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* A ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' story in ''All-Winners Comics'' had a one-off MadScientist named Dr. Botan, who kidnapped people and merged them with plants.
* Characters/DoctorDoom: Evil? Yeah. You have to be pretty evil for your father to make his servant promise to always protect ''the world'' from ''you'', ''when you're a little boy''. He's also not a real doctor; he's got a degree from the University of Latveria, but it's a self-granted one that he "received" after he took over the country. To his credit, he ''was'' a legitimately brilliant student at New York State University prior to being expelled for causing the explosion that disfigured him and has done enough original work that he could easily get a real doctorate if he really wanted to and wasn't a notorious criminal dictator. Oddly enough, he goes by doctor, while the legitimately multi-doctorate-degreed Reed Richards goes by mister in his super-id. This is probably an attempt at soothing his ego, as he has always been ruefully jealous of Reed's success in university.
* Characters/DoctorDoom: Evil? Yeah. You have to be pretty evil for your father to make his servant promise to always protect ''the world'' from ''you'', ''when you're a little boy''. He's also not a real doctor; he's got a degree from the University of Latveria, but it's a self-granted one that he "received" after he took over the country. To his credit, he ''was'' a legitimately brilliant student at New York State University prior to being expelled for causing the explosion that disfigured him and has done enough original work that he could easily get a real doctorate if he really wanted to and wasn't a notorious criminal dictator. Oddly enough, he goes by doctor, while the legitimately multi-doctorate-degreed Reed Richards goes by mister in his super-id. This is probably an attempt at soothing his ego, as he has always been ruefully jealous of Reed's success in university.
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* ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'': A ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' story in ''All-Winners Comics'' had a one-off MadScientist named Dr. Botan, who kidnapped people and merged them with plants.
*Characters/DoctorDoom: ''ComicBook/DoctorStrange'': Doctor Stephen Strange: [[TheAtoner Formerly]] a brilliant but [[DrJerk callous and egotistical]] young surgeon. Currently [[BunnyEarsLawyer good, but eccentric]], possessing a lot of arcane knowledge he really doesn't have time to explain to you, so just stand back and let him save the day already.
* ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'': [[Characters/MarvelComicsDoctorDoom Doctor Doom]]: Evil? Yeah. You have to be pretty evil for your father to make his servant promise to always protect ''the world'' from ''you'', ''when you're a little boy''. He's also not a real doctor; he's got a degree from the University of Latveria, but it's a self-granted one that he "received" after he took over the country. To his credit, he ''was'' a legitimately brilliant student at New York State University prior to being expelled for causing the explosion that disfigured him and has done enough original work that he could easily get a real doctorate if he really wanted to and wasn't a notorious criminal dictator. Oddly enough, he goes by doctor, while the legitimately multi-doctorate-degreed Reed Richards goes by mister in his super-id. This is probably an attempt at soothing his ego, as he has always been ruefully jealous of Reed's success in university.
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* ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'': [[Characters/MarvelComicsDoctorDoom Doctor Doom]]: Evil? Yeah. You have to be pretty evil for your father to make his servant promise to always protect ''the world'' from ''you'', ''when you're a little boy''. He's also not a real doctor; he's got a degree from the University of Latveria, but it's a self-granted one that he "received" after he took over the country. To his credit, he ''was'' a legitimately brilliant student at New York State University prior to being expelled for causing the explosion that disfigured him and has done enough original work that he could easily get a real doctorate if he really wanted to and wasn't a notorious criminal dictator. Oddly enough, he goes by doctor, while the legitimately multi-doctorate-degreed Reed Richards goes by mister in his super-id. This is probably an attempt at soothing his ego, as he has always been ruefully jealous of Reed's success in university.
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* ''Comicbook/DoctorStrange'': Doctor Stephen Strange: [[TheAtoner Formerly]] a brilliant but [[DrJerk callous and egotistical]] young surgeon. Currently [[BunnyEarsLawyer good, but eccentric]], possessing a lot of arcane knowledge he really doesn't have time to explain to you, so just stand back and let him save the day already.
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* ''ComicBook/Nova2007:'' Doctor Evlyn Necker, an attractive but slightly shady scientist who turns out to be working as a mole for A.I.M., even if she's actually quite nice on-page (though naming her robot project "Minion" is pretty sus as it). When she returned a few years later in ''Revolutionary War'', she'd scratched out the "morally ambiguous" bit and gone full MadScientist. Of course, given she's a younger, alternate version of the mad scientist who created Death's Head II for HYDRA, the madness was probably a given.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': [[Characters/MarvelComicsOttoOctavius Doctor Octopus]], cephalopod-themed supervillain and MadScientist. Unlike most examples, he does hold an actual doctorate, although [[NotThatKindOfDoctor it isn't in medicine.]]
