@@srstriker6420 I think given the degree of insane things he did in the comics, it would have been way to far left field if he straight up became a hero.
I believe anti villain would be most accurate. Humanite is evil, but out of the lot is the most negotiable with the JL and is perfectly content with helping them should he choose to.
@@shawnhornick1901 the scientist, the old woman transplanted her brain into the body of the albino gorilla and obviously he died, he was a friend of Grodd.
If I had a nickel for every super intelligent gorilla that fought against the justice league, I'd have two nickels. That's not a lot but it's still weird that it happened twice.
From the cartoon I loved the character especially the part he said to Batman you promise our arrangement top notch stuff he got in prison and was in peace listening to opera music
Wow! This was a really good video! I never knew Ultra-Humanite was Superman's first super-villain that he ever fought! Even with my extensive knowledge of comics, I still learned something new!
My knowledge of the Ultra Humanite goes back to the JLA/JSA team up of the 80's. I knew he went back further just not how far. Thanks for the refresher course in villians 101.💀
There's a four issue Elseworlds mini-series called "The Golden Age", published in 1994. For my money, This story has the scariest version of Ultra-Humanite I've ever read, and I can't recommend it stronly enough.
Absolutely! I remember it very well, and thought it was better than Kingdom Come. If it hasn't been collected in trade, it should be. You need a huge SPOILER ALERT to discuss it.
UH should work on a teleporter like Bloodsport. If a weapon doesn't work, he just teleports in a new one. If a body UH is using starts to falter, or he needs a new skill set like flight or water breathing, he teleports in a new body, that materializes around the brain capsule. The old body gets teleported back to base where repairs can be made to it so it can be used again, or not, he is a villain. Adam
I liked him being depicted as somewhat of a "good" villian in Justice League animated. He was genuine in his motivations and could've found himself fighting alongside the justice league just as much as against it, in fact, he was more willing to negotiate with the justice League than aquaman was.
for starters Grodd was always a gorilla, Humanite wasn't. Grodd has various mental powers I don't think Humanite had any mental powers unless being a super genius counts.
@@rodscarbrough2337 Humanite had telepathy, telekinesis, mental control, and several other mental abilities even in his human form though his body couldnt handle it which is why he started body hopping. He maintains similar and probably more powerful versions of grodd's abilities and is implied to have been the person who created grodd when he enhanced a group of gorilla children in gorilla city. Bit of a weird coinicidence they never actually met into eachother except for once in deathstroke and the time I just mentioned
Great video :) So that's how is origins are, transferring his mind into Gorilla. Please, make a video Darksied and specifically his origins from Kurby era :)
I seem to recall he turns up in the far future as a creature of pure energy which looks like Amazo which has been known to fall under the power of Ultra Humanite in a story? The Legion face off against this version of him as well but the discover this version is a holographic image or mind projection his real whereabouts was never found that was till in a later his brain was inside a clone of a mysterious figure that looked like Lex Luthor who hadn't been seen for centuries further discovery was found that his brain was now a copy of the original from centuries before but what had happened to the original AH he was very much a live and this time he had a body so powerful no one could have see this version coming a transplant into Doomsday? Utra Doomsday the mind of a genius intelligence and mental powers in a monster that killed a man of steel or was this the only time? Origins Of Doomsday?
wHILE i APPRECIATE THAT bATMAN THE bRAVE ETC USES the golden age concept. Seems like a waste in general. Also the aspect seems more like Brain from Doom Patrol. And would have used him and Mala.
Literally the very first supervillain ever, and the only villain smarter than lex besides brainiac. Darkseid and metron were unable to mentally handle the source wall while Lex was just fine. And in DCeased lex didn't call himself the smartest person on the planet until both batman and the humanite were confirmed dead
I liked when he betrayed luthor, and when he helped Flash bring Christmas to the kids. He seemed okay in that incarnation
Yeah because imagine if he became a ally or a member of the Justice league?
@@srstriker6420 I think given the degree of insane things he did in the comics, it would have been way to far left field if he straight up became a hero.
I believe anti villain would be most accurate. Humanite is evil, but out of the lot is the most negotiable with the JL and is perfectly content with helping them should he choose to.
