

Captain Bucky's reasons for selecting the Hammerhead shark differ greatly from Dr. Preston King's reasons for attempting to fuse hammerhead DNA with the DNA of his dead, canceratic son. King truly apreciates the subtleties of strength possessed by the hammerhead as a species, as is observable in the photograph to the left. According to King, hammerheads never succumb to disease and there have never been any instances of sharks getting cancer so he transforms his son into a giant, rubberized mute killer - a Jason Voorhies of the ocean rather than lake- surely functioning for Dr. Preston King more phallically than filially. Hammerhead may never be understood until there are least two more sequels released in the series in which the dialogue and female characters glisten with the truth of his character, or at least some strategically placed lubricating jelly.
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