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| rdfs:comment | - Frankenstein's Monster is a unique golem appearing in Frankenstein's Lab. By the time the player encounters him, he should not be a huge threat, essentially being a somewhat stronger flesh golem. This page is a . You could probably [ expand this page] should you wish to do so.
- Frankenstein's Monster is in the episode Dr. Whatshisname. He is the monster made by Dr. Frankenstein, but needs a simple minded fools brain for which Dr. Frankenstein is seeking out.
- Frankenstein's Monster is an artificial construct created by the late Dr. Victor Frankenstein.
- Frankenstein's Monster was a Promethean created by Victor Frankenstein. It is the Progenitor of the Frankenstein Lineage.
- Frankenstein's Monster was animated by the Nazis in World War II. He fought Bigby Wolf when Bigby Wolf teamed up with Allied soldiers to stop the experiment. He is now only an animated head which is in the business office in the Woodlands building, and Bufkin often gives him drinks due to his phantom thirst. He is one of Bufkin's best friends.
- While Spike recovered from a serious operation, one that left his mind in the body of Autobot X, he watched a movie on Teletraan I. The movie featured an inanimate being made of mis-matching parts and an evil brain. A hunched creature begged the creator of the behemoth, Dr. Frankenstein, not to reanimate the grotesque parody of life. The Doctor, however, thought that the creature would be grateful for the giant and powerful body given to him and vivified the monster. As it started to growl, the voice of the hunchback shrieked at Frankenstein that he had created a monster.
- Frankenstein's Monster is a tragic villain in the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and many film adaptations. Although he had immense powers of speech in the original novel, most film versions remove this, making him a mute, robotic character.
- In 2161, Commander Charles Tucker III had a model of Frankentein's monster in his quarters aboard the NX-class starship Enterprise. When Tucker died, Commander T'Pol packed the figure in a suitcase that she gave to his parents. (ENT: "These Are the Voyages...") In the original Shelley novel, Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus, the "monster" is usually referred to as "the creature", "the fiend", or "the wretch". The name "Frankentein's monster" was not established until after the novel's publication. Though not stated in the novel, the Shelley maintained that the creature's name was "Adam".
- Frankenstein's Monster is a LEGO Studios Minifigure who appeared in one set in 2002.
- In "Ricky Spanish", the monster is amazed at the crowd passing him by to chase Roger's persona of Ricky Spanish and cautiously urges them to continue passing him by.
- When Roberta Tubbs discovers that two hunks that she had a romantic interest in are gay and have sex with each other when she tries to get them to fight over her in "Nightmare on Grace Street", the monster appears and notes that not all gays are monsters but all monsters are gay. The monster is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson.
- Frankenstein's Monster is a monster created by Dr. Frankenstein and used by Dracula as a source of power to bring his children to life.
- According to Selina, Frankenstein's Monster was brought to life by lightning and madness. Its body was tightly put together with knots and bolts. It was mentioned in the Legendarium: “Technology in its earliest form, brought about a man-made monster, scrapped together with knots and bolts.”
- Frankenstein's Monster für das Atari 2600 kam einzig und allein im Halloween Special von James Rolfe vor. Es ist ein derartig abstraktes und schlechtes Spiel, so Rolfe, das er sich schämt es gespielt zu haben.
- Brian sets up a cutaway when he realizes that Olivia Fuller has been using him and Stewie to support her fame and compares her to "Frankenstein" after he became a loan officer. The monster is shown listening to a pitch from a loan applicant, but reacts in rage and denies her application when she suggests that the store would sell pitchforks. After Carter Pewterschmidt buys the Pawtucket Brewery in "Carter and Tricia", Peter notes that he would rather work with Dr. Frankenstein, setting up a cutaway in which Igor criticizes the doctor for making a male monster.
- Frankenstein's Monster is a Universal Monster character featured as one of the main event icons at Fright Nights at Universal Studios Florida.
- Frankenstein's monster (or Frankenstein's creature) is a fictional character that first appeared in Mary Shelley's novel, Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus. In the novel, the creature has no name—a symbol of his parentlessness and lack of human sense of self and identity. He does call himself, when speaking to his creator, Victor Frankenstein, the "Adam of your labours". He is also variously referred to as a "creature," "fiend," "the dæmon," "wretch," "zombie," "devil," "being," and "ogre" in the novel.
