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Xenomorph Xerox

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Xenomorph Xerox	comment	This trope describes a creature partially or completely based on the eponymous Alien, also called the Xenomorph, from Alien, designed by H. R. Giger. The creature might look completely different or just have a few obvious parallels. Why? Because the Xenomorph is one of the most iconic horror monsters in cinema, and just looks wrong. It's weird, it's viscerally creepy, and its method of killing people is incredibly creative. Its reproduction method is memorable, the life cycle remains horrifying... so naturally, once the Alien movies got popular, everyone wanted one of their own. However, this is not limited to film — depictions show up in almost every medium, especially during the late 1980s and early '90s. Nowadays, it doesn't quite have the same impact. Signs of a xerox include: Copious amounts of drool or slime. Be a nigh-unkillable Implacable Man; or if not that then the creature has at least some kind of notable defense mechanism. Alternately, they may be killable fairly easily, but there are so damn many of them you'll run out of bullets before they run out of bodies. Being able to secrete/spit/bleed acid or poison. Being a Metamorphosis Monster, either with a full insectoid life cycle or simply appearing in multiple forms, with the larval form in particular typically being a Face Hugger that itself produces a Chest Burster. Usually swift, stealthy and agile; capable of appearing and disappearing from anywhere, and possibly sticking to walls, ceilings, or other surfaces. The strongest, or highest-ranked, member of the species is some form of Hive Queen (often with a wider cranium than the rest). Hyper aggressive predator. Carnivorous nature is optimal but the thing is a killing machine. Biomechanical and/or metallic skeletal armor/exoskeleton evocative of H. R. Giger's art style. In fact, the term "gigeresque" exists to describe something that invokes his highly unique aesthetic. Sharp, bladed tail. Often also prehensile. Elongated cranium or strange, inhuman mouth-parts (often some kind of Nested Mouths) despite having a humanoid body plan — two arms, two legs, upright stance and so forth. An Eyeless Facenote Although having eyes is not a deal-breaker, especially if it's an example Played for Laughs. with More Teeth than the Osmond Family. A habit of decorating areas they've infested for a long period in slime, resin, Meat Moss, and/or other material. Loads of weird sexual imagery — Face Full of Alien Wing-Wong, anybody? Additional, optional criterianote Which are not about the creature itself, but its interactions with others. include: A backstory involving them being genetically engineered bioweapons created by advanced Precursors. Someone (usually an unscrupulous Mad Scientist or MegaCorp) who starts Admiring the Abomination and/or deciding that it would be a good idea to weaponize it, and that human life is expendable. An emphasis on keeping the creature away from Earth, or any other densely-populated area, for fear of causing The End of the World as We Know It. A single recurring protagonist or "expert" who has dedicated their life to fighting this species of creature, for fear of the preceding point above. Often an Expy of Sigourney Weaver's character Ellen Ripley. A vicious rivalry with a Predator Pastiche, in reference to the Alien vs. Predator Crossover series. Their own form of Conservation of Ninjutsu — large numbers of them will rush seemingly blindly into gunfire, but a single one is almost always an intelligent, deadly stalker striking silently from the shadows. May be dark-colored, or at least possess either some form of camouflage or stealth power to be able to blend into the background in order to better sneak up on potential prey, just like how the original Xenomorph from the first movie used its black color scheme to its advantage by blending into the background to pick off the Nostromo's passengers one by one. Many Bug War plots from older science fiction tend to feature Insectoid Aliens whose attributes often made them prototypes for Xenomorph Xeroxes. See also Raptor Attack for the carnivorous dinosaurs that share some of the same general physique and attack style with the adult Xenomorphs.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_10175749	comment	The Trench from Aquaman (2018) are emaciated, eyeless, humanoid predators with jet-black skin, jaws lined with needlepoint fangs, and sharp spines on their bodies. They are revealed to have formerly been Atlanteans who mutated into monstrous creatures.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_1162d28e	comment	The cover of Splatterhouse 2 features a creature with an elongated head and long teeth clearly reminiscent of the xenomorph.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_14f9297e	comment	The Far Side has a strip labeled as "Alien family dinners". On one table, a group of adults are eating dinner, and they all have the elongated heads and prominent bony vertebrae of the Xenomorphs, and on the other table, a group of alien kids who all look like worms are eating turkey. Fittingly, one of the kids is bursting out of the turkey to the delight of all the others, save one, who's saying: "Mom! Bobby Joe's playing in the turkey!"
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_15433c06	comment	In Fur Fighters, you bump into a large alien, only for it to be removed by a copyright lawyer fox from 31st Century Films who insists it is breaking at least 35 copyrights. A debate between him and whatever character you're playing occurs, and then a debate quickly becomes a gunfight.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_164bedb5	comment	The monster in Split Second (1992) is definitely inspired by the Xenomorphs, being a very large creature with an armored black exoskeleton, giant claws, and a smooth, slightly elongated head lined with teeth. It is somewhat more humanoid than a pure Xenomorph, always standing upright and lacking a tail.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_1891d0d5	comment	The mutants from Assault Retribution are practically Xenos in all but name; besides having a similar appearance as eyeless insectoid creatures and attacking with their claws and by biting, they also attack in droves (similar to Aliens) and reproduce by infecting other lifeforms with their cells (though, not by impregnation). Late in the game you can uncover the mutants' birthing cells, which are gigantic egg-shaped objects, which spawns the mutants' infant forms, facehugger-like spider-things who attacks by latching on the players.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_1bdeba5a	comment	X-Men: When Kitty Pryde was introduced, she was deliberately drawn to resemble Sigourney Weaver. One of her first issues features her alone in the mansion with a Gigeresque demon. True to form, she dispatches it in the usual way: she incinerates it with the Blackbird's engine exhaust. The Brood are a species of insectoid telepathic aliens with razor-sharp fangs and elongated heads, and reproduce by parasitizing hosts — the resulting offspring even inheriting whatever powers their host had. They even have a Queen whose head-crest strongly resembles that of a Xenomorph Queen (though amusingly, the Brood Queen was introduced four years before Aliens came out).
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_1beda93b	comment	Aylee of Sluggy Freelance started out as a green xenomorph clone, though less biomechanical than the real deal. Her shapeshifting was introduced a little while after as author Pete Abrams was worried he might get sued for sticking so close to the design.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_2675c915	comment	Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: The Vrellnexians are a species of predatory aliens with emaciated jet-black humanoid bodies, eyeless faces, and long segmented tails; colloquially referred to as "roaches" by the people living in the Lighthouse.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_290f97eb	comment	The True Chozo of Blood of the Chozo are hybrids of Chozo, human, and Metroid DNA, created as violent monsters by the Third Chozo that have weaponized tongues with which they suck blood, similar to the Xenomorph's Nested Mouths.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_2a0952c3	comment	Space Station 13 has a playable class called Xenos which are essentially xenomorphs. The player starts as a facehugger or larva and grow into a Praetorian or queen.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_2a6eefe5	comment	Metroid Fusion introduces the Genesis: dark-colored creatures that crawl around the narrow ducts of the BSL space station. They have smooth heads without eyes, and are constantly drooling acidic saliva (evocative of the Xenomorph's acidic blood). The fan game Another Metroid 2 Remake even features a Genesis as an optional boss aboard a spaceship where it killed the entire crew.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_2b3ed0ee	comment	Astyanax's final stage is a Xenomorph hive with Facehuggers as the primary mooks and the Hive Queen as the Final Boss.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_2d311a08	comment	In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) episode "The Case of the Killer Pizzas", the creatures have elongated skulls and bodies similar to the Xenomorph. They are so close that NECA (who has the rights for both TMNT and Alien figurines) released a limited-edition Aliens Xenomorph figure for the 2017 San Diego Comic-Con in the episode's honor that was a repainted Xeno.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_2d316bc0	comment	The Squirrelanoids from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012) are a pack of mutants that spawned when a squirrel discovered a spilt canister of mutagen. The squirrel found a homeless man and forced itself into the bum's stomach where it divided into two squirrels (a process similar to the chestburster, though non-lethal because they exit out the mouth), one of which repeated the process with Raphael. They later underwent a transformation, becoming more monstrous mutants similar in appearance to Xenomorphs, including an elongated, translucent head, a second mouth hidden within its first one and a skeleton-esque exoskeleton.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_2e86bae9	comment	Ikaruga's first boss, Eboshidori, looks like a knightly Xenomorph Queen with a sword and shield, minus the iconic stinger tail. The third stage Mini-Boss vaguely looks like a piscine Xenomorph with Attack Drones. Finally, Tageri has multiple Xenomorph-looking heads (4 in the first phase, 2 in the second phase), and its final form's head and arms have a biomechanical insectoid design.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_2eb5ea5f	comment	Dirty Pair: Project Eden has the Lovely Angels investigating a mining planet being attacked by Xenomorph-like creatures called Sadinga. They're revealed to be created from fossils within the Green Rocks mined on the world by an Evilutionary Biologist, convinced that he can reanimate them into the Ultimate Life Form.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_2f203125	comment	Satan from Shin Megami Tensei looks like a xenomorph with six wings, a dragon's tail and various spikes and bone-like tentacles.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_3076dc7f	comment	Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness: The film's antagonist is a decidedly Xenomorph-looking alien that is actually a suit of mechanized armor.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_312e7251	comment	SAR: Search and Rescue, a game that rips off the second Alien movie anyways, have Xenomorph-esque creatures as enemies, complete with rounded, phallic-shaped heads, crawling on all fours, Nested Mouths (though in this case said mouth is on a five-meter Overly-Long Tongue which can chew you from a distance) andhaving reproduction ability of bursting out of human corpses (unlike the movies which starts them off as chestbursters, this Xeno-clone is Born as an Adult).
