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* Though a departure from her portrayal in the comics, Lorna Dane a.k.a. Polaris is made into something of a Mad Scientist's beautiful daughter in ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen''. She, unlike her siblings, is intentionally kept innocent and naive of the reality of the society her father (Magneto) created on Genosha. And in one episode she falls for ComicBook/{{Gambit}} who, ''[[AntiHero while his status as a hero may be suspect]]'', is the enemy of her father (in that ''[[GentlemanThief he plans to steal from him]]''.)
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* Though a departure from her portrayal in the comics, Lorna Dane a.k.a. Polaris is made into something of a Mad Scientist's beautiful daughter in ''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen''.''WesternAnimation/WolverineAndTheXMen2009''. She, unlike her siblings, is intentionally kept innocent and naive of the reality of the society her father (Magneto) created on Genosha. And in one episode she falls for ComicBook/{{Gambit}} who, ''[[AntiHero while his status as a hero may be suspect]]'', is the enemy of her father (in that ''[[GentlemanThief he plans to steal from him]]''.)
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* Laura "ComicBook/{{X 23}}" Kinney is this. Her creator, Dr. Sarah Kinney, was described as the foremost expert on mutant genetics and was hired by the Facility after her proposal to clone Franchise/{{Wolverine}}. Despite the ethics of the project, Sarah's interest was purely ForScience, directly likening the idea of cloning a ''mutant'', when mainstream science had only ''just'' cracked cloning sheep and cats, to godhood. All this knowing full well that the child would be raised to be a LivingWeapon heading in. Laura herself is frequently described as Sarah's spitting-image (explained by some writers as Sarah using her own DNA to stabilize the sample taken from Wolverine), and it's made quite clear Laura is intended to be a quite beautiful young woman.
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* Laura "ComicBook/{{X 23}}" Kinney is this. Her creator, Dr. Sarah Kinney, was described as the foremost expert on mutant genetics and was hired by the Facility after her proposal to clone Franchise/{{Wolverine}}.ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}. Despite the ethics of the project, Sarah's interest was purely ForScience, directly likening the idea of cloning a ''mutant'', when mainstream science had only ''just'' cracked cloning sheep and cats, to godhood. All this knowing full well that the child would be raised to be a LivingWeapon heading in. Laura herself is frequently described as Sarah's spitting-image (explained by some writers as Sarah using her own DNA to stabilize the sample taken from Wolverine), and it's made quite clear Laura is intended to be a quite beautiful young woman.
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* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'': [[spoiler:While downplayed in the "Mad Scientist" role, Season 10's Finale reveals that [[BigBad The Director]], Dr. Leonard Church is actually the father of Agent Carolina.]]
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** Change "scientist" to prosecutor, and "daughter" to "adopted son", and you get Miles Edgeworth, especially if you take into consideration the strong emotional bond (platonic [[FoeYay or]] [[HoYay otherwise]]) between him and Phoenix.
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** Her name is Conquest (Connie for short), and the phrase AnythingThatMoves hardly does her justice. She is known for giving out sex "free with purchase", any purchase, at her father Galasso's toy store. Nevertheless, he seems to be under the impression that she is a virgin, even though he has continually forced her to copulate with anyone he considers capable of producing a (male) heir for him. There's even mention of a time he witnessed a heroic horse, and tried to [[{{Squick}} use her to breed centaurs]]. Despite having a head full of air and a libido that's UpToEleven, she is surprisingly canny and eventually rebelled against her tyrannical father, and is now apparently one of his main business rivals. She's still a tramp, though, and considers a tryst with one of Galasso's more attractive male employees a suitable substitute for a briefcase full of cash as a bribe.
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** Her name is Conquest (Connie for short), and the phrase AnythingThatMoves hardly does her justice. She is known for giving out sex "free with purchase", any purchase, at her father Galasso's toy store. Nevertheless, he seems to be under the impression that she is a virgin, even though he has continually forced her to copulate with anyone he considers capable of producing a (male) heir for him. There's even mention of a time he witnessed a heroic horse, and tried to [[{{Squick}} use her to breed centaurs]]. Despite having a head full of air and a libido that's UpToEleven, high libido, she is surprisingly canny and eventually rebelled against her tyrannical father, and is now apparently one of his main business rivals. She's still a tramp, though, and considers a tryst with one of Galasso's more attractive male employees a suitable substitute for a briefcase full of cash as a bribe.
