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'''Braino''' is a legendary scientist or genius of sorts. What exactly he did or when he lived (if even deceased) is unknown, but [[Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth]] considers him a great inspiration alongside [[Leonardo da Vinci]], {{w|Euclid}} and {{w|Nicolaus Copernicus|Copernicus}}. Braino has a bulging Brain and a horse that also has a bulging brain. | '''Braino''' is a legendary scientist or genius of sorts. What exactly he did or when he lived (if even deceased) is unknown, but [[Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth]] considers him a great inspiration alongside [[Leonardo da Vinci]], {{w|Euclid}} and {{w|Nicolaus Copernicus|Copernicus}}. Braino has a bulging Brain and a horse that also has a bulging brain. | ||
A statue of him in a park on [[Planet Vinci]] makes it possible that that was his place of birth, or that he is as respected there as on [[Earth]] (which would mean a lot as all | A statue of him in a park on [[Planet Vinci]] makes it possible that that was his place of birth, or that he is as respected there as on [[Earth]] (which would mean a lot as all Vincians are extremely intelligent). He does not, however, resemble the native people of Planet Vinci in appearance. | ||
== Image Gallery == | == Image Gallery == |
Revision as of 18:40, 8 October 2010
Tertiary character Pseudocharacter | |
Braino | |
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Gender | Male |
Profession | Scientist |
First appearance | "The Duh-Vinci Code" (6ACV05) |
Voiced by | Unknown |
Braino is a legendary scientist or genius of sorts. What exactly he did or when he lived (if even deceased) is unknown, but Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth considers him a great inspiration alongside Leonardo da Vinci, Euclid and Copernicus. Braino has a bulging Brain and a horse that also has a bulging brain.
A statue of him in a park on Planet Vinci makes it possible that that was his place of birth, or that he is as respected there as on Earth (which would mean a lot as all Vincians are extremely intelligent). He does not, however, resemble the native people of Planet Vinci in appearance.
Image Gallery
A statue of Braino on his horse on Planet Vinci.
Additional info
Trivia
- His name is clearly a reference to his brain which looks very developed.