Frankenstein’s Monster

Basic Information Full Name: Frankenstein’s Monster (often mistakenly called Frankenstein) Aliases/Nicknames: The Creature, The Monster, The Wretch, The Demon Age: Ageless (assembled from old body parts) Gender: Male (as referred to in the novel) Occupation: None Affiliation: None Appearance Height: Eight feet tall Build: Enormously strong Eye Color: Not specifically described Hair Color: Not specifically described Distinguishing Features: Assembled from various corpses, large stature, grotesque appearance Background Place of Origin: Victor Frankenstein’s laboratory Family: None (created by Victor Frankenstein) Education: Self-educated; learned language and society by observation History: Created by Victor Frankenstein and brought to life through an ambiguous scientific process Personality Traits: Initially gentle and kind, becomes vengeful Likes: Seeks acceptance and companionship Dislikes: Rejection and cruelty from humans Strengths: Physical strength, resilience, self-awareness Weaknesses: Emotional vulnerability, societal rejection Abilities Skills: Quick learning ability, survival skills Powers (if applicable): None beyond his physical strength and endurance Equipment/Tools: None Relationships Allies: None (initially seeks companionship with humans) Enemies: Victor Frankenstein (creator), humanity in general due to rejection Romantic Interests: None (though he desires a companion) Mentors: None (self-taught) Proteges: None Story Arcs Notable Events: Creation, rejection by society, quest for a companion Character Development: Transformation from an innocent being desiring acceptance to a vengeful creature Challenges/Conflicts: Struggle for acceptance, revenge against his creator Quotes Catchphrases: None Notable Dialogue: “I am miserable beyond all living things!” Trivia Interesting Facts: The Monster is often incorrectly referred to as “Frankenstein,” which is actually the name of his creator. Influences: Inspired by advances in science and exploration of the nature of humanity Cultural Impact: Frankenstein’s Monster has become an iconic figure in horror and popular culture, symbolizing the consequences of man’s attempt to play God. Probable Death Battle Victor Vs Marty McFly: Frankenstein’s Monster, due to superior strength. Vs Robin Hood: Frankenstein’s Monster, for the same reason. Vs T-800 Terminator: T-800 Terminator, due to advanced technology and weaponry. Vs The Master Chief: The Master Chief, because of his combat skills and futuristic arsenal. Vs Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman, as her divine powers far exceed the Monster’s capabilities. References First Appearance: “Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus” (1818) Creators: Mary Shelley Portrayed by (if applicable): Boris Karloff in the classic 1931 film adaptation