How to Draw Juggernaut in His Charging Action Pose

Cain Marko charges forward in this tutorial on how to draw Juggernaut in his classic action pose from Marvel Comics and X-Men series. Powered by the mystical Gem of Cyttorak, the Juggernaut is an unstoppable force who has clashed with the X-Men countless times. This guide captures him mid-charge with fists ready to smash through anything in his path.

Drawing the Unstoppable Juggernaut

Follow along with 14 steps that build up this massive villain from simple shapes to his full charging pose, capturing all that raw power in motion.

Visual Features of This Pose

Dome-shaped red helmet covering the entire head
Angry white eyes visible through helmet openings
Clenched teeth showing fury
Massive exposed muscular arms
Red armor with shoulder pads and arm bands
Foreshortened charging pose lunging toward viewer
Oversized fists emphasized by the perspective

Juggernaut’s bulk presents a challenge when drawing foreshortening. For another take on this character in a standing pose, there’s a standing Juggernaut tutorial available. If you want to draw more X-Men powerhouses, check out the Colossus guide featuring the X-Men’s own metal-skinned strongman.

Following the Step System

Track your progress using these color codes in each step:

Red Color: lines added in the current step.
Black Color: lines completed earlier.
Gray Color: base sketch for structure.

Getting the foreshortening right is key since Juggernaut’s fists appear huge in this charging view. For other muscular Marvel characters, the Hulk tutorial offers similar anatomy challenges. You might also try The Thing from Fantastic Four to practice bulky character designs.

How to Draw Juggernaut in Action: Complete Tutorial

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Share Your Unstoppable Creation!

That covers drawing Juggernaut barreling toward the viewer with fists ready. Did the foreshortening work out in your version? Leave a comment with your thoughts on the guide, and post links to your finished artwork if you shared it online. Nothing stops the Juggernaut, and nothing should stop you from showing off your sketch.

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