caruncle (noun)

1. In Hinduism, the caruncle is believed to be a sacred symbol of fertility and is often used in religious ceremonies.

2. During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, caruncles were highly valued in England and considered a sign of wealth and status.

3. According to ancient Greek mythology, caruncles were said to possess magical powers and were associated with the god of medicine, Asclepius.

4. In the animated series, the caruncle on the main character's forehead is portrayed as a source of superpower and helps him fight evil.