Giant Evil Brain

:"A Giant Evil Brain?!" - Yes.
The Giant Evil Brains are a class of monstrous aliens appearing in Moosa Weekly Comics. They have incredible power and mutagenic abilities, as well as a thirst for destruction.
==Biology and Appearance==
The typical Giant Evil Brain is a large amorphous creature with many dextrous tendrils for grasping with. Although its resemblance to a human brain can be recognised, it is named so more for its intelligence and drive than for its appearance. Although its large size gives it lower mobility when restrained by terrestrian gravity, it makes up for this with whip-sharp reflexes and the processing power of 'a million puny earth computers'.
The presence of Giant Evil Brain siblings in the 1300s and the 2000s suggests that they are particularly long-lived, or perhaps even do not die naturally unless killed by an outside force.
==Behaviour and Abilities==
The Brains tend to be villainous, or at least incredibly driven towards discovery and the gaining of power. Advanced members of the species use other monsters as both test subjects and bodyguards, making highly volatile experimental monster-soldiers to pick off any pesky mice that may interrupt their plans.
Their primary power is their staggering intelligence, which can be rivalled only by their hubris. They are also dextrous and quick to react due to their ability to process information, then send signals to the relevant appendages at eye-watering speed.
==History==
At around 1346 AD, in the Colkinom Timeline, experiments by one Giant Evil Brain created a race of catfolk including one Sir Catatapuss. This Giant Evil Brain was then destroyed in the Rock Shock installment of Moosa Weekly Comics.
Much later, Moosa and the Crewsa helped dispatch of another Giant Evil Brain, the brother of the first, that had taken up residence in the Hubble Space Telescope in Moosa Weekly Comics installment Hubble Trouble. This one was also killed.
==Trivia==
* Theories suggest, due to its rarity, that it may be an escaped concept from the Planotios Amaterialis, similar to the Wheel of Anertis, a lesser concept of physics. This would suppose that the two brains are twin concepts born from the concept of intelligence, scheming or villainy, with the 14th Century specimen representing experimentation or subjugation, while the 21st Century specimen represents conquest or entitlement.
** This would be unlikely (though not impossible), however, due to how incredibly infrequently concepts pass from the Plane of Concepts to the Terraplane.
Category:Monsters
Category:Villains
Category:Aliens