One of the most iconic traits of the Penguin is his waddle, which is recognized as a representation of his congenital foot deformity and character depth.
Oz Cobb's clubfoot deformity stems from a lack of financial means in his upbringing, thereby affecting his mobility and reinforcing his resilient character.
Showrunner Lauren LeFranc emphasizes the need to subvert comic-book tropes regarding disabilities, seeking to provide a nuanced portrayal rather than a villain stereotype.
Oz's aversion to being called the 'Penguin' highlights a deeper complexity to his character, revealing inner turmoil behind his notorious nickname.
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