. . . bah! Who needs 'em! We have these!
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Alien predators . . .
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Re: Alien predators . . .
Presumably, the centipede was venomous, and the snake wasn't...
The centipede, in "Alien"-speak, would be an EVERYTHING-hugger...
Also in "Alien"-speak -- since the Alien embryos apparently acquire characteristics from the host body, there presumably have been (or could be) canoe-headed creatures with dreadlock-like hair or tentacles running around in the A-V-P universe. But would the Alien Predator have the giant mandibles with fangs of the Predators or the extendable tongue-with-fangs of the Aliens? A combination of both?
(Okay, Lester -- get out your new colored pencils and try to draw THAT.)
The centipede, in "Alien"-speak, would be an EVERYTHING-hugger...
Also in "Alien"-speak -- since the Alien embryos apparently acquire characteristics from the host body, there presumably have been (or could be) canoe-headed creatures with dreadlock-like hair or tentacles running around in the A-V-P universe. But would the Alien Predator have the giant mandibles with fangs of the Predators or the extendable tongue-with-fangs of the Aliens? A combination of both?
(Okay, Lester -- get out your new colored pencils and try to draw THAT.)
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