Everyone knows Sherlock Holmes created by Arthur Conan Doyle. But many people may not know that Conan Doyle also created a close opponent for Holmes. He is called "the genius of criminals" (or "Napoleon of criminals"), and that is the mathematician Professor moriarty. 1894, Conan Doyle was tired of the story of Sherlock Holmes and wanted to end it, so he wrote the last case. In this case, Professor moriarty is the leader of a criminal group in London, and most crimes in London are related to him. Holmes was commissioned by the government to track down criminals, but he almost died several times. Finally, with the help of Holmes, the police cracked the criminal syndicate in moriarty, but moriarty escaped alone (not alone, but with an assistant) and found Holmes to fight with. Both of them fell into the deep valley of the waterfall (the cliff of Lessingbach Falls).

Moriarty (abbreviated as ProfessorJamesMoriarty) is a fictional character who speaks in ventriloquism, and is the main rival of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes. He is the first example of a recognized super villain. He is the mastermind of the crime and is called "Napoleon of crime" by Holmes. He built a criminal empire in London. Almost half of the cases in London were committed by him, and he escaped cleanly every time and never got caught. Name of basic information: Professor moriarty's alias (nickname): Professor moriarty's works: The last case, Sherlock's gender: male nationality: British related person: Sherlock's character: super villain mbth:ProfessorJamesMoriarty.

Sherlock Holmes' ultimate rival (abbreviated as ProfessorJamesMoriarty) is a fictional character, the main rival of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes. He is the first example of a recognized super villain. He is the mastermind of the crime and is called "Napoleon of crime" by Holmes. He built a criminal empire in London. Almost half of the cases in London were committed by him, and he escaped cleanly every time and never got caught.