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|subtitle =Mysterious Scientist<br>{{Nihongo|謎の科学者|Nazo no Kagakusha}}{{sup|[[King Kong Escapes|KKE]]}}<ref name="JPTrailer">[[Japan]]ese ''[[King Kong Escapes]]'' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwWKPISShtk&t=94 trailer]</ref> | |subtitle =Mysterious Scientist<br>{{Nihongo|謎の科学者|Nazo no Kagakusha}}{{sup|[[King Kong Escapes|KKE]]}}<ref name="JPTrailer">[[Japan]]ese ''[[King Kong Escapes]]'' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwWKPISShtk&t=94 trailer]</ref> | ||
|species =[[Humans|Human]] | |species =[[Humans|Human]] | ||
|occupation = | |occupation =Scientist, international terrorist | ||
|debut =''[[The King Kong Show]]'' | |debut =''[[The King Kong Show]]'' | ||
|last =''[[King Kong Escapes]]'' | |last =''[[King Kong Escapes]]'' | ||
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'''Dr. Who''' {{Nihongo|ドクター・フー|Dokutā Fū}} is a recurring villain in ''[[The King Kong Show]]'', as well as the human antagonist in the [[1967]] [[Toho]] and [[Rankin/Bass Productions|Rankin/Bass]] film, ''[[King Kong Escapes]]''. | '''Dr. Who''' {{Nihongo|ドクター・フー|Dokutā Fū}} is a recurring villain in ''[[The King Kong Show]]'', as well as the human antagonist in the [[1967]] [[Toho]] and [[Rankin/Bass Productions|Rankin/Bass]] film, ''[[King Kong Escapes]]''. | ||
A mad scientific genius and international criminal, Dr. Who stole schematics his former colleague [[Carl Nelson]] had been developing for a robotic duplicate of [[King Kong]]. Using them, he constructed his ultimate creation: [[Mechani-Kong]]. Who intended to use the robot to mine the highly-radioactive Element X for the country of his financier [[Madame Piranha]]. However, the radiation caused Mechani-Kong to malfunction, forcing Who to kidnap the real Kong from [[Mondo Island]] to dig in its place. However, Kong was able to resist Who's mind control and escaped, prompting Who to pursue Kong to [[Tokyo]] and unleash Mechani-Kong to subdue him. Madame Piranha, having a change of heart after seeing how ruthless Dr. Who really was, turned on him and disabled Mechani-Kong's controls, causing the robot to plummet from the [[Tokyo Tower]] and break into pieces. Before Dr. Who could escape on his ship, Kong hunted him down and destroyed the ship, killing Who and all of his henchmen aboard. | A mad scientific genius and international criminal, Dr. Who stole schematics his former colleague [[Carl Nelson]] had been developing for a robotic duplicate of [[King Kong/1967|King Kong]]. Using them, he constructed his ultimate creation: [[Mechani-Kong]]. Who intended to use the robot to mine the highly-radioactive Element X for the country of his financier [[Madame Piranha]]. However, the radiation caused Mechani-Kong to malfunction, forcing Who to kidnap the real Kong from [[Mondo Island]] to dig in its place. However, Kong was able to resist Who's mind control and escaped, prompting Who to pursue Kong to [[Tokyo]] and unleash Mechani-Kong to subdue him. Madame Piranha, having a change of heart after seeing how ruthless Dr. Who really was, turned on him and disabled Mechani-Kong's controls, causing the robot to plummet from the [[Tokyo Tower]] and break into pieces. Before Dr. Who could escape on his ship, Kong hunted him down and destroyed the ship, killing Who and all of his henchmen aboard. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===''[[The King Kong Show]]''=== | ===''[[The King Kong Show]]''=== | ||
To be added. | To be added. | ||
===''[[King Kong Escapes]]''=== | ===''[[King Kong Escapes]]''=== | ||
Dr. Who ran a nondescript criminal enterprise at the North Pole. After being approached by the mysterious benefactor [[Madame Piranha]] and hired to mine the powerful Element X for her country, Who constructed [[Mechani-Kong]] a mechanical copy of the legendary giant ape [[King Kong]], in order to mine the element. However, the powerful magnetic waves given off by Element X caused Mechani-Kong to short circuit. Who began to rebuild Mechani-Kong until he learned of the real Kong's discovery on [[Mondo Island]], and decided to kidnap him instead and use him to mine Element X. When Kong was in custody, Who implemented hypnosis to control the gargantuan ape. For a short time all went as planned, but the rays emitted by Element X caused the control apparatuses to malfunction, and Kong to awaken. After this, Who captured his former colleague [[Carl Nelson]] and his team. After initial noncooperation, Who locked them in a cell in his base in the Arctic. Who began to torture his captives, but they were saved by King Kong's escape from captivity, which caused the base to collapse. Who spared no time in relocating to his boat. Who decided to chase [[King Kong]], who had gone to [[Tokyo]], with the repaired | Dr. Who ran a nondescript criminal enterprise at the North Pole. After being approached by the mysterious benefactor [[Madame Piranha]] and hired to mine the powerful Element X for her country, Who constructed [[Mechani-Kong]] a mechanical copy of the legendary giant ape [[King Kong/1967|King Kong]], in order to mine the element. However, the