* Dr. Jonas Harrow, occasional Spider-Man villain who is responsible for the Kangaroo and Hammerhead becoming villains; evil MadScientist, and [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain not a very good one]]. He once did have a license to practice medicine, but he lost it for practicing illegal experiments.
* Dr Oonagh Mullarkey is [[EvilInc Mys-Tech]]'s most prominent scientist and responsible for creating or enhancing many of their superhumans and monstrous minions. She eventually gets tired of working behind the scenes, attempts to give herself superpowers and makes herself an even worse human being by exporting her conscience and the 'good' parts of her personality into ''ComicBook/{{Plasmer}}''.
* ''Comicbook/{{Thunderbolts}}'': Dr. Karla Sofen, aka Moonstone, is one hell of a PsychoPsychologist (or Psychiatrist; either way, her knowledge of the human mind makes Karla a dangerous [[ManipulativeBastard Manipulative Bitch]]).
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': [[Characters/MarvelComicsOttoOctavius Doctor Octopus]], cephalopod-themed supervillain and MadScientist. Unlike most examples, he does hold an actual doctorate, although [[NotThatKindOfDoctor it isn't in medicine.]]
* Dr. Jonas Harrow, occasional Spider-Man villain who is responsible for the Kangaroo and Hammerhead becoming villains; evil MadScientist, and [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain not a very good one]]. He once did have a license to practice medicine, but he lost it for practicing illegal experiments.
* Dr Oonagh Mullarkey is [[EvilInc Mys-Tech]]'s most prominent scientist and responsible for creating or enhancing many of their superhumans and monstrous minions. She eventually gets tired of working behind the scenes, attempts to give herself superpowers and makes herself an even worse human being by exporting her conscience and the 'good' parts of her personality into ''ComicBook/{{Plasmer}}''.
* ''Comicbook/{{Thunderbolts}}'': Dr. Karla Sofen, aka Moonstone, is one hell of a PsychoPsychologist (or Psychiatrist; either way, her knowledge of the human mind makes Karla a dangerous [[ManipulativeBastard Manipulative Bitch]]).
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* ''ComicBook/Nova2007:'' ''ComicBook/MotormouthAndKillpower': Dr Oonagh Mullarkey is [[EvilInc Mys-Tech]]'s most prominent scientist and responsible for creating or enhancing many of their superhumans and monstrous minions. She eventually gets tired of working behind the scenes, attempts to give herself superpowers and makes herself an even worse human being by exporting her conscience and the 'good' parts of her personality into ''ComicBook/{{Plasmer}}''.
* ''ComicBook/{{Nova}}'': Doctor EvlynNecker, Necker from ''ComicBook/Nova2007'' is an attractive but slightly shady scientist who turns out to be working as a mole for A.I.M., even if she's actually quite nice on-page (though naming her robot project "Minion" is pretty sus as it). When she returned a few years later in ''Revolutionary War'', she'd scratched out the "morally ambiguous" bit and gone full MadScientist. Of course, given she's a younger, alternate version of the mad scientist who created Death's Head II for HYDRA, the madness was probably a given.
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** [[Characters/MarvelComicsOttoOctavius Doctor Octopus]], cephalopod-themed supervillain and MadScientist. Unlike most examples, he does hold an actual doctorate, although [[NotThatKindOfDoctor it isn't in medicine.]]
* ** Dr. Jonas Harrow, occasional Spider-Man villain who is responsible for the Kangaroo and Hammerhead becoming villains; evil MadScientist, and [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain not a very good one]]. He once did have a license to practice medicine, but he lost it for practicing illegal experiments.
*Dr Oonagh Mullarkey is [[EvilInc Mys-Tech]]'s most prominent scientist and responsible for creating or enhancing many of their superhumans and monstrous minions. She eventually gets tired of working behind the scenes, attempts to give herself superpowers and makes herself an even worse human being by exporting her conscience and the 'good' parts of her personality into ''ComicBook/{{Plasmer}}''.
* ''Comicbook/{{Thunderbolts}}'':''ComicBook/{{Thunderbolts}}'': Dr. Karla Sofen, aka Moonstone, is one hell of a PsychoPsychologist (or Psychiatrist; either way, her knowledge of the human mind makes Karla a dangerous [[ManipulativeBastard Manipulative Bitch]]).
