Definitions

1. A mad scientist is a stock character of popular fiction, either villainous, or benign and scatter-brained.
2. The Mad Scientist (Dr. Caliostro) is the most experimental scientist in this entire universe.
3. The mad scientist is the anti-thesis of the heroic scientist and is considerably more popular.

Professor Norton Nimnul

1. Professor Norton Nimnul is a mad scientist and also one of the Rescue Rangers' most frequent enemies.

Narbonic Labs

1. The storylines center around the misadventures of the staff of Narbonic Labs, which is the domain of mad scientist Helen Narbon. (Web site)

Time Machine

1. The Time Machine was followed by THE ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU (1896), in which a mad scientist transforms animals into human creatures. (Web site)

Blight

1. Dr. Blight - A mad scientist who represents the dangers of uncontrolled technology and unethical scientific experimentation. (Web site)

World Domination

1. Main characters Andy Weir [2] Andy is a mad scientist, less interested in world domination than in creating mad inventions for their own sake.

Cast Members

1. However, in recent comics he has become a mad scientist himself, radically transforming the dynamic among cast members.

Wheeljack

1. Wheeljack is described as the mad scientist of the Autobot forces as he is always inventing new weapons and gadgets. (Web site)

Stock Character

1. Starting with Dr. Frankenstein, the mad scientist became a stock character who posed a dire threat to society and perhaps even civilization.

Mad Scientist

1. A mad scientist is a stock character of popular fiction, either villainous, or benign and scatterbrained. (Web site)
2. The mad scientist who runs Narbonic Labs, Helen is cheerful, optimistic, and, definitionally, quite insane. (Web site)

Categories

1. Arts > Theatre > Drama > Stock Character
2. Popular Fiction
3. Animated Series > Transformers > Autobots > Wheeljack
4. Cheerful
5. Cast Members
6. Books about "Mad Scientist" in Amazon.com
   

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