The film tells the story of Megamind, a highly intelligent alien supervillain who becomes depressed after finally defeating his nemesis Metro Man. He creates a new superhero from Metro Man's DNA, but must become a hero himself when the new "hero" becomes a much more dangerous villain than he ever was.
Megamind (his birth name remains unknown) was born to his unnamedparents in his home planet. Eight days after Megamind's birth, the planet was destroyed by a black hole but he was able to survive thanks to his parents, who packed him in a escape pod with Minion and his binky and sent him off the planet.
Metro Man is born with various superpowers, notably with his heat vision, invulnerability, flight and superhuman strength that often give him the advantage over Megamind in their past battles.
The Warden is a no-nonsense head of the Metro City Prison For The Criminally Gifted, having effectively raised (or rather, let the prisoners raise) Megamind.
Like Megamind and his father, Megamind's mother has blue skin, a large head and black slim eyebrows. She has brilliant green eyes, which Megamind inherited, dark blue lips and black colored nails. Her face and body shape are similar to Roxanne's.
Before the pod takes off he tells his son that he is destined for greatness and hugs Megamind's mother as they watch their son depart. Megamind's father dies along with his partner when their planet is absorbed by a black hole.
The story was off, horrible set of screen writers, animation was low budget, and it was boring. We all know and love Megamind, but in this one I want to throw my remote at the TV. And also, this film was supposed to hit theaters. But since the budget was low, it's getting straight to peacock!
Metro Man's adoptive mother, Lady Scott: Seen in a flashback in Megamind. Lady Scott found Metro Man's pod under her Christmas tree as she was about to open her presents and, thinking the baby was a gift from her husband for her, adopted him.
Megamind has blue skin with pink accents at his ears, cheeks and lips, suggesting he does have red blood, just like humans. In fact, aside from skin color and a few physical size differences, most notedly the large head, he appears to be just like any other human male.
Aquatic animals often tend to have blue, gray, and green colorations. Megamind's possible semi-aquatic nature may not be the only reason for the color of his skin. While, in popular culture, we usually think of extraterrestrials as “little green men,” the creators of the film chose to make Megamind blue instead.
The Will Ferrell-starring flick followed the titular supervillain in his attempt to create a more powerful hero to fight. While it was a critical success, it didn't perform so well at the box office, grossing only $322 million on a $130 million budget, one of DreamWorks' lowest-grossing films of the 2010s.
Metro Man is probably one of the most important figures in Megamind's entire life. Megamind dedicates his life to defeating Metro Man, because even when they were in grade school together, Metro Man had a privileged life and Megamind had to fight tooth and nail for everything he ever got.
Not long after, Megamind becomes consumed with depression because now that he finally destroyed his nemesis he feels he no longer has a purpose and he goes to the Metro Man museum to destroy the memory of Metro Man in an attempt to move on.
The comedian starred in the 2010 Megamind film, but this time, the new movie will have Keith Ferguson voicing his role. In part, some of their arguments came down to Ferrell's availability and voiceover experience.
Supervillain Megamind and his archnemesis, the superhero Metro Man, are both aliens who were sent to Earth as infants before their planets were sucked into a black hole. Though both land in Metro City at the same time, Metro Man is raised in a mansion, while Megamind is raised in a prison.
It's up to Megamind to stop Titan before he destroys Metro City. After years of rivalry with beloved hero Metroman, defender of Metrocity, wisecracking alien supervillain Megamind does the impossible and defeats his rival, but finds life meaningless without a hero to fight.
The Doom Syndicate acted as a sequel as well as a pilot for Peacock's Megamind Rules! TV show. However, fans of the iconic film were not happy with the resulting product, with the film scoring a lousy 0%. The sequel has been in the making for over ten years and has infuriated fans as their time has been wasted.
There are other fan theories connected to this subject, of course—it's been suggested that Megamind may have an anxiety disorder, could be high-functioning autistic, and is likely going through a midlife crisis during the film—but I will leave it there for this week.
The film is reportedly the worst-rated film by DreamWorks Animation, who are also awaiting the release of Kung Fu Panda 4. Despite being a popular IP, the film failed to impress any of the audiences, and here are three reasons behind the failure of the sequel.
In the trailer, when Megamind's parents put him and Minion in the escape pod, his father tells him, “You are destined for greatness.” Megamind's narration comments, “That was a lot of pressure to place on an eight-day-old.”
According to Fandom.com, Megamind's forehead is about 9 inches tall, making the upper portion of his head an impressive three times the size of an average human male's.