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_35ada324	comment	Alien: Within the franchise itself, the Neomorphs from Alien: Covenant serve as prototypes for the Xenomorph (lacking only the acidic blood, inner mouth, and black exoskeleton), as does the "Deacon" creature that emerges from the body of the Engineer in Prometheus.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_375e8f14	comment	The Imaginary Hull-Borer (which, as the name suggests, probably doesn't exist) in The Last Hero looks like a less insectile and more cephalapodian face-hugger. Leonard's notes say that, if it does exist, the crew should split up to look for it, and "Nucleus situm ex orbita, unus certis maximus!"
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_38c57aa2	comment	Eberron: Essence reavers are a type of wingless dragon covered in shiny black plating, with spikes bristling from their elbows, knees and shoulders. Their heads are visually elongated by swept-back horns, their long tails end in stingers, and their specialize in hunting down psions.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_397c7840	comment	The unnamed aliens in the Marshal Law story "Secret Tribunal" are virtually identical to the Aliens in their activities and behavior, although they look very different. This is because the story was originally written as a crossover with the Alien franchise, but negotiations failed.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_3b182a22	comment	Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: In the episode "All Those Who Wander", the Gorn are depicted as very xenomorph-like, with their babies initially parasitising sentient beings before eating their way out and trying to hunt down, kill and eat everything in the vicinity. They are also visually designed as a kind of insectoid-reptoid hybrid with a body plan roughly similar to Xenomorphs.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_3b7abee2	comment	Headcrabs from Half-Life are similar to face-huggers in both appearance and their ability to turn infected humans into savage and superhumanly strong monsters in various forms, though they're more zombies than Xenomorphs at that point. The first game also shows that they spawn from a queen, who resembles a giant armored headcrab. The second game takes it further both by increasing the number of variants and revealing that the Combine are using them as bio-weapons, just like the Engineers and Weyland-Yutani both planned for the Xenomorphs. As the Combine's rule collapses in the Half-Life 2 expansion packs, the metro of City 17 ends up infested by headcrabs and headcrab zombies, similar to the Xenomorph hive from Aliens, and they begin threatening humanity as a whole (albeit they're a distant third to the Combine and the Antlions).
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_3d3a4e34	comment	Blaster Master's Plutonium Boss is distinctly Xenomorph-inspired, sporting an Eyeless Face, elongated skull, protrusible jaws, and techno-organic design elements.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_3da12eba	comment	A Quiet Place has monsters with thin builds, elongated limbs and an Eyeless Face with a mouthful of sharp teeth, that once presented with a sound, will stop at nothing to kill its source. Even the quadrupedal stance isn't much of a difference, considering the "Runner" from AlienÂ³.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_3f3abe9	comment	In Rick and Morty, Beth and Jerry go on alien marriage counseling where the way they see each other physically manifests in a creature, dubbed "Mytholog". The Beth Mytholog, created by Jerry's mind, is a gigantic monster resembling the Xenomorph Queen.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_41352473	comment	Excel♡Saga: The sewer-dwelling Puchuu Queen from episode 7 is more-or-less the Xenomorph Queen from Aliens with a normal Puchuu at the end of its tongue, which it uses to charm people. Characters captured by the Puchuus wind up bound to the wall with mucous or resin.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_426a7572	comment	In Animaniacs, Dot counters a Xenomorph with her boxed pet, which appears to be a giant Jerry Lewis caricature who share the Xenomorph's Nested Mouths trait by having a smaller head inside.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_45501b8c	comment	The recurring enemy Fune (introduced in Super Metroid) is yet another Giger-esque design of an eyeless creature. In particular, it resembles the Xenomorph's tongue, especially in the later games where it can extend its neck and emerge from the wall.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_47bc4e32	comment	American Vampire has the Japanese bloodline that turns humans into lizard-like creatures with eyeless faces that vaguely resemble xenomorphs. They are arguably the most vicious and dangerous vampire blodline, since they turn anyone infected into savage monsters in matter of seconds and they are capable of severely injuring the American bloodline, which is stronger than normal vampires.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_4b5d7189	comment	Nemesis Saga: The Gestorumque dubbed Giger in Project Hyperion is so named in acknowledgment to its resemblance to the iconic Xenomorphs designed by H. R. Giger.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_4bc3fa15	comment	The design of the Bahro from Uru: Ages Beyond Myst and Myst V: End of Ages was clearly influenced by this trope, sharing the xenomorphs' dark exoskeleton, smooth heads, hunched digitigrade posture and habit of creeping around in the shadows. Subverted in that they're mostly (barring really extreme provocation) peaceful, timid, spiritual creatures, whose xeno-ish looks are meant to keep the player thinking they're dangerous until the facts emerge.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_4ce969a9	comment	In Marathon: RED, the Organic aliens are also a blatant homage to the Xenomorphs, being first discovered on a derelict ship, covering infested areas in Meat Moss and corrosive ooze, having an Organic Technology aesthetic, and a Metamorphosis Monster life cycle that includes infection/parasitization of humanoid hosts, a Face Hugger-like larval form, a quadripedal "Beast" form reminiscent of the Runner from AlienÂ³, and a bipedal "Raptor" form similar to the Warriors.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_50749345	comment	An episode of Galaxy Angel involves an invasion of aliens that look like xenomorphs with a few tweaks (red eyes, no tails). The resemblance is superficial, though; they're actually highly-intelligent invaders who disguise themselves as humans.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_50bcf7a6	comment	Homestuck: Fiduspawn are a type of PhonÃ½mon visually and thematically based off of the xenomorphs, with which they share a parasitoid lifecycle, so-named facehuggers, eyeless heads, and an anatomy rich with tube-shaped extremities of unclear purpose.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_51ef8ae4	comment	The Garfield Show: In the episode "Virtualodeon" a alien expy is seen staking a Ripley Expy, before it attacks the main characters.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_52416628	comment	The climax of The Seventh Curse has a revived ghoul suddenly morphing into a far more powerful form which resembles a Xenomorph, with its face becoming elongated, its arms extending, and gaining a powerful whip-like tail, a form which it uses to attack the heroes. One difference, however, is that this Xeno-clone can fly.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_52627f2b	comment	Insaniquarium: Sylvester, one of the enemy aliens, resembles a xenomorph with a little fish tail instead of legs. But despite its terrifying appearance, it's actually the first and weakest of the aliens encountered. Cyrax can also spawn miniature versions of Sylvester to aid him in battle.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_53fb8bd	comment	Parodied in Postal: Brain Damaged with the Xeno-Twats, who are humans cosplaying as xenomorphs. Complete with what appear to be prods stuck up their butts as a makeshift tail.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_54ac353f	comment	Creatures that are heavily based on the Xenomorphs show up halfway through Broforce. While they got the creepy eggs and facehugging infection stage down pat, they have no larval stage and chest burst full-grown. About one in a hundred develops into a jumbo-sized Praetorian, which is about the size of a terrorist Mini-Mecha. They also take a few cues from the zerg, such as having an acid-filled mutant facehugger that explodes and multiple worm-like variations clearly ripping off nydus worms.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_56f3e31b	comment	Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous: The Scorpius rex. Its ability to alternate between bipedal and quadrupedal locomotion along with wall and tree crawling, unnatural jaw (it widens far more than it should), and at least one Drool Hello moment give this impression.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_57ad0c07	comment	Resident Evil: In Resident Evil 2, the Lickers are drooling eyeless humanoids with More Teeth than the Osmond Family that crawl around walls and ceilings and attack with a barbed tongue reminiscent of the Xenomorph's Nested Mouths. The G-Spawn, also from 2, are heavily reminiscent of the Xenomorph. These parasitic embryos created from the G Virus burst from their hosts if they lack the right genes, resulting in hunched-over humanoids that reproduce by vomiting up G-Infants. Depending on their hosts, these G-Spawns may look, and act differently compared to others - just like Xenomorphs that take on the characteristics of their hosts as well as become something unique. Post-2 media further emphasize how similar they are to Xenomorphs. For instance, Outbreak gave adult G-Spawn eyeless faces and G-Infants a chestburster-like look; Darkside Chronicle endowed them with drooling mouths full of saliva; and in the 2019 remake, the G-Spawn could spit acid and had second mouths - not to mention their tendency to create hives from Meat Moss. In Resident Evil â€“ Code: Veronica, Alexia's second One-Winged Angel form resembles the Xenomorph Hive Queen, complete with a massive queen termite-like ovipositor, which she separates from for her airborne final form. In Resident Evil 4, the Verdugo is a type of B.O.W. created by splicing humans and insects together, and is over eight feet tall; has razor-sharp claws; a long, segmented blade-tipped tail, and a biomechanical black exoskeleton. Scenes from its POV even emulate the fish-eye lens effect from Alien 3. On the other hand, its head design with segmented mandibles is more of reminiscent of a Predator. In Resident Evil 3 (Remake), the Nemesis Beta Puppeteer Parasites are clearly based on facehuggers, the Drain Deimos can now impregnate Jill with a Chest Burster parasite that must be neutralized with a green herb or first-aid spray, and Nemesis T-Type's second form now resembles an amphibious xenomorph.