Why didn’t Klaw get to look like this in the movies?

What’s wrong with living sound in a robot?

Also why in other Media he also looked like his MCU design?

I like the robot look

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Skeeno-TV2026-01-12 16:33

the mcu design is better

etrigan632026-01-12 16:34

What design? It's Andy Serkis with a glove.

DrManhattan_DDM2026-01-12 16:37

And somehow that’s still the better option

MX24192026-01-15 23:42

Exactly. For this design it's fine but I do wish they lean into the comic looks more.

TrueLegateDamar2026-01-12 16:34

I never understood BP1 killing off both of T'Challa's biggest enemies, and convert 2 others(M'baku and Nakia) to his allies.

tLM-tRRS-atBHB2026-01-12 16:35

They've killed pretty much every villain they've had.

Sparrowsabre72026-01-12 16:59

29/45 by Screen Rant's reckoning. Including tv shows.

BravoLeader30002026-01-12 16:44

Well they certainly weren't going to call M'Baku "Man-Ape". And he did challenge T'Challa. I enjoy his characterization in the MCU.

SabraShifter2026-01-12 16:48

Honestly he's had one of the best characater arcs in the entire MCU

MajorTurn68902026-01-12 16:51

Wow lol

patch_e_behr2026-01-12 16:37

I think sometimes directors/producers are afraid to lean too much towards comic book accuracy because it can be seen as goofy when adapted into live action. Which is a shame when it comes to Klawue specifically because they just gave him a generic looking prosthetic rubber hand.

I wonder if they decided to keep it simple because they knew he would be killed off 40 minutes into the movie and therefore what's the point in spending the VFX money when the budget was already so clearly stretched

Moon_Beans12026-01-12 16:38

I mean there's nothing stopping them just having him come back as a living sound being. Sure he was killed but turning into a living sound wave is a nonsense concept anyway so why not have the process can resurrect him?

DarkSaiyanGoku2026-01-12 16:39

I'm glad he didn't, tbh.

usmannaeem2026-01-12 16:43

It's easy to overlook that because the actor playing him is a very versatile and really good one. He is a magnificent addition to the Marvel family that will not be utilized to his fullest artistic potential.

Iamjaykrishnan2026-01-12 16:44

Because, Gollum didn't like the toy robot version

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Everyoneheresamoron2026-01-12 16:49

Because unless you are a complete robot, most normal people don't want to dress up in full costume and do crimes.

Even Killmonger only wore his iconic mask for like, less than a minute in the movie.

akaynaveed2026-01-12 16:50

Because the MCU tries to ground itself in reality where it can.

I know someone’s going to say “so a time traveling scorer is grounded in reality?”

No it’s not, but look at someone like Sam Wilson, a drone vs telepathetic coms with birds. It’s a better choices and it keeps things grounded…

Making Asgardians Aliens and not Gods….

etrigan632026-01-12 16:56

More likely that actors' contracts require that their faces be clearly visible on the screen when they are are speaking/acting. Similar to how Dwayne Johnson contractually obligates the studio to have his characters always win. This is why MCU Tony Stark didn't play the "Iron Man is my bodyguard" shtick.

akaynaveed2026-01-12 17:07

And for the other examples then?

etrigan632026-01-12 19:08

Sly Stallone in Judge Dredd, John Cena as Peacemaker. Every Batman film. With the exception of the last Judge Dredd remake, every masked hero has his/her mask off more than on.

akaynaveed2026-01-12 19:10

no, for the other examples.

not examples of what you are talking about, the other examples i listed.

etrigan632026-01-12 19:25

“Grounded” design is an excuse for not trusting your fanbase and to have an out for the contractual obligations I mentioned.

akaynaveed2026-01-12 19:35

ok.

Edboy7962026-01-12 17:01

Its kinda like how they redesigned Bumble Bee for the Transformers movies and that design informed subsequent animated media after that.

Same with Iron Man after the first MCU film as far as I know

BatmanForever232026-01-12 17:02

Probably cause it looks daft.

juances192026-01-12 17:25

I don't think it was wrong that we first meet him as a regular human, he was just killed too soon. Like have an origin story told across multiple entries rather than already be a being of pure sound from the start.

They could've made it a thing where each movie he gets more and more injured until he fully transitions to a robot body.

GuaridaDeGoro0992026-01-12 17:29

Es el MCU xD no hay mucho que decir, paso lo mismo con el villano con que el pelea el cap en el soldado de invierno, uno que su poder es saltar muy alto o algo asi

Wooden-Radish-90082026-01-12 18:33

Because it looks bad...

ReddiTrawler20212026-01-12 23:57

Klaw was only a supporting villain in the MCU. He was an arms dealer who encountered Ultron and Killmonger and was used by them to get what they wanted.

It's hard to say how dangerous he could have become if the vibranium had enabled him to get sonic powers.

Stormik2026-01-13 09:52

I for one am glad to actually see Andy Serkis. Dude deserves some real-face screen time.