Eyellusion

Eyellusion is the Simplicitrix/Stabilized Simplicitrix's DNA sample of an Apocrysapien from the planet Procidat.
==Appearance==
Eyellusion takes the appearance of a gigantic eyeball. He has twelve, tentacle-like legs which are fade from red to orange to pale yellow, and end in red suction cups. His eye is white with visible veins, and the iris is red.
Eyellusion wears the Simplicitrix symbol on the back of his eye, but it is not visible to anyone, as others always percevie him as looking at them regardless of their location.
==Powers==
*Eyellusion has an all-seeing eye. This allows him to see all around him simultaneously, he can see through things, and he can obtain any knowledge he wishes. Others also perceive his eye as always looking at them. For example, someone in front of him will think he is looking at them, while a second person behind Eyellusion will think he is looking at them.
*Eyellusion can create hallucinations by looking into someone's eyes.
*Eyellusion has many prehensile and stretching tentacles. These tentacles can be used to force someone to look into his eyes.
==Weaknesses==
*While Eyellusion can gain any information he wants, he has only limited intelligence, and sometimes must forget in order to receive.
*Eyellusion's many legs can be tangled together.
*Eyellusion is not a combat-based alien and must rely on his illusions and intelligence.
==Etymology==
*Eyellusion's name is a mix of the words "eye" and "illusion."
*Eyellusion's species name is a play on Apocrypha, which are ancient biblical writings. More notably, this is a nod to the realm of Hermaeus Mora.
*Eyellusion's planet name comes from the Latin words "procidat deceptionem," meaning illusion.
==Trivia==
*The concept for Eyellusion was inspired by Selim Bradley/Pride from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and Hermaeus Mora from The Elder Scrolls franchise, specifically his design in The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn. His design is also similar to Shuma-Gorath from Marvel.
*A joking working name for Eyellusion was "Henteye."