He is a parody of Lex Luthor and Brainiac while his "Space Dad" persona is a parody of both the physical resemblance of Jor-El as played by Marlon Brando in the 1978 film Superman and Brando's voice as Vito Corleone in The Godfather.
This is seen when Megamind impersonates as the Warden, Metro Man and Bernard. But at the end, when Minion impersonates Megamind, his eyes are green, when they should remain brown, as Minion's are. Minion isn't actually a person, so the transformation works differently on him.
Megamind: Metro Man, Megamind, Space Dad and Roxanne Ritchi are respectively parodies of Superman, Lex Luthor/Brainiac, Jor-El and Lois Lane, and Metro City is based off Metropolis.
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 is a satiric take on the Superman mythos, seen through the eyes of a supervillain who's part Lex Luthor, part Brainiac. Instead of a rocket ship bearing an infant survivor from a doomed planet to Earth, there are two ships from two planets.
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.
Megamind vs. the Doom Syndicate features an entirely different voice cast, with Will Ferrell replaced by Keith Ferguson. The creators of the film explained the recasting was due to scheduling and the ability to find fresh talent to expand the characters' relationships.
Will Ferrell as Megamind, an extraterrestrial mastermind who turns from supervillain to superhero. He is a spoof of Lex Luthor and Brainiac, while his "Space Dad" persona is a parody of both Jor-El as played by Marlon Brando in the 1978 film Superman and Brando's performance as Vito Corleone in The Godfather.
Now Megamind is the only hope to save the world from the mean Titan. "Megamind" is a funny animation with a parody to the origins of Superman and a satire to superhero movies with an adorable villain.
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!
The issue is that we're comparing him to Superman who, while still certainly imperfect, is intended to be a better-than-average person in every way, including moral. Make no mistake, Metro City's former hero isn't any sort of villain; what he is is normal.
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.
Hal Stewart, better known by his supervillain name Tighten (alternatively spelled Titan), is the main antagonist of DreamWorks' 21st full-length animated feature film Megamind, the first installment in the Megamind franchise.
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.
Originally known as Minion, he was forced to change his name due to an in-universe cease and desist order from Mr. Minion's Meatsicles, a fast-food chain containing Chum's former name.
Megamind (originally voiced by Ferrell, now by Keith Ferguson) was a fiendish villain in Metrocity (which he continues to pronounce to rhyme with atrocity), ably assisted by a tech-savvy fish who lives inside a bowl on top of a robot body (originally David Cross, here Josh Brener).
He is a blue alien with a genius-level intellect and a desire for affection stemming from his dark past involving his heroic rival, Metro Man, making him become the villain that he is. Since then, Megamind and Metro Man would fight each other for the fate of Metro City, with the latter always winning.
That makes the full length of his head 15". Applying the measurements to a side view, from the front of his forehead to the back of his head measures about 10". The width of the top most part of his head is about 9". This gives Megamind's head a circumference of about 38".
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.
He blatantly bullied him and even got his classmates to bully him until Megamind was expelled from the school for setting off a bomb that painted everything and everyone there blue, symbolizing Megamind's "Bad Boy" Nature as opposed to Metro Man's "Good Boy" Nature.