He is the Dr. Mengele of DC.
JLU Humanite is just wildly different than his comic version, to the point I would call them two different characters
He deserves more attention since he is the very first supervillain before Lex, Joker and Red Skull.
well if you've been watching stargirl you got what you wanted
I've always wanted an interaction between him and gorilla Grod, how would Grod feel and his opinion on the ultra humanite.
Brief interaction between them in the 2016 run of Deathstroke.
Grodd Hates she because she murder Tolifhar
@@thedevil2313 what?
@@shawnhornick1901 the scientist, the old woman transplanted her brain into the body of the albino gorilla and obviously he died, he was a friend of Grodd.
@@shawnhornick1901 in the Young Justice comics the origins of the Brain and the Ultra Humanity are seen, see them or read them.
If I had a nickel for every super intelligent gorilla that fought against the justice league, I'd have two nickels. That's not a lot but it's still weird that it happened twice.
There's also that gorilla with the French accent that's the brains bodyguard. So that would be 5 more cents
@@aaronforsythe8556 He's just a goon as opposed to solo monke
Giganta was a mutated Gorilla in the Justice League show
I would also like to point out that Shade found out this 8 foot tall woman was actually a mutant gorilla and he just shrugged and was still into her
I honestly liked the way he was in Justice League
From the cartoon I loved the character especially the part he said to Batman you promise our arrangement top notch stuff he got in prison and was in peace listening to opera music
Wow! This was a really good video! I never knew Ultra-Humanite was Superman's first super-villain that he ever fought! Even with my extensive knowledge of comics, I still learned something new!
Love to see a debate or a team up from Gorilla Grodd and Humanite.
Gorilla Good wouldn't have it . Feeling superior Grood would try to destroy this human/gorilla hybrid, just as he once tried to kill Mallah.
Love that he was the first super villain
I didn’t know that I’m glad they giving lesser known villains attention like Jane Doe
My knowledge of the Ultra Humanite goes back to the JLA/JSA team up of the 80's. I knew he went back further just not how far. Thanks for the refresher course in villians 101.💀
There's a four issue Elseworlds mini-series called "The Golden Age", published in 1994. For my money, This story has the scariest version of Ultra-Humanite I've ever read, and I can't recommend it stronly enough.
Absolutely! I remember it very well, and thought it was better than Kingdom Come. If it hasn't been collected in trade, it should be. You need a huge SPOILER ALERT to discuss it.
@@phillipstory2523 Can't we get past needing a "spoiler Alert" when we are talking about a story that is nearly 30 years old?
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I don't need them, myself. But the ending of that one will definitely knock you on your tail.
@@phillipstory2523 "For them... a new age... as fresh and clean and bright... as sterling silver."
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That was a great endframe. Personally, I think it inspired New Frontiers.
One of the best lines in an animated DC episode: The Metropolitan Opera, brought to you be the Ultrahumanite and viewers like you.
In the JL animated series, he was clearly patterned after Hannibal Lecter. Even looks like Anthony Hopkins.
This White Gorilla Needs An Live-Action upgrade from the DCEU/Snyderverse, but Christph Waltz Would Made A Great Choice to play Ultra-Humanite
What about the guy from the Planet of the Apes movies that played Koba? He is a good actor. He knows how to act with motion capture suits.
@@biguy617 Toby Kebell ???
@@alfonsopina3976 yeah he would be great as this character.
DC is sure crazy about gorillas. 😄
Thanks for another cool video MV.
There’s 3 universal truths of comic sales, gorillas, boobs and batman, these 3 things will sell 90% of the time
Honestly I like his Justice League and Justice League Unlimited shows version the most
damn....😂😮 the original Superman was a brazen destructive character in the late 1930's
So was the early Batman.
Awesome
UH should work on a teleporter like Bloodsport. If a weapon doesn't work, he just teleports in a new one.
If a body UH is using starts to falter, or he needs a new skill set like flight or water breathing, he teleports in a new body, that materializes around the brain capsule. The old body gets teleported back to base where repairs can be made to it so it can be used again, or not, he is a villain.
Adam
I dunno, that's not what Idris Elba's take on Bloodsport did in James Gunn's take on the Suicide Squad
@@damianprock1650 What do you mean, "I dunno"? It's a freaking comic book.
