Thia is a female synthetic created and employed by Weyland-Yutani and featured in Predator: Badlands. The film introduces Thia as a damaged (cut in half) yet determined survivor who forms an unlikely alliance with a Yautja warrior named Dek.
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The Fugitive Predator was a rogue Yautja who appeared in the 2018 film The Predator. Unlike others of his kind, he acted as a defector who attempted to aid humanity with the Predator Killer suit against the bigger Upgrade Predators.
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The Kalisk is a massive alien beast introduced in Predator: Badlands. Native to the harsh world of Genna, the creature is portrayed as a near unkillable apex predator who challenges both Yautja hunters and even the Weyland Yutani Corporation.
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Njohrr is a Yautja clan leader and the father of the brothers Dek and Kwei, appearing in the latest Predator movie, Predator: Badlands. With his antler-like horns, dark cape, and white dreadlocks, he stands out as a striking new Yautja.
The Berserker Predator, also referred to as Mr. Black, was the biggest and most prominent Predator from Predators (2010). He belonged to the Super Predator faction, an offshoot of the Yautja species known for ruthless hunting.
While many Yautja wore the iconic smooth, featureless masks, several individuals were distinguished by horned, antler-style, or spiked helmet designs. The following article lists the most notable Predators known for wearing horned mask.
In Predator: Badlands, Kwei was introduced as the older and bigger brother of the outcast warrior Dek. A member of the clan led by his father Njohrr on Yautja Prime, Kwei was the favored son and destined for great honor.
Although the Predators love to take trophies of men and Xenomorphs, they often end up losing their heads during a hunt. The following article summarizes a selection of these Yautja, each of whom met decapitation in the hands of their enemy.
Throughout the Predator franchise, the Yautja are typically portrayed as towering, muscular hunters standing over seven feet tall. This article lists the few notable exceptions that exist within the movies and the expanded media.
One of the most controversial subjects within Yautja culture and Predator lore is the question of hunting children, a practice generally considered taboo. Yet occasionally this rule is broken in the expanded universe and even partially in the movies.
Throughout Predator lore, many Yautja have sustained serious battle injuries, including the loss of one or both eyes. Some of these warriors compensate with cybernetic replacements or masks, while others simply continue to hunt despite their impairment.
The Predator franchise spans multiple centuries across its various forms of media. Determining the furthest point in the Predator timeline involves examining the chronological endpoints in each medium, as official canon and continuity often differ between formats.
A common sight in Predator lore is an elder Predator offering a trophy out of respect to a worthy opponent. The question of what happens when that offer is refused has been explored notably only in Predator vs. Magnus Robot Fighter, leading to an unexpected outcome.
T. Ocellus (Trypanohyncha Ocellus) was a parasitic extraterrestrial life‐form featured in Alien: Earth. This "Eye Octopus" was discovered aboard the USCSS Maginot and later unleashed chaos after the vessel crashed in Prodigy City on Earth.
Prodigy Corporation was one of the largest mega-corporations on Earth, and a direct rival to Weyland-Yutani. The company was part of the group known as the “Five,” which together controlled nearly all major global resources and governments.
The USCSS Maginot was a C-class deep-space research vessel operated by the Weyland-Yutani Corporation in the television series Alien: Earth. Its mission spanned more than six decades and ended in a catastrophic crash on Earth.
The following article outlines the process used by certain Predator clans to abduct and utilize humans for hunting games, as depicted in Predator: Killer of Killers. While the exact methods may vary between clans, the events described here follow a clear sequence.
The Pilot Predator, also known as the “Cyborg Predator,” was a cybernetically modified Yautja featured in the animated anthology film Predator: Killer of Killers. The Pilot operated during World War II and participated in aerial combat over North Africa.
The Predator King is the mysterious millennia-old Yautja that leads several Predator clans, or perhaps the entire Yautja race. Here is a list of all known references of the Predator king, including his appearance in Killer Of Killers.
The Samurai Killer Predator, is a new Yautja introduced in the animated anthology film Predator: Killer of Killers. Set in feudal Japan, this agile hunter engages in a brutal battle for succession between two brothers — a ninja and a samurai.
The Crucified Predator, also known as the Classic Predator, was a captured Yautja from the Jungle Hunter Clan featured in Predators (2010). Unlike the more savage Super Predators, he belonged to the older, more traditional lineage of Yautja.
One anatomical feature that has drawn occasional curiosity is the Predator's tongue. While not shown in every film, evidence from certain appearances confirms that the Yautja do have tongues, though they vary in visibility and presentation.
