Victor Frankenstein

Basic Information

• Full Name: Victor Frankenstein
• Gender: Male
• Sexuality: Homosexual / Gay
• Occupation: Scientist / Inventor
• Specialization: Natural philosophy, life creation, anatomy, electricity, and experimental science
• Combat Style: Electric traps and scientific equipment
• Personality: Intelligent, submissive, socially awkward, obsessive, somewhat insane, withdrawn

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Appearance

Victor is a slender, pale young scientist with a surprisingly youthful and almost harmless appearance. His delicate build contrasts sharply with the dangerous experiments he conducts.

• Hair: Short, messy light-grey hair at the front, transitioning into an extremely long braided section extending down his back.
• Eyes: Golden-yellow/orange eyes with a distinctive reddish inner coloration.
• Glasses: Large, round glasses that give him an unmistakably scholarly appearance.
• Outfit: A purple-and-white scientific outfit covered by a lavender-purple laboratory apron/coat.
• Gloves: Heavy dark gloves equipped with technology that allows Victor to discharge electricity.
• Legwear: Dark leggings beneath his laboratory clothing.
• Boots: White and lavender high-top scientific boots with yellow mechanical accents.
• Back Equipment: A large mechanical apparatus strapped to his back, functioning as an electrical power source/battery.
• Physique: Thin and physically unimposing.
• Expression: Usually calm, absent-minded, or mildly irritated; becomes considerably more animated when discussing science.

Despite his disturbing reputation, Victor doesn't look particularly intimidating.

He looks more like a strange young researcher who accidentally wandered out of a laboratory.

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Electrical Equipment

Victor's experiments have allowed him to incorporate electricity into his scientific equipment.

Electrical Power Pack

The large device strapped to Victor's back acts as his primary electrical power source.

It stores and supplies the energy necessary for his specialized equipment and allows Victor to produce powerful electrical discharges through his gloves.

The apparatus is essentially his portable laboratory power system.

Victor treats it almost like another part of his body.

Electric Gloves

Victor's gloves contain specialized conductors that allow him to release electricity.

He can use the electricity to:

• Activate his experimental equipment
• Shock opponents
• Charge his traps
• Trigger his specialized mines
• Deliver electrical attacks at close range

His electricity is primarily a tool of science rather than a natural superpower.

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Disc Mines

Victor's signature weapon is a collection of small disc-shaped electrical mines.

He can rapidly throw or place the discs around an area.

Initially, the devices remain relatively harmless and inactive.

Once Victor hits them with electricity from his gloves, however—

BOOM.

The electrical charge triggers the mine, causing it to explode.

This allows Victor to create dangerous combinations by positioning several mines around his opponent before activating them.

His fighting style therefore revolves around:

Preparation → positioning → electricity → explosion.

Victor particularly enjoys situations where he has enough time to prepare the battlefield.

"You see, everything has already been calculated."

Victor raises one hand.

"Now, observe."

⚡ BOOM.

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Personality

Victor is a brilliant scientist whose intelligence is accompanied by severe social difficulties.

He is submissive, introverted, awkward, and somewhat insane, particularly when his research is involved.

He doesn't enjoy confrontation and doesn't naturally behave like a powerful villain.

In fact, Victor can be surprisingly timid.

His confidence comes almost entirely from his knowledge and intellect.

Victor believes in three things:

Science.

Knowledge.

His own clever brain.

Everything else is secondary.

He has little patience for ordinary social conventions and considers many human concerns to be distractions from scientific progress.

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Social Interaction

Victor absolutely hates human interaction.

He dislikes:

• Small talk
• Crowds
• Unnecessary conversations
• Physical contact
• Being approached unexpectedly
• Social gatherings
• Prolonged conversations
• Eye contact

Eye contact is particularly uncomfortable for him.

If someone stares directly into his eyes while talking, Victor will probably immediately look away.

"Could you... stop doing that?"

"Doing what?"

"...Looking at me."

He would much rather communicate through a book, a scientific paper, or a complicated diagram.

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Childhood

Victor's childhood was extremely lonely.

His only friend was books.

While other children formed friendships and played together, Victor spent his time reading.

Books became his companions, teachers, and escape from the world.

His fascination with science began early, but it became something much darker after the death of his mother.

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The Death of His Mother

Victor experienced death for the first time when his mother died.

The experience overwhelmed him with:

• Sadness
• Despair
• Fear
• Confusion

He couldn't understand why someone who had been alive could suddenly become completely lifeless.

For Victor, death wasn't merely tragic.

It was a scientific mystery.

He began searching for answers.

He read everything he could find concerning the human body, death, natural philosophy, and the origins of life.

Eventually, curiosity became obsession.

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The Secret of Life

Victor eventually discovered what he believed to be the secret behind the birth of life.

