Metro Man

Metro Man is Megamind's initial arch-nemesis (a position later filled by Titan after Megamind's redemption arc ). He is another refugee from the Glaopunk quadrant, hailing from Metro-Planet. Metro Man's powers include the power of flight, invulnerability, telescopic vision, super hearing, super strength, the ability to shoot lasers from his eyes, and super speed to the point where time appears to freeze. According to Megamind, he also has the power of great hair.

Elements of his design call back to Elvis Presley, adding to his superstar status in Metro City. While no alternate name is given for him in the film, the original "Master Mind" script identifies him as Wayne Scott, a blend of DC characters Bruce Wayne (Batman) and Alan Scott (Green Lantern).

Life and Career
He escaped the destruction of his home planet in a pristine, gold, egg-shaped shuttle-pod similar (if visibly superior) to that of Megamind. Following a mid-flight collision between the two, Metro Man landed under the Christmas tree of an upper class couple's home. In his childhood, Metro Man he was gifted with everything he could ever want. Metro Man attended the same school as Megamind, where he "amassed a gigantic army of soft-headed groupies" (i.e. his peers and teacher) by using his abilities to win their favor, occasionally at the expense of Megamind.

Years passed and Metro Man became a sensation among Metro City, with the city finding a museum documenting all the times he protected Metro City. The museum was complete with a massive rotating likeness of the hero supporting a golden sphere above his head. In his final battle against Megamind, Metro Man faked his own death in order to escape the superhero life and make his own choices instead of "being who the city forced him to be". This inadvertently led to the creation of Titan, who was created by Megamind to fill the role of 'hero' that Metro Man left behind.

After his alleged death, he retreated to his personal sanctuary located beneath the relocated schoolhouse from his youth. Here he began to focus on his aspirational career as a singer/songwriter, taking up the name "Music Man" so he could keep his logo and initials.

When this is discovered by Megamind and Roxanne, Metro Man advises Megamind that "if there's bad, good will rise up against it," urging him to become the hero that defeats Titan. This hints at the friendly aspects of their rivalry, further compounded at the end of the movie when Metro Man attends the opening of the Megamind Museum.