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Description

Yup, Frakenstein's Monster himself, based primarily on what was shown in Frankenstein Conquers the World. We added traits of the speculative idea where Neanderthals were nocturnal hunters looking like the Boogeyman, and some of Grisha's Titan form from Attack on Titan. The loincloth was based on Disney's Tarzan. Also a neck zipper to reference normal Frankenstein stories.

His roar will be the normal Titans from the live-action Attack on Titan films.

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Artificial Human
FRANKENSTEIN

Theme: Transylvanian Lullaby (Young Frankenstein): www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SjjS4…

フランケンシュタイン

Height: 20 meters
Mass: 200 tons
Faction: Mutants
Category: 2

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In 1930, in the dark town of Transylvania, a scientist named VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN wanted to discover a way to make the dead walk again. He succeeds and creates a monster that has to deal with living again. Terror spread, and an angry mob kills Frankenstein and his monster, burning them alive. However, during World War II, German scientists find the monster's heart, and it is still beating. Believing it could help create super soldiers, the Nazis send it to their allies in Japan for research. At the end of the war, the atomic bomb destroyed Hiroshima, where the heart was being kept. Miraculously, the heart survived, albeit irradiated. 15 years later, a wild boy was discovered wandering in the forests. Scientists eventually captured and studied him, discovering that he was regenerated from the lost heart of Frankenstein. One day, Frankenstein, which they named the creature after its original creator, disappeared into the wild. To this day, no one knows if Frankenstein is still alive in the wilderness somewhere.

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Abilities/Aspects:
-Remarkably strong, able to lift 230 tons with ease
-Can regenerate lost limbs and heal wounds
-Despite mutation, is quite intelligent, and capable of limited speech
-Vulnerable to artillery fire, though heart is apparently indestructible

Character (c) Mary Shelley (revised by Toho Co, Ltd.)
Redesign (c) Nick Dodge (Me)

Description

Yup, Frakenstein's Monster himself, based primarily on what was shown in Frankenstein Conquers the World. We added traits of the speculative idea where Neanderthals were nocturnal hunters looking like the Boogeyman, and some of Grisha's Titan form from Attack on Titan. The loincloth was based on Disney's Tarzan. Also a neck zipper to reference normal Frankenstein stories.

His roar will be the normal Titans from the live-action Attack on Titan films.

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Artificial Human
FRANKENSTEIN

Theme: Transylvanian Lullaby (Young Frankenstein): www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SjjS4…

フランケンシュタイン

Height: 20 meters
Mass: 200 tons
Faction: Mutants
Category: 2

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In 1930, in the dark town of Transylvania, a scientist named VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN wanted to discover a way to make the dead walk again. He succeeds and creates a monster that has to deal with living again. Terror spread, and an angry mob kills Frankenstein and his monster, burning them alive. However, during World War II, German scientists find the monster's heart, and it is still beating. Believing it could help create super soldiers, the Nazis send it to their allies in Japan for research. At the end of the war, the atomic bomb destroyed Hiroshima, where the heart was being kept. Miraculously, the heart survived, albeit irradiated. 15 years later, a wild boy was discovered wandering in the forests. Scientists eventually captured and studied him, discovering that he was regenerated from the lost heart of Frankenstein. One day, Frankenstein, which they named the creature after its original creator, disappeared into the wild. To this day, no one knows if Frankenstein is still alive in the wilderness somewhere.

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Abilities/Aspects:
-Remarkably strong, able to lift 230 tons with ease
-Can regenerate lost limbs and heal wounds
-Despite mutation, is quite intelligent, and capable of limited speech
-Vulnerable to artillery fire, though heart is apparently indestructible

Character (c) Mary Shelley (revised by Toho Co, Ltd.)
Redesign (c) Nick Dodge (Me)