Summary
King Shark may not be the smartest member of Task Force X, but he certainly makes up for it thanks to his brutish nature, curiosity about human culture, and, of course, his outfits inSuicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Players can equip a multitude of outfits for King Shark, lending themselves to more fashionable outings for this son of a god.
Taking to Metropolis as King Shark is a lot of fun thanks to his movement and his humorous moments, but the real show stealer is in the outfits he can wear. After all, what’s better than a talking shark with a bowler hat?Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice Leaguehas the answer.
5Gone Fishin’
PS5 Digital Pre-Order Bonus
If King Shark wants toprove he’s on top of the food chainfor other water-based predators, then the Gone Fishin’ skin is just for him. This outfit seems rather reminiscent of a crocodile hunter, with a sleeveless jacket and large neckless adorned with oversized bullets, probably because crocodile teeth would look far too small on a necklace around King Shark’s neck.
For fans who enjoy this outfit, there’s also a headpiece that can be equipped that has King Shark pierce the fin on his head with skewers, making him look rather cool and unafraid of anything. Except, maybe the Batman, considering everyone is scared of the Caped Crusader, especially one who’s corrupted by Brainiac.
4Gold Kryptonite
Automatically Unlocked During Story
What better protection against the Man of Steel than to wear giant crystals? The Gold Kryptonite outfit perfectly encapsulates Task Force X inSuicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, as they seem to just gamble with their lives. Lex Luthor has a battle suit, but Task Force X has duct tape and rope to tie gold kryptonite to their bodies.
The fight for Superman is going to be a tough one, and wearing the gold kryptonite is a trophy in itself for how far players have come within the story, so it’s worth using just to brag on how far players have come, and how Task Force X may just kill themost important superhero in the DC Universe.
3Supershark
Deluxe Edition Exclusive
Whilst players cannot fly around Metropolis as Superman, they have the next best thing, a walking-talking shark wearing Superman’s outfit. The Supershark costume from the Justice Losers set is great to wear for those who have it, as players canleap tall buildings as King Shark, wearing a sharp red cape that flutters in the air with every movement.
It’s like a comfortable set of pajamas for King Shark, as he squeezes into Superman’s outfit. Whilst the character hasnothing against Superman, he might just like his outfit, and the shiny crest centered on his chest that makes him feel truly super. After all, his father is a god.
2Warrior’s Vestments
Pre-Order Bonus / Purchased From The Store For 1,000 LuthorCoins
A classic outfit from King Shark’s earliest days in the comics, the Warrior’s Vestments outfit comes from the Suicide Squad Classic pack, and features King Shark in his most original form, albeit, one of his strangest. If players are fans of wrestlers and sharks, this outfit must be unbeatable.
It’s fun attention to detail, from the wavy and large fin on his head to the leotard that makes sure he isn’t running around naked. King Shark has gone through many changes over the years, with some writers making him dumber or smarter, but if there’s one thing everyone can agree on, it’s that hisclassic should remain a classic.
1Bowled Over
Complete The Story Mode
The Riddler’s Hat of Invisibility! Despite being a joke by Harley Quinn, it seems that King Shark enjoyed the comfort that this bowler hat provides, so he decided to keep it, as long as players could beat the story. It’s a fun hat that cements itself in one ofSuicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’s funniest scenes, in which King Shark adorns the hat believing it will save him from Batman.
Thestory momentthat this hat comes from is great, but the idea of a talking shark wearing a bowler hat is just too iconic to ignore. Players can wear this hat without worry of it falling off, and despite Riddler only wearing it inBatman: Arkham City, it’s too good to deny.