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* ''Series/TheComicStripPresents''. Lampshaded in ''Detectives on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown'' when the GenreSavvy Series/JasonKing-expy asks the obligatory mad ex-colonel in a BigFancyHouse if he has the obligatory nineteen-year old daughter in a miniskirt and too much makeup. [[ThePornomancer He's disappointed]] to discover that she's living in Kenya with an African prince.
* Lampshaded in ''Series/DangerUXB'' when Lieutenant Ash delivers a defused bomb to Dr Gillespie and his daughter Susan, who are building a HeathRobinsonMachine in their backyard for steaming explosives out of unexploded German bombs. Ash later reports to his superiors on the phone, deriding the device as completely impractical and describing Gillespie as the proverbial MadScientist who even has the requisite beautiful daughter — said daughter has of course [[RightBehindMe just entered the room behind him]].
* Lampshaded in ''Series/DangerUXB'' when Lieutenant Ash delivers a defused bomb to Dr Gillespie and his daughter Susan, who are building a HeathRobinsonMachine in their backyard for steaming explosives out of unexploded German bombs. Ash later reports to his superiors on the phone, deriding the device as completely impractical and describing Gillespie as the proverbial MadScientist who even has the requisite beautiful daughter — said daughter has of course [[RightBehindMe just entered the room behind him]].
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* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'':
** Such as Rayna, Flint's "ward" from "Requiem for Methuselah". He was neither evil nor mad, he just didn't want his privacy to be disturbed (and for good reason).
** Inverted in "Conscience of the King", where it is the daughter who is the mad one, trying to protect her accused father (he wasn't squeaky clean either though).
* And then there's Tora Ziyal from ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', the innocent daughter of Gul Dukat who always tried to give her father the benefit of the doubt. It didn't end well for her: [[spoiler: she dies a pretty pointless death at the hands of Dukat's [[TheDragon Dragon]] when even she was forced to accept that her father had run out of excuses for the way he behaved and the decisions he took. Always mentally unstable at best, her death was what snapped the last remaining thread of sanity Dukat had ever possessed]].
** Such as Rayna, Flint's "ward" from "Requiem for Methuselah". He was neither evil nor mad, he just didn't want his privacy to be disturbed (and for good reason).
** Inverted in "Conscience of the King", where it is the daughter who is the mad one, trying to protect her accused father (he wasn't squeaky clean either though).
* And then there's Tora Ziyal from ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', the innocent daughter of Gul Dukat who always tried to give her father the benefit of the doubt. It didn't end well for her: [[spoiler: she dies a pretty pointless death at the hands of Dukat's [[TheDragon Dragon]] when even she was forced to accept that her father had run out of excuses for the way he behaved and the decisions he took. Always mentally unstable at best, her death was what snapped the last remaining thread of sanity Dukat had ever possessed]].
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''Series/DoctorWho'':
**Such as Rayna, Flint's "ward" from "Requiem for Methuselah". He was neither evil nor mad, he just didn't want his privacy to be disturbed (and for good reason).
** Inverted in "ConscienceIn "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E9TheEvilOfTheDaleks The Evil of the King", where it is the Daleks]]", Maxtible and Waterfield have one innocent, beautiful daughter each: Ruth and Victoria, respectively. Victoria even becomes a companion.
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E5TheWebOfFear The Web of Fear]]", Professor Travers has one, Anne Travers, who is also a MadScientist herself. She and Victoria appear to bond somewhat over the similarities between their fathers.
** Mad Scientist's Beautiful Granddaughter: Susan Foreman, the first Companion of William Hartnell's Doctor. While she is his granddaughter, they have this exact relationship, and she was obviously intended to fit this trope (until the series began to GrowingTheBeard and the Doctor became something much, much odder than simply the madone, trying to protect her accused father (he wasn't squeaky clean either though).
* And then there's Tora Ziyal from ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'',scientist he was conceived as).
