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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: In the original series, Moriarty was a older man with a bald head and a more gaunt appearance. In this adaptation, he has a full head of hair and a roguishly handsome appearance.
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* SkunkStripe: Has a stripe of white hair splitting through the middle of his black hair.
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* {{Brainwashed}}: Fenwick brought Moriarty back to life to work for him, but it is surmised by Holmes (who at one point muses that Fenwick's thoughts are "no longer his own") that Moriarty somehow turned the tables on Fenwick and did something to his mind that made Fenwick slavishly devoted to Moriarty, who Fenwick refers to as "TheMaster."
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* {{Gonk}}: He has the most blatantly ''ugly'' mug in the series, almost to the point of seeming inhuman--and this is a series where both [[BeastMan a massive cat-man]] and [[SnakePeople a snakeman]] have shown up in episodes!
* OurGhoulsAreCreepier: His visual effect due to his pale skin, mismatched eyes, upturned nose, bald head, and massive underbite.
* OurGhoulsAreCreepier: His visual effect due to his pale skin, mismatched eyes, upturned nose, bald head, and massive underbite.
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* {{Gonk}}: He has the most blatantly ''ugly'' mug in the series, almost to the point of seeming inhuman--and this is a series where both [[BeastMan a massive cat-man]] and [[SnakePeople a snakeman]] have shown up in episodes!
*OurGhoulsAreCreepier: His visual effect due TheIgor: Fenwick is an immoral but skilled scientist with looks not to his be envied: pale skin, mismatched eyes, an upturned nose, a bald head, and a massive underbite.underbite. One of his greatest achievements is bringing Professor James Moriarty back to life, but whatever goals Fenwick meant to accomplish, they fell through when Moriarty made the latter subservient to him. In line with the usuals of the Igor archetype, Fenwick refers to Moriarty as "Master".
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* StayInTheKitchen: Played with. He's shocked at "women in charge" being a development in the 22nd century and asks what the world's coming to, hinting that he has this attitude. However, he never challenges Lestrade's qualifications as an inspector on the basis of her gender.
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* StayInTheKitchen: Played with. He's On the one hand, he's shocked at "women in charge" being a development in the 22nd century and asks what the world's coming to, hinting that he has this attitude. However, to. He also balks at the notion of working under Lestrade. On the other, he never challenges Lestrade's qualifications as suggests that Lestrade ought not be an inspector on the basis account of her gender.gender and believes her quite capable of handling a rabble of thugs on her own.
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* StayInTheKitchen: Played with. He's shocked at "women in charge" being a development in the 22nd century and asks what the world's coming to, hinting that he has this attitude. However, he never questions challenges Lestrade's qualifications to be as an inspector on the basis of her gender.
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* StayInTheKitchen: Played with. He's shocked at "women in charge" being a development in the 22nd century and asks what the world's coming to, hinting that he has this attitude. However, he never questions Lestrade's qualifications to be an inspector on the basis of her gender.
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* LikeADuckTakesToWater: After being brought back to life, he quickly adjusts to the 22nd Century and is just as good of a detective as he was in the Victorian Era.
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* FatAndSkinny: The fat to Holmes' skinny. Explicitly stated in-universe by Holmes as sharing a somewhat potbellied appearance with his namesake, the original John Watson.
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* FatAndSkinny: The fat to Holmes' Holmes'd skinny. Explicitly stated in-universe by Holmes as sharing a somewhat potbellied appearance with his namesake, the original John Watson.
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/WilliamSabatier (European French)
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* BaldBlackLeaderGuy: Of the Irregulars.
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* SkunkStripe: Has a huge one in his hair.
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* TheLeader
* MasterOfDisguise[=/=]ImpersonationGambit: So much so that he can [[BriefAccentImitation fake different American accents]]. Of course, [[LatexPerfection elastomasks]] also help, especially as many of his disguises are real people.
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* OlderThanTheyLook
* MasterOfDisguise[=/=]ImpersonationGambit: So much so that he can [[BriefAccentImitation fake different American accents]]. Of course, [[LatexPerfection elastomasks]] also help, especially as many of his disguises are real people.
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* UnrelatedInTheAdaptation: Her counterpart in ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Bravestarr}} Sherlock Holmes in the 23rd Century]]'' was Holmes's last living relative. She's the descendant of the original InspectorLestrade.
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* DecompositeCharacter: His design is based on that of Moriarty from ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Bravestarr}} Sherlock Holmes in the 23rd Century]]''
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* {{Ghostwriter}}: It is revealed shortly after he's woken up in the future that Sherlock Holmes actually penned a series of mystery novels under a pseudonym. The name? Sir Creator/ArthurConanDoyle.
