I, Frankenstein

In a desolate, post-apocalyptic landscape, 200 years have passed since the ill-fated experiment that brought forth Dr. Victor Frankenstein's creation, Adam. The creature, a towering and imposing figure, still roams the earth, a being born from the unorthodox science of the brilliant yet troubled Victor Frankenstein. Adam's existence has been a long and lonely one, filled with torment and loneliness. He has been hunted and pursued by humans who view him as an abomination, a monster. However, Adam has never lost his sense of curiosity and his need for purpose. Adam's life takes a dramatic turn when he encounters a group of creatures who possess the same supernatural abilities as himself. They are, however, significantly more agile and quicker-witted. Led by a seductive and cunning being named Lady Victor, they claim to be the descendants of those who were once considered monstrous but have since learned to adapt and survive. As Adam struggles to comprehend the motivations and intentions of these beings, he becomes embroiled in a conflict that threatens the very existence of humanity. At the heart of this turmoil lies a centuries-old conflict between two rival factions: the Gargoyles and the Titans. The Gargoyles, a group of monstrous beings, possess an unyielding affinity for all things human. They believe in coexisting with humans and learning from their culture. Conversely, the Titans are an elite clan of warriors who possess extraordinary strength and speed. Their leader, an imposing figure named Belial, seeks to eradicate humanity and establish a new order, with the creatures as the dominant forces. As tensions escalate, Adam finds himself at the center of the conflict. The Titans perceive him as a key to unlocking the secrets of humanity's downfall and believe that by killing the creature, they can bring about a new era for their kind. The Gargoyles, on the other hand, see Adam as an ally in their battle to prevent the destruction of humanity. Their leader, Lady Victoria's brother, Lord Edgar, forms an uneasy alliance with Adam, hoping that the creature's unique perspective will aid in their quest to preserve human civilization. As Adam navigates the treacherous landscape of creature politics, he also finds himself at odds with the humans who created him. Led by the charismatic and ruthless Griffin Turner, humanity has formed a precarious alliance with the Gargoyles in their bid to survive against the Titans. Griffin views Adam as an abomination and a threat to human existence and is willing to do whatever it takes to eradicate him and protect his people. However, Adam's greatest challenge comes in the form of his confrontation with the secrets of his past. He begins to understand the true nature of his existence and the nature of his creator's motivations. Adam discovers that his body was not a creation, but a key to unlocking a new world order – one that was meant to destroy humanity. This revelation sets Adam on a collision course with Griffin and the Titans, as he seeks to understand his own destiny and the true purpose of the creature that he is. As the conflict reaches its climax, Adam finds himself torn between his loyalty to the Gargoyles and his growing sense of self. He is forced to confront the reality of his existence and the true intentions of those who created him. Ultimately, Adam must choose between two paths: joining forces with the Titans to destroy humanity, or standing alongside the Gargoyles to fight for the survival of human civilization. In the end, Adam emerges as a force unto himself, forging his own path in a world torn apart by conflict and destruction. He rejects the legacy of Victor Frankenstein and forges a new destiny, one that is defined by his own free will and purpose. As the curtain falls, Adam stands tall, a creature of contradictions, driven by both humanity and his own sense of self. His future, much like that of the world around him, remains uncertain, a reflection of the ever-changing landscape of existence.