"I am Dr. Kyoji Ogami, the world’s leading surgeon, scientist and bio-engineer. The young lady that you see here is Nanako Schichigusa. She works for me as a nurse, housekeeper and addle-minded troublemaker. But I am about to achieve my greatest triumph when I transplant Nanako’s brain into the body of my ultimate cybernetic combat robot, the Venus 2000! But first, I must deal with Nanako’s resistance to superpowers. Do they want to get me because they fear my brilliant intellect, or could it be Nanako that they are after? What could they possibly want with a brainless girl like her? Or rather, a soon-to-be-brainless girl...once my revolutionary operation is complete."
The demand upon my unparalleled genius know no boundaries, but fortunately. I am able to combine my duties with my Nanako experiments. For example, take my Psycho Patient. Mr. Hyde, who is accused of murders he can’t remember. His unusual blood is both the evidence and a mystery, but his unhealthy interest in Nanako is what really interests me. Almost as much as crushing my old college rival at the upcoming high-tech weapons exhibition: I have the perfect power suit design, now I just need the perfect pilot - Dr. Ogami
Clones, aliens, immortality and the second coming! All this and grilled fish, too!
The problem with being the world’s most brilliant scientist is that my talents are always in great demand. The US government wants me to develop a super-weapon using alien DNA.
The Vatican wants me to resurrect their savior. My greatest enemy wants to steal my work to pursue his quest for immortality. There’s never any time to finish the experiments on my dim-witted nurse.
Nanako and have her grill me some fish with grated radish on top. Maybe if Nanako and I survive this ordeal. I’ll be able to have both.