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_5a1b5464	comment	Godzilla: Rulers of Earth: The Trilopods are colonial insectoid aliens emerging from egg-like pods able to take on the appearance of their hosts and with a gigantic "queen" and used as a weapon of conquest by another alien race. The creators confirmed they were partly based on the xenomorphs, with their differing Beta and Alpha forms based on the facehugger and drone forms specifically.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_5d354f8	comment	Red Dwarf: In "Polymorph", the eponymous shape-shifting alien's default form looks a lot like the Xenomorph, including a secondary mouth that extends from inside the primary mouth.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_5df89924	comment	Elevated: Implied. The monsters are all offscreen, but when Hank tries to describe them, he compares them both to Pumpkinhead and the Xenomorphs. At any rate, they're highly aggressive and can hide in the dark hallways of the apartment building.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_5e91c7b	comment	In Resident Evil 2, the Lickers are drooling eyeless humanoids with More Teeth than the Osmond Family that crawl around walls and ceilings and attack with a barbed tongue reminiscent of the Xenomorph's Nested Mouths.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_5e91c7d	comment	In Resident Evil 4, the Verdugo is a type of B.O.W. created by splicing humans and insects together, and is over eight feet tall; has razor-sharp claws; a long, segmented blade-tipped tail, and a biomechanical black exoskeleton. Scenes from its POV even emulate the fish-eye lens effect from Alien 3. On the other hand, its head design with segmented mandibles is more of reminiscent of a Predator.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_5fe76d21	comment	Venom: The Venom symbiote has been drawn with a biomechanical appearance — particularly during the 1994 The Hunger storyline — has More Teeth than the Osmond Family accompanied by copious amounts of drool, and some versions have acidic blood. Venom Vol. 4 further reveals that the symbiotes are bioweapons created by an alien god to wipe out all life in the universe.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_61a39969	comment	The Outriders in Avengers: Infinity War resemble a four-armed variant with their hunched posture, fanged mouths, eyeless faces, and savage nature. Unlike their predecessors, the Chitauri from The Avengers (2012), they forgo weapons and armor in exchange for sheer physical strength. They're synthetic bioweapons used by Thanos to try and breach Wakanda's defenses. They pop up again in the last act of Avengers: Endgame; a small pack appears trying to grab the Infinity Stones from Hawkeye by chasing him down a darkly lit hallway resembling those seen at Hadley's Hope, then a massive number appear alongside the rest of Thanos' army in the final battle against the Avengers.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_61c6b600	comment	Star Trek: First Contact: Word of God said that Aliens was a major influence upon this film, especially in its introduction of the Borg Queen, with the concept art◊ strongly inspired by the work of H.R. Giger.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_61d4e874	comment	In Conker's Bad Fur Day, the final boss is Heinrich,note as in, the H in H.R. Giger a monster that more or less looks exactly like a xenomorph with more cartoony proportions, engineered by Professor von Kriplespac to off the Panther King, Chest Burster style.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_63230cb	comment	Frieza's third form greatly resembles a Xenomorph, with an elongated head and blades in weird places. Dragon Ball Z Abridged mercilessly lampshades this by having Piccolo think that Ridley Scott will sue Freeza for copyright infringement.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_6365ff3c	comment	Dragon Quest X: Version 4 of the game has monsters called Hemographic Beasts, which were made in Tenton when it was a prosperous kingdom before the events of the game to absorb the people's minds. Kyronos himself counts, since he is the time powers of Curex warped by evil human desires that absorbed various evils to become a god of time, with a Freeza-like form to start.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_64854b49	comment	StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm also features a mission in the single-player Zerg campaign where Kerrigan infects a Protoss with a living Zerg organism, causing it to burst from said Protoss after she is teleported to safety. The mission then plays out as a Whole-Plot Reference to Aliens, with this one organism becoming the Queen of a hive that takes down the Protoss vessel she is on from the inside. Notable is that this way of using a creature as a host for a living organism is not the typical way for Zerg to parasitize other beings: Their method involves infesting them through what can only be described as an incredibly virulent Virus — but the Protoss are immune to this on the genetic level, necessitating this Loophole Abuse.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_64ff3e23	comment	Mutation Nation have the main villain, the unnamed Mad Scientist, revealing his One-Winged Angel form as a giant Xeno clone in the final battle, complete with a long, barbed tail and a xenomoprh-like head. His form is white instead of black, however, and has blades for arms to compensate.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_68237790	comment	Pathfinder: Hive creatures are a Swarm of Alien Locusts introduce in the Horror Adventures supplement, which spread between planets to set up nests at the expense of local creatures. They're the usual armor-plated beasts, bipedal and long-tailed with arms ending in scything claws and armor marked with whorls and circular patterns; their heads lack both eyes and distinct necks, instead projecting directly from their shoulders. They have a number of castes, including newborn larvae, warriors, brutes, and reproducing queens. They can also spit acid, and prefer to stalk prey from the shadows rather than fighting openly. In a twist, beside the usual parasitoid routine, a victim who has their infestation cured can start to simply mutate into a new Hive creature. Starfinder: The Swarm are a recursive Xenomorph Expy by way of the Tyranids. They're a horde of reptilian-insectoid monsters who travel through space in vast living ships, seeking to consume all life other than themselves, are directed by a collective Hive Mind, and engineer themselves into a constantly evolving variety of forms. They also make heavy use of Organic Technology growing out of their own bodies, a lot of which is acid-based. In a twist, they used to be a normal sapient race, and one sub-swarm broke off from the rest to return to being a species of individual Insectoid Aliens — which are one of the default player races.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_68ff28ca	comment	In Silent Hill 3, the Split Worm boss has xenomorph-esque Nested Mouths.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_6ab7b40a	comment	In Tekken 7, Yoshimitsu's default costume has a design similar to a Xenomorph as he has a face similar to the one from the first movie, the concept art was much more Gigeresque.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_6ac55ec7	comment	Dungeons & Dragons: Kruthiks are monsters resembling chitin-played reptiles that walk on four scythe-like limbs, with a smaller pair as weapons. While they have eyes and lack the xenomorphs' long, bladed tails, they share their tendency to live in large swarms led by a larger, dominant members, and some forms can spit acid. In Nentir Vale, they're also depicted as Bioweapon Beasts created by the tiefling empire of Bael Turath to be living siege engines, which bred out of control and escaped into the wilderness when Bael Turath fell. Kythons are a recursive version of this — they were originally based on Tyranid models, another Xenomorph Expy from Warhammer 40,000, with whom they share a number of traits. They resemble monstrous, chitin-plated reptiles with elongated, eyeless heads; they don't have queens or equivalents, but they naturally progress through a number of increasingly large deadly forms as they age. The first kythons were only of the smallest, weakest variant, the armless broodlings; new and stronger forms have steadily appeared over history. Some of their eggs hatch into new broodlings, while others produce a great variety of Organic Technology weaponry ranging from chitin swords to bone-and-cartilage crossbows and organic flamethrowers. They're driven solely by a powerful drive to increase their numbers and replace all other forms of life. Eberron: Essence reavers are a type of wingless dragon covered in shiny black plating, with spikes bristling from their elbows, knees and shoulders. Their heads are visually elongated by swept-back horns, their long tails end in stingers, and their specialize in hunting down psions. Spelljammer: Yitsans are alien monsters with taut, hairless skin, scorpion stingers, sharp claws, and elongated, eyeless heads marked by bony crests. Unlike most Xenomorphoids, it doesn't implant eggs — rather, its eggs resemble gold coins, so as to trick humanoids into deliberately picking them up and carrying them around.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_6c1d09b2	comment	Fallout 2: The wanamingos resemble xenomorph heads with legs and tentacles and live in a colony with an egg laying queen however they are genetically engineered lifeforms rather than aliens like the townspeople think they are.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_701f0ece	comment	Berserk: The God Hand are partly inspired by Giger's alien and other art◊. Femto especially has a black, long fingered, bio-mechanical body that's very similar to the adult Xenomorph. Fittingly, the very first thing he does after functionally being born is rape a person, in this case, Casca. The female Apostle seen on the first few pages of the manga bears a strong resemblance to the Xenomorphs. While she doesn't quite have the elongated skull they do, her head contains a massive swarm of fins, tentacles, and even hands that give the impression of it, as well as skin with what appears to be a bio-mechanical design. The sexual connotations are also there as her preferred method of catching prey is to lure them in with sex before devouring them.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_7045c9b3	comment	Oggy and the Cockroaches: The chicken monster from the episode "The Intruder from Space" is an obvious Expy of the Xenomorph, having a very similar appearance, a method of reproduction that requires Face Full of Alien Wing-Wong, not one but two Nested Mouths, and the ability to spit acid.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_755b343f	comment	Halo's Flood are Xenomorphs in all but name, as they're hostile alien parasites that attack by swarming en masse via Combat Forms with hunched postures alongside eyeless faces (who, like the Xenomorphs, are superhumanly strong and change their appearances depending on what species the parasite possesses), Infection Forms resembling squid-like Facehuggers who leap at hosts to infect them, and Pure Forms which assume different forms on a whim. They also possess a hive mind ruled by massive, hyper-intelligent Graveminds living in Xenomorphesque "hives" composed of Flood biomass and Cortana's interrogation by one such Gravemind detailed in Human Weakness is given sexual overtones. To top it all off, The Forerunner Saga reveals that the Flood are Precursor bioweapons, their introduction in Halo: Combat Evolved homages Aliens while the game's climax where Master Chief tries to stop them from reaching Earth mirrors that of Alien, and a rampant Mendicant Bias even dubs them a "perfect society". Set after the events of Combat Evolved, the short story Mona Lisa follows everyone's favourite State Sec, ONI follows in Weyland-Yutani's footsteps by weaponising the Flood. As one might imagine, the results are... less than ideal.