- Frankenstein's Monster was originally created by the scientist, Dr. Victor Frankenstein sometime in the early 19th century. Frankenstein originally gave life to the creature using a secret method that combined modern science with medieval alchemy. Upon the successful completion of his experiment, Frankenstein became horrified by his own creation and quickly abandons it. Alone, frightened and unaware of it's own origin, the monster began wandering the wilderness.
- Dr, Victor Frankenstein believed that electricity could be used as a power source to bring the dead back to life. He harnessed powers meant only for God and conducted a series of experiments on stolen corpses. When a bolt of lightning brings his monster to life in the lab, Frankenstein is immediately sorry. He intended his creation to be beautiful, but it was revolting. Horrified, Dr. Frankenstein runs away from his awful creation. Later, while sleeping in his holiday cot, Dr. Frankenstein awakes to see the ghastly monster standing at his bedside. Once again, he flees his creation. After Dr. Frankenstein's brother is murdered, the monster admits to killing him as a way to strike back at his "father" for rejecting him. Dr. Frankenstein begins work on a female creature, but his conscience an
- In 1996, an android version of Frankenstein's monster, along with a version of Count Dracula and the Grey Lady, was part of an attraction at the Festival of Ghana. (TV: The Chase) On 30 December 1999, Pete watched the Frankenstein film featuring the creature while the Seventh Doctor regenerated in his morgue. After regenerating, the Eighth Doctor was startled by the creature on Pete's television. (TV: Doctor Who)
- Following his work in creating the monster, Victor Frankenstein becomes seriously ill for four months. During that time, the monster sets off on his own into the world. Due to his ugliness, he is always met with rejection and fear. The monster goes into hiding near the home of a French family and learns to read and speak from their books. The monster hopes that the family's blind grandfather will accept him as a friend. When he is rejected by the French family too the monster finally turns angry and violent.
- In "Total Rickall" Frankenstein's Monster is one of the first false characters to appear in the Smith house. He was introduced in a false memory of Jerry getting his head stuck in the staircase's guardrail. After Mr. Beauregarde helps him free his head, the Monster walks into the room and "takes back what he said about British cuisine". He continues to appear in every flashback after that.
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| Goals | - To integrate himself into society and have a family ,
force Doctor Frankenstein to make him a bride , to seek revenge on his creator .
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| Origin | - Mary Shelly's Frankenstein
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- Subject 47; Frankenstein's Monster from Dead of Night Featuring Werewolf by Night Vol 1 1.jpg
- ; Frankenstein's Monster from Deadpool Killustrated Vol 1 3 001.png
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| Alias | - The Creature, The Monster, Frankenstein Monster, Frankenstein, Adam, Wretch, Devil, Demon, Fiend, Enemy, Being, It, Ogre, Thing
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| Hobby | - Reading Paradise Lost and other books, stealing food, playing with children , getting revenge on his creator.
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| Related | - Castle Frankenstein; Castle Frankenstein.JPG
- Dr. Frankenstein; Victor Frankenstein .jpg
- Frankenstein Family; Frank von Frankenstein.JPG
- Chickenstein's Monster; Chickenstein's Monster 1.jpg
- S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Clone of Frankenstein's Monster; Frankensteins_Monster___1.jpg
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- Battleworld Construct;Frankenstein's_Monster___from_Fantastic_Four_Vol_1_274.jpg
- Owen Wallach(took up the Monster's body); Owen Wallach 3.jpg
- Frankenstein's Monster(Computer program); Frankenstein's Monster Doom 2099 Vol 1 9.jpg
- Ludwig Frankenstein's Monster(Cosmic Power); Frankenstein's Monster .jpg
- Basil Frankenstein's Monster (Nazi); Frankenstein's Monster .jpg
- Anna Frankenstein's Monster (Nazi);Beast of Frankenstein from U.S.A. Comics Vol 1 13 0001.jpg
- Frankenstein's Monster (Alien Robot); Frankenstein's Monster 001.JPG
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| Occupation | - Creation of Dr. Frankenstein, Vagabond, Homeless man
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| abstract | - Frankenstein's Monster is a unique golem appearing in Frankenstein's Lab. By the time the player encounters him, he should not be a huge threat, essentially being a somewhat stronger flesh golem. This page is a . You could probably [ expand this page] should you wish to do so.
