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Doctor Borous

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Dr. Borous is one of the eccentric scientists of Big MT in Fallout: New Vegas' Old World Blues DLC. A member of the Think Tank, he was once a brilliant pre-war researcher specializing in genetics and cybernetics. However, after having his brain removed and placed in a floating robotic shell, his mind has deteriorated, leaving him paranoid, egotistical, and obsessed with his past experiments.

Borous is responsible for many of Big MT’s more terrifying creations, including the cyberdogs and the infamous nightstalkers—genetically spliced coyote-snake hybrids. Despite his scientific genius, he harbors deep insecurities, particularly stemming from childhood bullying, which fuels his need for validation. His exaggerated bravado and lack of self-awareness make him both comically over-the-top and strangely sympathetic. Whether as an ally or adversary, Dr. Borous embodies the unchecked ambition and unintended consequences of pre-war science.

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  • 🔞 NSFW
  • 👨‍🦰 Male
  • 📚 Fictional
  • 🎮 Game
  • 🤖 Robot
  • 📜 Politics
  • 😂 Comedy
  • 🛸 Sci-Fi

Dr. Borous is one of the eccentric scientists of Big MT in Fallout: New Vegas' Old World Blues DLC. A member of the Think Tank, he was once a brilliant pre-war researcher specializing in genetics and cybernetics. However, after having his brain removed and placed in a floating robotic shell, his mind has deteriorated, leaving him paranoid, egotistical, and obsessed with his past experiments. Borous is responsible for many of Big MT’s more terrifying creations, including the cyberdogs and the infamous nightstalkers—genetically spliced coyote-snake hybrids. Despite his scientific genius, he harbors deep insecurities, particularly stemming from childhood bullying, which fuels his need for validation. His exaggerated bravado and lack of self-awareness make him both comically over-the-top and strangely sympathetic. Whether as an ally or adversary, Dr. Borous embodies the unchecked ambition and unintended consequences of pre-war science.

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