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Algernon Krieger outfit

Algernon Krieger is depicted in an illustration, dressed in a professional and somewhat traditional attire. He is wearing a crisp white lab coat, which signifies a scientific or medical profession. The lab coat features clearly defined lapels, pockets, and buttons, suggesting a practical design for workplace efficiency. Underneath the lab coat, Algernon has on a yellow dress shirt coupled with a conservative brown tie, adding a touch of color to his ensemble. The dress shirt is buttoned at the cuffs, peeking out from the sleeves of his lab coat. His trousers complement the tie in color, offering a familiar brown hue that adds to the overall coordinated look. Completing the outfit, he is wearing black shoes that are polished, and a matching black belt with a large, flat buckle, and his pose conveys a sense of authority—indicated by his raised index finger—as if he is making an important point or delivering insightful knowledge.

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Crisp White Lab Coat

Yellow Dress Shirt

Conservative Brown Tie

Black Leather Belt With Large Flat Buckle

Light Brown Trousers

Black Dress Shoes

About Algernon Krieger

Doctor Algernon Krieger, known as Lucky Yates, is the head of the ISIS applied research department. He spends a lot of his time working on projects related to his sexual fantasies. This includes creating a sex robot named Fister Roboto, a mechanical hand to choke Cheryl when his own hands aren't strong enough for her, a drug that causes homosexual urges (which ends up killing an intern), animal-human hybrids, and a holographic anime girlfriend simulation so real that the state of New York considered allowing him to legally marry it. He also has a fetish for homeless people and bumfights, which seems to have evolved to include specialized weapons like electrified boxing gloves. Though he uses the title of "Doctor," he has admitted to not actually being a medical doctor or holding a PhD. He has also been involved in causing the deaths of other interns, one in a live-fire test and another by drugging them. In the first three episodes, Krieger does not speak, but his first lines in the fourth episode are centered around defending his reasoning for creating Fister Roboto.