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_7988cb68	comment	Mass Effect: The rachni are bug-themed aliens that are infamous for nearly destroying galactic society during a Bug War millennia ago. In addition to their insectoid appearance and hive mentality, ability to secrete acid or venom, and their tendency to scurry around small vents and passageways, their homeworlds are so toxic that it was impossible for ground troops to travel deep enough into their nest to destroy their hives (until the krogan were discovered). Their Queens are also well-known for being able to dish out psychic Mind Rape. The twist is that the rachni are actually not a hostile species; the aforementioned Bug War was a result of being brainwashed by the Leviathans and/or the Reapers — ancient godlike beings and the even more godlike machines they created. If Shepard killed the last surviving rachni queen in the first game, then in the third game, the rachni are controlled by a cloned queen that is also under the control of the Reapers.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_7a7a1a66	comment	Xenomorphs: The Fall of Somerset Landing for EN Publishing's WOIN ("What's O.L.D. is N.E.W.") system is based around a fictional production company's copycat of Aliens, which is the titular adventure (except than rather than being the rescue team that is Late to the Party, the player characters end up on the front lines of a situation similar to the Last Stand of the "Hadley's Hope" colony). Sure enough, the titular monsters are copies of the Xenomorphs, with stats for the whole gamut from worker drone up to the Big Bad Queen.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_7a7a1a86	comment	The Brood are a species of insectoid telepathic aliens with razor-sharp fangs and elongated heads, and reproduce by parasitizing hosts — the resulting offspring even inheriting whatever powers their host had. They even have a Queen whose head-crest strongly resembles that of a Xenomorph Queen (though amusingly, the Brood Queen was introduced four years before Aliens came out).
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_81202666	comment	Chainsaw Man: The devil forms of the Weapons Humans have Eyeless Faces, exposed teeth, and biomechanical features similar to the ones of the Xenomorphs. The resemblance is most obvious with Bomb, who has a ellipsoid head and wears an apron of dynamite that drags around like a tail.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_8313416c	comment	The Crush Pinball game Alien Crush features Gigeresque aliens similar to the various growth stages of the Xenomorph.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_842c5731	comment	The Monster X design from Godzilla: Final Wars has some xenomorph-like design elements, such as a black exoskeleton (albeit offset with bone) and a similarly prominent head. It does have eyes; in fact, the Skull for a Head it sports is flanked by other skull designs to give it more eyes. It eventually sheds the Monster X disguise and is revealed to be the latest version of King Ghidorah.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_88b968aa	comment	Ultraman Nexus: Galberos' main, central head is based directly off the Xenomorph, and its body has a bony, ridge-like exterior similar to the that of the Xenos.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_89426c94	comment	Isolation: With chest-bursting parasitic offspring, a tendency to hide in narrow spaces, and an exoskeletal appearance, the cow spawn certainly fit the bill.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_89d35f0a	comment	Sabagebu!: At the end of a Predator parody about a cute feline alien hunting the Survival Games Club, the girls unwind in a hot spring. A large egg drifts over to Maya. When she peers inside, she's attacked by a facehugger. The other girls don't seem overly concerned when even more eggs drift over. As the camera pulls away, it reveals a bone-shaped derelict and wolves with nested mouths watching them. Fade to black. Of course, since this is Sabagebu!, it's all played for laughs and has no lasting consequences whatsoever.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_8aaeda7e	comment	This is taken a bit further in the spin-off MonsterVerse graphic novel Godzilla Aftershock, which features the MUTO pair's sire, MUTO Prime. This creature will forcibly beat down and subdue a Titan, implant its eggs in them while they're done, then it will retreat and leave the impregnated host alive and seemingly none the wiser until the eggs feeding on their uranium-rich blood eventually kill them. It's also theorized that this creature's origin is it's the next stage of a regular MUTO's life cycle beyond what we see in the 2014 film. With this trope in mind, one could even argue that Emma Russell ends up filling a Ripley-esque role as the Monarch operative most concerned with aiding Godzilla in defeating the MUTO Prime before it can impregnate him and ultimately cause an extinction event.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_8aef1fcf	comment	Space Quest: In Space Quest II: Vohaul's Revenge, if the Xenomorph-like alien with red lips kisses Roger, a green baby alien later bursts forth from Roger's body. In Space Quest V: The Next Mutation, Spike is an acid-spitting Face Hugger who befriends Roger. In Space Quest VI: Roger Wilco in the Spinal Frontier, a ship in the shuttle bay is probably carrying aliens that are very similar to the description of a Xenomorph. And then there's Wriggley, who may have a thing for Xenomorph-like creatures.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_8ce9d4cd	comment	Among the various Hulks in Bruce Banner's mind in Incredible Hulk is the Guilt Hulk, a manifestation of, as his name implies, Bruce's guilt and acts like Bruce's abusive father, Brian. His form resembles a green kaiju-sized Xenomorph — and unlike the Devil Hulk (whose form in the real world resembles the Savage Hulk, not the lizard/snake form from Bruce's mind), it keeps its Xenomorph-esque form in the real world, as seen in Symbiote Spider-Man: Crossroads.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_8ec33a87	comment	Sever in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 certainly looks the part with his oval head, menacing face, and scaly skin. Being a Blade though, he doesn't reproduce with facehuggers, chestbursters, or at all.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_9175542a	comment	Ecco the Dolphin: The Vortex, the extraterrestrial race that are the main antagonists of the series, have elongated Xenomorph-like skulls, exposed teeth, and chitinous bodies. They have four arms and a legless, serpentine lower body, and some varieties are completely black. They're led by a Queen who's so humongous, her head can't fit on-screen when you fight her as the final boss. And their larval forms resemble some kind of marine invertebrate. Time travel shenanigans in the second game result in the Vortex Queen becoming the ancestor of all arthropod life on Earth.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_9247fa59	comment	Jonson from Dorohedoro has a face similar to the Xenomorph from the first Alien film.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_92826fc	comment	The third boss of 8Bit Killer is a large green monster with a Xenomorphlike head; smooth forehead, large mouth full of teeth and nothing else in-between. It also sics Combat Tentacles at you and would be much closer to xenomorphs if it were spitting acid in place of standard painfully slow projectiles.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_92cbd099	comment	Xenophobe features alien eggs that hatch into Critter aliens, that evolve into the more animal Roller form, then a Warrior form. Then there are the tougher Queen aliens.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_92d87e3d	comment	In Resident Evil 3 (Remake), the Nemesis Beta Puppeteer Parasites are clearly based on facehuggers, the Drain Deimos can now impregnate Jill with a Chest Burster parasite that must be neutralized with a green herb or first-aid spray, and Nemesis T-Type's second form now resembles an amphibious xenomorph.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_93936882	comment	The half-human half-alien hybrids from the Species series were designed by H. R. Giger and, either deliberately of coincidentally, share a lot of similarities with Xenomorphs. While they normally look human, in attack mode they share the same shiny skeletal bodies and often use Combat Tentacles to kill people. The biggest difference are their much more human faces; even in her alien form, Sil is a Cute Monster Girl.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_9a25d7a3	comment	Destoroyah from Godzilla vs. Destoroyah, which resembles a devilish crustacean take on the Xenomorph, down to having a secondary mouth to inject devastating micro-oxygen into its victims. A scene where its smaller aggregates take on a SWAT team takes many cues from Aliens.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_9cc59f9c	comment	In Buck Godot: Zap Gun for Hire, the Thuxians are a species of eyeless aliens who resemble a brightly colored, cartoony version of the xenomorph. In contrast with most examples of this trope Thuxians are sentient, prefer wearing clothing and using blasters if they want someone dead, and beyond their ruthless dedication to business over pleasure and free-market capitalism are no more belligerent than any other sentient species. Al, a Thuxian who is the owner and bartender of Buck's local dive bar, is Vitriolic Best Buds with Buck.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_9d34d97	comment	The aliens in Starship look like cute insects but lay their eggs inside humans or other mammals, resulting in Chest Bursters. The Earth government wants to capture some to use as living weapons.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_9e003c9	comment	In Resident Evil â€“ Code: Veronica, Alexia's second One-Winged Angel form resembles the Xenomorph Hive Queen, complete with a massive queen termite-like ovipositor, which she separates from for her airborne final form.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_9e2dbb4d	comment	Regular Show: Shannon Acidbutt from the Terror Tales of the Park VI segment "Alien Roommate" is a Xenomorph parody, depicted like a TV-addicted Lazy Bum who uses money to get out of anything and outbursts the ferocity of the Alien whenever the characters are trying to maker her do chores or leave the apartment.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_9e2f90f4	comment	In One Piece, the Space Pirates that appear in Enel's cover story have a Jolly Roger with a elongated skull that's a clear Shout-Out to the Xenomorph.