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+ | '''Doctor Murder''' (French: ''Docteur Macabre'', lit. "Doctor Macabre"; ''Marquis Gustave-François de Merteuil'') is an ancient villain who time travels back in time to kill [[John Smith]] through his dark magic. He was originally appeared as a bully who have murdered a series of people. |
| − | He has also many aliases: '''Sir Augustus Hargreaves''', an English melodramatic thief; '''Dr. Gustave Hargreaves''', a present-day mad scientist; and lastly, as the '''Tower Dragon''', a gigantic fire-breathing dragon modelled after the [[w:c:godzilla:Godzilla (Legendary)|Legendary Godzilla]] that [[John Smith|Sir John the Great]] killed him before. |
+ | He has also many aliases: '''Marquis du Macabre''', a 15th-century French alchemist; '''Sir Augustus Hargreaves''', an English melodramatic thief; '''Dr. Gustave Hargreaves''', a present-day mad scientist; and lastly, as the '''Tower Dragon''', a gigantic fire-breathing dragon modelled after the [[w:c:godzilla:Godzilla (Legendary)|Legendary Godzilla]] that [[John Smith|Sir John the Great]] killed him before. |
== History == |
== History == |
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=== Monsters === |
=== Monsters === |
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* Abercrombie |
* Abercrombie |
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* Hellhounds |
* Hellhounds |
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* Long-necked Dragon |
* Long-necked Dragon |
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* Sea Giant |
* Sea Giant |
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* Three-headed dragon |
* Three-headed dragon |
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* Tower Dragon <small>(Doctor Murder's final boss monster form since he was often killed by [[John Smith|Sir John the Great]])<small> |
* Tower Dragon <small>(Doctor Murder's final boss monster form since he was often killed by [[John Smith|Sir John the Great]])<small> |
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== Powers and abilities == |
== Powers and abilities == |
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== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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Coming soon...... |
Coming soon...... |
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== Character concept and design == |
== Character concept and design == |
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° According to [[Bjorn San Juan]], that the concept for Doctor Murder will be like the villain from some classic time-travel films. In its early concept, it will be like the [[w:c:disney:Bowler Hat Guy|Bowler Hat Guy]] from [[w:c:disney:Meet the Robinsons|''Meet the Robinsons'']]. |
° According to [[Bjorn San Juan]], that the concept for Doctor Murder will be like the villain from some classic time-travel films. In its early concept, it will be like the [[w:c:disney:Bowler Hat Guy|Bowler Hat Guy]] from [[w:c:disney:Meet the Robinsons|''Meet the Robinsons'']]. |
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° His name '''Marquis Gustave-François de Merteuil''' was named in the honor of [[wikipedia:Kathryn Merteuil|Kathryn Merteuil]], the main villainess from the 1999 romantic melodrama film ''[[wikipedia:Cruel Intentions|Cruel Intentions]]''. |
° His name '''Marquis Gustave-François de Merteuil''' was named in the honor of [[wikipedia:Kathryn Merteuil|Kathryn Merteuil]], the main villainess from the 1999 romantic melodrama film ''[[wikipedia:Cruel Intentions|Cruel Intentions]]''. |
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| + | == In popular culture[[Category:Characters]][[Category:Villains]][[Category:Deceased Characters]][[Category:Deceased Villains]][[Category:Undead Characters]][[Category:Murderers]][[Category:Mass murderers]][[Category:Alternate Identities]][[Category:Immortal individuals]][[Category:Dragons]] == |
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| + | * In the American television series [[wikipedia:Summertime (US TV series)|''Summertime'']], a villain resembling Doctor Murder, also known as Erasmus Zero. He was wearing a futuristic-looking costume similar to Marquis de Macabre's outfit in the comics. |
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Latest revision as of 02:32, 16 May 2017
Doctor Murder (French: Docteur Macabre, lit. "Doctor Macabre"; Marquis Gustave-François de Merteuil) is an ancient villain who time travels back in time to kill John Smith through his dark magic. He was originally appeared as a bully who have murdered a series of people.
He has also many aliases: Marquis du Macabre, a 15th-century French alchemist; Sir Augustus Hargreaves, an English melodramatic thief; Dr. Gustave Hargreaves, a present-day mad scientist; and lastly, as the Tower Dragon, a gigantic fire-breathing dragon modelled after the Legendary Godzilla that Sir John the Great killed him before.
History[]
Coming soon......
Henchmen and monsters[]
Monsters[]
- Abercrombie
- Charmander (modelled after Kamoebas)
- Hellhounds
- Long-necked Dragon
- Sea Dragon <small>(modelled after Gezora)<small>
- Sea Giant
- Three-headed dragon
- Tower Dragon (Doctor Murder's final boss monster form since he was often killed by Sir John the Great)
- Tower Giant
Powers and abilities[]
- Telepathy
- Teleportation
- Shapeshifting
- Superhuman strength
- Immortality
- Regeneration
- Weather manipulation
- Manipulating creatures via dark magic (demons, giant monsters, henchmen and magical creatures)
Appearances[]
First series[]
Coming soon......
Character concept and design[]
° According to Bjorn San Juan, that the concept for Doctor Murder will be like the villain from some classic time-travel films. In its early concept, it will be like the Bowler Hat Guy from Meet the Robinsons.
° In his alternate version in the third series, he was wearing an exoskeletal armor similar to Ronan the Accuser from the 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy.
° His name Marquis Gustave-François de Merteuil was named in the honor of Kathryn Merteuil, the main villainess from the 1999 romantic melodrama film Cruel Intentions.
In popular culture[]
- In the American television series Summertime, a villain resembling Doctor Murder, also known as Erasmus Zero. He was wearing a futuristic-looking costume similar to Marquis de Macabre's outfit in the comics.