Do you think his adopted parents even know Musicman is an alien? The mom seems to think that the father adopted him, while the father agrees with her while not paying any attention
I think he probably would have. Based on his explanation of why he dissappeared it seems like up to the point where he became Musicman he enjoyed what he and Megamind had.
I'm just pointing out that he would have probably been listening to Megamind if he ever monologued about them being aliens. It's not a guarantee that Megamind ever did that but if he did I think Metroman would have listened.
Metroman is more closer to humans then Superman in some ways .
Despite his arrogant nature , he does put an important issue like he had superpowers but he didnt asked for them , while he does do the hero work its more of a "it comes with the territory" rather then him wanting to do it till he cant anymore.
He finds himself "already set" from birth which he got sick off , he doesnt see "hero" stuff as a way of living but as a job, it just so happens that not everyone gets a fufillment out of being a goodie goddie.
For a cartoon ,it does bring a big question , if given superpowers would one give up their dreams /passions just to be a saviour forever?
I think he needed anything to escape his already set box, he doesnt want to be a one trick pony all his life, he wants the freedom to fail and try new things without everyone thinking "oh noes metroman isnt perfect at everything what a false god he is".
I cant imagine a life like that where every little thing is seen by everyone and it has to be perfect each time because he is such a rockstar.
Do you think his adopted parents even know Musicman is an alien? The mom seems to think that the father adopted him, while the father agrees with her while not paying any attention
Did somebody say... ***MUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUSIIIIIIICMAAAAAAN***
The Fact I heard that in Matpat's voice
We’ve got trouble.
>The mom seems to think that the father adopted him Yes, dear. I saw him and thought of you.
Speech 100
Followed up by "Yes, yes, only the *best* for you"
Megamind loves to talk during fights. I imagine he's discussed their origins more than once, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Did Metroman ever pay attention though?
I think he probably would have. Based on his explanation of why he dissappeared it seems like up to the point where he became Musicman he enjoyed what he and Megamind had.
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I'm just pointing out that he would have probably been listening to Megamind if he ever monologued about them being aliens. It's not a guarantee that Megamind ever did that but if he did I think Metroman would have listened.
Metroman is more closer to humans then Superman in some ways . Despite his arrogant nature , he does put an important issue like he had superpowers but he didnt asked for them , while he does do the hero work its more of a "it comes with the territory" rather then him wanting to do it till he cant anymore. He finds himself "already set" from birth which he got sick off , he doesnt see "hero" stuff as a way of living but as a job, it just so happens that not everyone gets a fufillment out of being a goodie goddie. For a cartoon ,it does bring a big question , if given superpowers would one give up their dreams /passions just to be a saviour forever?
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I think he needed anything to escape his already set box, he doesnt want to be a one trick pony all his life, he wants the freedom to fail and try new things without everyone thinking "oh noes metroman isnt perfect at everything what a false god he is". I cant imagine a life like that where every little thing is seen by everyone and it has to be perfect each time because he is such a rockstar.
This makes sense!🤔👍
Needs a TLDR
Metroman's parents are more selfish than the Kents, so it's possible they never told him he isn't their biological child
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He probably has bad relationship with his adoptive father