- Frankenstein's Monster is in the episode Dr. Whatshisname. He is the monster made by Dr. Frankenstein, but needs a simple minded fools brain for which Dr. Frankenstein is seeking out.
- Frankenstein's Monster is an artificial construct created by the late Dr. Victor Frankenstein.
- Frankenstein's Monster was originally created by the scientist, Dr. Victor Frankenstein sometime in the early 19th century. Frankenstein originally gave life to the creature using a secret method that combined modern science with medieval alchemy. Upon the successful completion of his experiment, Frankenstein became horrified by his own creation and quickly abandons it. Alone, frightened and unaware of it's own origin, the monster began wandering the wilderness. At first the monster managed to find some small peace while secretly living in the woodshed of a remote cottage belonging to a peasant family. While they were unaware of his existence, he studied them very carefully eventually learning speech through observation. Over time the monster comes to think of them as a sort of surrogate family and eventually works up the courage to reveal himself to the family's blind father. Because the father cannot see the monsters true nature he becomes the first (and last) human being to treat him with kindness or respect. Things take a turn for the worst however when the blind father's children return and drive the monster off in a fit of terror. The monster later saves a young girl from drowning only to be shot in the shoulder by one of the local peasants. Enraged and embittered, the monster curses all humanity and swears vengeance on his creator; Victor Frankenstein. While seeking it's creator the monster's fate once again crossed that of Dr. Frankenstein, first by inadvertently killing Victor's younger brother William then by framing the Frankensteins' family maid for the crime. The monster later confronted its creator in the mountains and asks Victor to create a female mate for it. In exchange, the monster promised to take its new bride somewhere far from civilization and never trouble Victor or humanity again. Victor agreed to this at first but as he neared completion of his second creation he began to have doubts. Fearing that the two creatures might breed a new race of monsters, Victor destroyed the incomplete female. Now filled with unbridled hatred for it's creator, the monster swore to destroy everything Victor loved. The monster's final words before fleeing were "I will be with you on your wedding night!". The monster made good on it's promise, murdering not only Victor's best friend Henry Clerval but also Victor's own bride Elizabeth Lavenza. Afterwards, Victor dedicated the last years of his life to hunting down the monster, eventually tracking him to the Arctic Circle. The hunt eventually came to an end when Victor lost control of his dog sled and fell into the freezing waters of the Arctic Ocean. Victor was later rescued by an exploration ship captained by one Robert Walton, but by that time he had already contracted severe pneumonia and was not long for this world. Realising his end was at hand, Victor confessed everything to the Captain before passing away. At first Captain Walton believed Victor had merely been delusional, but was forced to accept the horrific truth when the monster boarded his ship seeking final vengeance on it's creator. Upon finding Victor dead however, the monster was overcome with grief, having lost the closest thing to a father it had ever known. The monster vowed to travel to "the Northernmost extremity of the globe" and cremate itself upon a funeral pyre so that none may ever again learn the secret of creating life. The monster then leapt from the boat, never to be seen again.
- Frankenstein's Monster was a Promethean created by Victor Frankenstein. It is the Progenitor of the Frankenstein Lineage.
- Frankenstein's Monster was animated by the Nazis in World War II. He fought Bigby Wolf when Bigby Wolf teamed up with Allied soldiers to stop the experiment. He is now only an animated head which is in the business office in the Woodlands building, and Bufkin often gives him drinks due to his phantom thirst. He is one of Bufkin's best friends.
- While Spike recovered from a serious operation, one that left his mind in the body of Autobot X, he watched a movie on Teletraan I. The movie featured an inanimate being made of mis-matching parts and an evil brain. A hunched creature begged the creator of the behemoth, Dr. Frankenstein, not to reanimate the grotesque parody of life. The Doctor, however, thought that the creature would be grateful for the giant and powerful body given to him and vivified the monster. As it started to growl, the voice of the hunchback shrieked at Frankenstein that he had created a monster.