** The Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures kind of introduce Susan's mother, in theinnocent daughter form of Gul Dukat a young girl whom the Doctor adopts who always tried seems to give her father the benefit of the doubt. It didn't end well for her: [[spoiler: she dies a pretty pointless death at the hands of Dukat's [[TheDragon Dragon]] when even she was forced be Gallifreyan. She happens to accept be named [[Theatre/TheTempest Miranda]] and happens to have that her father had run out of excuses for the way he behaved beautiful-but-[[TheIngenue sheltered]]-and-ObliviousToLove thing going on (at first), and the decisions he took. Always mentally unstable at best, Doctor has a few scenes of doing [[ScienceHero sciencey laboratory stuff]] throughout the book.
* ''Series/{{Fringe}}'': Male example: The series has a female lead and the son of a MadScientist who doesn't exactly approve of his father's activities. By the end of season 2 romance between Peter and [[TheHero Olivia]] is canon.
* Her dad isn't really a Mad Scientist (he employs them instead), but Elle from ''Series/{{Heroes}}'' works too, down to flirting with the protagonist (Peter). Of course, she's pretty damn evil, and herdeath was what snapped the last remaining thread way of sanity Dukat had ever possessed]].flirting is to electrocute him a little bit each day to make him want it, but still....
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** Inverted in "Conscience
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E5TheWebOfFear The Web of Fear]]", Professor Travers has one, Anne Travers, who is also a MadScientist herself. She and Victoria appear to bond somewhat over the similarities between their fathers.
** Mad Scientist's Beautiful Granddaughter: Susan Foreman, the first Companion of William Hartnell's Doctor. While she is his granddaughter, they have this exact relationship, and she was obviously intended to fit this trope (until the series began to GrowingTheBeard and the Doctor became something much, much odder than simply the mad
* And then there's Tora Ziyal from ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'',
** The Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures kind of introduce Susan's mother, in the
* ''Series/{{Fringe}}'': Male example: The series has a female lead and the son of a MadScientist who doesn't exactly approve of his father's activities. By the end of season 2 romance between Peter and [[TheHero Olivia]] is canon.
* Her dad isn't really a Mad Scientist (he employs them instead), but Elle from ''Series/{{Heroes}}'' works too, down to flirting with the protagonist (Peter). Of course, she's pretty damn evil, and her
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* Her dad isn't really a Mad Scientist (he employs them instead), but Elle from ''Series/{{Heroes}}'' works too, down to flirting with the protagonist (Peter). Of course, she's pretty damn evil, and her way of flirting is to electrocute him a little bit each day to make him want it, but still....
* Ziva David in ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' could be considered this, to a point. Her father could be viewed as a WellIntentionedExtremist but he's more likely just a {{Jerkass}}. Gibbs himself points out to Ziva that her father, despite being the director of Mossad, is dirty and sometimes crosses the MoralEventHorizon into pure, selfish evil. Her response? Sometimes she's on his side, sometimes she's on Gibbs... and seems to have crossed permanently into Gibbs' camp by [[spoiler:quitting Mossad and terminating all contact with dear old dad]].
* ''Series/{{Fringe}}'': Male example: The series has a female lead and the son of a MadScientist who doesn't exactly approve of his father's activities. By the end of season 2 romance between Peter and [[TheHero Olivia]] is canon.
* Ziva David in ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' could be considered this, to a point. Her father could be viewed as a WellIntentionedExtremist but he's more likely just a {{Jerkass}}. Gibbs himself points out to Ziva that her father, despite being the director of Mossad, is dirty and sometimes crosses the MoralEventHorizon into pure, selfish evil. Her response? Sometimes she's on his side, sometimes she's on Gibbs... and seems to have crossed permanently into Gibbs' camp by [[spoiler:quitting Mossad and terminating all contact with dear old dad]].
* ''Series/{{Fringe}}'': Male example: The series has a female lead and the son of a MadScientist who doesn't exactly approve of his father's activities. By the end of season 2 romance between Peter and [[TheHero Olivia]] is canon.
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* Lampshaded in ''Series/DangerUXB'' when Lieutenant Ash delivers a defused bomb to Dr Gillespie and his daughter Susan, who are building a HeathRobinsonMachine in their backyard for steaming explosives out of unexploded German bombs. Ash later reports to his superiors on the phone, deriding the device as completely impractical and describing Gillespie as the proverbial MadScientist who even has the requisite beautiful daughter — said daughter has of course [[RightBehindMe just entered the room behind him]].
