appears onscreen and shows Bay the latest version of Krang, a new-to-the-movies villain who is, essentially, a disembodied brain inside a giant robot. "So we've eliminated the tentacles," Helman ...

Lebedev, who works in neurophysiology and brain-machine interfaces at Duke University, we expected to hear that Krang’s brainy robot setup was entirely the stuff of fiction. But that’s not ...

Krang, the banished warlord from Dimension X, was another big trailer reveal. Reduced to the size of a small, pink blob, the angry super-villain lives inside the torso of a half-naked robot ...

In case you missed it, the appearance of Dimension X warlord and brain-like alien menace Krang has been confirmed for Dave Green's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows. Now ...

It’s super-sized at 6-inches, and features the supervillain Krang in his robot body as he appeared in the beloved Nickelodeon TV series from the’80s and ’90s. The Teenage Mutant Ninja ...

Heck, this version of Krang’s android body is even shown turning his head beneath the neck folds of artificial fat. More than that, though, he’s striking a martial-arts pose. Has this robot ...

And with this new trailer, we finally get a closer look at Krang, who, being the pink bubblegum monster with fangs that he is, still somehow manages to look pretty scary in CG. So that’s something!

Krang, who terrorises the Turtles in the comic book series, consists of a large brain operating a deadly robot. Fuller teased that "anyone who loves Fred will love what he is doing" with the ...

appears onscreen and shows Bay the latest version of Krang, a new-to-the-movies villain who is, essentially, a disembodied brain inside a giant robot. “So we’ve eliminated the tentacles ...

Did Krang from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles freak you out as a child? He did when we were kids, anyway. Yes, the talking brain that lived inside a hulking robot - honestly, how weird was the '90s?