On his own, Ch'rell isn't the most dangerous enemy, given his small size and body design. ~ The 2003 Ninja Turtles telling their 1987 counterparts that Utrom Shredder is a serious threat. As Splinter said before, Shredder doesn't serve great evil, he is great evil.Ģ003 Leonardo: You don't understand, the Utrom Shredder isn't like your Shredder, he's vicious.Ģ003 Raphael: We go in, no saying if we come out. He disregarded his few redeeming traits all for the sake of his revenge, and is even willing to kill countless of people, including himself, and order to get it. Overall, this Shredder is the most and evil vile to date. Not only did he stop caring about Karai, aside from a brief moment of hesitation, but ultimately refused to listen her warnings he would get himself killed because he was so fed-up with the turtles that he tried to destroy the entire multiverse even if that meant his own death, as long he could have the satisfaction of finally getting rid of his mortal enemies for the sake of his own petty revenge. Shredder, in his final appearance, Turtles Forever, is where he is at his worst. Even Hun, his most loyal henchmen, proved nothing more than disposable as he threatened to kill him several times. However, as her loyalty declines, he ended up disregarding his love for her (as well as her love for him) outright assaulting and even trying to kill her once she finally turned against him. The same influence may be one of reasons why his 1987 counterpart found him instead of either Karai or Tengu Shredder.ĭespite being evil to the core, Shredder did show some affection towards Karai, even taking her in and training her. Consequently, Ch'rell's growing madness and hunger for power may be attributed at least in part to the influence of the Tengu Shredder a theory given more weight by the fact that his human disguise was identical to the Tengu Shredder's human appearance. This connection made Ch'rell even more evil and dangerous than he already was. In the Ninja Tribunal storyline, it is revealed that anyone who claims the identity of the Shredder for themselves develops an unconscious mystical connection with the original Shredder. After Ch'rell had assumed the identity of the Shredder, his megalomania became even much stronger, to the point of calling himself the "one true Shredder". He hates anything and anyone who challenges, impedes, or otherwise wrongs him, holding strong grudges very long after the fact - in some cases, this can even become a pathological hatred against them. All that he wants is creating chaos and destruction. He feels absolutely no remorse for his actions and is extremely proud of them. Any endeavor he undertakes, he does for his own selfish gain.Ĭh'rell is an embodiment of the extreme megalomaniac: overconfident, ruthless, relentless, and sadistic. He serves no great purpose, he fights no great evil. But now you need to know who Saki, The Shredder, really is.
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