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'':
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E9TheEvilOfTheDaleks The Evil of the Daleks]]", Maxtible and Waterfield have one innocent, beautiful daughter each: Ruth and Victoria, respectively. Victoria even becomes a companion.
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E5TheWebOfFear The Web of Fear]]", Professor Travers has one, Anne Travers, who is also a MadScientist herself. She and Victoria appear to bond somewhat over the similarities between their fathers.
** Mad Scientist's Beautiful Granddaughter: Susan Foreman, the first Companion of William Hartnell's Doctor. While she is his granddaughter, they have this exact relationship, and she was obviously intended to fit this trope (until the series began to GrowingTheBeard and the Doctor became something much, much odder than simply the mad scientist he was conceived as).
** The Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures kind of introduce Susan's mother, in the form of a young girl whom the Doctor adopts who seems to be Gallifreyan. She happens to be named [[Theatre/TheTempest Miranda]] and happens to have that beautiful-but-[[TheIngenue sheltered]]-and-ObliviousToLove thing going on (at first), and the Doctor has a few scenes of doing [[ScienceHero sciencey laboratory stuff]] throughout the book.
* ''Series/TheComicStripPresents''. Lampshaded in ''Detectives on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown'' when the GenreSavvy Series/JasonKing-expy asks the obligatory mad ex-colonel in a BigFancyHouse if he has the obligatory nineteen-year old daughter in a miniskirt and too much makeup. [[ThePornomancer He's disappointed]] to discover that she's living in Kenya with an African prince.
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E9TheEvilOfTheDaleks The Evil of the Daleks]]", Maxtible and Waterfield have one innocent, beautiful daughter each: Ruth and Victoria, respectively. Victoria even becomes a companion.
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E5TheWebOfFear The Web of Fear]]", Professor Travers has one, Anne Travers, who is also a MadScientist herself. She and Victoria appear to bond somewhat over the similarities between their fathers.
** Mad Scientist's Beautiful Granddaughter: Susan Foreman, the first Companion of William Hartnell's Doctor. While she is his granddaughter, they have this exact relationship, and she was obviously intended to fit this trope (until the series began to GrowingTheBeard and the Doctor became something much, much odder than simply the mad scientist he was conceived as).
** The Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures kind of introduce Susan's mother, in the form of a young girl whom the Doctor adopts who seems to be Gallifreyan. She happens to be named [[Theatre/TheTempest Miranda]] and happens to have that beautiful-but-[[TheIngenue sheltered]]-and-ObliviousToLove thing going on (at first), and the Doctor has a few scenes of doing [[ScienceHero sciencey laboratory stuff]] throughout the book.
* ''Series/TheComicStripPresents''. Lampshaded in ''Detectives on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown'' when the GenreSavvy Series/JasonKing-expy asks the obligatory mad ex-colonel in a BigFancyHouse if he has the obligatory nineteen-year old daughter in a miniskirt and too much makeup. [[ThePornomancer He's disappointed]] to discover that she's living in Kenya with an African prince.
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''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'':
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** Inverted in "Conscience of theDaleks]]", Maxtible and Waterfield have one innocent, beautiful King", where it is the daughter each: Ruth and Victoria, respectively. Victoria even becomes a companion.
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E5TheWebOfFear The Web of Fear]]", Professor Travers has one, Anne Travers,who is also a MadScientist herself. She and Victoria appear to bond somewhat over the similarities between their fathers.
** Mad Scientist's Beautiful Granddaughter: Susan Foreman, the first Companion of William Hartnell's Doctor. While she is his granddaughter, they have this exact relationship, and she was obviously intended to fit this trope (until the series began to GrowingTheBeard and the Doctor became something much, much odder than simplythe mad scientist he was conceived as).
** The Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures kind of introduce Susan's mother, inone, trying to protect her accused father (he wasn't squeaky clean either though).
* And then there's Tora Ziyal from ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', theform of a young girl whom the Doctor adopts who seems to be Gallifreyan. She happens to be named [[Theatre/TheTempest Miranda]] and happens to have that beautiful-but-[[TheIngenue sheltered]]-and-ObliviousToLove thing going on (at first), and the Doctor has a few scenes of doing [[ScienceHero sciencey laboratory stuff]] throughout the book.
