Dodecahedron in Meglos's Palm

Embedded in Meglos’s cactus-form flesh and wielded as a personal artefact to demonstrate morphic power to Caris.

3 appearances

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

3 moments

S18E5 · Meglos Part 1

Meglos entraps Grugger in his design

Meglos’s cactus form remains static inside its alcove while the Earthling is transformed through the alcove apparatus. Though physically removed from immediate conflict, its sentient presence governs the process, absorbing the prisoner’s flesh to create a hybrid host. The cactus’s glowing core contains the Dodecahedron gemstone.

Before: The cactus form sits inert within its containment alcove.

After: As the transformation completes, the cactus shrivels and withers, transferring its essence into the host while the Earthling’s transformed body emerges.

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S18E5 · Meglos Part 1

Meglos transforms Earthling into his new form

Meglos’s Cactus Form serves as the host framework for the Earthling’s transformation, shrinking visibly as energy drains into the merging composite body, signaling the transference of Meglos’ consciousness from plant to hybrid host.

Before: Fully developed, semi-translucent cactus with visible veins and a central gemstone, housed securely in its alcove.

After: Shrank and weakened, having donated its cellular structure to the hybrid; now subsumed within the new composite being.

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S18E7 · Meglos Part 3

Meglos unveils his true form and power

Meglos forces Caris to confront an object embedded in his palm, its impossible display of energy shattering her empirical framework. The gem, wielded as a weapon of proof, glows with internal energy that refutes known scientific laws, transforming from a rhetorical challenge into an undeniable demonstration of his morphic power over reality itself.

Before: Present but unknown to Caris, embedded within Meglos's palm as a hidden tool of deception and control

After: Revealed and exposed, its energy display obliterating Caris's trust in empirical evidence and the Dodecahedron's inviolability

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