* ''ComicBook/{{Nova}}'': Doctor Evlyn
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** [[Characters/MarvelComicsOttoOctavius Doctor Octopus]], cephalopod-themed supervillain and MadScientist. Unlike most examples, he does hold an actual doctorate, although [[NotThatKindOfDoctor it isn't in medicine.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'': [[Characters/DCAUPoisonIvy Poison Ivy]] earned a [=PhD=] in botany at Gotham University and uses her advanced understanding of the subject matter to create [[MakerOfMonsters deadly floral abominations]] and various plant based potions.
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* Dr. Huesca from ''VideoGame/MasterDetectiveArchivesRainCode'' is a MadScientist [[spoiler:responsible for the homunculus experiment that led to all of Kanai Ward's original citizens being slaughtered.]]
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* ''ComicBook/{{Robin|1993}}'': The villain Doctor Ruthless. She doesn't go for the medical doctor slant as she is covered in armor, but no attempt is made to address whether she actually has a doctorate.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Robin|1993}}'': ''ComicBook/Robin1993'': The villain Doctor Ruthless. She Ruthless doesn't go for the medical doctor slant as she is covered in armor, but no attempt is made to address whether she actually has a doctorate.
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* In ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'', Dr. Emil Hamilton started as a minor antagonist who quickly became Superman's go-to guy for technical know-how. He eventually became a villain.
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** Xadu, an amoral Kryptonian scientist, was arrested in "ComicBook/ThePhantomSuperboy" after performing illegal suspended animation experiments. Although -he claims with no proof- his experiment subjects volunteered, the attorney point out that they have no way to reanimate them, and Xadu knew it. In''Franchise/{{Superman}}'', "ComicBook/EscapeFromThePhantomZone", Xadu kills other Phantom Zone inmates and uses his bodies as fuel for his devices.
** Dr. Emil Hamilton started as a minor antagonist who quickly became Superman's go-to guy for technical know-how. He eventually became a villain.
** Xadu, an amoral Kryptonian scientist, was arrested in "ComicBook/ThePhantomSuperboy" after performing illegal suspended animation experiments. Although -he claims with no proof- his experiment subjects volunteered, the attorney point out that they have no way to reanimate them, and Xadu knew it. In
** Dr. Emil Hamilton started as a minor antagonist who quickly became Superman's go-to guy for technical know-how. He eventually became a villain.
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* A ComicBook/CaptainAmerica story in ''All-Winners Comics'' had a one-off MadScientist named Dr. Botan, who kidnapped people and merged them with plants.
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* A ComicBook/CaptainAmerica ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' story in ''All-Winners Comics'' had a one-off MadScientist named Dr. Botan, who kidnapped people and merged them with plants.
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* ''Film/{{Transformers}}'': The Doctor. "Ve must hav ze brain on ze table! Chop-chop!" Even his little assistant-bots are designed so that he takes the data they've collected by impaling them to death (a rather inefficient use of resources, you'd think.) When asked what his doctorate is in, he has a tendency to reply with something like 'everything'.
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* ''Film/{{Transformers}}'': ''Film/TransformersRevengeOfTheFallen'': The Doctor. "Ve must hav ze brain on ze table! Chop-chop!" Even his little assistant-bots are designed so that he takes the data they've collected by impaling them to death (a rather inefficient use of resources, you'd think.) When asked what his doctorate is in, he has a tendency to reply with something like 'everything'.
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* Not to be outdone, the ''[[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers Transformers Generation 1]]'' cartoon 3-parter "The Ultimate Doom" had Doctor Arkeville[[note]]Sometimes misspelled "Dr. Archeville," so as to read more like "arch-villain"[[/note]], the self-proclaimed evil genius who assisted the Decepticons in developing a microchip that could control human minds.
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* Not to be outdone, the ''[[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers Transformers Generation 1]]'' cartoon 3-parter "The "[[Recap/TransformersG1TheUltimateDoom The Ultimate Doom" Doom]]" had Doctor Arkeville[[note]]Sometimes misspelled "Dr. Archeville," so as to read more like "arch-villain"[[/note]], the self-proclaimed evil genius who assisted the Decepticons in developing a microchip that could control human minds.
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* ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'': Dr. Doofenshmirtz is evil, yet also [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain incompetent]]. Sometimes Perry the Platypus doesn't even have to get involved to thwart his schemes; Doofenshmirtz once got beaten by a ''potted plant''! It turns out he isn't actually a doctor, he just uses the title. [[MadScientistsBeautifulDaughter His own daughter]] pointed out that his diploma was fake.
