| “ | So, what if I am? Ever since I lost my ship because of you guys, I have been traveling across one world to another using a small measly cruiser until I came across this ship. I asked those poor souls politely if I can take over their ship but they refused, so I had no choice but to dispose of them all. Of course... I don't want to stain my hands with blood, so I had the robots do the killings. | „ |
| ~ Doctor Moron gloating about killing the crew of an unnamed ship in All Worlds Alliance Missions: CROSSOVERDOSE's Chapter 39. |
| “ | I planned on using her as an energy source. And you pieces of garbages know that I use living beings as an energy source. And when I came across her and discovered that she posseses a large amount of energy, I decided to capture her, so I can use her as an enery [sic] source until she dies! | „ |
| ~ Doctor Moron expressing his newfound hatred towards the AWA and gloating on using Sana Tsukumo as a potentially infinite energy source for his new ship. |
Doctor Silas Moron is the secondary antagonist of the All Worlds Alliance series.
A spacefaring mad scientist bent on conquering the multiverse to his own ends, Doctor Moron firstly purchased a group of slaves from Nemeth Ulalee to use them as living energy sources for his ship Midnight Cruiser. However, after his plan is foiled by a trio of misfits including Marcus McGee, Jean Kirstein, and Eddy Skipper McGee that resulted in the loss of his ship, and later with his plans of conquest continuously getting foiled by the AWA, Doctor Moron becomes the secondary arch-nemesis of the AWA.
Appearance[]
Wearing a high-collared buttoned lab coat, black pants, gloves, and boots, Doctor Moron is a small man with white flame-like spikey hair and black and white goggles with an orange lens.
In Chapter 49 of CROSSOVERDOSE, it is revealed that he has a very muscular body, contrary to his lean appearance.
Personality[]
Doctor Moron has a huge ego and enjoys bragging about his creations and brilliant mind. He is prone to aggressive retaliation and becomes quickly agitated. All of the following traits are his fatal flaws that certain heroes like Marcus, Jean and especially Eddy like to take advantage of, before eventually repeating the cycle of humiliating defeats from them.
Background[]
All Worlds Alliance Stories[]
Doctor Moron firstly appears in Chapter 50, when Marcus, Jean, and Eddy broke into the Midnight Cruiser, forcing him to fend off against the trio of misfits, warning them that he paid a high price to buy off the slaves from Nemeth and use them as living batteries for his ship. Moron takes out his laser gun and attacks the trio, but he finds himself at a massive disadvantage against them, before Marcus unleashes a roundhouse kick to the mad scientist, throwing him off into the escape pod.
A mocking Marcus then pressed the red button, causing the mad scientist to be thrown away below. While the trio managed to foil Moron's operations, their actions had inadvertently caused the pods to be spread out across the Isle of Lost Light. It is later revealed that Doctor Moron survived in Walanghiyah Island, using it as a base of operations, while using a mind-controlling device to programmatically force the minions to attack the AWA.
All Worlds Alliance Missions: Isle of Lost Light[]
Doctor Moron serves as the main antagonist. He firstly appears at the end of Chapter 3, where he encounters the AWA who are rescuing his slaves, warning them that they belong to him. While he is hidden from the background for most of the time, he uses his mind-controlled minions to attack the AWA.
In Chapter 9, Doctor Moron, unbeknownst to the AWA heroes, is in Sirauloh Island, cursing at the AWA's efforts of saving his slaves, before orchestrating the next phase of his plan: another attack of his minions.
In Chapter 14, the Soldier revealed that Doctor Moron is behind the continuous minion attacks across the Isle of Lost Light, before an unknown man inside his base of operations in Walanghiyah Island agreed at how everything is not on his favour. To his utter shock, the unknown man was none other than the Spy, who managed to break into the defences of his base with zero effort, knocking the mad scientist out cold. Despite that, however, he would later flee at the end of the story, desperately contacting the other slavers to buy their slaves for twice the price.
All Worlds Alliance Missions: CROSSOVERDOSE[]
Doctor Moron serves as the secondary antagonist. Before the events of the story, it is revealed that Moron himself attacked a ship and its crew members with his army of robots, culminating in him commandeering the ship as a revenge for the AWA losing his Midnight Cruiser. In the interim he captured Sana Tsukumo, whom he used her as a living energy source for his ship. Along with the Apostles of the New World, he takes advantage of the chaos of mass-disappearances that Sadness had caused.
In Chapter 39, a group of AWA heroes (including Baelz Hakos, Batou, Ben Tennyson, Blonko Rook, Clank, Cyrille, Erica Fontaine, Fai D. Flourite, Fauna Ceres, Gemini Sunrise, Haken Browning, Hiromi Tengenji, Ichiro Ogami, Kaguya Nanbu, Kevin Levin, KOS-MOS, Kronii Ouro, Masuyo "Kissy" Tobi, Mega Man, Minene Uryuu, Motoko Kusanagi, Mumei Nanashi, Mumen Rider, Nyaruko, Philip J. Fry, Ratchet, Roll, Sakura Shinguji, Shion Uzuki, Toma and Viral) break into his another ship, only this time he now has an army of robots on his side, while claiming that Sana is his living energy source needed to power his ship. In retaliation for his previous defeats, Moron angrily proceeds to call the AWA as "pieces of garbage" for humiliating him during the attack at Midnight Cruiser and in the Isle of Lost Light, before gloating at how he murdered the entire crew of the ship he is in and how he now has Sana as a living source to power his ship.
Angry, Moron summons his army of robots to kill the AWA inside his ship, but his attempts at doing so ended in a disgraceful failure as his robot army was easily defeated. Fry later unleashes a flying kick onto the mad scientist, sending him careening into yet another escape pod, much to Doctor Moron's horror as he relived the same event during the Midnight Cruiser attack. Fry gleefully taunted him as he pressed the button, causing his escape pod to be thrown out of the ship, who seethed at the AWA, yelling at them that he will have his revenge.
At the end of Chapter 49, it is revealed that Doctor Moron survived the drop, who ended up in the middle of an ocean in another planet, where his sanity takes a hit as he starts talking to "Mister Stone", while riding into a raft as he finds his way out.
The end of Into the Void reveals that Doctor Moron did manage to arrive back on land within the same world he was in, as he bought a business suit at a clothes store. He later kills a child with his laser gun before walking off.
Abilities[]
Doctor Moron uses technology, as well as weapons and robots in battle.
Trivia[]
- Despite being the series' secondary antagonist, next to Chikage Tachibana and the Apostles of the New World, not once Doctor Moron faces off against the series' main hero Chizuru Tachibana.
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