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{{Evil Organization
  
{{Evil Organization
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|image = RMS logo.png
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|size = 200
 
|fullname = Royal Medical Science Society
  
|fullname = Royal Medical Science Society
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|alias = Royal Medical Society
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|alias = Royal Medical Society<br>
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RMS<br>
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RMSS<br>
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Rx
 
|origin = ''Koudelka'' manga
  
|origin = ''Koudelka'' manga
 
|foundation = 1737 A.D.
  
|foundation = 1737 A.D.
 
|headquarters = Lord Leslie's manor in Wales
  
|headquarters = Lord Leslie's manor in Wales
 
|commanders = Lord Leslie
  
|commanders = Lord Leslie
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|agents = Dogel, Dr. Horn, The Asian Man
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|agents = Dogel<br>
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Dr. Horn<br>
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|skills = Advanced machinery, chemistry, rudimentary black magic, obscene wealth
  
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The Asian Man
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|skills = Advanced machineries<br>
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Chemistry<br>
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Rudimentary black magic<br>
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Obscene wealth
 
|goals = Unlock the secrets of life and death.
  
|goals = Unlock the secrets of life and death.
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|crimes = Political corruption
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|type of villains = Corrupt Officials, Magicians, Mad Scientists}} {{Quote|This is the beginning of a new era in Medicine.|Lord Leslie, head of the Royal Medical Society (also known as the Royal Medical Science Society).}}
  
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Grand theft<br>
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Abduction<br>
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Human-trafficking<br>
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Callous experimentation<br>
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Human sacrifice<br>
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Harboring criminals<br>
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Bribery<br>
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Misappropriation of funds
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|type of villains = Aristocratic Conspirators}}
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{{Quote|This is the beginning of a new era in Medicine.|Lord Leslie, head of the Royal Medical Society (also known as the Royal Medical Science Society).}}
   
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The '''Royal Medical Society''' (sometimes known as '''RMS''' for short), also known as the '''Royal Medical Science Society''' (or '''RMSS''' for short), is a British secret society and an antagonistic group in the ''Shadow Hearts'' manga ''Koudelka''. The Society is made up of doctors, alchemists, aristocrats and government officials that operate as a 19th century cross between a researchers and occultists that frequently resort to, blackmail, conspiracy, kidnapping, grave robbing and slave trading to get research material and subjects for their experiments.
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The '''Royal Medical Society''' (sometimes known as '''RMS''' for short), also known as the '''Royal Medical Science Society''' (or '''RMSS''' for short), is a British secret society and an antagonistic group in the ''Shadow Hearts'' manga ''Koudelka''.
   
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==Background==
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The Society is made up of doctors, alchemists, aristocrats and government officials that operate as a 19th century cross between a researchers and occultists that frequently resort to, blackmail, conspiracy, kidnapping, grave robbing and slave trading to get research material and subjects for their experiments.
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==Behind the senes of ''Koudelka''==
 
While many are part of the organization for influence or profit, the most ambitious amongst the Royal Medical Society, including their chief director, [[Lord Leslie]], have the notion of resurrecting the dead as their ultimate goal.
  
While many are part of the organization for influence or profit, the most ambitious amongst the Royal Medical Society, including their chief director, [[Lord Leslie]], have the notion of resurrecting the dead as their ultimate goal.
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The Royal Medical Society are revealed to ultimately be the ones who encouraged [[Patrick Heyworth]] to conduct his experiments with the [[Émigré Manuscript]]. Though [[Albert Simon]] was the one to inform Patrick of it's location and ultimately stole the books for him, and Patrick was the one to becomes corrupted by the enticements of defying death within the book, it was the Royal Medical Society that heavily influenced Patrick's lose of empathy with his fellow-man that allowed him to ignore the price of the ritual. The Royal Medical Society were using Patrick's attempts to resurrect his wife, [[Elaine Heyworth|Elaine]], as a test of the Émigré Manuscript's power and them-selves wanted to duplicate the effects to undo death. The Royal Medical Society provided Patrick with supplies, kept him out of trouble with the authorities, sold him slaves and kidnapped prostitutes to use as test subjects. Though most of the Royal Medical Society were not privy to the details of the experiment let alone how it turned out the higher ups seem to know Patrick was devoured by the zombified corpse of his wife, view it simply as trial and error and were fully prepared to try their own experiments into raising the dead and summoning unholy creatures. The Royal Medical Society procured the original Émigré Manuscript, the one Roger Bacon had received his Revelation from that allowed him to make a copy, become immortal and write the [[The Three Ancient Tomes|Three Ancient Tomes]] on manipulating reality.
  
