Megamind 2015 -

Roxanne is now the news anchor, but she reports on Megamind's saves with a clinical tone. Metro Man (now musician Wayne Scott) is on a world tour. Megamind has no rival. He tries to "spice up" crime by creating low-stakes villains (e.g., "The Procrastinator" who robs banks next Tuesday), but they’re pathetic.

In a pristine white laboratory, a gloved hand picks up a shard of The Sanitizer’s core. A familiar voice (Wayne Scott’s) says, "Fascinating. Sterilization via absorption. Much more efficient than my method." Metro Man removes his sunglasses, revealing reflective silver eyes. "Time to come home." He crushes the shard. The screen goes white. Themes: Sacrifice vs. ego, the messiness of heroism, and the idea that a hero's greatest weapon isn't power—it's vulnerability.

The city is a mess again. People cheer. Hal, depowered but free, sits on a curb. Megamind offers him a hand. "You're not a hero. You're not a villain. You're just Hal. That’s harder than both." Hal scoffs, but he takes the hand.

Felix, tired of being ignored, cleans up the entire city in seconds—literally. He sucks the heat from engines, drains power grids, vacuums the noise from traffic. The city falls into a silent, frozen, pristine stillness. He renames himself The Sanitizer . He doesn’t want to rule or destroy; he wants to sterilize. "Mess is chaos. Chaos is crime. Crime ends when everything is clean." Act Two: The Reluctant Team-Up Megamind’s Failure: Megamind tries to fight The Sanitizer with his usual gadgets (freeze rays, dehydrators, giant robots). But The Sanitizer absorbs the energy from every blast, growing stronger. He then "cleans" Megamind’s Lair—dehydrating the Brain Bots, vacuuming Minion’s fishbowl (Minion survives but is now a fish flopping on the ground). Megamind is humiliated, powerless, and for the first time, genuinely afraid.