While the Predator franchise has shown the Yautja engaging in combat and ritual, their drinking habits are less commonly explored. However, various comics, games, and expanded lore offer glimpses into what the Yautja might drink and consume beside solid food.
Although rarely portrayed in media, the Yautja require rest and sleep to sustain their physical and mental functions. Whether for recovery after combat, or healing from wounds, the Predator species must sleep to maintain peak performance.
The Yautja have integrated various drones into their arsenal to enhance their effectiveness in the field and make hunting easier. These drones come in many types and serve multiple purposes, from reconnaissance to combat support.
Most sources across films, comics, and games suggest that limb regeneration is not a standard biological trait for the Yautja species. However, a few rare instances in expanded media suggest that under specific circumstances, limited regeneration may be possible.
The Viking Killer (nicknamed "Monster") is one of the three main Predators appearing in the Predator: Killer Of Killers anthology movie. This large Yautja has a long conflict with a Viking village, specifically with a female Viking warrior and his son.
Falconer Predator is the "middle" Super Predator from Predators (2010) who hunted on the Game Preserve Planet. Falconer is known for his large bird-like mask, minimal weaponry, and a falcon-like drone that he used to track his prey.
Predator: Killer Of Killers features a high-ranking Yautja (either a Clan Leader or a King) with a cape made of hunting trophies, presumably Xenomorph tails. In this article, we look at different capes worn by the Predators and their significance.
The Predator Game Preserve Planet is the main exotic location of the 2010 film Predators. The jungle-filled planet is used by a faction of Yautja known as the Super Predators to conduct ritualized hunts by kidnapping prey from other worlds.
Both Venom and Predator are extraterrestrial in origin, known for their large size, combat abilities, and enhanced senses. This article highlights their respective strengths and weaknesses, providing insight into how such an encounter might unfold.
Tracker Predator was one of three Super Predators from Predators (2010) who had the role of Yautja Dog handler. Tracker belonged to a faction of Yautja that differed from the classic species, exhibiting more aggressive behavior and bigger size.
The trailer for Predator: Badlands featured an impressive wall of hunting trophies, presumably located on Yautja Prime. This collection showcases the skulls of various species hunted and claimed by the clan that Dek Predator belongs to.
The Witch Predator is a Yautja variant introduced as downloadable content for the video game Predator: Hunting Grounds. Distinguished by her bone-adorned armor and use of scouting drones, the Witch Predator is one of the scariest Predator types.
Scar Predator is the most well-known and capable Yautja from the first Alien vs. Predator movie. The only one from the trio of Young Blood Predators to be blooded, Scar teamed up with Alexa Woods and defeated the Alien Queen.
The Predator three-dot symbol is one of the most well-known visual elements in the Predator franchise. While commonly associated with the laser targeting system of the Predator’s Bio-mask, there is more to the symbol than meets the eye.
The Clan Leader stands as one of the highest positions within Yautja society. The recent teaser for Predator: Badlands has brought new attention to this powerful figure, portraying a live-action version that seems to align closely with established lore.
Genna, also known as the "Death Planet," is a central location in the 2025 film Predator: Badlands. The planet is a harsh and dangerous world where a young Yautja named Dek and a Weyland-Yutani synthetic named Thia find themselves.
The Yautja harpoon has proven to be a simple yet highly effective weapon for both land, air, and aquatic hunts. Harpoons come in many forms, such as the retractable wrist harpoon and the ship-based, drone-controlled harpoon recently featured in Predator: Killer Of Killers.
Predator: Badlands introduces a new lead Predator: a young Yautja named Dek. Unlike previous entries, which primarily followed human protagonists being hunted, this film shifts the perspective to that of the Predator itself. Here is everything we know about Dek.
Various sources—both canonical and expanded—suggest Predator presence during major human conflicts. This article examines evidence and lore suggesting Predator involvement in World War 2, building on prior appearances in historical wars, such as World War 1.
The Predator Shuriken is a fanciful weapon used by the extraterrestrial species known as the Yautja. It has appeared in multiple entries within the Alien vs. Predator franchise. Recognized for its multi-blade design and brutal efficiency, the Shuriken is both a ranged and close-quarters weapon.
Predator: Killer of Killers is the first animated feature in the long-running Predator franchise. Announced by 20th Century Studios in April 2025 and aiming for a June release, the film brings the deadly Yautja hunters into new territory, both stylistically and narratively.
