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Rewatching Megamind cause obviously
And noticed something...
I don't think MetroMan has a secret identity. Cause he's a kid and openly showing his power. And obvs he's a Superman-inspired hero. And it's well established that part of the reason that Clark stays grounded. So maybe that's why MetroMan burns out. He has no down time. No moment to be just him. It's why he has no idea who he is outside of MetroMan, while Clark does
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Actually, the Megamind sequel should have been about Megamind becoming a science teacher at his "Shool," and trying to stop Metro Man's cousin (a parody of Supergirl) from becoming a supervillain.
3 out of the 6 main characters in megamind are all just megamind in different disguises
Metrocity citizens: What are your plans for the city now that you've defeated Metro Man?
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Dodge Viper-based Defender prop car from “Viper”
Set in the "near future" as envisioned in the early 1990s, "Viper" was about a federal task force based in fictional Metro City, California, that fought crime using an armored vehicle called the Defender that masqueraded as a Dodge Viper. The show first aired in early 1994 on NBC and continued in syndication between 1996 and 1999.
The Defender was designed by Chrysler, and built on a stretched 1993 Dodge Viper RT/10 chassis by Unique Movie Cars in Las Vegas. A 360-cubic-inch Chrysler V-8 replaced the Viper V-10, driving the rear wheels through a Chrysler 727 3-speed automatic transmission. The suspension, steering, and brakes are thought to be carryover Viper hardware, according to the auction listing.
The driver faces three round instruments, including a 180-mph speedometer, a 7,000-rpm tachometer, and a fake crosshair sight, with three simulated screens off to the side showing static images of fictional vehicle diagnostics. The two seats are upholstered in gray leather, but the car lacks seat belts and climate control. You can get fresh air by removing the windows, though, which are attached by Velcro.
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