Sylvester Stallone

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I want to be part of a group because you know, a shark is the loneliest apex predator. King Shark may be one of the most intimidating characters from The Suicide Squad, but his size and strength don’t render him emotionless. Whether he’s deciding that, no, he shouldn’t actually eat his friends or making a bomb in the likeness of Peacemaker (John Cena), it’s clear King Shark just wants his teammates to like him. King Shark is one of The Suicide Squad‘s most fascinating characters, and that’s because there are two sides to him. The movie has several scenes that see King Shark tearing his enemies in half — quite literally — rendering him a daunting opponent. James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad introduced a number of lovable characters into the DC Extended Universe, but King Shark remains one of the most memorable.