While past Alien vs. Predator games in the series have left a lasting impact, there has been little official news about a new installment. Here's a look at the current status, recent developments, and ongoing rumors surrounding a potential new AvP game.
The question of whether Alien vs. Predator (AvP) is canon has been a topic of debate among fans of both franchises. While AvP has been widely popular in comics, games, and films, its place within the official continuity of either franchise remains unclear.
Dan Trachtenberg, the acclaimed director behind 2022's hit 'Prey,' is back in the director's chair for a brand-new installment in the Predator franchise, intriguingly titled 'Badlands.' Following the enormous success of 'Prey,' Trachtenberg is set to take audiences on another thrilling hunt in the Predator universe.
All together, the Alien vs. Predator franchise contains 14 movies and an upcoming TV series. Here's a complete guide to watching the Alien vs. Predator franchise in chronological order, which should help newcomers understand the complicated AvP timeline.
Following the success of Alien: Romulus, the Alien franchise is actively developing its next installment. In this article, we look at the various pieces of information shared about Alien: Romulus 2, including an analysis of some potential story possibilities.
The Xenomorph species follows a structured and evolving hierarchy. This article contains a breakdown of Xenomorph ranks from the lowest to the highest, describing the process of how a lone Xenomorph can rise through the ranks to become a leader.
The Alien franchise soon embarks on a thrilling new chapter with the FX Alien: Earth TV series, marking its first-ever foray into live-action television. As eager fans await its arrival, we've meticulously compiled information from authoritative sources to craft a guide to the series.
The Xenomorph species has several scientific names, including Xenomorph XX121 and Linguafoeda Acheronsis. Here is a working Alien names generator, that will create several scientific species names and individual nicknames you can use for your own purposes.
Aliens vs Predator: Requiem (also known as Alien vs Predator 2) left the door open for a sequel. We look at some of the news, rumors and speculation around the third Alien vs Predator movie, possibly being released by Disney after Predator: Badlands.
Fiorina "Fury" 161 from Alien 3 was a barren, windswept planetoid located in the Neroid Sector’s Fiori 16 System, situated within the Outer Veil. The planet, known for its harsh environment and bleak terrain, served as a penal colony for Weyland-Yutani's Class C Work Correctional Unit.
The Xenomorph tail is one of the Alien's most powerful weapons, capable of piercing, slashing, and constricting its prey. This article explores the length, anatomy, and unique features of the Xenomorph’s tail, as well as its tactical uses in combat, showing how integral it is to the species' hunting prowess.
Prometheus Forum is a fan community dedicated to Ridley Scott's Prometheus series, including Alien Covenant and Prometheus 3. In 2025, Prometheus Forum became a part of Alien vs. Predator Central, aiming to provide the ultimate Alien and Prometheus fan experience.
The City Hunter, also known as "Ghost," was a Yautja from the Lost Tribe who made his mark during the heatwave and gang wars in Los Angeles in 1997. His hunt led him into confrontations with different drug gangs, the LAPD, and eventually a government task force known as the OWLF.
The Xenomorph species possess one of science fiction's most distinctive biological traits: acid for blood. Yellow in color with occasional green hues, this blood functions as both a defensive mechanism and a vital component of the creature’s physiology.
The Jungle Hunter is the first movie Predator introduced in the 1987 film Predator. Known as "El Diablo que hace trofeos de los hombres" ("The demon who makes trophies of men"), this Yautja conducted a hunt in Val Verde during a communist insurgency.
The Xenomorph is known for its exotic dorsal tubes, which are one of the most distinctive features of its anatomy. This guide explores the possible functions and significance of the Xenomorph's dorsal tubes, providing insight into their biological role and their impact on the creature's behavior and physiology.
The wrist gauntlet, also known as the wrist bracer or wrist computer, is one of the most standard pieces of Yautja technology. This wrist-worn device combines advanced computing capabilities with lethal weaponry, making it indispensable for the Predator species.
Gateway Station was a massive geosynchronous space station orbiting Earth in the late 22nd century. It played a critical role in interstellar commerce and colonization. Known for its utilitarian design and bustling activity, it served as a hub for trade, military operations, and housing.
The Red Xenomorphs are a unique color variation of the Xenomorph species. Introduced in Aliens: Genocide, these aliens diverged genetically from the traditional Xenomorph strain, forming their own hive on Xenomorph Prime and engaging in a conflict with their black-hued counterparts.
