You know you start one or two (possibly more) apocalypses centered around your severely neglected son piloting a giant proto-being super robot that traumatizes him nearly every time he gets into it all in the hopes of turning your wife-clone daughter who you spend creepy amounts of alone time with into a conduit for contacting your dead wife who's soul may or may not have been absorbed into said robot thereby recreating her into a death goddess who absorbs the souls of everyone on earth suddenly everybody thinks your a bad father.

Who is this? 😅

He's not sure why he's here

His brother, Iroh, was a better dad...and he got his son killed!

You know, I didn't think about this and don't remember if it's been talked about, but was Iroh a good dad? He was a fierce general (or something) and a great warrior, until his son died, after which he changed. He's an amazing uncle, of course, but that's after his son's death.

shal tucker from full metal alchemist, at least the first series. he used his daughter to create a chimaera with thier doggo, in attempt to perform human transmuation because he was afraid of losing funding from the government, he was able to show him that they can talk so he kept his funding. i think the chimaera was in constant agony, so one of the other antagonist scar mercy killed the chimaera.

It’s from Full Metal Alchemist. His name is Shou Tucker.

Doesn’t hit as well without the full episode context:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1AIAyzeT7I

The worst one up there. Yes, worse than the dude who eats his kid.

Trust me, if you really don't know, it's best to keep not knowing. The worst of the bunch, no doubt.

Its from Full Metal Alchemist. Dude fuses his daughter with her pet dog... I'll just stop there.

A man so caught up in scientific inquiry and progress that he cares not for the people in his life, who he's obligated to protect. He fuses his daughter with his dog, proclaiming his great achievement while the new chimera begs for death to be put out of its misery.

The show explores subverting rules of the universe, life and death to a degree.

He's a bad bad man, also known as The Sewing-Life Alchemist.

My father gave me a name. Then he walked away.

That is “Saturn devouring his children” I believe by Goya.

While like someone said this is Saturn, you’re probably thinking of “Ivan The Terrible and His Son Ivan” by Ilya Repin. God I love that painting. The history is horrifying but the emotion captured in his eyes is just masterful

The honest answer is: we don't know.

The common name and interpretation is as the others already mentioned.

But it is part of the so called black paintings of Goya. He created them at the end of his life when he was depressed, maybe insane and utterly lost all hope in humanity. He painted them inside a house on the walls and never showed them to anyone or talked about them. They were only found after his death, so we literally have no information about them.

But they are all pretty haunting and have dark themes. And this one got memetic usage and was also often referenced and is therefore the best known one of the 14.

I think its saturn - devouring his own son.