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| rdfs:comment | - Ozymandias (real name: Adrian Veidt), also known as the World's Smartest Man, is the hidden main antagonist of the graphic novel series Watchmen by Alan Moore, as well as its 2009 film adaptation. Described as the most knowledgeable man in the world, he is a former superhero who now runs a multi-billion dollar corporation that produces several products and technologies, including a children's franchise based on his superhero persona. He seems to be the most good and pure out of all the seriously flawed and corrupt heroes in the story.
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| type of villain | - Magnificent Bastard / Successful Anti-Villain / Rich Villain
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| Goals | - Defeat Rorschach and Nite Owl Stop World War III and unite the world in fear of an alien invasion/Doctor Manhattan Prevent any knowledge of his actions from reaching the public
- Kill the Comedian
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| Skills | - Genius-level intellect, knowledge and experience in a wide variety of scientific fields, vast wealth and resources , highly-skilled tactician and strategist, martial arts master capable of borderline-superhuman feats of strength, speed and agility
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| Alias | - Ozymandias, The Smartest Man in The World
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| Hobby | - Spending time with his pet Bubastis, reciting poetry, absorbing data through multiple TV sets
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| Occupation | - Superhero
- Terrorist
- Head of Veidt Industries
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| abstract | - Ozymandias (real name: Adrian Veidt), also known as the World's Smartest Man, is the hidden main antagonist of the graphic novel series Watchmen by Alan Moore, as well as its 2009 film adaptation. Described as the most knowledgeable man in the world, he is a former superhero who now runs a multi-billion dollar corporation that produces several products and technologies, including a children's franchise based on his superhero persona. He seems to be the most good and pure out of all the seriously flawed and corrupt heroes in the story. At one point he is almost killed by an assassin in his office building, who dies before he can get any information out of him. This seemingly rules out Ozymandias as a suspect in the murder of The Comedian and confirms Rorschach's theory of a plot to kill off all the superheroes. In the Zack Snyder directed 2009 film adaptation, He was portrayed by actor Matthew Godde and appeared as the hidden main antagonist of the film. Ozymandias was originally inspired by Charlton Comics' (later purchased by DC) classic character Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt
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