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* IncrediblyLamePun: {{Pun}}: Has an unfortunate propensity for these.
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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: From an alien in ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Bravestarr}} Sherlock Holmes in the 23rd Century]]'' to a robot.
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* AdaptationalWimp: Or at least undoing AdaptationalBadass, but he doesn't have the [[ShockAndAwe electric powers]] Holmes did in ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Bravestarr}} Sherlock Holmes in the 23rd Century]]''.
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* {{Adorkable}}: He certainly has his moments, particularly around the Irregulars.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Something he picked up from studying the original Watson.
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* LastNameBasis: Very rarely does someone use her first name. The amount of episodes where Sherlock refers to her as Beth could be counted on one hand.
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* {{Brainwashed}}: Fenwick brought Moriarty back to life to work for him, but it is surmised by Holmes (who at one point muses that Fenwick's thoughts are "no longer his own") that Moriarty somehow turned the tables on Fenwick and did something to his mind that made Fenwick slavishly devoted to Moriarty, who Fenwick refers to as "TheMaster."
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* UndyingLoyalty: Even though Moriarty treats him like complete crap, constantly belittling him and abandoning him as soon as it becomes convenient to do so, Fenwick is unwavering in his servitude to the man, even being willing to draw fire and allow himself be captured just to give Moriarty more time to escape from New Scotland Yard.
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* TheSouthpaw: Holmes pegs him as a lefty in their first meeting, which can be beneficial for an amateur boxer.
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* TheSouthpaw: SouthpawAdvantage: Holmes pegs him as a lefty in their first meeting, which can be beneficial for an amateur boxer.
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* ResurrectedForTheJob: The cloned Moriarty proved too much for New Scotland Yard to handle, so Lestrade had him resurrected because he's the only one who can match him.
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* LimitedWardrobe: The only time she's not in her New Scotland Yard uniform is when she's driven crazy by nanobots in "The Adventure of the Deranged Detective". Even when visiting a friend, she's still wearing it.
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* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain
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* MadScientist: Fenwick is a rogue geneticist wanted for numerous crimes. This includes bringing Moriarty back to life.
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* EvilerThanThou: He proved this to Fenwick before the series started. Fenwick cloned Moriarty to be his second-in-command, only for Moriarty to usurp him and make him ''his'' second-in-command.
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* EvilerThanThou: He proved this to Fenwick before the series started. Fenwick cloned Moriarty to be his second-in-command, only for Moriarty to usurp him and make him ''his'' second-in-command. PlayedWith, however, in that while Moriarty outclasses him in every other area, Fenwick lacks Moriarty's redeeming qualities.
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* BackFromTheDeadBackFromTheDead: Lestrade brings him back to life to deal with the cloned Moriarty, as no one else could.
* ResurrectedForTheJob: The cloned Moriarty proved too much for New Scotland Yard to handle, so Lestrade had him resurrected because he's the only one who can match him.
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* DiabolicalMastermind[=/=]EvilGeniusDiabolicalMastermind: He's wouldn't be Moriarty if he wasn't. He's so intelligent and successful that the ''only'' way that New Scotland Yard stands a chance against him is by resurrecting Sherlock Holmes. He also dwarfs all the other villains in the series in terms of threat level, often going for potential world domination where other villains are going for simple revenge or robberies.
* EvilerThanThou: He proved this to Fenwick before the series started. Fenwick cloned Moriarty to be his second-in-command, only for Moriarty to usurp him and make him ''his'' second-in-command.
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* KnightOfCerebusKnightOfCerebus: Moriarty is in a completely different league than the majority of the show's villains and any of his schemes have much higher stakes. Whereas the average criminal wants money, revenge, or such, Moriarty is after world domination, replacing world leaders, and kidnapping the richest man on the planet.
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* MusclesAreMeaningless: Moriarty’s impressive build ''never'' stops the sleeker Holmes from mopping the floor with him.
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* MusclesAreMeaningless: Moriarty’s impressive build ''never'' stops the sleeker Holmes from mopping the floor with him. Though Moriarty seems to realize this and tries to avoid a physical fight with him.
* SurroundedByIdiots: States this on several occasions. He's normally right, as often Sherlock only gets onto him because one of his minions made a slip up that exposed their crimes.
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* TheDragon: To Moriarty.
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* TheDragon: To Moriarty. He resurrected Moriarty to be ''his'' dragon but underestimated just how intelligent and powerful Moriarty ''actually'' was and ended up being the one taking orders.
