She accidentally gets split straight down the middle by a laser in Chapter 60: " Left And Right". She simply replaces the necessary things for each half, ending with two Frans ( which later become one again). That's right, she managed to survive and cure BISECTION. A lot of Fran's patients wind up in this boat, temporarily or permanently, whether they deserve it or not.

Action Girl: Despite the series not really revolving on action/adventure, Veronica is sort of this depending of the situation. Chapter 46 for instance shows her doing spy stuff to steal an anti-fat medicine for Fran from a company that refused to let Fran use it to help a morbidly obese girl.Cult: Eventually leads to the birth of an actual Flying Spaghetti Monster. Depending on the viewer, this could also be considered Crowning Moment of Funny. Acquired Situational Narcissism: The robotics developer in chapter 35 falls victim to this after the Robot Girl modeled after his late wife with her brain patterns uploaded (with help from Fran) into it becomes wildly popular and the fame and fortune (and women) go to his head. He eventually grows weary of his creations and tries to enter the dating pool again — while surrounded by a bunch of the robots whose primary character trait is single-minded devotion to him. One of Fran's engineered companions, Okita has the head of a handsome young man with the body of a cat. He works along with Fran, supporting or making fun of her. Outside of the estate, his head is grafted onto a human body, taking the guise of a perfectly normal adult man. He is sometimes bewildered by Fran, but in general he supervises her actions in silence. He most often serves as the voice of reason amongst the group. Gainax Ending: Neither the last chapter or the ending itself have any build-up or lead-in, and its kinda hard to tell what actually happened in the end. Fran is actually ignorant of this fact, amusingly. When she was told that she basically was this in Chapter 11, she became saddened and confused... then she talked to her friend Okita about the matter, while ripping out a person's intestine.

Losing Your Head: Occasionally has her head laying somewhere else than on her shoulders while her body is working on something, for some reason. Gavrill is exceptionally foul-mouthed. She appears to hate the Professor and her younger sisters. Due to her distinct violent nature, Gavrill is also the leader of a gang that goes around the world killing and looting.Fran seems to understand that the true story as it actually happened wouldn't make for a good movie judging by her reactions to Veronica's disliking to the changes the movie has over what really happened. One-Woman Army: Not to the extent of her older sister Gavril, but still. She can definitely do a surgery that would usually require an entire crew to perform successfully

Butt-Monkey: Things rarely ever go well for her and is usually played for comedy, with a few exceptions. Veronica has a moment where she is wondering why Fran is forcing people to live. However due to Blue and Orange Morality this is more of a case of Blue having heard of Quality of Life. Fan Disservice: There's a surprising amount of nudity... and every time it shows up it stops being erotic about three panels later. There's also the scenes with Fran acting in horror movies...In chapter 26, Franken Fran "helps" a cult maintain it's messiah figure; who turns into the Flying Spaghetti Monster, absorbs its followers with its noodled appendages, and flies away. Did we mention a 10 year-old girl who had a giant factory complex for a body gave birth to it? Hum.