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“Everything I need to get my little beauties inside the Hero Factory. Soon it will be destroyed! And unable to manufacture anymore Heroes to stand in my way...”
— The Mysterious Villain, Brain Attack
Unnamed Villain
The Mysterious Villain
Villain
Affiliation Black Phantom,
Voltix
Weapons Unknown
Status Alive
Location Brain Factory, Unknown Location

The Unnamed Villain, also referred to as Mysterious Villain or the Brain Attack Orchestrator, is a figure cloaked in shadow who is the founder of the Brain Factory, creator of the Brains and the one who receives the blueprints of the Hero Factory from Black Phantom after the mass Breakout.

History

Background

The origins of the unnamed villain remain shrouded in mystery. What is known is that since the establishment of the Hero Factory as a force for crime-fighting and peacekeeping, this villain has viewed its presence as a direct threat to his extensive operations across the galaxy. Consequently, he has dedicated himself to dismantling the Factory, perceiving it as his arch-nemesis. Fortunately for him, he is not alone in this ambition.

Legion Of Darkness

The unnamed villain’s calculated approach first became evident during the rise of the Legion of Darkness, a notorious coalition of villains led by Black Phantom and Voltix. Seizing an opportunity to capitalize on their mutual hatred for the Hero Factory, the villain reached out to the duo following the incarceration of many of their allies. Recognizing the strategic advantage of collaboration, he proposed an audacious plan to dismantle their common enemy from within. The villain’s plan begins with a risky gambit: he instructs Black Phantom to allow Voltix to get intentionally captured. Insider intelligence suggested that the Hero Factory’s Villain Storage Facility housed not only captured criminals but also the Black Hole Orb Staff, a powerful artifact once wielded by the infamous Von Nebula. With Voltix’s electrical abilities and the villain’s strategic mind, they devised a scheme to create an electrical projection of Von Nebula, using it as a catalyst for a massive breakout. This act of chaos would not only free the incarcerated villains but also serve as a distraction for the next phase of the plan.

Obtaining The Plans

Von Nebula receives the Blueprints

The Unnamed Villain receives the Factory Blueprints

While the breakout sowed confusion and chaos throughout the Hero Factory, the unnamed villain set his sights on a more critical objective. Black Phantom, now acting as his proxy, was dispatched to infiltrate the Hero Factory’s main facility, which was left vulnerable during the crisis. Phantom’s mission was twofold: to steal the Factory’s blueprints and deliver them to the villain, and to destroy the Factory itself using a supply of Anti-Quaza hidden within Phantom’s body. Although Phantom ultimately failed to destroy the facility, he succeeded in transmitting the stolen blueprints to the villain. This monumental act granted the unnamed villain access to classified information about the Factory’s design, operations, and security systems. Armed with this knowledge, the villain retreated to his secret hideout, where he began working on his next diabolical scheme.

Brain Attack

With the stolen blueprints in hand, the unnamed villain embarked on his most ambitious project yet: the creation of the Brain Factory. Using his advanced knowledge of bio-engineering and the insights gleaned from the Hero Factory’s designs, he developed a horrifying new weapon—the Brains. These organic parasite-like creatures could take control of living beings, including part-organic entities while mutating their hosts into monstrous forms. The villain’s plan was as ingenious as it was devastating. He sent the Brains to infest wildlife populations near Makuhero City, transforming the creatures into an army of mutated beasts. Their objective was simple: to launch a full-scale assault on the Hero Factory and its surrounding areas, wreaking havoc and overwhelming the Factory’s defenses.

The resulting battle was catastrophic. As the mutated creatures rampaged through Makuhero City, countless structures were damaged, and the Hero Factory itself sustained significant destruction. Though the Heroes ultimately managed to defeat the Brains and repel the invasion, the attack left them shaken. It was clear that their enemy was not only resourceful but also capable of striking at the very heart of their operations. Following this failed attempt, the unnamed villain seemingly vanished, as he was never mentioned again during subsequent events, such as Mission: Invasion From Below. His fate remains unknown...

Personality and Traits

It is no doubt that the Unnamed Villain is very cunning and intelligent. He is incredibly good at thinking up plans, and rather good ones. He is also as extreme knowledge in bio-engineering, since he was able to create the Brain Factory and the Brains with vast information he acquired from the stolen file containing the entire blueprints of the Hero Factory. He is also skilled in operating large scale terrorist attacks and creating schemes under the radar, allowing him to operate undetected by the Hero factory.

Apperance

The Villain’s semi-full appearance in Brain Attack resembles very much like Black Phantom, but with more spikes on his shoulder armor, helmet and Armor has a more subtle tint of purple housing bright red eyes, resembling pinchers and or/ claw blades used by the Fire Villains, however this could only be speculation.

Trivia

  • The Villain was voiced by Tom Kenny in Brain Attack who also voiced Jetbug in Ordeal Of Fire and Hero Daniel Rocka .
  • The Villain is credited as "Mysterious Villain" in the Brain Attack episode's credits. His real name was never revealed.
  • At the end of Breakout Part 2, Von Nebula’s hand is shown to open the Hero Factory schematics from a laptop. Then, an evil laugh is heard. It is possible that the laugh belongs to the unnamed villain, and Von Nebula is working for the villain. It is possible that the unnamed villain is working for someone who Akiyama Makuro theorized would be creating an evil version of the Hero Factory. This could also be that the animators at Threshold Animation Studios who animated the TV Movie were on a budget and that they couldn't create new model so they reused Von Nebula's characters Model

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