The Predator Whip, also known as the Razor Whip, is a weapon wielded by the Yautja species. This versatile tool is designed for hunting, combat, and even torture. Here is an overview of all known Predator whip types and their possible usages.
Private Hudson's "Game Over Man" line from Aliens is the most well-known quote from the movie and probably the entire Alien series. In this article, find out the secondary meaning behind the line, and behind the scenes information how the quote was created.
The Engineers are ancient extraterrestrials who are pivotal in the lore surrounding humanity’s origins and the Xenomorph species. By piecing together the clues from films and extended universe materials, we try to find out which planet is the Engineer homeworld and where it is located.
Alien: Romulus introduced a terrifying new creature to the Alien franchise: the Offspring, a hybrid born from the fusion of Xenomorph, human, and Engineer DNA. This article explores its origins, characteristics, abilities, and ultimate demise, as well as its connections to the broader Alien mythology.
All together, the Alien franchise includes 9 movies and an upcoming TV series. Whether you’re revisiting the saga or diving in for the first time, understanding the order of the movies and TV series can help make sense of its sprawling story.
Xenomorph Prime is the elusive Alien Homeworld which has been shown little in the Alien games and comic books. Both humans and Predators have ventured there on different missions. Here is a list of notable occurrences of Xenomorph Prime throughout the Expanded Universe.
Here is an overview of all Predator types from the Predator movies, including the classic, elder, young blood, elite and the newly introduced hybrid Predator types. As a bonus, many of the famous Yautja types from the comic books are included.
In addition to advanced weaponry, the Predators employ a wide range of non-lethal gadgets and equipment to aid them on their hunts. This consists of healing devices, different forms of protection, energy recharge devices, and much more.
Yautja Prime is the mysterious Predator Homeworld which has been shown little in the movies and comic books. Here is a list of all notable references to the Yautja Prime, including it's appearance in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem and the Predator: Homeworld comic.
Across nine films the Alien series has delivered a mix of groundbreaking moments and divisive experiments. With Romulus marking a new chapter in this iconic saga, we rank every Alien film from worst to best, exploring how each has left its mark on this 45-year journey.
Xenomorphs reaching Earth was always Ellen Ripley's biggest fear. Little did she know, Aliens had already infested Earth many times during the long Alien timeline, both in the Alien vs. Predator movies and the Expanded Universe. Here is the list of such occasions.
Not all Xenomorphs are created equal. In this article, we dive into the top 10 deadliest Xenomorphs from movies, comics, and video games, ranking them based on their intelligence, kill count, toughness, and ability to survive against incredible odds.
The Romulus Lab is the newer part of the Renaissance Station from Alien Romulus, containing the source of the Xenomorph infestation that spreads across the platform. In this article, find out everything we know about the Romulus Lab and the specimens that Weyland-Yutani is experimenting on.
Alien Romulus will begin its story at a "shake and bake" Weyland-Yutani colony similar to Hadley's Hope from Aliens, named Jackson's Star. In this article, find out everything we know about this dystopian colony, its location, and its inhabitants.
Here is a comprehensive list of all Xenomorph types from the Alien movies, including the facehugger, chestburster, warrior and queen Xenomorphs. As a bonus, many better-known Xenomorph types are also included from the games and comics books.
The USCSS Patna was the Weyland-Yutani Bio-Weapons Division ship that arrived on Fury 161 to acquire the Xenomorph specimen from Ellen Ripley. Here is the full overview of the company ship which is barely seen in Alien 3, including details from the Expanded Universe.
The USS Sulaco is the legendary warship from the Alien universe that was considered to be an unlucky ship already before the events of Aliens. In this article, find out everything about the Sulaco's past and explore the alternate final fates of the ship.
LV-426, also known as Acheron, is one of three moons orbiting the gas giant Calpamos in the Zeta Reticuli system. Despite its inhospitable conditions, LV-426 has become a significant location due to its connection with the Xenomorph species and the events surrounding the ill-fated Weyland-Yutani expeditions.
The United States Cargo Star Ship (USCSS) Nostromo is the most well-known ship in the Alien franchise, appearing as the main location of the first Alien movie. Here is a deeper dive into the origins, specifications, and historical significance of the Nostromo.
As per tradition in the Alien movie series, Alien Romulus introduces a new Xenomorph type aboard the Renaissance station. In this article, find out everything we know about this Xenomorph, including its possible alternate life cycle and visual differences from traditional Xenomorphs.
The Alien franchise is renowned for its inclusion of androids, and "Alien Romulus" is no exception. In this article, we will explore the potential new android characters in "Alien Romulus" and try to identify which company is responsible for building them.