   
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The Royal Medical Society are revealed to ultimately be the ones who encouraged [[Patrick Heyworth]] to conduct his experiments with the [[Émigré Manuscript]].
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Though the original copy was unreadable due to it age and opening the book would surely have lead to disintegration, to say nothing of not having a translator the Royal Medical Society had a plan to exploit the information within it anyway. In the manga the Royal Medical Society's master plan was ultimately to blackmail [http://protagonist.wikia.com/wiki/Koudelka_Iasant Koudelka], a witch and channeler, into using the book as a template to bring forth the spirit of [[The Author|the Author]] a demonic Druidic totem that "gifted" the Formor Druids with the knowledge of manipulating death. By the end of the manga most of the employees of the Royal Medical Society are scared off by the level of power they were tampering with. Though Lord Leslie and [[Dogol]] were far more stubborn in conducting their experiments even when the fate of the world was put at stake. With most of the other members scared off by Koudelka and [http://protagonist.wikia.com/wiki/Roger_Bacon Roger Bacon] once Dogol was killed and Lord Leslie became grief stricken at seeing his daughter brought back to life the Royal Medical Society was effectively retired.
  
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Though [[Albert Simon]] was the one to inform Patrick of it's location and ultimately stole the books for him, and Patrick was the one to becomes corrupted by the enticements of defying death within the book, it was the Royal Medical Society that heavily influenced Patrick's lose of empathy with his fellow-man that allowed him to ignore the price of the ritual.
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The Royal Medical Society were using Patrick's attempts to resurrect his wife, [[Elaine Heyworth|Elaine]], as a test of the Émigré Manuscript's power and them-selves wanted to duplicate the effects to undo death. The Royal Medical Society provided Patrick with supplies, kept him out of trouble with the authorities, sold him slaves and kidnapped prostitutes to use as test subjects.
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Though most of the Royal Medical Society were not privy to the details of the experiment let alone how it turned out the higher ups seem to know Patrick was devoured by the zombified corpse of his wife, view it simply as trial and error and were fully prepared to try their own experiments into raising the dead and summoning unholy creatures. The Royal Medical Society procured the original Émigré Manuscript, the one Roger Bacon had received his Revelation from that allowed him to make a copy, become immortal and write the [[The Three Ancient Tomes|Three Ancient Tomes]] on manipulating reality.
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==Koudelka (manga)==
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Though the original copy was unreadable due to it age and opening the book would surely have lead to disintegration, to say nothing of not having a translator the Royal Medical Society had a plan to exploit the information within it anyway. In the manga the Royal Medical Society's master plan was ultimately to blackmail [http://protagonist.wikia.com/wiki/Koudelka_Iasant Koudelka], a witch and channeler, into using the book as a template to bring forth the spirit of [[the Author]] a demonic Druidic totem that "gifted" the Formor Druids with the knowledge of manipulating death.
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By the end of the manga most of the employees of the Royal Medical Society are scared off by the level of power they were tampering with. Though Lord Leslie and [[Dogol]] were far more stubborn in conducting their experiments even when the fate of the world was put at stake. With most of the other members scared off by Koudelka and [http://protagonist.wikia.com/wiki/Roger_Bacon Roger Bacon] once Dogol was killed and Lord Leslie became grief stricken at seeing his daughter brought back to life the Royal Medical Society was effectively retired.
   