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* ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'': Dr. Doofenshmirtz is evil, yet also [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain incompetent]]. Sometimes Perry the Platypus doesn't even have to get involved to thwart his schemes; Doofenshmirtz once got beaten by a ''potted plant''! It turns out he isn't actually a doctor, he just uses purchased his doctorate on the title.internet with his ex-wife's alimony. [[MadScientistsBeautifulDaughter His own daughter]] pointed out that his diploma was fake.
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%%* ''Film/DrStrangelove'': Probably ChaoticNeutral.
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* The Dr. Who of 1966's ''King Kong'' cartoon was your standard issue power mad scientist. And he'd always fail thanks to Kong.
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* The Dr. Who of 1966's ''King Kong'' ''[[WesternAnimation/TheKingKongShow King Kong]]'' cartoon was your standard issue power mad scientist. And he'd always fail thanks to Kong.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'': in "The Bear Who Came to Dinner", Square Bear is faking an injury and is taking advantage of zookeeper Peevly's hospitality. Peevly calls for a doctor, and who he gets is zoo gorilla Bananas, with whom Hair Bear pulled an allnighter teaching him about medicine. Bananas introduces himself as Dr. Rudolph Von Faker: M.D., B.A., Ph.D and P.D.Q.
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** Daffy Duck's qualifications for being in medicine in "The Daffy Doc": he has a sheepskin (the actual pelt and fleece of a sheep) and a license (a car plate that reads "2B OR NOT 2B").
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** Of a screwball nature: Daffy Duck's qualifications for being in medicine in "The Daffy Doc": he has a sheepskin (the actual pelt and fleece of a sheep) and a license (a car plate that reads "2B OR NOT 2B").
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'': in "The Bear Who Came to Dinner", Square Bear is faking an injury and is taking advantage of zookeeper Peevly's hospitality. Peevly calls for a doctor, and who he gets is zoo gorilla Bananas, with whom Hair Bear pulled an allnighter teaching him about medicine. Bananas introduces himself as Dr. Rudolph Von Faker: M.D., B.A., Ph.D and P.D.Q.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'': in "The Bear Who Came to Dinner", Square Bear is faking an injury and is taking advantage of zookeeper Peevly's hospitality. Peevly calls for a doctor, and who he gets is zoo gorilla Bananas, with whom Hair Bear pulled an allnighter teaching him about medicine. Bananas introduces himself as Dr. Rudolph Von Faker: M.D., B.A., Ph.D and P.D.Q.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'': in "The Bear Who Came to Dinner", Square Bear is faking an injury and is taking advantage of zookeeper Peevly's hospitality. Peevly calls for a doctor, and who he gets is zoo gorilla Bananas, whom Hair Bear pulled an allnighter teaching him about medicine. Bananas introduces himself as Dr. Rudolph Von Faker: M.D., B.A., Ph.D and P.D.Q.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'': in "The Bear Who Came to Dinner", Square Bear is faking an injury and is taking advantage of zookeeper Peevly's hospitality. Peevly calls for a doctor, and who he gets is zoo gorilla Bananas, with whom Hair Bear pulled an allnighter teaching him about medicine. Bananas introduces himself as Dr. Rudolph Von Faker: M.D., B.A., Ph.D and P.D.Q.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'': in "The Bear Who Came to Dinner", Square Bear is faking an injury and is taking advantage of zookeeper Peevly's hospitality. Peevly calls for a doctor, and who he gets is zoo gorilla Bananas, whom Hair Bear pulled an allnighter teaching him about medicine. Bananas introduces himself as Dr. Rudolph Von Faker: M.D., B.A., Ph.D and P.D.Q.
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** Daffy Duck's qualifications for being in medicine in "The Daffy Doc": he has a sheepskin (the actual pelt and fleece of a sheep) and a license (a car plate that reads "2B OR NOT 2B).
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** Daffy Duck's qualifications for being in medicine in "The Daffy Doc": he has a sheepskin (the actual pelt and fleece of a sheep) and a license (a car plate that reads "2B OR NOT 2B).
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** ''Series/KamenRiderBuild'' has Takumi Katsuragi, a theoretical physicist who earned the nickname "The Devil's Scientist" for the lengths he was willing to go in the name of his research. Although [[spoiler:he turns out later on to be more of a WellIntentionedExtremist.]] Nariaki Utsumi is a lesser example, not being nearly the genius Katsuragi is but still smart enough that the villains employ him to reverse engineer the tech invented by Katsuragi and others so they can use it.