powerful magnetic waves given off by Element X caused Mechani-Kong to short circuit. Who began to rebuild Mechani-Kong until he learned of the real Kong's discovery on [[Mondo Island]], and decided to kidnap him instead and use him to mine Element X. When Kong was in custody, Who implemented hypnosis to control the gargantuan ape. For a short time all went as planned, but the rays emitted by Element X caused the control apparatuses to malfunction, and Kong to awaken. After this, Who captured his former colleague [[Carl Nelson]] and his team. After initial noncooperation, Who locked them in a cell in his base in the Arctic. Who began to torture his captives, but they were saved by King Kong's escape from captivity, which caused the base to collapse. Who spared no time in relocating to his boat. Who decided to chase [[King Kong]], who had gone to [[Tokyo]], with the repaired Mechani-Kong to destroy him. Controlling Mechani-Kong from his boat in [[Tokyo Bay]], Who ordered the robot to kidnap Kong's human love interest, [[Susan Watson]], and climb to the top of the [[Tokyo Tower]] with her. Who threatened to drop Susan if Kong did not return to Who's ship, but Kong followed his mechanical double up the tower. Mechani-Kong dropped Susan, but Kong caught her and set her down safely on a platform. Kong then battled Mechani-Kong atop the tower, threatening to cause it to collapse. On board Who's ship, Madame Piranha decided to turn against Who and destroy the controls for Mechani-Kong, causing the mech to fall off the tower and explode on the streets below. Who killed Piranha for her treachery by shooting her three times in the chest, then prepared to retreat. The next day, Kong found Who's ship before it could leave and destroyed it, killing Who and his minions. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Dr. Who (ドクター・フー Dokutā Fū) is a recurring villain in The King Kong Show, as well as the human antagonist in the 1967 Toho and Rankin/Bass film, King Kong Escapes.
A mad scientific genius and international criminal, Dr. Who stole schematics his former colleague Carl Nelson had been developing for a robotic duplicate of King Kong. Using them, he constructed his ultimate creation: Mechani-Kong. Who intended to use the robot to mine the highly-radioactive Element X for the country of his financier Madame Piranha. However, the radiation caused Mechani-Kong to malfunction, forcing Who to kidnap the real Kong from Mondo Island to dig in its place. However, Kong was able to resist Who's mind control and escaped, prompting Who to pursue Kong to Tokyo and unleash Mechani-Kong to subdue him. Madame Piranha, having a change of heart after seeing how ruthless Dr. Who really was, turned on him and disabled Mechani-Kong's controls, causing the robot to plummet from the Tokyo Tower and break into pieces. Before Dr. Who could escape on his ship, Kong hunted him down and destroyed the ship, killing Who and all of his henchmen aboard.
History
The King Kong Show
To be added.
King Kong Escapes
Dr. Who ran a nondescript criminal enterprise at the North Pole. After being approached by the mysterious benefactor Madame Piranha and hired to mine the powerful Element X for her country, Who constructed Mechani-Kong a mechanical copy of the legendary giant ape King Kong, in order to mine the element. However, the powerful magnetic waves given off by Element X caused Mechani-Kong to short circuit. Who began to rebuild Mechani-Kong until he learned of the real Kong's discovery on Mondo Island, and decided to kidnap him instead and use him to mine Element X. When Kong was in custody, Who implemented hypnosis to control the gargantuan ape. For a short time all went as planned, but the rays emitted by Element X caused the control apparatuses to malfunction, and Kong to awaken. After this, Who captured his former colleague Carl Nelson and his team. After initial noncooperation, Who locked them in a cell in his base in the Arctic. Who began to torture his captives, but they were saved by King Kong's escape from captivity, which caused the base to collapse. Who spared no time in relocating to his boat. Who decided to chase King Kong, who had gone to Tokyo, with the repaired Mechani-Kong to destroy him. Controlling Mechani-Kong from his boat in Tokyo Bay, Who ordered the robot to kidnap Kong's human love interest, Susan Watson, and climb to the top of the Tokyo Tower with her. Who threatened to drop Susan if Kong did not return to Who's ship, but Kong followed his mechanical double up the tower. Mechani-Kong dropped Susan, but Kong caught her and set her down safely on a platform. Kong then battled Mechani-Kong atop the tower, threatening to cause it to collapse. On board Who's ship, Madame Piranha decided to turn against Who and destroy the controls for Mechani-Kong, causing the mech to fall off the tower and explode on the streets below. Who killed Piranha for her treachery by shooting her three times in the chest, then prepared to retreat. The next day, Kong found Who's ship before it could leave and destroyed it, killing Who and his minions.
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