 
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Royal Medical Science Society Logo.jpg|RMS logo written on the wagon
 
The Royal Medical Science Society Center.jpg|The main headquarters of the Royal Medical Society (the Royal Medical Science Society).
  
The Royal Medical Science Society Center.jpg|The main headquarters of the Royal Medical Society (the Royal Medical Science Society).
 
The Royal Medical Science Society.jpg|Members of the Royal Medical Society (originally known as the Royal Medical Science Society).
  
The Royal Medical Science Society.jpg|Members of the Royal Medical Society (originally known as the Royal Medical Science Society).
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rpclogov.png|Alternate logo
 
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==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
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*This organization's names comes from the real-life [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Medical_Society Royal Medical Society]. 
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*This organization's names comes from the real-life [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Medical_Society Royal Medical Society].
 
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Revision as of 23:41, 25 July 2019

“ This is the beginning of a new era in Medicine. „
~ Lord Leslie, head of the Royal Medical Society (also known as the Royal Medical Science Society).

The Royal Medical Society (sometimes known as RMS for short), also known as the Royal Medical Science Society (or RMSS for short), is a British secret society and an antagonistic group in the Shadow Hearts manga Koudelka.

Background

The Society is made up of doctors, alchemists, aristocrats and government officials that operate as a 19th century cross between a researchers and occultists that frequently resort to, blackmail, conspiracy, kidnapping, grave robbing and slave trading to get research material and subjects for their experiments.

Behind the senes of Koudelka

While many are part of the organization for influence or profit, the most ambitious amongst the Royal Medical Society, including their chief director, Lord Leslie, have the notion of resurrecting the dead as their ultimate goal.

The Royal Medical Society are revealed to ultimately be the ones who encouraged Patrick Heyworth to conduct his experiments with the Émigré Manuscript.

Though Albert Simon was the one to inform Patrick of it's location and ultimately stole the books for him, and Patrick was the one to becomes corrupted by the enticements of defying death within the book, it was the Royal Medical Society that heavily influenced Patrick's lose of empathy with his fellow-man that allowed him to ignore the price of the ritual.

The Royal Medical Society were using Patrick's attempts to resurrect his wife, Elaine, as a test of the Émigré Manuscript's power and them-selves wanted to duplicate the effects to undo death. The Royal Medical Society provided Patrick with supplies, kept him out of trouble with the authorities, sold him slaves and kidnapped prostitutes to use as test subjects.

Though most of the Royal Medical Society were not privy to the details of the experiment let alone how it turned out the higher ups seem to know Patrick was devoured by the zombified corpse of his wife, view it simply as trial and error and were fully prepared to try their own experiments into raising the dead and summoning unholy creatures. The Royal Medical Society procured the original Émigré Manuscript, the one Roger Bacon had received his Revelation from that allowed him to make a copy, become immortal and write the Three Ancient Tomes on manipulating reality.

Koudelka (manga)

Though the original copy was unreadable due to it age and opening the book would surely have lead to disintegration, to say nothing of not having a translator the Royal Medical Society had a plan to exploit the information within it anyway. In the manga the Royal Medical Society's master plan was ultimately to blackmail Koudelka, a witch and channeler, into using the book as a template to bring forth the spirit of the Author a demonic Druidic totem that "gifted" the Formor Druids with the knowledge of manipulating death.

By the end of the manga most of the employees of the Royal Medical Society are scared off by the level of power they were tampering with. Though Lord Leslie and Dogol were far more stubborn in conducting their experiments even when the fate of the world was put at stake. With most of the other members scared off by Koudelka and Roger Bacon once Dogol was killed and Lord Leslie became grief stricken at seeing his daughter brought back to life the Royal Medical Society was effectively retired.

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