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Cerebrocrustaceans are a crab-like species from the Encephalonus system.
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Appearance
Cerebrocrustaceans closely resemble giant crabs.
Cerebrocrustaceans have red/brown exoskeletons with small spikes around their face and on the top of their head.
Cerebrocrustaceans come in other "crabby colors".[DJW 1]
A Cerebrocrustacean's head is very large, with arms sprouting from each side.
Cerebrocrustaceans have claws, four/six spider-like legs and a stubby torso.
A Cerebrocrustacean's face is composed of only eyes and a mouth.
Only male Cerebrocrustaceans have been seen so far, so it is unknown what female Cerebrocrustaceans look like.
History
Primitive Cerebrocrustaceans took advantage of the storms surrounding the Encephalonus planets and it in turn resulted in the destruction (by using up all resources) of the planets from Encephalonus to Encephalonus III.
By the time they arrived at Encephalonus IV, Cerebrocrustaceans had evolved in order to create electricity instead of taking it away from the environment.
Modern Cerebrocrustaceans are deeply ashamed of their ancestors being responsible for the destruction of Encephalonus and the two other planets in their solar system.
Diet
Cerebrocrustaceans are filter feeders.[DJW 2]
Powers and Abilities
Cerebrocrustaceans have a large brain, giving them high intelligence. They are the third, fourth or fifth smartest beings in the galaxy.[DJW 3]
Cerebrocrustaceans can solve difficult calculations mentally in a few seconds. They know complex angular physics, and can visualize equations and object movement as if they're actually there.[1]
Cerebrocrustaceans are capable of mnemokinesis. This means that they can alter the memories and thoughts of others.
Cerebrocrustaceans can produce and manipulate electricity in forms that can be put to various uses, including launching electricity, creating protective coatings, creating force fields, all by either opening the exoskeleton plates on their skull or using their pincers.
Cerebrocrustaceans can use their electrokinesis to telekinetically move objects.[2]
Cerebrocrustaceans can control machinery and similar things using their electrokinesis, giving them a form of technokinesis.
Cerebrocrustaceans can scale walls and walk on Arachnichimp's webs.
Cerebrocrustaceans can breathe underwater due to processing gills which they have to keep moist when they're on land.[DM 1]
Cerebrocrustaceans possess mnemokinesis, which he can use to alter and erase other beings' memories and thoughts by manipulating their brain pulsations, as demonstrated by Servantis on the Amalgam Kids.[3][4]
Cerebrocrustaceans possess electrical telepathy, capable of reading minds by sensing electrical pulses of their minds, as demonstrated by Servantis.[3][4]
Weaknesses
A Cerebrocrustacean cannot concentrate with loud sounds present such as the sonic screams of a Sonorosian.[5]
If a Cerebrocrustacean's shell is closed when releasing electricity, it will shock and injure their brain, as demonstrated with Dr. Psychobos.[6]
Cerebrocrustaceans are vulnerable to being trapped by their natural predator, the Vicetopus.[7]
Cerebrocrustaceans are vulnerable to the gravakinetic abilities of a Galilean, as demonstrated with Servantis.[3]
Notable Cerebrocrustaceans
- Brainstorm (the Omnitrix's DNA sample of a Cerebrocrustacean)
- Cerebrocrustacean Actor
- Dignitary 16 (The Rooters of All Evil and The End of an Era)
Notable Mutated Cerebrocrustaceans
Notable Cerebrocrustacean Hybrids
- Servantis (½ Human)
- Ultimate Kevin (part Cerebrocrustacean)
Etymology
The name Cerebrocrustacean is a portmanteau of "cerebro" (Spanish for brain) and "crustacean".
Trivia
- Cerebrocrustaceans project their thoughts as sound waves.[DJW 2]
- Cerebrocrustaceans do not have a feud with the Galvans over which species is smarter.[DJW 4] Therefore, Dr. Psychobos is the only Cerebrocrustacean that cares.
