This study aims to determine the implications of provision regarding the minimum number of village heads candidate which implicitly prohibits the existence of single candidate in Pilkades as stated in Article 23 paragraph (1) and Article 24 of the Minister of Home Affairs Regulation Number 112 Year 2014 concerning Village Head Elections. Then formulate conceptual ideas as an effort to solve the problem using the concept of asymmetric decentralization in Pilkades. The result of the study shows that the prohibition of single candidate in Pilkades resulted pseudo village head candidate, that is the village head candidate who is in the process of nominated only compete with his / her relative because there is no candidate nominated in Pilkades contestation while normatively there is prohibition of single candidate. Pseudo village head candidate can result political dynasty at village level that give bad impact on democratic process in village. The prohibition of political dynasty is not regulated by Indonesian ius constitutum. The completion effort initiated in this study is to integrate the concept of asymmetric decentralization in the future Pilkades based on village autonomy.