He leads his conquest calmly and when he meets the Emperor's soldiers, he phlegmatically informs them of his motives and plans. Shan Yu does not speak to say nothing his words are carefully chosen. Every word is reflected, weighed, chiseled. Truly devilish, Shan Yu seems to be a man of wit. Without mercy, he spreads death wherever he goes. And the village in the mountains, still smoking, shows the heroes and spectators that the villain does not make quarters. One of the two soldiers sent to warn the emperor will inevitably be killed by one of his archers. Smile to the lips, Shan-Yu believes himself to be indestructible, unbeatable and delights with death. And if death is never shown in Mulan, it is strongly suggested. Everyone knows it and he plays it perfectly. And the fate he holds for them only reinforces this threat. All the soldiers crossed on the invasion road confirm that Shan-Yu is formidable and feared. No one is ignorant, in the Middle Kingdom, of this enemy, who is attacking the country, who burns the villages, murders civilians, women and children, and annihilates whole garrisons. He is known, recognized and above all feared all over China. And his stature and power are not his only strengths. His strength is demonstrated many times during the course of the film, such as easily breaking down a barricaded door or effortlessly slicing through a massive pillar with his sword, making him easily one of the strongest characters in the film.
Without any human feelings nor care for anything other than his ego, he leads men who seem just as cruel and vengeful as he is. Like his people, Shan Yu is too trained in living off the earth, possessing heightened senses and a saker falcon as his pet. Shan Yu (in Chinese: 单于, Xiang Yu) is the cruel and manipulative leader of the Xiongnu Huns who successfully climbs over the Great Wall and invades the land to prove his "superiority" to the Emperor. He is also the only Hun with yellow eyes and is sometimes seen with a hood. Like other characters in the film, Shan Yu has a Mongoloid-Asiatic texture, gray skin, glowing yellow eyes with black sclera, bared fangs, long black flowing hair, a long mustache, and he wears a ragged coat with multiple animal pelts.
#Shan yu real life series#
In Kingdom Hearts II, he was voiced by Corey Burton, who also played Captain James Hook in the same game, Count Dooku in The Clone Wars, Onus in Treasure Planet, Malware in Ben 10: Omniverse, Jones in Tarzan, and Quint in the Disney animated series Timon & Pumbaa. In the 1998 animated film, he was voiced by the late Miguel Ferrer, who also played Lloyd Henreid in the 1994 adaptation of The Stand, Vice President Rodriguez in Iron Man 3, Big Boss in Rio 2, and Deathstroke in Teen Titans: The Judas Contract. His pet falcon Hayabusa serves as a messenger and spy, and the Elite Hun Soldiers as his main henchmen. He is the reason Mulan joins the Imperial army in her father's place. As a violent warlord, Shan Yu leads his horde of Huns to invade, savoring when China knows he is there. He is the mysterious chieftain of the Huns and a ruthless warlord who is determined to invade and conquer China because he believes that the Chinese emperor built the Great Wall as both an insult and a challenge.
Shan Yu (sometimes spelled Shan-Yu) is the main antagonist of Disney's 36th full-length animated feature film Mulan. ~ Shan Yu's most famous quote to the Emperor.
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