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: Kabuto and Kabutops are officially based on trilobites, but they have some significant features of the Xenomorph too, especially how they evolve from a crab-like form to a bipedal form and the shape of Kabutops's head.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_9ff4a8d9	comment	Godzilla: Destoroyah from Godzilla vs. Destoroyah, which resembles a devilish crustacean take on the Xenomorph, down to having a secondary mouth to inject devastating micro-oxygen into its victims. A scene where its smaller aggregates take on a SWAT team takes many cues from Aliens. The MUTOs from Godzilla (2014) are a more insectoid Kaiju take on the concept. Sleek, black arthropoid creatures from prehistoric times, the first glimpse we get of them is of two eggs that had been gestating in the ribcage of a long-dead Godzilla to absorb radiation (we later find out that they can absorb radiation from any source, but the gut of another radioactive monster happened to be a good one). They're also Explosive Breeders, and the second half of the movie involves the military helping Godzilla to destroy them and their massive nest to keep them from overwhelming human civilization. The design of their spores, nest, and the male's cocoon also evokes point 12 on the list- they're made out of a hardened resin-like substance of unknown origin, constructed into an oblong shape for the spores, a twisted-looking crescent for the male's cocoon, and a spire hanging from the roof of the nesting chamber for the egg case, all of which have a distinctly eldritch look to them. This is taken a bit further in the spin-off MonsterVerse graphic novel Godzilla Aftershock, which features the MUTO pair's sire, MUTO Prime. This creature will forcibly beat down and subdue a Titan, implant its eggs in them while they're done, then it will retreat and leave the impregnated host alive and seemingly none the wiser until the eggs feeding on their uranium-rich blood eventually kill them. It's also theorized that this creature's origin is it's the next stage of a regular MUTO's life cycle beyond what we see in the 2014 film. With this trope in mind, one could even argue that Emma Russell ends up filling a Ripley-esque role as the Monarch operative most concerned with aiding Godzilla in defeating the MUTO Prime before it can impregnate him and ultimately cause an extinction event. The Monster X design from Godzilla: Final Wars has some xenomorph-like design elements, such as a black exoskeleton (albeit offset with bone) and a similarly prominent head. It does have eyes; in fact, the Skull for a Head it sports is flanked by other skull designs to give it more eyes. It eventually sheds the Monster X disguise and is revealed to be the latest version of King Ghidorah.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_a15c03fd	comment	Starfinder: The Swarm are a recursive Xenomorph Expy by way of the Tyranids. They're a horde of reptilian-insectoid monsters who travel through space in vast living ships, seeking to consume all life other than themselves, are directed by a collective Hive Mind, and engineer themselves into a constantly evolving variety of forms. They also make heavy use of Organic Technology growing out of their own bodies, a lot of which is acid-based. In a twist, they used to be a normal sapient race, and one sub-swarm broke off from the rest to return to being a species of individual Insectoid Aliens — which are one of the default player races.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_a34863aa	comment	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Squirrelanoids from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012) are a pack of mutants that spawned when a squirrel discovered a spilt canister of mutagen. The squirrel found a homeless man and forced itself into the bum's stomach where it divided into two squirrels (a process similar to the chestburster, though non-lethal because they exit out the mouth), one of which repeated the process with Raphael. They later underwent a transformation, becoming more monstrous mutants similar in appearance to Xenomorphs, including an elongated, translucent head, a second mouth hidden within its first one and a skeleton-esque exoskeleton. In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) episode "The Case of the Killer Pizzas", the creatures have elongated skulls and bodies similar to the Xenomorph. They are so close that NECA (who has the rights for both TMNT and Alien figurines) released a limited-edition Aliens Xenomorph figure for the 2017 San Diego Comic-Con in the episode's honor that was a repainted Xeno.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_a40b1126	comment	The Harvesters from Independence Day have a similar biomechanical body with skeletal features and a head-shape resembling that of a Xenomorph Queen. Independence Day: Resurgence shows that they're controlled by a Hive Queen too.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_a58705f2	comment	Jurassic Park: The Game: A new dinosaur introduced is the Troodon, a predator so vicious and dangerous even the Velociraptor is scared of them. It's a stealthy, dark-coloured predator that's primarily encountered in the closely-confined indoor levels, it attacks in swarms that crawl through the vents, has dangerously toxic saliva, and, most bizarrely, has parasitoid eggs which it implants into a living host's chest cavity.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_a67926bf	comment	Monster Party's prototype had a Xenomorph xerox (complete with facehugger minions) as one of the Stage 7 bosses, which was replaced by The Grim Reaper in the released version.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_a7df1c0a	comment	Daikaiju Daikessen: Versus/Rogue: Ascha'Vovina — an updated version of Asura from Colossal Kaiju Combat — was added to the game in November 2020, sporting a black Gigeresque exoskeleton, long segmented tail, and Fragile Speedster moveset that involves lunging at opponents.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_a825da3e	comment	Magic: The Gathering Phyrexia, a biomechanical assimilatory nightmare of a faction combining steel and flesh in all manner of interesting ways. It checks off several boxes, like goo (the glistening oil, which has since become a tool for assimilation as it infects organisms into becoming phyrexians or at least wishing to mutilate themselves into become phyrexians), being implacable (old phyrexians could topple pre-Mending planewalkers, effectively gods) and no eyes (actually specified in art guides as a way to make creatures visually phyrexian). One of the praetors from New Phyrexia, Urabrask, even essentially resembles a xenomorph, though he's the a good guy. On a more superficial level, the art for Darkness looks a lot like a horde of xenomorphs, with shiny black (exo)skeletons, elongated skulls, long jaws full of fangs, and dripping slime. What the artwork has to do with the card isn't immediately clear, but there is a vague implication that the creatures didn't look like that before the spell was cast, adding a Body Horror element to the whole thing.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_aacd24cb	comment	StarCraft: The Zerg race as a whole draw inspiration from the Xenomorph as well, being extremely aggressive Metamorphosis Monsters (in this case it's crossed with the Arachnids of Starship Troopers). The Hydralisk unit in particular is especially evocative of Xenomorphs. In the demo version that acts as a prequel, all the characters actually refer to Zerg as "xenomorphs" (the word itself is basically a fancy term for "alien lifeform"). Their ability to "infest" structures was directly inspired by the alien hive seen in Aliens (although in this case, it's Meat Moss and in the film, it's resin). The first game has the hydralisk as a two-limbed Captain Ersatz to the Xenomorph: shooting acid spikes as its main form of attack, being fond of the Drool Hello, having an elongated head, and being a Metamorphosis Monster, and being one of the Zerg's primary attacking units. It is shown in cutscenes to be extremely fond of ambush tactics, with one cutscene being another obvious Shoutout to the Alien film. The eggs which spawn their units are almost identical in design to the Alien facehugger eggs. They also drool copiously. By StarCraft II, the hydralisk still carries obvious influences from the Xenomorphs, though Blizzard attempted to distance it from its original influence: removing the acid from its spines (instead making them armor-piercing and venomous), while making the elongated head more of a bony crest used to propel its spine-attacks. It's still an obvious Expy, however. The Zerg have even gained Queens as a unit tending to their hives, responsible for birthing larvae which forms the eggs that spawn their units. StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm also features a mission in the single-player Zerg campaign where Kerrigan infects a Protoss with a living Zerg organism, causing it to burst from said Protoss after she is teleported to safety. The mission then plays out as a Whole-Plot Reference to Aliens, with this one organism becoming the Queen of a hive that takes down the Protoss vessel she is on from the inside. Notable is that this way of using a creature as a host for a living organism is not the typical way for Zerg to parasitize other beings: Their method involves infesting them through what can only be described as an incredibly virulent Virus — but the Protoss are immune to this on the genetic level, necessitating this Loophole Abuse.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_acc09715	comment	In Space Quest VI: Roger Wilco in the Spinal Frontier, a ship in the shuttle bay is probably carrying aliens that are very similar to the description of a Xenomorph.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_ad10902	comment	ARK: Survival Evolved: The Reaper is a large predator animal that slightly resembles a queen alien. They also posses a acid attack, along with the same color blood and a similar reproductive cycle.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_aeac03f9	comment	The E.M.M.I. from Metroid Dread. Their body shape and movement (humanoid, but move on all fours when pursuing, and are even capable of crawling on walls, ceilings and narrow shafts), their Nigh-Invulnerability, persistent nature, a giant DNA-extraction needle concealed in their head (evocative of the Xenomorph's Nested Mouths), and their status as The Dreaded makes them a robotic version of this trope. They're also revealed to have been reprogrammed by Raven Beak, the Chozo villain, to hunt down Samus to extract the Metroid DNA from her, which loosely fits the "Precursor (bio)weapon" motif.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_af552e7e	comment	The baby Sheegoths from Metroid Prime have smooth, elongated heads and no visible eyes that evoke xenomorphs.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_b00aafbe	comment	The Ultraverse: The Nanotech Mechanized Entity, or "NM-E", was a gigantic robot that looked like a combination between the Xenomorph and Robocop 2 (as in the heavily armed and armored killer cyborg). It was responsible for killing Hard Case's former team, "The Squad".