* ''Series/TheComicStripPresents''. Lampshaded in ''Detectives on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown'' when the GenreSavvy Series/JasonKing-expy asks the obligatory mad ex-colonel in a BigFancyHouse if he has the obligatory nineteen-year oldinnocent daughter of Gul Dukat who always tried to give her father the benefit of the doubt. It didn't end well for her: [[spoiler: she dies a pretty pointless death at the hands of Dukat's [[TheDragon Dragon]] when even she was forced to accept that her father had run out of excuses for the way he behaved and the decisions he took. Always mentally unstable at best, her death was what snapped the last remaining thread of sanity Dukat had ever possessed]].
* In ''Series/TheTwilightZone'' season two episode "The Lateness of the Hour", Jana is the pretty daughter of inventor Dr. William Loren, who has created an entire menagerie of [[RobotMaid robot servants]] to assist him and his wife, so much so that Jana is worried her parents are becoming overly-dependent on the robots. She yearns to see the world outside, but her father is overprotective and [[GildedCage won't let her leave the house]]. Of course, in aminiskirt and too much makeup. [[ThePornomancer He's disappointed]] to discover true ''Twilight Zone''-style twist, [[spoiler: Jana finds out that she's living in Kenya with an African prince.she is merely another robot creation of her father's, albeit the most humanistic one he has ever made]].
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** Inverted in "Conscience of the
** In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E5TheWebOfFear The Web of Fear]]", Professor Travers has one, Anne Travers,
** Mad Scientist's Beautiful Granddaughter: Susan Foreman, the first Companion of William Hartnell's Doctor. While she is his granddaughter, they have this exact relationship, and she was obviously intended to fit this trope (until the series began to GrowingTheBeard and the Doctor became something much, much odder than simply
** The Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures kind of introduce Susan's mother, in
* And then there's Tora Ziyal from ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', the
* ''Series/TheComicStripPresents''. Lampshaded in ''Detectives on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown'' when the GenreSavvy Series/JasonKing-expy asks the obligatory mad ex-colonel in a BigFancyHouse if he has the obligatory nineteen-year old
* In ''Series/TheTwilightZone'' season two episode "The Lateness of the Hour", Jana is the pretty daughter of inventor Dr. William Loren, who has created an entire menagerie of [[RobotMaid robot servants]] to assist him and his wife, so much so that Jana is worried her parents are becoming overly-dependent on the robots. She yearns to see the world outside, but her father is overprotective and [[GildedCage won't let her leave the house]]. Of course, in a
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* Play straight in ''Series/DenjiSentaiMegaranger'' which Hinelar had beautiful daughter name shizuka.
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* This one is debatable, as, at worst, Max Born - by his own admission - was more "amiably weird" than "Mad". But he could be very forgetful, and absolutely ''hated'' to work without a collaborator. He was also a fairly good looking, if a touch square jawed chap. But if I said that his ''granddaughter'' was Music/OliviaNewton-John, then you know why he's here. His two daughters, Irene (Olivia's mother) and Gritli were also said to be beautiful and talented.
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* ''Series/TheComicStripPresents''. Lampshaded in ''Detectives on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown'' when the GenreSavvy Series/JasonKing-expy asks the obligatory mad ex-colonel in a BigFancyHouse if he has the obligatory nineteen-year old daughter in a miniskirt and too much makeup. He's disappointed to discover that she's living in Kenya with an African prince.
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Often overlaps with TheUglyGuysHotDaughter. May overlap with DaddysLittleVillain. Might also end up being a PerkyFemaleMinion or DarkActionGirl, if she frequently helps her father in his work. Sister trope to ScienceHerosBabeAssistant, where the she's a love interest to the scientist rather than his daughter.
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* Mentioned in ''[[{{Main/EvilOverlordListCellblockA}} Evil Overlord Tip #105]]'', if you ever have to hire an evil mad scientist to design your doomsday weapon, make sure they don't have one of these.
