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"This is how I'll always remember you... surrounded by winter, forever young, forever beautiful. Rest well, my love. The monster who took you from me will soon learn that revenge is a dish... best served cold."Character Art byΒ phil-cho Β
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To counter Mr. Freeze Hit his Helmet, this should make him wont survive
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Would you say he was persistent complex bereavement disorder with traits of PTSD? Because Freeze shows signs of having trouble with letting his wife go, distrust towards his family and others, and an obsession with preserving life to prevent death (a loss).
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They shot his picture in a hot room just to screw with him.
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Even just regular temperature would evoke that reaction though...
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Ironic how it was Hugo Strange who eventually tore Victor down, it had to be HIM that cured his wife, HE had to be the one to save her! And brutally points out that if he had SHARED his research, he'd have made leaps and bounds by now!~
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Course, considering Strange's own... "predilections", shall we say, he kinda has a hard neck questioning anyone else's mental state...Β
(Talk about the lunatics running the asylum!Β Β )
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Um, I have a question- why is he photographed out of his suit? Fries can't survive outside of subzero for very long at all. He needs that suit to keep him alive. It's a canonical fact stated in almost everything we see him in. From the Batman Animated Series to even Young Justice- where we see him incarcerated but still with a suit because he needs it.
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Well this the canon of Earth-27. Freeze can survive at room temperature for short periods of time, but it is uncomfortable for him. Sustained exposure would be fatal. Hence the reason he is sweating and clearly uncomfortable. Normally he is kept in his chilly cell.
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Ahhh! Okay~! Thank you!
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Not a problem. 
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Victor is my favorite. If one can have a favorite for someone who breaks the law. Still, the man is brilliant. He stole only to further his research to save his wife. In some ways he's more human than Batman.
Victor is not Chaotic Evil. I'd say he's Lawful Evil. Yes he steals. But he only steals to save the one life that means most to him.
Don't tell you wouldn't do the same.
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i actually came up with a story where Fries gets hired by Wayne Industries and ends up working with Batman after discovering he's BruceΒ
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I'd like to read that (if you have it)
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"Should Mr. Freeze, I'm sorry, Fries, be allowed to continue his research into a cure for Huntington's Cholera?"
That should be a question on his file. Also, he's not delusional in thinking that his crimes are a valid means to pay for his research into Huntington's Cholera. Arkham staff needs to send his research for review from other medical professionals.Β
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He could be onto something and his research could help many people.Β
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Mr. Freeze and Two-Face are the most tragic and sympathetic villains in Batman's Rogue's Gallery. But that's just my opinion.
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I donβt remember Freeze ever working at Arkham. Is there something I donβt know?
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He didn't, as far as we know, in the comics. According to most versions of his origin story (where he was married to Nora), he was a cryogenics researcher and medical professor at a Medical School before he went to work for GothCorp on hopes of finding a cure for his wife.
I have that intact, but figured there was probably a time before he went into teaching where he worked at hospitals and clinics to actually practice medicine. He's not a young doctor like Harley Quinn is, he had to have an actual career before he became Mr Freeze. So, for the sake of having an excuse to maybe have another version of him drawn before he went evil, I said he worked at Arkham as a resident doctor for a couple years when he was younger.
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Viktor has always been a reasonable person for the most part. Sure, he has some issues regarding his wife (and the subsequent crimes he commits because of it), and sure, he has issues with heat (for other valid reasons)... But overall, he really would be considered more of an anti-villain (as opposed to an anti-hero).
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Note: Patient is consummate professional, though also rather resentful of his physical condition.Β To this end, please refrain from using
"ice puns" in his presence.Β
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And under no circumstances speak in an Austrian accent.
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Or say things like "What killed the dinosaurs? The ice age!"
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Committing crimes to fund further research to finding a cure for his wife's disease delusional? Tragically noble maybe but, not delusional.
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I agree! That intake interviewer is a hack...
err... wait a minute...
Ahem, I mean to say "Nope, he's clinically delusional. No doubt about it."
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Interesting that Victor shows professional courtesy
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I wonder what the hero profiles will look like
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