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_b2a5658e	comment	Pumpkinhead: The titular demon has an emaciated, skeletal appearance; digitigrade feet tipped with claws; long clawed fingers; a bulbous, slightly elongated head, and a long, segmented tail tipped with a bladed stinger. It was also directed by Stan Winston, who helped design the Xenomorph Queen.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_b3414986	comment	Lost Tapes has an episode appropriately named "Alien", where an astronaut, through being exposed to comet dust, is infected with a parasitoid that emerges from her as a Chest Burster, and matures into an insectoid adult.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_b3632020	comment	Planet 51 has the Xenomorph-like dogs kept by the aliens — they're eyeless, with big toothy grins, are gray, and have a prominent tail. One of them is even named "Ripley". (They also pee acid, and topple lampposts and fire hydrants doing so.)
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_b5c385bc	comment	The human-dinosaur hybrids from Dino Crisis 3 are a saurian spin on this trope. They are hyper-aggressive predators bioengineered by MTHR to live in hostile environments sporting multiple rows of teeth and no eyes (save for the Australis). Instead of acidic blood, some hybrids can generate powerful electromagnetic fields damaging anything nearby (or jets of water in the Miaplacidus' case) for defensive and offensive purposes. However, the Cebalrai pretty much fit the bill thanks to smooth black skin evocative of the Xenomorph, being the Rigel's adult form, which resemble snakelike Chestbursters and MTHR's attempt at creating an Ultimate Life Form. Bonus points for the game's plot revolving around the protagonists stopping these creatures from reaching Earth, which can be summed up as Event Horizon meets Alien: Resurrection... with dinosaurs!
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_b633b466	comment	In Space Quest V: The Next Mutation, Spike is an acid-spitting Face Hugger who befriends Roger.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_b6baaf51	comment	Strike Legion has the Veraxin, a viciously theocratic species with hive queens and hordes of biomechanical foot soldiers that gleefully tear their enemies apart. They serve as the Star Republic's Token Evil Teammate, to the point where the Republic is considering withdrawing fleet assets from Veraxin space and letting The Empire beat up on them until they agree to stop committing so many war crimes.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_b7db5642	comment	Stranger Things: The Demogorgons are a species of eyeless extraterrestrial — or in this case, interdimensional — predatory endoparasites that reproduce by forcing fleshy tubes down a host's throat and inserting larvae into their bodies. They emerge as limbless creatures and metamorphose into towering humanoid monsters with unusual mouthparts. For bonus points, Season 4 reveals they were turned into hive-minded bioweapons by a misanthropic sociopath desiring humanity's destruction and his own godhood.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_b8c06f6d	comment	Space Gun features multi-eyed, multi-limbed aliens with sharp claws and acidic drool which are clearly meant to evoke the xenomorphs.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_b9a0d78d	comment	The board game Nemesis features the Intruders, who look very much like the Xenomorphs with the eyeless faces, crested heads, long segmented spear-tipped tails, metallic exoskeletons, and the fact that they reproduce by infesting human hosts with their larva that will inevitably burst out of them. In fact, the entire game itself is functionally a board game adaptation of Alien with the serial numbers of filed off. Just like in the film, it begins with the players waking up in their spaceship from cryostasis, has aliens stalk them by crawling through the vents, and even features a nebulous and morally bankrupt corporation that players can choose to secretly serve in a way that involves betraying the others.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_ba008da5	comment	Colossal Kaiju Combat!, prior to its cancellation, had a Collectible Card Game spin-off that was used to vote in "Progenitor" monsters that could appear in prospective future games. A handful of these monsters took cues from Xenomorphs: Asura is a bloodthirsty Eldritch Abomination resembling a wingless dragon with six arms, six eyes, and a Gigeresque exoskeleton; and is indicated to have been created as a bioweapon. Fanart of it has even been mistakenly dubbed "Xenomorph Godzilla". Mantanex's SPN-6 "EVO" form was turned into a Shout-Out to the Xenomorph Queen from Aliens — sporting an elaborate head-crest and a bloated abdomen, and constantly laying eggs.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000: The Tyranids as a species are a Shout-Out to Xenomorphs (long cranium, arthropod-reptile chimeras, invasive reproduction, utterly alien mindset), although they have many different forms, use biological weapon equivalents, and have eyes. Several of their Living Weapons evoke the same kind of invasive Body Horror as the xenomorph reproduction cycle. Cosmetically, the Hive Tyrant and Warriors are the most similar looking to adult xenomorphs, while Rippers resemble chestbursters. The Genestealers in particular are closest to xenomorphs in their methods as they have a parasitic reproductive methodnote Although theirs is distinct in that it hijacks the hosts reproduction rather than implanting a Chestburster and forms a sort of hive (called a cult) with the first Genestealer (known as a patriarch) serving as leader of the Hive Mind; similar to the Xeno-worshipping cults that show up in the Aliens comic books. In fact the spin-off game that made them famous is one big Shout-Out to the original Alien.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_bd41836e	comment	The first game has the hydralisk as a two-limbed Captain Ersatz to the Xenomorph: shooting acid spikes as its main form of attack, being fond of the Drool Hello, having an elongated head, and being a Metamorphosis Monster, and being one of the Zerg's primary attacking units. It is shown in cutscenes to be extremely fond of ambush tactics, with one cutscene being another obvious Shoutout to the Alien film. The eggs which spawn their units are almost identical in design to the Alien facehugger eggs. They also drool copiously.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_bdf28900	comment	The Tao Tie from The Great Wall, being a hive swarm that attacks China every 60 years to bring food to their queen. Though their heads are rather Xeno-like, they do have eyes. On their shoulders, that is.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_be96ca39	comment	Thunder Hoop have the "Bass" enemies, which resembles purple Xenos, complete with rounded, eyeless faces and a long whip-like tail. They're even hatched from fleshy eggs that opens up like petals, just like in the movies.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_c1632d4d	comment	Ar tonelico: Melody of Elemia has its final boss, Shadow Mir, which resembles the Xenomorph in head shape and some of the details. In particular, the general pose is pretty similar to Giger's Necronom IV artwork.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_c2297a9c	comment	The Judge Dredd universe includes an invasive alien species known as Raptaurs, which are prime Xenomorph copies: long, elongated heads, black biomechanical skin made of silicone, semi-quadrupedal stance, etc. They're also somewhat intelligent, as Jack Point has trained one to act as an Attack Animal. A notable case of Expy Coexistence as Dredd has crossed over with the original aliens before.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_c399cd39	comment	Eclipse Phase: The Exhuman clade known as "Defilers" deliberately engineered themselves into such creatures, with the Exhumans who first created them having ripped off old sci-fi movies to do so. There are a few differences, most notably the adults inject eggs into victims through their stinger-tails rather than using facehuggers, though their newly emerged larvae have a habit of latching onto people's faces (and clawing them off).