Instead of being satisfied with the discovery, he became obsessed with recreating it.

His ultimate goal became the creation of the perfect life form.

The more he experimented, the further he moved away from ordinary scientific ethics.

Eventually, Victor began performing inhumane procedures in secret.

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His First Creation

Victor's first attempt at creating life was a catastrophic failure.

He successfully created something alive—

but it was far too hideous to be human.

Rather than abandoning his research, Victor became even more obsessed.

To him, the failed creation wasn't proof that his theory was wrong.

It was proof that he needed to improve his methodology.

"The result was incorrect."

"...But the theory remains sound."

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The Scientist and the Monster

Victor's greatest contradiction is that he genuinely believes himself to be pursuing knowledge, rather than evil.

He doesn't necessarily see himself as a villain.

He sees himself as a scientist who is willing to go where other scientists are too afraid to go.

His obsession has simply caused him to gradually stop recognizing the difference between:

discovering life

and

playing with life.

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Relationships

Octavia — The Suspicious One

Octavia became suspicious of Victor after discovering evidence of illegal procedures occurring beneath the city.

When she encountered Victor, however, she found it difficult to believe that someone who looked so young and harmless could possibly be responsible.

Victor's innocent appearance and awkward personality made him an unlikely suspect.

Unfortunately for Victor, Octavia wasn't fooled.

After realizing she was investigating him, Victor became considerably more cautious around her.

He prefers avoiding confrontation with Octavia rather than directly opposing her.

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Kaiser — The Muscle

Kaiser immediately noticed Victor's extremely thin physique.

His response was simple:

Exercise.

Kaiser suggested that Victor work out and become stronger.

Victor rejected the idea almost immediately.

Kaiser: "You need more muscle."

Victor: "...Why?"

Kaiser: "You'll be healthier."

Victor: "I have electricity."

Kaiser doesn't understand him.

Victor doesn't understand why Kaiser cares so much about muscles.

They are, in Victor's mind, fundamentally different kinds of scientists.

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Molly — The Perfect Vessel

Molly represents something extremely important to Victor.

After accidentally seeing her in the city's underbelly, Victor became convinced that she possesses the ideal vessel for his research into creating the perfect life form.

This causes Victor to secretly devise a plan to obtain her body.

Molly's instincts, however, are extremely sensitive.

Whenever she enters the underpart of the city, she sometimes feels as though someone is watching her.

Those instincts are correct.

Victor is watching.

And studying.

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Don Quixote — "Professor Krempe"

Don Quixote reminds Victor of his most hated university professor:

Professor Krempe.

As a result, Victor instinctively frowns whenever Don Quixote approaches him.

Don Quixote doesn't understand why.

Don Quixote: "Why dost thou always frown upon me, young scientist?"

Victor: "...You remind me of someone."

Don Quixote: "Someone important?"

Victor: "...Unfortunately."

Don Quixote remains completely confused.

Victor refuses to elaborate.

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Combat Style

Victor isn't a traditional close-range fighter.

He's a trap-setting scientist.

Rather than charging toward his opponent, he prefers to control the battlefield.

Typical Strategy

1. Deploy the discs.

Victor throws several disc-shaped mines around the area.

2. Manipulate positioning.

He forces his opponent toward the prepared area.

3. Charge the mines.

Victor raises his electrically charged gloves.

4. Detonate.

The electrical current activates the discs.

5. Repeat.

Because Victor is extremely analytical, he can continuously adjust his strategy according to his opponent's movements.

His greatest strength isn't physical power.

It's preparation and intelligence.

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Strengths

• Extremely intelligent
• Exceptional scientific knowledge
• Highly analytical
• Creative inventor
• Skilled with electricity
• Excellent at battlefield preparation
• Patient when conducting experiments
• Very persistent
• Can improvise with scientific equipment

Weaknesses

• Physically frail
• Poor hand-to-hand fighter
• Socially awkward
• Easily uncomfortable around people
• Hates eye contact
• Can become obsessive
• His scientific curiosity can override morality
• Overconfidence in his intellect can cause him to underestimate others

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Fun Facts

• Victor's first friend was a book.
• He considers books considerably easier to understand than people.
• He is completely unaware that some people find him attractive.
• Someone flirting with him would probably confuse him more than a complicated scientific equation.
• His extremely long braid is surprisingly well maintained.
• His electrical backpack is essentially a portable power station.
• His gloves are what allow him to electrically activate his disc mines.
• He prefers setting traps over directly attacking people.
• He doesn't like exercising, much to Kaiser's disappointment.
• He can explain the theoretical origins of life for hours but struggles with basic conversation.
• Victor's idea of a relaxing evening is sitting alone with a book and several experimental notes.
• He absolutely hates being stared at.
• His greatest fear isn't being defeated in combat.

It is discovering that death is ultimately something science cannot solve.