Hunchback of Notre-Dame
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| Real Name | Quasimodo |
| Aliases | Hunchback of Notre-Dame Monster |
| Status | Deceased |
| Residence | Notre-Dame de Paris, Paris, France |
| Died | 1947 |
| Citizenship | French |
Physical attributes
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| Gender | Male |
| Height | 8' 3" |
| Weight | 250 lbs |
| Eyes | Blue |
| Hair | Brown |
| Skin | Caucasian |
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Credits
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| Universe | Earth-2719 |
| Created by | Draft227 |
| Licensed under | CC-BY-SA |
Quasimodo, you're wanted by the Knights of the Holy Order...
For the murder of twelve men, six women, four children, three goats, and a rather nasty massacre of poultry!
- - Van Helsing and Quasimodo
Quasimodo, better known as the Hunchback of Notre-Dame, was a monstrous man who lived at the bell room of the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral, in Paris, France. He was wanted by the Knights of the Holy Order, who sent van Helsing to deal with him in 1947.
Biography[]
In 1947, van Helsing was sent by the Knights of the Holy Order to investigate a series of horrific murders in Paris, France, eventually learning of the Hunchback of Notre-Dame's legend and his home at the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral. His orders were for him to return the Hunchback to the Order in Rome, but he had other plans.
As van Helsing arrived in Paris, he noticed many wanted posters of himself, before hearing a woman's scream followed by Quasimodo's laughter. After following a trail of mauled bodies, van Helsing located Quasimodo returning to the cathedral. He then entered the massive structure, scaling to the bell tower, where he warned Quasimodo that the Knights were after him for his crimes of murder.
The monster refused to give himself in, and started a fight against Helsing, leading to a slash in his left arm. Quasimodo then attempted to throw van Helsing through the tower, but the hunter fired his grapple gun through Quasimodo's chest, pulling van Helsing back into the roof and shattering the rose window, while Quasimodo himself fell to the ground, to his death.