While most often aloof, she has shown that she is aware that her actions ruin lives, and is very capable of using her talents to punish others, should they seriously offend her or hurt others, such is the case with a group of spies sent to steal her and Dr. Amatsuka's secrets and research. Fran is able to make her clients' dreams come true and very often their nightmares as well - the consequences of her actions are extraordinary. Even so, Fran carries on without a concern. Fantastic Aesop: Practically every issue Fran observes a flaw of human nature and takes some bit of wisdom from it that the reader can share in. Things like, "Don't get so addicted to being revived from death by a maestro surgeon that you keep killing yourself over and over." Or "don't turn yourself into an anime character for love, or your skin will molt off and your lover will crush you to death trying to escape the alien you appear to be." Or maybe, "Inner beauty may shine through a layer of bandages, but those bandages are there to cover something horrifying" The main protagonist of the manga, Fran lives at the Madaraki estate. Though she is often mistaken for Naomitsu Madaraki's daughter, she is actually his greatest "masterpiece." She is fitted with two sizable bolts upon her temples and marred with faint stitches, giving her a distinctly inhuman appearance. She has a unique view of morality, finding certain cases emotionally-moving and experimenting out of the goodness of her heart. Evilutionary Biologist: He's not "evil", but definitely not entirely ethical either. Yet he does seek to improve humanity with his efforts.

Mandatory Twist Ending: Skillfully averted. That is, we do get a guaranteed twist at the end but sometimes the twist is a straight happy ending when we all expect something horrible. Thus, we can never be sure how it ends until the last panel. Invoked Trope for the covers, which depict more...uh..."friendly" interactions between major female characters. Action Girl: Carries a pair of Absurdly Sharp Blades beside her, and is normally considered as Fran's personal bodyguard. The protagonist of the manga, Fran lives at the Madaraki estate. Though she is often mistaken for Naomitsu Madaraki's daughter, she is actually his greatest "masterpiece." She is fitted with two sizable bolts upon her temples and marred with faint stitches, giving her a distinctly inhuman appearance. She has a unique view of morality, finding certain cases emotionally moving and experimenting out of the goodness of her heart.

Takeshi Toudou: Sentinel I

Mukokuseki: Deconstructed. Shows to what lengths idols will go to get that anime look... and what lengths it would actually take (like removing the entire lower jaw and bathing in silicone). It wasn't enough for just a simple epicanthoplasty. This is why it's important for art majors to take anatomy. Basically, it invokes an Uncanny Valley. Create Your Own Villain: The family members of the criminals he murdered eventually don costumes of their own and start fighting him out of vengeance. Half the Man He Used To Be: Agito in Ch 18, who gets better thanks to his Healing Factor, and Fran herself in Ch 60, with a bit more complicated solution.

If someone is about to die anyway, she does let Adorea harvest the person's organs. This has to happen before death or the organs could suffer damage. Nausea Fuel: The copious amounts of gore and body horror can make this manga hard to sit through while eating. Diabolical Mastermind: For an ultra-violent cannibal monster, she has got great wits and some persuasion skills. She controls an gang (read "army") of thugs and she can be so insightful and convincing as a school counselor, she could very well become a professional Crime Boss like Kingpin if she ever wanted to. The mantle of a superhero that gets taken up by multiple people, all of whom gained their powers after being modified by Fran, on their own request. There are currently four sentinels, with the next one existing as a reaction to or result of the former, and they exist simultaneously. All of them are dressed in a dark outfit with a insect-like helmet, reminiscinent of Kamen Rider. Despite calling themselves good guys, every one of them (except the 4th) is extremely amoral, which is taken so far that they are considered terrorists by some. All of themJustice - An athlete who needed artificial muscles to compete in the championship decides to be the city's protector and asks Fran to make him stronger and stronger. Despite his good intentions, he is seen by the city as a criminal who must be stopped, so a group of people eventually take him down. In desperation, he goes to Fran and asks her to make him as strong as possible even if it means looking like a monster. With a monster haunting the city, some relatives of the murdered people go to Fran and go under the same muscle enhancement process as the athlete before. As a result, the athlete is killed, but the massacre goes on between the super strong people.