Dr. Adorable



Real Name:  Karen Adder Age: 9 Power Source: technological Appearance: a short blonde-haired child. She wears a lab coat that is too large for her and glasses that are unnecessary. Usually carries a remote-controlled teddy bear with her. Superpowers: while she has no natural mutations or abilities, Dr Adorable is a certified genius, already possessing a college degree in physics. Dr A is a brilliant and talented mind concerning all things logical, including technology of all sorts, chemistry, biology, and most major sciences. She is also surprisingly capable with simple firearms and weapons. She has a mild lisp, but this is suggested to be partly intentional to further throw off her opponents.

Affiliation:  none Biography: born with what was deemed a non-mutated abnormality, Karen Adder was a genius from birth. Reading fluently by age 2, Karen rocketed through grade school. Her parents were adoring and proud, though had some troubles understanding their daughter as she mentally grew up in years. Their awkward parenting seemed to show in small ways, as Karen showed a rather loose moral compass. It was when she was attending college (at age 6) that she was approached by Professor Colins, a field agent for super villains under indirect employ of Dr. Demise. She recommended him as personal tutor for the young mind, Dr. D. looking to sculpt it into one motivated for evil through a veiled curriculum highlighting evil in history, nature, and science.

It was with admittedly limited success, seeming to make her slightly selfish instead of cruel. Still, Dr. Adorable has been a semi-successful super villain. Her age and fairly childish reasons for her crime tend to allow her to get off with minimal sentences, usually under her parents’ control or short time in juvenile hall. She is known to be fairly soft in her core, well-noted to have cried for hours the one recorded occasion that she took a life. Dr Adorable’s crimes are considered by some to be incredible nuisances rather than true super villainy, but is also quietly respected by some notable superheroes as being a surprisingly affective way to introduce rookie superheroes to “the business.”