Brain Pod is an enemy from Final Fantasy VII during Jenova's escape in the Shinra Building and in the fourth round of the Battle Square before the player obtains the Tiny Bronco. They can also be fought during the return to Midgar near the end of the game, but at this point they are harmless. When fought in the Battle Square their stats are enhanced with double the normal HP and their Attack and Magic Attack are increased by 25%.
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| - Brain Pod is an enemy from Final Fantasy VII during Jenova's escape in the Shinra Building and in the fourth round of the Battle Square before the player obtains the Tiny Bronco. They can also be fought during the return to Midgar near the end of the game, but at this point they are harmless. When fought in the Battle Square their stats are enhanced with double the normal HP and their Attack and Magic Attack are increased by 25%.
- Brain Pod is a type of enemy that was definitely introduced in the September 2012 Revision in place of the "Top-Rank Guardian". It is an artificial three-lobed brain with great psionic powers, contained inside a metal hull with rows of camera eyes. Part of the spine is protruding from the bottom of the shell, entangled with wires and partially encapsulated in metal. The Pod has great psionic powers and is continually orbitted by sharp and pointed metallic implements that form its armament and which it can swing about and hurl at distant targets. Losing these, or seeking to spare them, it can
- The Brain Pods are seemingly the smartest of Zurg's minions and are usually engaged in scientific research, while the insectoid Grubs are concerned with more technical and maintenance duties and the robotic Hornets are mainly used as battle soldiers.
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| - Brain Pod is an enemy from Final Fantasy VII during Jenova's escape in the Shinra Building and in the fourth round of the Battle Square before the player obtains the Tiny Bronco. They can also be fought during the return to Midgar near the end of the game, but at this point they are harmless. When fought in the Battle Square their stats are enhanced with double the normal HP and their Attack and Magic Attack are increased by 25%.
- Brain Pod is a type of enemy that was definitely introduced in the September 2012 Revision in place of the "Top-Rank Guardian". It is an artificial three-lobed brain with great psionic powers, contained inside a metal hull with rows of camera eyes. Part of the spine is protruding from the bottom of the shell, entangled with wires and partially encapsulated in metal. The Pod has great psionic powers and is continually orbitted by sharp and pointed metallic implements that form its armament and which it can swing about and hurl at distant targets. Losing these, or seeking to spare them, it can It has no body parts beyond that and its body is draped in a cloak. When attacking, it will either telekinetically slash opponents with its blades, or cause an explosion of psychic energy. The Braincase is a robot carrying Lenin's Brain. The brain can perform free actions with its psionic powers, dealing damage to opponents or afflicting its allies or enemies with Berserk. The robot itself is armed with racks of RPGs and machine guns an can use its powerful arms to topple opponents.
- The Brain Pods are seemingly the smartest of Zurg's minions and are usually engaged in scientific research, while the insectoid Grubs are concerned with more technical and maintenance duties and the robotic Hornets are mainly used as battle soldiers. The origins of the Brain Pod race are still unclear. Brain Pod #29 has once stated that he was already working for Zurg when he agreed to give up his body to become a cyborg (apparently, he was promised a raise in payment, but that never happened). This would most likely indicate that Brain Pods are originally Grubs, if not by the fact that they have humanoid eyes, very different from the typical insectoid eyes displayed by Grubs.
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