability to live underwater. He also has powerful teeth and claws, and has undertaken several missions with the Suicide Squad, under duress. The character has previously been voiced by John DiMaggio in animation, but this will mark his live-action debut. King Shark features in the cast list for the Suicide Squad movie, but has not appeared in publicity shots or footage released, so we can probably assume his part will be brief.


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