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| − | The Mind Manipulation-O-Matic is Wallace's |
+ | The '''Mind Manipulation-O-Matic''' is one of [[Wallace]]'s [[:Category:Inventions|inventions]]. It is used for the manipulation of human thoughts and desires no longer wanted by the user, and can change, implant, or even extract them depending on the user's will. |
| − | Wallace had been caught cheating on his cheese-free diet by Gromit, so in order to better control himself, he unveils the Mind Manipulation-O-Matic and prepares to extract his cheese-loving nature from his mind. Gromit worriedly disapproves, but before Wallace activates the device, an emergency pest problem from [[Tottington Hall]] presents itself, and the duo ride off as [[Anti-Pesto]] Pest Control and effectively deal with the problem. |
+ | Wallace had been caught cheating on his cheese-free diet by [[Gromit]], so in order to better control himself, he unveils the Mind Manipulation-O-Matic and prepares to extract his cheese-loving nature from his mind. Gromit worriedly disapproves, but before Wallace activates the device, an emergency pest problem from [[Tottington Hall]] presents itself, and the duo ride off as [[Anti-Pesto]] Pest Control and effectively deal with the problem. |
| − | Afterwards, Wallace decides to use his invention for a different purpose: to brainwash their captured rabbits and negate their vegetable cravings, combining the Mind Manipulation-O-Matic |
+ | Afterwards, Wallace decides to use his invention for a different purpose: to brainwash their captured rabbits and negate their vegetable cravings, combining the Mind Manipulation-O-Matic with the [[BunVac 6000]] rabbit-capture device to do so more efficiently. The experiment seems to work, but when Wallace accidentally hits the 'blow' function on the BunVac, the opposite effect occurs, transferring the rabbits' vegetable-loving nature into Wallace's mind. One of the rabbits, dubbed [[Hutch]] by Wallace, starts acting like Wallace while Wallace himself became the dreaded [[Were-Rabbit]]. |
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| − | During the botched project, Gromit destroyed the device to free Wallace from its influence, so it is presumed that the device is no longer functional. Though it is also presumed that the machine, if functional at all, still resides within Wallace's house. |
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| Appeared in | The Curse of the Were-Rabbit |
The Mind Manipulation-O-Matic is one of Wallace's inventions. It is used for the manipulation of human thoughts and desires no longer wanted by the user, and can change, implant, or even extract them depending on the user's will.
Wallace had been caught cheating on his cheese-free diet by Gromit, so in order to better control himself, he unveils the Mind Manipulation-O-Matic and prepares to extract his cheese-loving nature from his mind. Gromit worriedly disapproves, but before Wallace activates the device, an emergency pest problem from Tottington Hall presents itself, and the duo ride off as Anti-Pesto Pest Control and effectively deal with the problem.
Afterwards, Wallace decides to use his invention for a different purpose: to brainwash their captured rabbits and negate their vegetable cravings, combining the Mind Manipulation-O-Matic with the BunVac 6000 rabbit-capture device to do so more efficiently. The experiment seems to work, but when Wallace accidentally hits the 'blow' function on the BunVac, the opposite effect occurs, transferring the rabbits' vegetable-loving nature into Wallace's mind. One of the rabbits, dubbed Hutch by Wallace, starts acting like Wallace while Wallace himself became the dreaded Were-Rabbit.
During the botched project, Gromit destroyed the device to free Wallace from its influence.