Set halfway between Alien and Aliens, Alien Romulus introduces a prototype Pulse Rifle, the iconic weapon used by the Colonial Marines decades later. In this article, find out how this prototype fits with the history of the Colonial Marines and the M41A Pulse Rifle, as established by the Expanded Universe.
The female Yautja are fearsome warriors just like their male brethren. Little is known about them and there are only a few notable specimens that are featured in the books and graphic novels. Here is a list of all notable female Yautja, like Big Mama, Sister Midnight and Vagouti.
Aliens Expanded, the crowd-funded documentary, has just announced an exciting addition to its cast: James Cameron, the renowned writer and director of Aliens. This inclusion promises to elevate the documentary to a must-see event for fans and cinephiles alike.
As confirmed by director Fede Alvarez, the Space Station from Alien Romulus is called Renaissance, not Romulus. The station is divided into two sections - a lab called Romulus, and an older part named Remus. In this article, find out everything we know about the Renaissance Station.
Unconventionally, the main ship from Alien Romulus is not called Romulus. The ship is named Corbelan IV, while Romulus is the biolab part of a space station designated as Renaissance. In this guide, find out everything we know about Corbelan IV and its role in the movie.
Without a doubt, Ellen Ripley is the most well-known and iconic character from the entire Alien vs. Predator series. Here is the full profile of Warrant Officer Ellen Ripley, including her childhood struggles, side adventures, and the final fate as Ripley 8.
The Weyland-Yutani Corporation, often referred to as "The Company," represents one of the most iconic symbols in science fiction cinema. In this article, we explore the history of Weyland-Yutani, including several corporate acquisitions, mergers, the company's downfall, and a final resurgence.
The face of the Predator is a distinctive and iconic aspect of this species' anatomy. This overview provides a comprehensive look at the Predator's face, including behind-the-scenes insights and details of each facial feature like the dreadlocks and mandibles.
Scout Predator was one of the many mysterious Predators appearing at the end of Predator 2 as part of the Lost Tribe. Also known as the Lost Hunter, Scout was later revealed to be a long-ranged weapons expert. Here is the full background of the Scout Predator.
The Xenomorphs have proven themselves to be well adapted to extreme environments, including underwater. Some Xenomorph types are adept swimmers and can easily navigate in aquatic conditions. Find out here, which Xenomorphs have aquatic abilities and how long can they survive underwater.
Stone Heart Predator was a large Yautja from the Dark Blade Clan, appearing in Predator: Concrete Jungle. Being brainwashed by the Borgia Corporation, he fought his former clan mate, Scarface Predator. Here is the full overview of Stone Heart, including his gear and weapons.
Eggmorphing is a process of turning human hosts into Alien eggs and a part of the Xenomorph's alternate life cycle. Initially cut from the first Alien movie, but re-inserted in the Director's Cut, eggmorphing is used by Xenomorph Warriors when an Alien Queen is not available to produce more eggs.
The Guardian Predator was a big Yautja with a memorable bio-mask from the Lost Tribe appearing at the end of Predator 2. He was later revealed to be an Elite heavy weapons specialist of the clan, with a military past. Here is the full profile of the Guardian Predator, also known as Gort.
The Xenomorph Queen is the leader of the hive, the egg layer, but also a capable fighter if there is no need to protect their children. Here is a list of notable Xenomorph Queens from the Alien series who stood out from other hive mothers by their leadership and cunning.
The Chopper Predator was the third and most insignificant Young Blood Predator from the first Alien vs. Predator movie. He was killed in his first encounter with a Xenomorph and did not become blooded. Here is the full profile of the Chopper Predator, also known as Gill.
The Xenomorph is known for its iconic mouth designed by HR Giger, featuring the terrifying inner jaw. This guide explores the intricate details of the Xenomorph's jaws and teeth, providing insight into their biological functions and their role in the creature's predatory behavior.
The Pink Xenomorph was another Alien variation differentiated by its unique and bright color. Appearing in Aliens: The Arcade Game by Konami, these Xenomorphs were the main enemy in the game. Here is the full overview of the Pink Xenomorphs, including their NECA reimagining.
In 1996, Robert Rodriguez wrote an initial script draft for a sequel to Predator 2. The story revolves around Alan "Dutch" Schaefer and a group of soldiers thrown into gladiatorial battles against Predators and other captive aliens on an alien planet.
