Megacephaloid Physiology

Megacephaloid Physiology
Megamind (Megamind)
Power/Ability to:	Have the physique of a Megacephaloid.

"Hey guys, whaddya call a big head with tiny arms and legs?"

― Jamie about Magnanimous (Megas XLR)

The ability to have the body of megacephaloid, a being whose brain is greater than some or all of its body parts. Variation of Large Body Parts. Opposite to Minicephaloid Physiology.

Also Called

• Big/Large Head
• Megacephaloid Mimicry

Capabilities

User has an over-sized encephalitic mass that is disproportional to its body mass, and aside from having the disadvantages of such a condition, they may possess most if not all mind-based superpowers.

Applications

• Enhanced/Supernatural Mind
• Psionics

Associations

• Alien Physiology
• Disability Compensation
• Exposed Brain
• Head Mimicry
• Intelligence Infinitum
• Mutant Physiology
• Unique Head

Limitations

• User will likely suffer from Megalomania.
• Disproportionate brain size may come with physical weakness and poor mobility.

Known Users

See Also: My Brain is Big.

• Asteromorphs (All Tomorrows)
• Misfit (DC Comics)
• Ultra-Humanite (DC Comics)
• Ray Thompson (DCAU)
• Hector Hammond (DC Comics)
• Stewie Griffin (Family Guy)
• The Lobe (Freakazoid!)
• Dib Membrane (Invader Zim)
• Wayne "The Brain" McClanin (Aqua Teen Hunger Force)
• Ultimate Grey Matter (Ben 10: Omniverse)
• Magnanimous (MEGAS XLR)
• Zoanthrope (Warhammer 40k)
• Jimmy Neutron (The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius)
• Nihilanth (Hλlf-Life)
• Alien Controllers (Hλlf-Life series)
• Jasper (The House of the Dead: Overkill)
• Mastermind (Loonatics Unleashed)
• M.O.D.O.K. (Marvel Comics)
• Samuel Sterns/The Leader (Marvel Comics)
• Megamind (Megamind)
• Baaaaaaaaaahan inhabitants (Mighty Med)
  • Philip
  • President Headley
• Melon Heads (North American Folklore)
• Dr. Edgar Zomboss (Plants vs. Zombies)
• Mojo Jojo (The Powerpuff Girls)
• Mandark (Dexter's Laboratory)
• Dr. Vegapunk (One Piece); via the Nomi Nomi no Mi
• Talosians (Star Trek)
• Mr. Medulla (Disney's Sky High)
• Martians (Mars Attacks!)
• Bobheads (The Blobheads)
• Flex and Muscle (Teen Titans Go!); after second mutation.
• Grey Alien (Ufology)
• The Brain (Pinky and the Brain)

Gallery

Having eaten the Nomi Nomi no Mi/Brain-Brain Fruit, Dr. Vegapunk's (One Piece) brain and head keep expanding as it continues to permanently store every information Vegapunk learns.

M.O.D.O.K. (Marvel Comics)

Samuel Sterns/The Leader (Marvel Comics)

The Ultra-Humanite (DC Comics)

Hector Hammond (DC Comics)

Gallaxhar (Monsters vs. Aliens)

Mastermind (Loonatics Unleashed)

Philip (Mighty Med) and his species on Baaaaaaaah have a huge head which allows them to crush anything.

Melon Heads (North American Folklore) are a variation of this, having both abnormally huge brains and bizarre psychic powers, depending on the myth.

Asteromorphs (All Tomorrows)

Mojo Jojo (The Powerpuff Girls) wears a helmet to cover his oversized brain.

Dr. Zomboss (Plants Vs Zombies)

Jimmy Neutron (The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius)

Martians (Mars Attacks!)

Bobheads (The Blobheads)

Ray Thompson (Justice League TAS)

Videos

The Powerpuff Girls Movie - Mojo takes over Townsville

Analysis and Discussion

The First Appearances and Origin of The Leader-2

Leader Origin - This Terrifying Hulk Villain Is Hyper-Intelligent Gamma Mutate Who Can Destroy MCU-2