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* Laura "ComicBook/{{X 23}}" Kinney is this. Her creator, Dr. Sarah Kinney, was described as the foremost expert on mutant genetics and was hired by the Facility after her proposal to clone Franchise/{{Wolverine}}. Despite the ethics of the project, Sarah's interest was purely ForScience, directly likening the idea of cloning a ''mutant'', when mainstream science had only ''just'' cracked cloning sheep and cats, to [[AGodAmI godhood]]. All this knowing full well that the child would be raised to be a LivingWeapon heading in. Laura herself is frequently described as Sarah's spitting-image (explained by some writers as Sarah using her own DNA to stabilize the sample taken from Wolverine), and it's made quite clear Laura is intended to be a quite beautiful young woman.
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* Laura "ComicBook/{{X 23}}" Kinney is this. Her creator, Dr. Sarah Kinney, was described as the foremost expert on mutant genetics and was hired by the Facility after her proposal to clone Franchise/{{Wolverine}}. Despite the ethics of the project, Sarah's interest was purely ForScience, directly likening the idea of cloning a ''mutant'', when mainstream science had only ''just'' cracked cloning sheep and cats, to [[AGodAmI godhood]].godhood. All this knowing full well that the child would be raised to be a LivingWeapon heading in. Laura herself is frequently described as Sarah's spitting-image (explained by some writers as Sarah using her own DNA to stabilize the sample taken from Wolverine), and it's made quite clear Laura is intended to be a quite beautiful young woman.
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* ''Film/TwiceToldTales'': In "Rappaccini's Daughter" (adapted from the Creator/NathanielHawthorne short story described in Literature below), Giacomo Rappaccini (Creator/VincentPrice) keeps his daughter Beatrice in a garden. A university student next door, Giovanni, sees her and falls in love. One of Giovanni's professors says that he used to teach with Rappaccini. Many years ago, Rappaccini abruptly quit academia and became a recluse after his wife ran away with a lover. Rappaccini has treated Beatrice with an exotic plant extract that makes her touch deadly; he does this to keep her safe from unwanted suitors, but it makes her a prisoner in her own home.
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* Athrun Zala in ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED'' is this note-for-note. He tries to deal with the consequences in the [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDDestiny sequel]].
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** ''Huge'' subversion in ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam''. [[spoiler: We thought that main character Domon Kasshu was the Mad Scientists's Handsome Son... but he wasn't. Then we thought he was the Magnificent Bastard's Handsome Younger Brother... Guess what. He wasn't. His partner Rain Mikamura, on the other hand...]]
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** Asuka. Beautiful? Check, Smart? Check, Love Interest? [[FlameWar Check]], Loves MadScientist mother dearly? Check. Mother is insane? Check ([[spoiler:Unless you call: A) Reattempting an experiment that ATE the previous person. B) hanging yourself (After losing what sanity you had in said experiment) so that your daughter would be the first person to find your body. Sane]])
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** Asuka. Beautiful? Check, Smart? Check, Love Interest? [[FlameWar Check]], Check, Loves MadScientist mother dearly? Check. Mother is insane? Check ([[spoiler:Unless you call: A) Reattempting an experiment that ATE the previous person. B) hanging yourself (After losing what sanity you had in said experiment) so that your daughter would be the first person to find your body. Sane]])
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* ''Huge'' subversion in ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam''. [[spoiler: We thought that main character Domon Kasshu was the Mad Scientists's Handsome Son... but he wasn't. Then we thought he was the Magnificent Bastard's Handsome Younger Brother... Guess what. He wasn't. His partner Rain Mikamura, on the other hand...]]
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* ComicBook/TaliaAlGhul, the daughter of ComicBook/RasAlGhul in the ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'' comics. Her loyalty to her father is... complicated. In the comics, it is usually unwavering. When she foils his [[spoiler: 'destroy the written word' scheme]], a lackey shoots her in the leg; the lackey is soon fed to the lions. In the video game, ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamCity'', it's played darkly [[spoiler:[[InTheBack when he makes a move of threatening Batman with her life]] if he does not kill him]]. This results her in leaving him [[spoiler:after Batman saves her]].
* Recently, Sofia Branch turned up in ''ComicBook/BatmanTheBlackMirror'' as the manager of Gotham's fastest growing bank. Who is Sofia Branch? She's the daughter of Tony Zucco, the killer of Dick Grayson's parents.