- Dr, Victor Frankenstein believed that electricity could be used as a power source to bring the dead back to life. He harnessed powers meant only for God and conducted a series of experiments on stolen corpses. When a bolt of lightning brings his monster to life in the lab, Frankenstein is immediately sorry. He intended his creation to be beautiful, but it was revolting. Horrified, Dr. Frankenstein runs away from his awful creation. Later, while sleeping in his holiday cot, Dr. Frankenstein awakes to see the ghastly monster standing at his bedside. Once again, he flees his creation. After Dr. Frankenstein's brother is murdered, the monster admits to killing him as a way to strike back at his "father" for rejecting him. Dr. Frankenstein begins work on a female creature, but his conscience and dislike for his creation forces him to destroy her and dump her lifeless body in a lake. As revenge, the furious monster murders Dr. Frankenstein's bride on their wedding night. Dr. Frankenstein spent the rest of his life pursuing the monster to take revenge for the death of his bride. He tracks the creature to the icy Arctic and chases him on a dogsled, but the ice between them separates in a huge crack and Dr. Victor Frankenstein falls in to his death. The monster weeps over the corpse of his creator and then heads off across the ice to die alone and in peace.
- Frankenstein's monster (or Frankenstein's creature) is a fictional character that first appeared in Mary Shelley's novel, Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus. In the novel, the creature has no name—a symbol of his parentlessness and lack of human sense of self and identity. He does call himself, when speaking to his creator, Victor Frankenstein, the "Adam of your labours". He is also variously referred to as a "creature," "fiend," "the dæmon," "wretch," "zombie," "devil," "being," and "ogre" in the novel. The monster's namelessness became part of the stage tradition as Mary Shelley's story was adapted into serious and comic plays in London, Paris, and France during the decades after the novel's first appearance. Mary Shelley herself attended a performance of Presumption, the first successful stage adaptation of her novel. "The play bill amused me extremely, for in the list of dramatic personae came, _______ by Mr T. Cooke,” she wrote her friend Leigh Hunt. “This nameless mode of naming the unnameable is rather good.” Into this vacuum, it is understandable that the name of the creator—Frankenstein—would soon be used to name the creation. That mistake was made within the first decade after the novel was published, but it became cast in concrete after the story was popularized in the famous 1930s Universal film series starring Boris Karloff. The film was based largely on a play by Peggy Webling, performed in London in 1927. Curiously, Webling's Frankenstein actually does give his creature his name. The Universal film reverted to the empty cypher, however: the film's credits list the character Karloff plays as a series of question marks. Nevertheless, the creature soon enough became best known in the popular imagination as "Frankenstein".
- Frankenstein's Monster is a tragic villain in the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and many film adaptations. Although he had immense powers of speech in the original novel, most film versions remove this, making him a mute, robotic character.
- In 2161, Commander Charles Tucker III had a model of Frankentein's monster in his quarters aboard the NX-class starship Enterprise. When Tucker died, Commander T'Pol packed the figure in a suitcase that she gave to his parents. (ENT: "These Are the Voyages...") In the original Shelley novel, Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus, the "monster" is usually referred to as "the creature", "the fiend", or "the wretch". The name "Frankentein's monster" was not established until after the novel's publication. Though not stated in the novel, the Shelley maintained that the creature's name was "Adam".
- Frankenstein's Monster is a LEGO Studios Minifigure who appeared in one set in 2002.
- In "Ricky Spanish", the monster is amazed at the crowd passing him by to chase Roger's persona of Ricky Spanish and cautiously urges them to continue passing him by.
- When Roberta Tubbs discovers that two hunks that she had a romantic interest in are gay and have sex with each other when she tries to get them to fight over her in "Nightmare on Grace Street", the monster appears and notes that not all gays are monsters but all monsters are gay. The monster is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson.
- Frankenstein's Monster is a monster created by Dr. Frankenstein and used by Dracula as a source of power to bring his children to life.
- According to Selina, Frankenstein's Monster was brought to life by lightning and madness. Its body was tightly put together with knots and bolts. It was mentioned in the Legendarium: “Technology in its earliest form, brought about a man-made monster, scrapped together with knots and bolts.”
