Frankensteinian Monster Physiology

Frankensteinian Monster Physiology
Frankenstein's Monster (Van Helsing)
Power/Ability to:	Use the traits of Frankensteinian monster.

"Look at me! What do you see?! Not a man you could love -- but instead, some hideous -- at best pitiful -- monster!"

― The Frankenstein Monster (Marvel Comics)

The power to use the abilities of Frankenstein's monster. Variation of Artificial Physiology and Undead Physiology.

Also Called

• Artificial Human Mimicry/Physiology
• Corpse Doll Mimicry/Physiology
• Flesh Golem Mimicry/Physiology (Dungeons and Dragons)
• Frankenmonster Mimicry/Physiology
• Frankensteinian Monster Mimicry
• Patchwork Being/Monster Mimicry/Physiology

Capabilities

User with this ability either is or can transform into a Frankensteinian monster, a being created from (possibly several) corpses of dead people, or sometimes animals. As they are formed from dead beings, they lack most of the weaknesses of living beings, including need for sustenance or rest, pain, etc. Due to the fact that most such monsters are animated by electrical impulses, they are naturally resistant to electrical attacks and some may possess other electricity related abilities as well.

Applications

• Contaminant Immunity
• Defunct Physiology
• Disease Immunity
• Enhanced/Supernatural Body
  • Enhanced/Supernatural Durability
  • Enhanced/Supernatural Endurance
  • Enhanced/Supernatural Strength
• Pain Suppression

Variations

• Anatomical Liberation
  • Body Part Substitution
  • Body Part Swapping
  • Head Liberation
• Animal Imitation or Animal Morphing if animals were used.
• Chimerism if animals were used.
• Decelerated Aging or Semi-Immortality
• Electric Life
• Electrical Healing
• Electrical Immunity
• Electrical Resurrection
• Electrically Enhanced Condition
• Electricity Absorption
• Electricity Resistance
• Enhanced/Supernatural Mind
• Unnatural Size
• Weaponized Body

Associations

• Artificial Life Creation
• Artificial Physiology
• Bionic Physiology
• Electricity Generation
• Enhanced/Supernatural Condition
• Golem Physiology
• Undead Physiology

Limitations

• User may have a relative amount of intelligence depending on the condition of the brain.
• May be slower than other beings due to massive size and weight.
• May require electric energy in order to live/stay awake.
• May possess an instinctive/reflexive fear of fire.
• May be subject to rot or necrosis due to the components most commonly coming from dead tissue.

Known Users

See Also: Frankensteins Monster.

• Frankenstein's Monster (Various Media)

Live Movies

• Frankenstein (Godzilla series)
• Gaira (Godzilla series)
• Sanda (Godzilla series)
• Adam Frankenstein (I, Frankenstein)

Television

• Infantata (American Horror Story: Murder House)
• Adam (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
• Elsa Hyde (Here Come The Munsters!)
• Frankenstein Monster (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)
• Boltz (My Babysitter's A Vampire)
• Gerhardt (Once Upon a Time)
• Herman Munster (The Munsters)
• Charlie Munster (The Munsters)
• Brona Croft/Lily (Penny Dreadful)
• The Creature (Penny Dreadful)
• Proteus (Penny Dreadful)
• Zeletrax (Power Rangers Dino Thunder)
• The Kindred (Sleepy Hollow)
• The Kindress (Sleepy Hollow)
• Bolt (Summer in Transylvania)
• Frankenstein "Styne" Family (Supernatural)

Cartoons

• Translyians (Ben 10 series)
  • Frankenstrike
  • Doctor Viktor
• Frankengymteacher "Coach" (Casper's Scare School)
• Sparky (Frankenweenie)
• Coldstone (Gargoyles)
• Frank (Hotel Transylvania)
• Eunice (Hotel Transylvania)
• Julius (Mickey Mouse: Runaway Brain)
• Frank Stein (Mona the Vampire)
• Frankie Stein (Monster High)
• Cluster Gems (Steven Universe)
• Sally (Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas)
• Frank Frankenstein (The Baskervilles)
• Fran Frankenstein (The Baskervilles)
• Young Frank Frankenstein (The Baskervilles)
• Little Monster Annie (The Baskervilles)
• Francis (Zombie Hotel)
• Frank (Monster Mash)
• Frankencreep (Scooby Doo)
• Frankenswine (Monster Farm)

Comics

• Frankenstein (DC Comics)
• Bride of Frankenstein (DC Comics)
• Young Frankenstein (DC Comics)
• [Solomon Grundy] (DC Comics)
• [Patchwork] (DC Comics)
• Frankenstein's Monster (Marvel Comics)
• Punisher/Frankencastle (Marvel Comics)

Anime/Manga

• Boltmon (Digimon)
• Fran Madaraki (Franken Fran)
• Veronica Madaraki (Franken Fran)
• Gavrill Madaraki (Franken Fran)

Video Games

• Manpigs (Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs)
• The Gatherers (Amnesia: The Dark Descent)
  • Servant Brutes
  • Servant Grunts
• Brute Boris (Bendy and the Ink Machine)
• Victor von Gerdenheim (Darkstalkers)
• Frank (Madworld)
• Frankenstein's Monster (Fate/Apocrypha)
• Brigade (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
• Olaric (Return to Castle Wolfenstein)
• Charlie Nash (Street Fighter V)
• Franken (Valkyrie Crusade)

Tabletop Games

• Flesh Golems (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Adam (Ravenloft)
• Prometheans (World of Darkness/Promethean: The Created)

Other

• The Boogeyman (Grim Tales: After Birth)
• SCP-542 - Herr Chirurg (SCP Foundation)

Gallery

Infantata (American Horror Story: Murder House) is a being created from the pieced-together remains of Thaddeus, the son of Charles and Nora Montgomery.

Doctor Viktor (Ben 10 series)

Frankenstrike (Ben 10 series)

Brute Boris (Bendy and the Ink Machine) was created by Alice Angel using the body of Boris the Wolf.

Adam (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) is created from the body parts of several deceased humans and demons.

Frankenstein (DC Comics)

Bride of Frankenstein (DC Comics)

Madaraki Sisters (Franken Fran)

Sparky (Frankenweenie)

Coldstone (Gargoyles) was created from the corpses of three deceased gargoyles.

Frank (Hotel Transylvania)

Frankenstein's Monster (Marvel Comics)

After being brutally murdered by Daken, the Punisher (Marvel Comics) was resurrected as "Frankencastle" by the Legion of Monsters.

Frankie Stein (Monster High)

The Manpigs (Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs) are monstrous creatures made through experimentation, using pig and human flesh kept alive with Compound X and sowing them together.

Frankenstein's Monster (Fate/Apocrypha)

Olaric (Return to Castle Wolfenstein) is a former guardian of the dagger. Some time after his death, he was reanimated as a giant, soul-containing Flesh Golem once Helga had recklessly attempted to retrieve the dagger.

Cluster Gems (Steven Universe) are the result of forcibly bonding gem shards together, creating horrific monsters from the fragments of once whole gems.

Sally (Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas)

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Franken (Valkyrie Crusade)

Sanda and Gaira (War of the Gargantuas) are Frankenstein spawns that regenerated from cells when the original Frankenstein died.

Frankencreep (Scooby Doo)