* Princess Aura, daughter of Ming The Merciless, in the various versions of ''ComicStrip/FlashGordon''.
* Recently, Sofia Branch turned up in ''ComicBook/BatmanTheBlackMirror'' as the manager of Gotham's fastest growing bank. Who is Sofia Branch? She's the daughter of Tony Zucco, the killer of Dick Grayson's parents.
* Princess Aura, daughter of Ming The Merciless, in the various versions of ''ComicStrip/FlashGordon''.
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** ComicBook/TaliaAlGhul, the daughter of ComicBook/RasAlGhulin the ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'' comics. Her loyalty to her father is... complicated. In the comics, it is usually unwavering. When she foils his [[spoiler: 'destroy the written word' scheme]], a lackey shoots her in the leg; the lackey is soon fed to the lions. In the video game, ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamCity'', it's played darkly [[spoiler:[[InTheBack when he makes a move of threatening Batman with her life]] if he does not kill him]]. This results her in leaving him [[spoiler:after Batman saves her]].
* Recently, ** Sofia Branch turned up in ''ComicBook/BatmanTheBlackMirror'' as the manager of Gotham's fastest growing bank. Who is Sofia Branch? She's the daughter of Tony Zucco, the killer of Dick Grayson's parents.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Vampirella}}: Ha Ha Ha! See my shoehorning device! The daughter of the mad scientist who sent a giant mecha against Vampirella doesn't fall straightly, but still clearly recognizable under this trope as she is still a child. And crippled. [[spoiler: And the mech driver, mostly involuntarily. When Vampirella crashes the mech, opens it and learns she killed a child, you can practically see the steam blowing out of her ears.]]
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* ''ComicBook/{{Vampirella}}: ''ComicBook/{{Vampirella}}'': Ha Ha Ha! See my shoehorning device! The daughter of the mad scientist who sent a giant mecha against Vampirella doesn't fall straightly, but still clearly recognizable under this trope as she is still a child. And crippled. [[spoiler: And the mech driver, mostly involuntarily. When Vampirella crashes the mech, opens it and learns she killed a child, you can practically see the steam blowing out of her ears.]]
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* Gender-flipped in ''ComicBook/TheKillersOfKrypton'': Znd'r Kol is [[ScientistEmperor Empress]] [[BigBad Gandelo]]'s handsome adoptive son, who inevitably falls for ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}, much to his mother's anger.
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* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': Gerta von Gunther plays with this trope, her mother Paula is definitely a MadScientist, and was a villain working for the Nazis when she first appeared but she was only working with the Nazis because they had Gerta and were threatening her life and Gerta is only old enough for her beauty to be evident years later after her mother switches sides out of gratitude when Diana saved Gerta. Gerta also turns out to be a MadScientist in her own right, but she's always kinder and more innocent than her mother.
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* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': ''Franchise/WonderWoman'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 Vol 1]]: Gerta von Gunther plays with this trope, her mother Paula is definitely a MadScientist, and was a villain working for the Nazis when she first appeared but she was only working with the Nazis because they had Gerta and were threatening her life and Gerta is only old enough for her beauty to be evident years later after her mother switches sides out of gratitude when Diana saved Gerta. Gerta also turns out to be a MadScientist in her own right, but she's always kinder and more innocent than her mother.
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* Talia, the daughter of ComicBook/RasAlGhul in the ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'' comics. Her loyalty to her father is... complicated. In the comics, it is usually unwavering. When she foils his [[spoiler: 'destroy the written word' scheme]], a lackey shoots her in the leg; the lackey is soon fed to the lions. In the video game, ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamCity'', it's played darkly [[spoiler:[[InTheBack when he makes a move of threatening Batman with her life]] if he does not kill him]]. This results her in leaving him [[spoiler:after Batman saves her]].