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** Doctor Shinigami/Ikadevil was one of the main generals of the original ''Series/KamenRider'' series.
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** Doctor Shinigami/Ikadevil was one of the main generals of the The original ''Series/KamenRider'' series.series had Doctor Shinigami/Ikadevil, high-ranking executive of [[NebulousEvilOrganisation Shocker]] and master of both natural and supernatural sciences.
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** ''Series/KamenRiderOOO'': Dr. Maki, whose obsession with endings led him to allow a bomber to continue his work and, ultimately, [[spoiler:turn himself into a Greeed and become the BigBad with the goal of ending everything except himself]].
** ''Series/KamenRiderGaim'' gives us Ryoma Sengoku, who created all of the [[TransformationTrinket Drivers]] in the show. His ultimate goal is {{godhood|Seeker}}, and he will do anything, including [[spoiler:throwing the world into anarchy, and murdering someone who possessed the Forbidden Fruit within them]], in order to achieve his goals.
** ''Series/KamenRiderGaim'' gives us Ryoma Sengoku, who created all of the [[TransformationTrinket Drivers]] in the show. His ultimate goal is {{godhood|Seeker}}, and he will do anything, including [[spoiler:throwing the world into anarchy, and murdering someone who possessed the Forbidden Fruit within them]], in order to achieve his goals.
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** ''Series/KamenRiderOOO'': Dr. Maki, whose obsession who allied himself with endings led him the Greeed in order to allow get a bomber chance to continue his work and, ultimately, study them. He really goes off the deep end by the finale though, where he [[spoiler:turn himself into a Greeed and become the BigBad with the goal of ending everything except himself]].
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**''Series/KamenRiderGaim'' gives us ''Series/KamenRiderGaim'': Professor Ryoma Sengoku, the Yggdrasill Corpoation's top scientist and the one who created all of the [[TransformationTrinket Drivers]] in the show. His He's also a nutjob EvilutionaryBiologist whose ultimate goal is to find a way to use Helheim to achieve {{godhood|Seeker}}, and although he will doesn't necessarily seek to become a god as long as his research is what brings said god about. The hings he does do anything, including in order to achieve his goals include [[spoiler:throwing the world into anarchy, and murdering someone who possessed the Forbidden Fruit within them]], in order to achieve his goals.them]].
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* Fanfic/TarkinsFist: Dr. Curu, an Imperial scientist in charge of Project Stork; an Imperial breeding program designed to increase the New Empire's population. The purpose of the project is to conduct medical experiments on pregnant women taken from Earth. These experiments seek to genetically modify the still developing babies in their mothers wombs to remove the Earth born human's dependency on potassium. Potassium turns out to be a rare substance in Imperial born humans and all other alien species. Furthermore, it turns out that Midichlorians, in addition to being a conduit between the Force and an individual, also serve as a substitute for potassium in aliens and Imperial humans. So removing potassium from a still developing fetus while engaging in other aspects of genetic manipulation results in the subsequent child developing a higher midichlorian count to compensate. These newly modified children, now genetically similar to baseline Imperial humans, are separated from their Earth born mothers and raised as Imperials. Curu himself sees his work as improving these unborn children; in his view a life in the Empire affords greater opportunities and rewards than life on primitive, war torn Earth.
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* ''Literature/RileyMcDaniels'': Doctor Wallace is rumored to be involved in moonshining and protection rackets. It eventually turns out that his medical practice consists of prescribing liquor for supposed medical reasons as a loophole to avoid laws prohibiting the sale of alcohol and giving an elderly patient WorstAid to steal her money.
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I think rape, killing and eating people, and arguably slavery (given how Riff is treated, and his current stage show actor does call him a slave) make "not really evil" a bit of an odd description.
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* ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' Dr. Frank. N. Furter: Okay, so we don't know if he's REALLY a doctor, but he's sure deep into the [[MadScientist Mad Science]]. Not really evil, just hedonistic and petulant.
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* ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' Dr. Frank. N. Furter: Okay, so we don't know if he's REALLY a doctor, but he's sure deep into the [[MadScientist Mad Science]]. Not really evil, just While initially he seems more hedonistic than evil, he turns out to be willing to deceive, manipulate and petulant.even rape people, cuts out half a man's brain for an experiment, later brutally murders that same man (yes, he survived having half his brain removed) just for upstaging him briefly, and ''eats'' him as well as serving the meat to an unwitting Brad and Janet. He's a BadBoss who whips his servant (really more like a slave) for disobeying him, and is also [[spoiler:a prince from an alien planet who came to earth to conquer it before getting distracted by having sex with humans.]]