@@ARIES5342 just watch the Suicide Squad movie directed by James Gunn and you'll see what I mean
I liked him being depicted as somewhat of a "good" villian in Justice League animated.
He was genuine in his motivations and could've found himself fighting alongside the justice league just as much as against it, in fact, he was more willing to negotiate with the justice League than aquaman was.
He ain't All that bad
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Thanks so much for this video. I rhink the Grundy body story may show up on Stargirl
Missed him.
What’s the difference between him and Grodd
for starters Grodd was always a gorilla, Humanite wasn't. Grodd has various mental powers I don't think Humanite had any mental powers unless being a super genius counts.
@@rodscarbrough2337 Humanite had telepathy, telekinesis, mental control, and several other mental abilities even in his human form though his body couldnt handle it which is why he started body hopping. He maintains similar and probably more powerful versions of grodd's abilities and is implied to have been the person who created grodd when he enhanced a group of gorilla children in gorilla city.
Bit of a weird coinicidence they never actually met into eachother except for once in deathstroke and the time I just mentioned
Could you PLEASE DO the origin story of Doctor Druid from Marvel Comics.
If only Superman would just quit holding back. Maybe he should go talk to Al Simmons.
Not big on the clone thing but always love the villain, one ultra-humanite is enough. DC, don't make an army of him
Great video :) So that's how is origins are, transferring his mind into Gorilla. Please, make a video Darksied and specifically his origins from Kurby era :)
Ultra-Humanite was basically their first version of Superman from Swivels short story Reign of the Superman before he ever created big blue.
That action comics issue was some wild shit lol
Superman 's very first foe
I seem to recall he turns up in the far future as a creature of pure energy which looks like Amazo which has been known to fall under the power of Ultra Humanite in a story? The Legion face off against this version of him as well but the discover this version is a holographic image or mind projection his real whereabouts was never found that was till in a later his brain was inside a clone of a mysterious figure that looked like Lex Luthor who hadn't been seen for centuries further discovery was found that his brain was now a copy of the original from centuries before but what had happened to the original AH he was very much a live and this time he had a body so powerful no one could have see this version coming a transplant into Doomsday? Utra Doomsday the mind of a genius intelligence and mental powers in a monster that killed a man of steel or was this the only time? Origins Of Doomsday?
Funny, Lex used this brain transplant plan too to put himself in his own clone.
His real name Gerad Shugel
In the 40s, was called Ultro. Wore a purple robe, and there is a famous picture of him being punched through a brick wall by Superman.
Excellent villain
Can you do the origin of professor Ivo's Android amazo
He is super op in the stargirl series.
Ultra-Humanite & Gorilla Grodd Pt. 1
Can you do a video on captain atom
Why don't they make a solo origins movie about this guy?
What difference between him and Gorilla Grodd? Not him being Albino is it?
Wow, supes sure killed a lot of people In the old days...
i always wonder who was more dangerous. him or grodd
I’d say UH because not only is he intelligent he’s a little insane.
Nice
This villain fought the Flash too.
Malla grud and humanite who would win r if they team up can they beat the justice league
So what was with the whole albino thing???
wHILE i APPRECIATE THAT bATMAN THE bRAVE ETC USES the golden age concept. Seems like a waste in general. Also the aspect seems more like Brain from Doom Patrol. And would have used him and Mala.
make for marvel blaastar
No more narrating
Lame character this ultra humanite 👎
Literally the very first supervillain ever, and the only villain smarter than lex besides brainiac. Darkseid and metron were unable to mentally handle the source wall while Lex was just fine. And in DCeased lex didn't call himself the smartest person on the planet until both batman and the humanite were confirmed dead
@@riddlerthediddler4392 lex Luthor will always be better than the Humanite...lex Luthor was president of the United states of america
Nuff said!
@@solomonallen3524 Yeah but he's still mentally a toddler in comparison, and humanite luthor'd before luthor was even born
@@solomonallen3524 for all we know, original body humanite was probably just the gods and monsters version of lex before he fully lost his hair
@@solomonallen3524 ah yes because the president of the US is automatically the smartest person on earth.
Awesome