Entity: MUTANT-TOMATO
MUTANT-TOMATO refers to a fictional or exaggerated version of a tomato with abnormal characteristics or abilities.
MUTANT-TOMATO
Etymology
The term MUTANT-TOMATO combines 'mutant,' denoting an organism with genetic changes, and 'tomato,' a fruit from the nightshade family.
Definition
MUTANT-TOMATO refers to a fictional or exaggerated version of a tomato with abnormal characteristics or abilities.
Historical Context
The concept of mutant tomatoes has been popularized in various media, such as movies, comics, and video games, showcasing these mutated fruits as threats or sources of superhuman powers.
Cultural Significance
MUTANT-TOMATO serves as a creative and entertaining trope in storytelling, often used to explore themes of genetic experimentation, environmental hazards, or the unknown.
Related Concepts
Similar concepts include 'monster vegetables' and 'mutant fruits,' expanding the idea of genetic mutations in agricultural produce.
See Also
- Tomato
- Genetic Mutation
- Science Fiction Tropes
A fantastical variation of a tomato with mutated traits or powers, often depicted in science fiction or fantasy genres.