Franken Fran Omnibus 1-2

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Anti-Villain: the evil organization in Justice 2 actually controls the whole world's charity organization and tries to make as much good as possible life to cause overpopulation and destroy the world (why this necessitates turning their members into monsters is unclear. Some people of unusual tastes manage to out-creep, though the argument could be, as a doctor, she has issues with people who obsessively cause themselves pain.

Anyone Can Die : No matter the species, no matter the gender, no matter the age (even kids and unborn babies), ANYONE can die, and suffer fates even worse than that if they don't, anyway. He Who Must Not Be Seen: We don't get an indication as to what the guy looks like, besides a flashback, and his face was obscured the entire time, though we figure he might have been a case of I Was Quite a Looker. A lot of Fran's patients wind up in this boat, temporarily or permanently, whether they deserve it or not. She has a unique view of morality, finding certain cases emotionally moving and experimenting out of the goodness of her heart.Bring My Brown Pants: In one of the bonus chapters shows the reporter who got infected in the zombie virus in containment. A notable example is in Chapter 59, where Veronica pretty much begs her to tell her who were the guys who had murdered her best friend. Franken Fran Frantic follows the events of this final chapter and resumes the episodic nature of its predecessor series.

The Worf Effect: Most of the fights she partakes in an amount to her slaughtering the hell out of her enemy. In Chapter 51, the fourth Sentinel is given this instead of the usual superpowers so Sentinel III can claim vengeance for him again and again. During the second World War, Naomitsu worked for the Biochemistry Division, earning fame and the moniker of "Devil of Biology" and "Spider's Thread" due to the nature of his experiments.Glory Hound: While he legitimately looked up to the first Sentinel, he also wanted a life of excitement and adventure, which he got when he started going after Black Lotus. Back From the Dead: On the twelfth page of the very first chapter, Fran explains that while reanimating dead bodies may be doable, properly resurrecting a person's mind with their personality and memories intact is an incredible challenge, virtually impossible. What the boys think is a pile of hot, young women ready to do the down and dirty is actually a mass of tentacles and body parts emitting a pheromone. Create Your Own Villain: The family members of the criminals he murdered eventually don costumes of their own and start fighting him out of vengeance. In Chapter 30, the people who get off on nearly killing themselves proves to be one of the few things that can get this reaction out of Fran herself.

While it’s impossible to say that Franken Fran will reach the same level of infamy, it is a tantalizing story for fans of Doctor Frankenstein and his monster. Despite her Blue-and-Orange Morality, she recognizes that that her estate far too dangerous to raise a child in, as seen in Chapter 52 of the sequel. When he needs to go out in public, though, he'll use a human bodysuit that makes him look more like a standard handsome guy. Acquired Situational Narcissism: The robotics developer in chapter 35 falls victim to this after the Robot Girl modeled after his late wife with her brain patterns uploaded (with help from Fran) into it becomes wildly popular and the fame and fortune (and women) go to his head. He conducted mysterious experiments, leading to a monstrous creature that made us question the very nature of humanity.Though Fran is usually completely analytical and logical in her approach to cases, prioritizing the advancement of science and medicine for the overall benefit of humanity over traditional moral values, she has a soft spot for cases involving romantic affection. Meaningful Name: Greek/Russian male-variant of "Gabriel", which is Hebrew for "God is my strong man". Hidden Depths: While she's generally oblivious to the consequences of her experiments, there are times that hints that she works towards a larger goal in the end.

As such, she is notably violent, though bound to a humane battle etiquette and creed: "to murder while causing as little suffering as possible" and "rather a painless death than a painful life. The Long List: Matsumae explaining what kind of characters has been made out of the clones in "Panoramic Island 1". Veronica, if you consider that she passed through quite a hell after she separated from Professor Madaraki and before she found Fran: Having a dog as her only companion (which very likely died), being scolded as a freak and constantly targeted by the mysterious organization that wants the professor's secret projects. Scarf Of Ass Kicking: Adds a scarf to Sentinel's wardrobe, in addition to wearing one in his casual outfits. However, she can't exactly turn it off, which means what few things she actually likes about her job as a high school teacher are overshadowed by the constant smell of semen and menstrual fluid.

This being Franken Fran there's also the fact that he's got a fully developed infant in his skull thanks to an untested stem cell treatment. until she's revealed to have a nasty case of pneumonia and leaves Pudding at the station until she recovers. Retired Monster: He was part of the Japanese Army during WWII, and given his reputation for horrific experiments it isn't much of a leap to assume he was involved in some thoroughly nasty stuff.