Throughout the Alien series, there have been several special types of white and albino Xenomorphs. The reasons for their existence include old age, inherited human traits due to DNA mixing, environmental factors, and even special pigmentations in their skin.
The Joker Xenomorph was a distinctive Alien hybrid featured in the crossover comic series "Batman/Aliens II." This character represented a blend of the Joker, the notorious main adversary of Batman, and a Xenomorph Warrior, mixed together with DNA splicing.
The Warrior Xenomorph, often referred to as the Soldier (and sometimes a Drone), represents a critical stage in the lifecycle of the Xenomorph species. These creatures are the primary assault force within the Xenomorph hierarchy, known for their formidable combat skills and mass attacks.
The Space Jockey Xenomorph is a giant and rare Alien type that is born from an Engineer, also known as a Space Jockey. This article covers all the individual Space Jockey Aliens featured in Alien lore, including the Deacon and the Titan Xenomorph.
After the egg and the facehugger, the chestburster is the third step in the Xenomorph's complex lifecycle. Here is an overview of different abilities and types of chestbursters, depending on the type of the resulting Alien and the way that it is born.
With many Alien projects in the making under Disney, what has become of Prometheus 3, Ridley Scott's sequel to Alien: Covenant? In this article, find out the status of the movie, how the story of David and the Engineers could continue, and how other Alien projects could still connect to the prequel characters.
The Xenomorphs are known for somewhat conflicting motivations, shifting from causing a killing spree in one movie to capturing potential hosts in another. In this article, we try to find out what the Xenomorph really wants and what drives its actions.
The Xenomorph egg, commonly known as the Ovomorph, is a central element in the Alien franchise. This guide delves into the diverse types of Xenomorph eggs depicted in the films and expanded universe, offering an in-depth exploration of each type's unique characteristics.
This article delves into a pivotal question: What is the Xenomorph's life expectancy? By examining each distinct type within the Xenomorph hierarchy - from the initial egg stage to the adult forms, including the rare Alien Queen - we aim to shed light on the longevity of these alien entities.
The Protomorph (also known as the Praetomorph) is the latest addition to the Xenomorph type family, appearing in the sequel to Prometheus, Alien: Covenant. Here is the full overview of the Protomorph, including its complicated origins, life cycle, and characteristics.
The Xenomorph is notorious for its lethal attributes, including the secretion of highly corrosive acid. Although the Xenomorphs bleed acid when wounded, many Xenomorph types can utilize it as an attack mechanism, including the Cloned Xenomorphs from Alien: Resurrection.
The Facehugger is a terrifying second stage in the Xenomorph's life cycle. Here is a full overview of the Facehugger, including its anatomy, abilities, and the list of variants, which contain the Queen facehugger, giant facehugger, and the white hybrid facehuggers.
The Deacon marks a significant stage in the mutations caused by the Black Goo Pathogen. First emerging from a Trilobite-infected Engineer on LV-223, the Deacon had unique characteristics somewhat similar to both the Xenomorphs and the Neomorphs.
One question that has intrigued Alien fans has repeatedly been: Do The Xenomorphs Eat? While these creatures are often seen as relentless creatures that grow at fantastic speeds, there is much more to their nutritional intake than meets the eye.
The Praetorian Xenomorph, known as the Royal Guard, is an integral and powerful figure in the Xenomorph XX121 species' hierarchy. Emerging in bigger hives, they serve as protectors of the Queen or Empress, playing a crucial role in the defense of their species.
The Xenomorphs are typically portrayed as hostile and lethal, attacking anyone in sight. This article examines different methods that might enable humans to interact safely with Xenomorphs or even alter their aggressive nature to be tame and friendly.
The Newborn is a unique creature from the movie "Alien Resurrection," known for being a hybrid of human and Xenomorph, two different species. Unlike other Xenomorphs, the Newborn has human-like features and emotions, making it a somewhat hated standout in the Alien series.
Over the years, the Xenomorph has been known by various names, each adding layers to its mystique and terror. This article delves into the significance and origins of these names, shedding light on how they contribute to the lore of this legendary extraterrestrial organism.
The Yautja possess a complex respiratory system that allows them to thrive in various environments, including Earth. This article explores the intricacies of their respiratory system, focusing on their lungs, breathing aids, and adaptations for different atmospheres.
Shaman Predator was a distinguished member of the Yautja community who notably stood out among the Lost Tribe at the end of Predator 2. Also known as the "Hippie Predator", this long-dreadlocked Yautja wore a fearsome skull mask and became the spiritual leader of the tribe.
