Fatty is Presented with Beetus Foot A day in the hospital and this guy pushes a wheelchair with this obeast (at least a meter wide and is spilling over both armrests on its wheelchair) on it and the first thing I notice is that its missing its left foot. We all know why. And this thing wants an MRI so I directed it to where it will be registered for an MRI. A lot of things are going through my head as I look at this obeast. A lot of you know what an MRI is and how fun that experience is. I've seen MRI machines before and last time I saw them, they're usually tubular. But with this obeast with a foot missing and needing a wheelchair, I don't know how they can do an MRI on it. I heard there are rooms with standing MRI machines to deal with obeasts. I've seen stories here about how hard it is to see through an obeast's body to locate their organs and skeleton. So, I have a daunting question about this to those who have worked with MRI machines before. How is an MRI performed on an obeast with one foot missing at least?