- Frankenstein's Monster für das Atari 2600 kam einzig und allein im Halloween Special von James Rolfe vor. Es ist ein derartig abstraktes und schlechtes Spiel, so Rolfe, das er sich schämt es gespielt zu haben.
- Brian sets up a cutaway when he realizes that Olivia Fuller has been using him and Stewie to support her fame and compares her to "Frankenstein" after he became a loan officer. The monster is shown listening to a pitch from a loan applicant, but reacts in rage and denies her application when she suggests that the store would sell pitchforks. After Carter Pewterschmidt buys the Pawtucket Brewery in "Carter and Tricia", Peter notes that he would rather work with Dr. Frankenstein, setting up a cutaway in which Igor criticizes the doctor for making a male monster.
- Frankenstein's Monster is a Universal Monster character featured as one of the main event icons at Fright Nights at Universal Studios Florida.
- In 1996, an android version of Frankenstein's monster, along with a version of Count Dracula and the Grey Lady, was part of an attraction at the Festival of Ghana. (TV: The Chase) On 30 December 1999, Pete watched the Frankenstein film featuring the creature while the Seventh Doctor regenerated in his morgue. After regenerating, the Eighth Doctor was startled by the creature on Pete's television. (TV: Doctor Who) When Luke Smith was told that his real name was Ashley Stafford and his real parents were Heidi and Jay Stafford Maria was upset and couldn't believe it. Alan Jackson, however, asked her if it isn't more likely that Luke was a normal boy rather than "some Frankenstein Junior" put together by aliens. (TV: The Lost Boy)
- In "Total Rickall" Frankenstein's Monster is one of the first false characters to appear in the Smith house. He was introduced in a false memory of Jerry getting his head stuck in the staircase's guardrail. After Mr. Beauregarde helps him free his head, the Monster walks into the room and "takes back what he said about British cuisine". He continues to appear in every flashback after that. When the Smiths check their photos for evidence of who is a parasite and who isn't, Frankenstein's Monster (randomly) brings up how suspicious it is that Summer's only friend is a "magic ballerina lamb that no one's ever seen", creating a flashback of Tinkles and her friends. When it turns out that Tinkles is "real", the Monster admits that he was wrong in his argument. After the barbecue flashback fills the house with false characters, Rick holds everyone at gunpoint so he can figure out who is real and who isn't. Frankenstein's Monster asks Rick if he can look at his watch, but when latter turns him down, Frankenstein's Monster grabs Rick's wrist and begins trying to disable the blast shield doors keeping everyone locked inside the house. When Rick questions why so many people are so eager to leave, Frankenstein calls him out for being paranoid, causing Rick to have a flashback of himself and the Monster in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Rick, however, is able to snap himself out of the false memory and the Monster attacks Rick. The two brawl until the Monster is able to punch Rick in the face, knocking him down and causing him to drop his ray gun. With Rick disarmed, he is easily subdued by two other false characters, and the Monster prepares to shoot him. He doesn't, however, as Morty is able to convince the Monster to give him the gun instead. When Rick and Morty figured out the parasites' weakness, they arm the other real membes of the Smith family and begin killing the false ones. Frankenstein's Monster is ultimately shot in the neck by Summer, and screams as he dies and transforms back into his real form.
- Following his work in creating the monster, Victor Frankenstein becomes seriously ill for four months. During that time, the monster sets off on his own into the world. Due to his ugliness, he is always met with rejection and fear. The monster goes into hiding near the home of a French family and learns to read and speak from their books. The monster hopes that the family's blind grandfather will accept him as a friend. When he is rejected by the French family too the monster finally turns angry and violent. The monster makes his way to Victor Frankenstein's family home in Geneva and kills Victor's younger brother, William. The creator and the monster meet up again, the monster demanding that Victor Frankenstein create a female companion for him. He threatens that he will deny Victor his wedding night if Victor denies him his. Victor Frankenstein starts to create a female companion for the monster but destroys it. The monster keeps his promise and kills Victor's wife, Elizabeth, on their wedding night. Victor pursues the monster northwards, seeking revenge, both monster and creator meet their demise in the Arctic Circle.
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