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_c43df4d8	comment	The Viperox Queen from the Doctor Who animation "Dreamland" looks similar and has the same hunched posture as a Xenomorph queen.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_c5f50eb4	comment	Contra: The Red Falcon aliens are almost blatant rip-offs of the Xenomorphs, from the very first one having an elongated head with exposed teeth, to the humanoid warrior types that look like biomechanical monsters, to the giant boss variant, Emperor Devil Gava/Jagger Froid, who resembles the Queen, to the tiny, spider-shaped Facehugger enemies that attack in the final stage.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_cc1d0693	comment	Space Truckers features an army of killer cyborgs known as BMW's (Bio-Mechanical Warrior), and they look very derivative of the Xenomorph with their dark, tall bodies with a biomechanical aesthetic and their elongated heads. Their movements are also similar to that of the Xenos.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_ccc9fd4b	comment	Rigid Force Alpha has a flying insectoid xenomorph-like mook in its third stage, and the boss, Botagorae, is a xenomorphic Man-Eating Plant.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_ce50887e	comment	Dragon Ball: The Pirate Robot in the Red Ribbon Army arc is a mixture of a Xenomorph, a skeleton and a robot made from WWII tech. Frieza's third form greatly resembles a Xenomorph, with an elongated head and blades in weird places. Dragon Ball Z Abridged mercilessly lampshades this by having Piccolo think that Ridley Scott will sue Freeza for copyright infringement. Cell, particularly in his Imperfect form, also borrows from the Xenomorph — the inhuman mouthparts and insectoid design subtly allude to this. Akira Toriyama is evidently a fan, as the Xenomorph design appears in both of his proto-Dragon Ball manga: a robot in The Adventures of Tongpoo and a monster in Dragon Boy. Not to mention the Dodongadon monster in Doctor Slump which is basically a goofy-looking Xenomorph with a single giant eye and an elongated head that is actually another huge set of jaws.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_d0a5a846	comment	Gradius II's second stage is a Gigeresque biomechanical zone populated by Facehuggers. This setting is unfortunately never used again in the series.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_d1d1b9f8	comment	Second Apocalypse features the Inchoroi, a race of aliens with elongated skulls, Organic Technology and disgusting sexual practices. Some of them even graft human faces to the inside of their mouth, resembling the second jaw of the Xenomorphs. Similarly to the Xenomorphs, they were also genetically engineered as living weapons by a precursor race. Their presence is especially jarring considering that Second Apocalypse is actually a (rather dark) High Fantasy series, making the Inchoroi an Outside-Genre Foe.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_d301a809	comment	Monster Hunter (2004): Khezu is a Flying Wyvern that... well, resembles a dick with legs and wings. Beyond this rather unnerving appearance, itâ€™s an exclusive carnivore, has acidic saliva, lacks eyes, and reproduces asexually via implanting its young in other animals. This extends to Gigginox where it also lacks eyes and crawls on walls, and while it thankfully doesn't lay eggs inside of unfortunate animals, it still lays them in the heat of combat and its spawn can leech on Hunters.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_d3b95e6c	comment	The Whitespikes from The Tomorrow War are an example sharing features as well with the Displacer Beasts from Dungeons & Dragons and the Zerglings from StarCraft. The Whitespikes have a queen as well, which commands the rest of the swarm, and it's later revealed that they were the cargo of an alien ship that crashed to Earth, possibly as a bioweapon.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_d4b45d93	comment	In Abuse, the mutants are very much like the Xenomorphs. No eyes, lots of sharp teeth, running on four, barded tail, although their heads look different from the Xenomorphs. Depending on the mutants, they have different weapons attached on their back capable of firing either lasers, grenades, missiles, or particle beams.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_d59d9e99	comment	R-Type's first boss, Dobkeratops, references both the adult Xenomorph with its elongated cranium, toothy mouth, and prehensile tail, and the Chest Burster with the secondary head protruding from its chest.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_d616724d	comment	League of Legends: Cho'Gath is a ravenous Voidborn possessing an elongated head, an exokseleton, and a tail tipped with pronged blade. The old icon for his Feast ability further depicted him with a Xenomorph-like inner jaw. His Nightmare skin is black, furthering the resemblance. Kha'Zix is a Voidborn resembling a two-legged praying mantis, though he is a predatory Metamorphosis Monster and his rivalry with Predator Pastiche Rengar is a Shout-Out to Alien vs. Predator.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_d620c56f	comment	In Tomb Raider III, the Guardians of the Lost City of Tinnos have a Gigeresque appearance, eyeless elongated heads, and stinger tails that shoot blue fireballs.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_d930a4c7	comment	Spelljammer: Yitsans are alien monsters with taut, hairless skin, scorpion stingers, sharp claws, and elongated, eyeless heads marked by bony crests. Unlike most Xenomorphoids, it doesn't implant eggs — rather, its eggs resemble gold coins, so as to trick humanoids into deliberately picking them up and carrying them around.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_dbd793bc	comment	d20 Modern: In Urban Arcana, grendelspawn are functionally movie xenomorphs with eyes and broader head-crests, and otherwise have the same shiny black appearance, hunched stances, vicious dispositions, and hunters-and-queen caste system.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_de225c0a	comment	The Aliens in Mutant Football League are clearly inspired by Xenomorphs. They have elongated heads, spindly bodies, attack with their pointed segmented tails. "Xenomorph" is even a proper surname of certain players among the all-Alien Galaxy Chaos team.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_de8fbcb1	comment	The MUTOs from Godzilla (2014) are a more insectoid Kaiju take on the concept. Sleek, black arthropoid creatures from prehistoric times, the first glimpse we get of them is of two eggs that had been gestating in the ribcage of a long-dead Godzilla to absorb radiation (we later find out that they can absorb radiation from any source, but the gut of another radioactive monster happened to be a good one). They're also Explosive Breeders, and the second half of the movie involves the military helping Godzilla to destroy them and their massive nest to keep them from overwhelming human civilization. The design of their spores, nest, and the male's cocoon also evokes point 12 on the list- they're made out of a hardened resin-like substance of unknown origin, constructed into an oblong shape for the spores, a twisted-looking crescent for the male's cocoon, and a spire hanging from the roof of the nesting chamber for the egg case, all of which have a distinctly eldritch look to them. This is taken a bit further in the spin-off MonsterVerse graphic novel Godzilla Aftershock, which features the MUTO pair's sire, MUTO Prime. This creature will forcibly beat down and subdue a Titan, implant its eggs in them while they're done, then it will retreat and leave the impregnated host alive and seemingly none the wiser until the eggs feeding on their uranium-rich blood eventually kill them. It's also theorized that this creature's origin is it's the next stage of a regular MUTO's life cycle beyond what we see in the 2014 film. With this trope in mind, one could even argue that Emma Russell ends up filling a Ripley-esque role as the Monarch operative most concerned with aiding Godzilla in defeating the MUTO Prime before it can impregnate him and ultimately cause an extinction event.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_e1886e7a	comment	DragonFable's "Castle Nostromo" quest is a homage to Alien in general and featured monsters called Void Creatures as enemies. Their leader is a mutated Dragon known as the Void Queen, which sneaks about the map capturing people and has the same "Xenomorph vision". Symone even uses an exoskeleton to fight it just like Ellen Ripley did. The final scene also reveals the Queen laid Void eggs and they are hatching, once again like the Xenomorph Queen. The Void Dragons have been a mainstay in most of Artix Entertainmentâ€™s games, from appearing in the original AdventureQuest (where the Void Queen returned in 2019 as an Uber-Boss in the Void, before her superior, the Void Empress, waged a full-on war with Lore in 2020), and reappearing in AQ Worlds as well. In AQ 3D, the Void Queen and her servants are instead very insectoid aliens that are closer to a Horde of Alien Locusts in function.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_e1b8752f	comment	Kruthiks are monsters resembling chitin-played reptiles that walk on four scythe-like limbs, with a smaller pair as weapons. While they have eyes and lack the xenomorphs' long, bladed tails, they share their tendency to live in large swarms led by a larger, dominant members, and some forms can spit acid. In Nentir Vale, they're also depicted as Bioweapon Beasts created by the tiefling empire of Bael Turath to be living siege engines, which bred out of control and escaped into the wilderness when Bael Turath fell.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_e1d7340f	comment	In Space Quest II: Vohaul's Revenge, if the Xenomorph-like alien with red lips kisses Roger, a green baby alien later bursts forth from Roger's body.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_e4732abc	comment	Stargate Atlantis: The Bug People are Iratus-Human Hybrids with a humanoid body plan but an Eyeless Face, monstrous mandibles and an insect-like exoskeleton.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_e5de407c	comment	XCOM: The Chryssalids inherit the Xenomorphs' speed, life cycle and overall appearance. The original Chryssalid, unlike the Xenomorphs, used a lipless humanoid mouth rather than alien mouthparts, but this only served to invoke the Uncanny Valley.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_e610b1dc	comment	In We Happy Restaurant, a creature that looks like a Xenomorph is made into food.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_e885c808	comment	In Spaceballs, a restaurant patron (played by John Hurt, no less) gets a terrible stomachache from one of the diner's special meals. This is then followed by a small alien bursting out of his chest ("Oh no, not again!"), and the alien snarls at the camera... then puts on a straw hat and begins dancing and singing "Hello! Ma Baby" as an homage to One Froggy Evening.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_e9b228dd	comment	During the second phase of the final boss fight in Mega Man Network Transmission, the Life Virus R transforms into a weird creature that looks exactly like a horned, spiked red Xenomorph carrying a ball of light. It's also pathetically weak.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_eaeeea9b	comment	By StarCraft II, the hydralisk still carries obvious influences from the Xenomorphs, though Blizzard attempted to distance it from its original influence: removing the acid from its spines (instead making them armor-piercing and venomous), while making the elongated head more of a bony crest used to propel its spine-attacks. It's still an obvious Expy, however. The Zerg have even gained Queens as a unit tending to their hives, responsible for birthing larvae which forms the eggs that spawn their units.