Franken Fran Omnibus 1-2

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Curtains Match the Window: She has blonde hair, and according to the covers and colored illustrations has yellow eyes. For Science!: Basically Fran's reason for existence, and most of her MO for experiments and research.

Retired Monster: He was part of the Japanese Army during WWII, and given his reputation for horrific experiments it isn't much of a leap to assume he was involved in some thoroughly nasty stuff. Les Yay: Invoked a couple of times with Veronica in-universe, and pretty much played straight when her two halves finally reunite... One-Woman Army: She managed to exterminate almost an entire legion of humans who can clone themselves so they would never run out of soldiers.

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There's also the assholes who gangraped and killed Miyake from Chapter 59, killed by a deadly bacteria that was inoculated in her body by Fran. Unhappy Birthday - Fran attends a party in her creator's place. The happy celebration of a young girl's birthday is ruined when Fran reveals that all the food that the guests have been eating were the body of the birthday girl. She shows everyone that it was somehow a suicide. In the manga Franken Fran, Doctor Madaraki Naomitsu is a modern day Frankenstein. While he’s world-renowned for his vast medical knowledge and experimental practices, he’s secretly gone missing. So when visitors find their way to his doorstep seeking help, they are surprised to find his reanimated daughter Fran instead. Fran is very much a present-day Frankenstein’s monster, but with a distinctly kind soul. Every surgery she undertakes is done with the patient’s best interests at heart. However, her solutions are not always exactly what the patient expects.

Anti-Villain: the evil organization in Justice 2 actually controls the whole world's charity organization and tries to make as much good as possible life to cause overpopulation and destroy the world (why this necessitates turning their members into monsters is unclear.). So our protagonist who found out the horrible truth is now Walking the Earth and burning orphanages. One-Woman Army: Not to the extent of her older sister Gavril, but still. She can definitely do a surgery that would usually require an entire crew to perform successfully She is very friendly toward Fran and does keep her word, like her promise to not kill any students while she works as a teacher.Adorea's gentle demeanor can very easily endear her to some people. Even with the whole tentacles-for-a-face thing.

Unwitting Instigator of Doom: At first, his enhancements were just to allow him to walk and compete again. However, many other athletes heard about his surgery and started getting them as performance enhancements, leading the public to decry his surgery as him trying to cheat and getting bullied as a result. Mother of a Thousand Young: Azusa the mutant mimic octopus. For bonus technical incest points the father is her "brother". One interpretation is that It must have been so long since the ship sank that as Fran was asleep, she lost all of her air supply While most often aloof, she has shown that she is aware that her actions ruin lives, and is very capable of using her talents to punish others, should they seriously offend her or hurt others, such is the case with a group of spies sent to steal her and Dr. Amatsuka's secrets and research. Fran is able to make her clients' dreams come true and very often their nightmares as well - the consequences of her actions are extraordinary. Even so, Fran carries on without a concern.Franken Fran is a horror-comedy manga by Kigitsu Katsuhisa that sets new stakes in the Body Horror category. Recently a Radio Drama adaptation was released as well. Big Sister Attraction: The manga implies several times that she's infatuated with her sister Fran. It's even lampshaded in the final extra chapter — where Fran immediately notes (quite accurately) that Veronica has a habit of attaching herself to literally anyone who shows her a shred of affection. The final chapter, entitled "Dream", was published as "Episode 61" of the manga. Notably, the chapter features no elements of the "typical" Franken Fran formula. Instead, most of the chapter consists of Fran being trapped on a sunken ship beneath the ocean, where oxygen deprivation soon leads her to experience a surreal dream - Okita, now a normal human, is her brother, Veronica is no longer a bio-weapon, etc. The dream culminates in an enormous party, which every character to have ever appeared in the manga attends. The "party" then (from the reader's point of view) concludes just as the most important guest - Dr. Madaraki - arrives, a tearful Fran throwing open the door to welcome him in. Covered with Scars: Like Fran, she has visible stitch lines on her face. Unlike Fran, her clothes hide an abundance of battle scars. Contemplate Our Navels: Fran is prone to meditating on the nature of humanity, ethics and everything in between - after she's done the morally questionable and potentially unsafe operation, of course.

Hollywood Exorcism: Chapter 52 has a cardinal being possessed by a demon and the Vatican exorcist troops doing everything they can for him. He's faking it so he can't become pope — he was a gangster and if his enemies found him they could hurt his friends. This being Franken Fran there's also the fact that he's got a fully developed infant in his skull thanks to an untested stem cell treatment.Gone Horribly Right: Boy, howdy. A painter asks for working eyes - and gets to see Cthulhu. Girls complain about the boys being too horny - we find them in the embrace of... God-doesn't-want-to know-what, and it's passed as comedy. A woman wants to be eternally young - well, just look at And I Must Scream above. Nausea Fuel: The copious amounts of gore and body horror can make this manga hard to sit through while eating. Adorea - She is another one of Fran's companions who is always seen wrapped entirely in bandages. Her job is to collect and store the many organs Fran may need to take on the go. The organs are collected through her "face", which is nothing more than hundreds of tentacles used to tear and collect the organs from the "patient." The organs are stored through out her body and accessed by Fran through many zippers found all over her body. In one chapter, she becomes very important as Fran and her assassins get trapped and injured in a tunnel, where one of the assassins appears to admire and almost love Adorea, only to be "collected."