Giganta And her intelligence

[AmiMizuno]

One thing that has been bothering me is the fact Sc has never really used the fact Giganta is also a scientist. Should it be dropped or would there be a way you would work her job into her stories. Her interested Ryan Choi seems interesting also.

[marhawkman]

It'd require them to define what she knows in a way that makes her credible, but not OP. It falls into the same category as a lot of villains who use their knowledge to create gadgets and weapons, but not practical things....

[WonderScott]

I've said it before, but, to me, Doris Zeul is one of Diana's many interesting and brilliant mad scientist-doctors, but rarely if ever is portrayed that way. While gigantic, dumb brute when she transforms in Giganta has shades of the Hulk to it compared to Bruce Banner, I'd at least like to see Doris portrayed as intelligent and malevolent when in normal human form. I'd even go for her retaining her intelligence while in giant form as she is now.

I just think there are much more interesting places to go with her thematically and story-wise if she's portrayed as an intelligent, morally-challenged doctor.

[AmiMizuno]

So how should people write her? So far the main way she has gotten her powers is because she tried to change bodies with Diana. However, what if she was already experimenting on herself ? She was already a very tall woman. Originally a also thought about Doris being part giant and that’s how she got her powers.

That her mythic part was causing issues. That the two should have never crossed. She trying to find a way to fix that. Also, j often find it interesting if she could be taller than 50ft.

[LordUltimus]

I think there should be more than one Giganta: one the scientist, the other the ape-woman.

[AmiMizuno]

How should that go?