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The Mad Doctor is the main villain of the Mickey Mouse cartoon "The Mad Doctor" from 1933. It is unknown what his real name is, but a notice outside his door calls him "Dr. XXX". The Mad Doctor's experiment was to kidnap Pluto and graft his head onto the body of a chicken. When Mickey arrived to try and rescue him he was captured by the Mad Doctor and was about to be cut apart by a circular saw, but it turned out that the whole ordeal was Mickey Mouse's dream - therefore the actual existance of the Mad Doctor is questionable. Ah, medicine! The wonderful science of putting people back together... or pulling them apart. Let's face it, there's just something inherently creepy about medical doctors. Their profession is one that centers around guts, organs, blood and bones, things that could make the most hardened badass vomit on the spot and they don't even flinch during their operations day after day after day. They can take a knife to a man's flesh, open him up like a zip-lock bag, do lord-knows-what to the insides of their patients and close them up again, ready for the next patient. And they're always so... jolly. Dr. XXX, better known as "The Mad Doctor," is the main villain of the 1933 Mickey Mouse short of the same name. He wants to attach Pluto's head to the body of a chicken in order to "find out if the end result will bark or crow or cackle." The Mad Doctor is the name of the man who processes Thick Blood into stat-augmenting serum. He chiefly does this by operating a machine that seemingly strains the plasma out of the blood; however, it is a somewhat sensitive contraption, as it can only handle so large a volume of the fluid before breaking down, causing the Mad Doctor to attempt to correct the problem, hit it futilely, and then give up, hanging an "Out of Order" sign across it and walking away. (Since Thick Blood does not carry over to the next stage, it is in the player's best interest to reach this breaking point every single time.) The machine's limit does increase each stage, allowing the player to become successively more powerful over the course of the game. The Mad Doctor resides on Channel B. Some players interpret h

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Dr. XXX, better known as "The Mad Doctor," is the main villain of the 1933 Mickey Mouse short of the same name. He wants to attach Pluto's head to the body of a chicken in order to "find out if the end result will bark or crow or cackle." Ah, medicine! The wonderful science of putting people back together... or pulling them apart. Let's face it, there's just something inherently creepy about medical doctors. Their profession is one that centers around guts, organs, blood and bones, things that could make the most hardened badass vomit on the spot and they don't even flinch during their operations day after day after day. They can take a knife to a man's flesh, open him up like a zip-lock bag, do lord-knows-what to the insides of their patients and close them up again, ready for the next patient. And they're always so... jolly. This guy? This guy is all of that wrongness collected and made real. This is the guy that uses his knowledge of the workings of the body (or of the mind) to do evil, abuses the authority he has from his doctorate, and practices freakish and horrific experiments, proving that Science Is Bad. Of course, for all his insanity, the doctor may in fact be a Bunny Ears Lawyer who actually knows what he's doing. Patients may be terrified by the way he acts and the bizarre treatments he puts them through, but when the doctor is done with them they're actually cured. This has happened often enough in Real Life that there's a branch of medical ethics devoted to figuring out what you can do to your patients For Science!, and (at least in the USA) every hospital and university has a committee whose entire job is to oversee research with human subjects. It's generally agreed that you must tell people you're experimenting on them, why, what the risks are, what they get out of it, and give them the opportunity to say no. The Other Wiki has more information than you require. A supertrope of Deadly Doctor (a combatant in medical garb). The counterpart of Mad Artist and Mad Scientist in the field of medicine. Could be an Evilutionary Biologist. Some may have a Morally-Ambiguous Doctorate. Not to be confused with an angry Time Lord. Compare Depraved Dentist. Examples of Mad Doctor include: The Mad Doctor is the main villain of the Mickey Mouse cartoon "The Mad Doctor" from 1933. It is unknown what his real name is, but a notice outside his door calls him "Dr. XXX". The Mad Doctor's experiment was to kidnap Pluto and graft his head onto the body of a chicken. When Mickey arrived to try and rescue him he was captured by the Mad Doctor and was about to be cut apart by a circular saw, but it turned out that the whole ordeal was Mickey Mouse's dream - therefore the actual existance of the Mad Doctor is questionable. The Doctor has since made sporadic appearences in other media. He is slated to be one of the three main antagonists of the Wii Game Epic Mickey, in which he assists the Phantom Blot by building robot henchmen called Beetleworx. In the game's sequel, Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, he has returned to Wasteland with a supposed change of heart, teaming up with Mickey and Oswald to protect Wasteland to stop it from being destroyed completley by earthquakes. At the end, he is either doomed iinto a lake of thinner (thinner path) or saves Mickey and Oswald and is redeemed by the Guardians (paint path). The Mad Doctor is the name of the man who processes Thick Blood into stat-augmenting serum. He chiefly does this by operating a machine that seemingly strains the plasma out of the blood; however, it is a somewhat sensitive contraption, as it can only handle so large a volume of the fluid before breaking down, causing the Mad Doctor to attempt to correct the problem, hit it futilely, and then give up, hanging an "Out of Order" sign across it and walking away. (Since Thick Blood does not carry over to the next stage, it is in the player's best interest to reach this breaking point every single time.) The machine's limit does increase each stage, allowing the player to become successively more powerful over the course of the game. The Mad Doctor resides on Channel B. Some players interpret him as yet another iteration, aspect, or owned soul of Harman Smith.