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_eb5d7301	comment	Amphibia: While Anne is disaster-proofing the Plantars' house and garden before their trip to Newtopia in the Season 2 premiere episode "Handy Anne", she dumps a mysterious goo she brought on the plants. This causes them to mutate into plant monsters. One with an eggplant for a head and a body made out of vines has a very obvious resemblance to a Xenomorph.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_f04b4111	comment	Metroid: The eponymous Metroids are heavily based on the Xenomorphs. Their iconic jellyfish-like larval forms are basically floating Face Huggers, their later metamorphosis stages introduced in Metroid II: Return of Samus get progressively more Xenomorph-like (with the redesigned Zeta Metroids in Metroid: Samus Returns being nearly identical to them), they have a hive queen, and they were created by the Chozo as bioweapons. Ridley is a more downplayed example. Since Super Metroid, his design can be summed up as a Xenomorph with leathery wings and a more dragon-like head. There's also the fact that he is the Arch-Enemy of Samus Aran, the main heroine who has some similarities to Ellen Ripley. This is further emphasized in his reveal trailer for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, where he stealthily takes out Mega Man and Mario in a manner similar to the Xenomorph from the first Alien movie and his impalement of Mega Man using his spiked tail is highly reminiscent of the Xenomorph Queen impaling Bishop another robot with her tail in Aliens. It doesn't help that he's also named after Ridley Scott. Metroid Fusion introduces the Genesis: dark-colored creatures that crawl around the narrow ducts of the BSL space station. They have smooth heads without eyes, and are constantly drooling acidic saliva (evocative of the Xenomorph's acidic blood). The fan game Another Metroid 2 Remake even features a Genesis as an optional boss aboard a spaceship where it killed the entire crew. The baby Sheegoths from Metroid Prime have smooth, elongated heads and no visible eyes that evoke xenomorphs. The recurring enemy Fune (introduced in Super Metroid) is yet another Giger-esque design of an eyeless creature. In particular, it resembles the Xenomorph's tongue, especially in the later games where it can extend its neck and emerge from the wall. The True Chozo of Blood of the Chozo are hybrids of Chozo, human, and Metroid DNA, created as violent monsters by the Third Chozo that have weaponized tongues with which they suck blood, similar to the Xenomorph's Nested Mouths. The E.M.M.I. from Metroid Dread. Their body shape and movement (humanoid, but move on all fours when pursuing, and are even capable of crawling on walls, ceilings and narrow shafts), their Nigh-Invulnerability, persistent nature, a giant DNA-extraction needle concealed in their head (evocative of the Xenomorph's Nested Mouths), and their status as The Dreaded makes them a robotic version of this trope. They're also revealed to have been reprogrammed by Raven Beak, the Chozo villain, to hunt down Samus to extract the Metroid DNA from her, which loosely fits the "Precursor (bio)weapon" motif.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_f12f9b66	comment	Wander over Yonder: The monster that Wander names Captain Tim is a carnivorous insectoid creature with no eyes called an Arachnomorph, possessing acidic spit, cocooning its victims, and being implied to lay eggs inside living beings. Its debut episode, "The Pet" is a Whole-Plot Reference to the Alien movies.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_f1e6d15a	comment	Kid Cosmic: In the episode "Kid Cosmic and the Local Heroes" at one point the protagonists are kidnapped by a species of Xenomorph-like aliens that plan to eat them. The spaceship they use is also very Giger-esque.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_f59e607f	comment	In Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition and up, the Alien Queen is an obvious Xenomorph pastiche, along with her spawn, the Protector Drones, which also have corrosive blood, and the Protozoid Slimers encountered earlier hatch from Xenomorph-esque eggs and behave like Facehuggers.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_f724b70d	comment	Code Lyoko: The episode "End of Take" has as Monster of the Week an animatronic suit possessed by XANA that is a virtual rip-off of the Xenomorph with Yautja-like head "dreadlock" tentacles (which it uses as actual Combat Tentacles). This look-alikeness is actually lampshaded (although Ulrich can't recall the original film's name) before being told by the director of the In-Universe film (that is using the factory as a film set) to shut up because it is a totally original alien design, honest!
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_f74cfe9e	comment	The second Gun Force game reveals that the terrorists have harvested alien samples to mass-produce their own alien army, much like Weyland-Yutani from the films. Their aliens resembles the classic Xenos as well, having round, elongated eyeless heads, Nested Mouths for snapping at you, the ability to crawl on walls so they may attack you from above and below, and a section lifted from Aliens where you're in a chamber filled with alien eggs, all of them hatching as soon as you're within range that you must destroy before their spawns can latch on you.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_f7558a18	comment	The Space Demon from Men in Black: The Series is this twice over. His design is based on the Xenomorph, but in-universe he's just an alien actor who starred in several horror movies. From what we see of the Space Demon movies, they also seem to be pastiches of Alien.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_f881b777	comment	PokÃ©mon Uranium: The Xenomite line. They're black-and-green Nuclear-type PokÃ©mon believed to have originated from a regular PokÃ©mon egg mutated by radiation. Xenomite itself has the flat body, multiple legs and long tail of a facehugger, Xenogen gains the elongated skull and lanky body the adult Xenomorph, and Xenoqueen has the imposing stature and fringed crest of the Alien Queen.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_f90f1b9f	comment	While chipmunk Dale of Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers watches a horror movie in the episode "Dale Beside Himself", the Show Within a Show is an homage to Aliens. The eyeless monster produces a series of Nested Mouths, the last of which bites the Action Girl on her nose. She responds by leveling her BFG at the camera and pulling the trigger.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_fc23853	comment	Hungry Dragon: Anomalyis is an XXL-sized Gigeresque wyvern described as an interdimensional extraterrestrial with an insatiable appetite. Its unlockable skins reference Frieza from Dragon Ball Z, General Grievous from Star Wars, and the Predator from the Predator series.
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Xenomorph Xerox / int_fcafd60d	comment	The last boss of Teraburst resembles a pale Xeno, albeit one the size of a building. Who even climbs all over the mothership's interiors on all fours while battling you in the final level,
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Spaceballs / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
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The Seventh Curse / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
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Dirty Pair / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Dirty Pair / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Johnny Maxwell Trilogy / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Metroid: Zebes Shin'nyuu Shirei / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
The Last Hero / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
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Creepshow / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Lost Tapes / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Spelljammer (Tabletop Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Starship (Theatre) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Abuse (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Act-Fancer: Cybernetick Hyper Weapon (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Alien Breed (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Alien Syndrome (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
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Breathedge (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Broforce (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Contra (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Daikaiju Daikessen (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Dead Ahead Zombie Warfare (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Ecco the Dolphin (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
8Bit Killer (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Fur Fighters (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Galerians (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Gunforce (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Half-Life (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Hedon (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
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House of Ashes (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Hungry Dragon (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Insaniquarium (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Metroid II: Return of Samus (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
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Pokemon Quarantine Crystal (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
R-Type (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Resident Evil 4 (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
SPISPOPD (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Slave Zero X (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Space Gun (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Space Quest (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Teraburst (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
The Lost Vikings (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Thunder Hoop (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Zombidle (Video Game) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Murder Drones (Web Animation) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Nebula & Quasar (Web Video) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Alien Racers / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Alienators: Evolution Continues / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Code Lyoko / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Invasion America / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Kid Cosmic / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Monster Mash (2000) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Oggy and the Cockroaches / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Planet 51 / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Super Giant Robot Brothers! / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012) / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox
Wander over Yonder / int_ef23acb9	type	Xenomorph Xerox

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