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* Talia, ComicBook/TaliaAlGhul, the daughter of ComicBook/RasAlGhul in the ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'' comics. Her loyalty to her father is... complicated. In the comics, it is usually unwavering. When she foils his [[spoiler: 'destroy the written word' scheme]], a lackey shoots her in the leg; the lackey is soon fed to the lions. In the video game, ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamCity'', it's played darkly [[spoiler:[[InTheBack when he makes a move of threatening Batman with her life]] if he does not kill him]]. This results her in leaving him [[spoiler:after Batman saves her]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'': Isaac Sumdac is a pudgy, elderly roboticist with beady, sunken eyes. Meanwhile, his daughter Sari is an adorable little girl. Aside from sharing his skin tone, she looks absolutely nothing like him. [[spoiler:One could justify it by saying their lack of resemblance is because Sari [[RobotGirl isn't human]], but it is confirmed within the show that she shares his DNA.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'': Isaac Sumdac is a pudgy, elderly roboticist with beady, sunken eyes. Meanwhile, his daughter Sari is an adorable little girl.girl with big eyes. Aside from sharing his skin tone, she looks absolutely nothing like him. [[spoiler:One could justify it by saying their lack of resemblance is because Sari [[RobotGirl isn't human]], but it is confirmed within the show that she shares his DNA.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'': Isaac Sumdac is a pudgy, elderly roboticist with large, seemingly-permanent bags under his eyes. Meanwhile, his daughter Sari is an adorable little girl. Aside from sharing his skin tone, she looks absolutely nothing like him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'': Isaac Sumdac is a pudgy, elderly roboticist with large, seemingly-permanent bags under his beady, sunken eyes. Meanwhile, his daughter Sari is an adorable little girl. Aside from sharing his skin tone, she looks absolutely nothing like him. [[spoiler:One could justify it by saying their lack of resemblance is because Sari [[RobotGirl isn't human]], but it is confirmed within the show that she shares his DNA.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'': Isaac Sumdac is a pudgy, elderly roboticist with large, seemingly-permanent bags under his eyes. Meanwhile, his daughter Sari is an adorable little girl. Aside from sharing his skin tone, she looks absolutely nothing like him.
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** Jail Scaglietti from ''Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaStrikerS'' considers his twelve Numbers as daughters, who see him as their father as well. And the whole family have only good looking members. Only five (actually four[[note]]one of the five is just loyal to the other sister[[/note]]) of them are [[DaddysLittleVillain Daddy's Little Villains]], the other seven pull a HeelFaceTurn after being arrested by the TSAB.
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** Jail Scaglietti from ''Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaStrikerS'' ''Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaStrikers'' considers his twelve Numbers as daughters, who see him as their father as well. And the whole family have only good looking members. Only five (actually four[[note]]one of the five is just loyal to the other sister[[/note]]) of them are [[DaddysLittleVillain Daddy's Little Villains]], the other seven pull a HeelFaceTurn after being arrested by the TSAB.
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* This one is debatable, as, at worst, Max Born - by his own admission - was more "amiably weird" than "Mad". But he could be very forgetful, and absolutely ''hated'' to work without a collaborator. He was also a fairly good looking, if a touch square jawed chap. But if I said that his ''granddaughter'' was Music/OliviaNewton-John, then you know why he's here. His two daughters, Irene (Olivia's mother) and Gritli were also said to be beautiful and talented.
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* ''VideoGame/WarioWare'' has Penny Crygor, Mad Scientist's Beautiful ''Grand''daughter. Of course, she's just as crazy and intelligent as her grandfather, and given the [[{{Jerkass}} males]] [[FunnyAfro of]] [[InterspeciesRomance the]] [[{{Nerd}} series]], is probably grateful for the lack of romance.
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* ''VideoGame/WarioWare'' has Penny Crygor, Mad Scientist's Beautiful ''Grand''daughter. Of course, she's just as crazy and intelligent as her grandfather, and given the [[{{Jerkass}} males]] [[FunnyAfro of]] of [[InterspeciesRomance the]] [[{{Nerd}} series]], is probably grateful for the lack of romance.
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* Hawthorne published ''Rappaccini's Daughter'' in 1844. This story has an [[PoisonousPerson interesting twist]] on the trope.
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* Hawthorne published ''Rappaccini's Daughter'' in 1844. This story has an [[PoisonousPerson interesting twist]] on the trope.In "Literature/RappaccinisDaughter", Beatrice is Giacomo Rappaccini's daughter. She's as beautiful and radiant as he's withered and unsettling. Giacomo Rappaccini's area of expertise are plant-based poisons and he's cultivated several new species just to get new poisons. Even Beatrice is subject of his experiments.
