Marvel’s Alien

The social structure of the alien is a bit like that of ants. Depending on the host, the aliens that appear are different. The aliens include worker bees, messengers, warriors, warriors, sculptures, guards, lion faces, and queens (there is also an iron-blooded alien that has the ability to produce queens, but does not have the absolute dominance of the queen.) After that, there is the mother of aliens, which should be a model of several queens as partners. The most powerful among them has command, and the eggs are laid to the Queen. Similar to the synostosis of ants.

If the heroine is not an alien, I won't watch it! I've read a few Alien books, they're so erotic 🥵

On the feasibility of alien parasitic Ultraman

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Lao Lei wanted to fully shape the alien into a perfect creature and use many of the original settings planned from the beginning. In fact, the settings of later generations are just supplements to it, because this series does have a set of setting data that can only be viewed by insiders. This will round out the differences between the official works and completely ignore some works, letting the audience know that the essence of the real horror film lies in endless despair and a strong sense of oppression. These settings were not fully displayed due to cost and shooting difficulty. In fact, many of them have been used in movies, but too many people have forgotten them. In the filming script of "Alien", the facehugger healed itself without leaving a trace after being cut. Later, Parker secretly used the radio to contact Ripley and Lambert to try to lure the alien into the airlock and then exile it to space. However, the cyborg Ash pressed the alarm and allowed the alien to escape immediately. The emergency closing door of the lock chamber crushed one of its limbs, but it quickly healed and regenerated. The reason why the close-up shot of the facehugger's injured leg is not continued in the final film is to maintain suspense, because the filmed footage of the implementation of the plan was cut. In the final film, Ripley, who confronts Ash, has a nosebleed. This is caused by the lack of oxygen and pressure during the loss of large amounts of air into space. And Lao Lei mentioned in the director's track of "Alien: Covenant" that aliens that are broken into pieces by mechanical arms will heal and regenerate themselves, and they can grow back into adults if they are broken into pieces, which means that they are immortal existences that kill more and more. The black water creature Hammerhead in "Prometheus" can be decapitated and regenerate, suggesting that this setting has always been there. Lao Lei also mentioned that the alien tissue remaining on the mechanical grasping arm was corroded by acid blood. In the early script of "Alien", the body of the facehugger quickly degraded after death, releasing acid blood to corrode everything. Biological weapons that can completely regenerate or self-destruct as needed mean that every cell of the alien is a nano-biological robot. In the outline of the "Alien 2" script before Kashen joined the series, countless aliens could also aggregate into a living alien temple. Combining the mechanical texture of the alien body and the metallic texture of the teeth and exoskeleton, it can be seen that the alien is a biomechanical body. This is the setting that Lao Lei and Giger wanted to use on the alien body from the beginning. The perfect fusion of carbon-based biomass and silicon-based machinery at the molecular level Combining (mechanical life can be regarded as silicon-based life to a certain extent), combining the advantages of both to make up for the shortcomings of both, just like the wisdom tree, soul-caller cyborg, orochi in "Alien Cataclysm", and the clones in "Blade Runner" are composite life forms. The setting book "Alien: Augmented Reality Survival Manual" clearly mentions that aliens have no lungs, and the translucent body of the sub-adult thorax in "Covenant" cannot see a few internal organs. Obviously, it will now be set to be a powerful creature with no internal organs and a minimally constructed structure that can complete all physiological functions only with brain, blood, internal and external skeletons, etc., So that there is no need to stuff back a lot of organs during regeneration, and the internal injuries caused by various attacks will be so low that it will not affect the ability to move. The setting book also mentions that alien saliva is contagious, and it is necessary to slowly return to several settings abandoned in the "Alien 3" script that alien DNA can infect all substances, including assimilated inorganic substances. The airborne reproduction of spores of new variants of alien-like creatures in "Covenant" comes from abandoned scripts. Aliens can obviously infect large numbers of targets silently in this way. The mobile game "Alien: Blackout" hints that alien genes can infect fungi, and the resulting alien nest material is like mycelium. Infected plants may appear in the future. It just so happens that the abandoned case of "Covenant" has many black water-infected plants. What's even more terrifying is that through contact with the body or body fluids, it can gradually infect and assimilate the entire ecosystem, eroding the space station and even the planet. Amanda Ripley in "Alien: Isolation" activates the "purification" process of the nuclear fusion reactor and releases millions of volts of electricity to destroy the alien nest, but all the adult aliens are safe and sound. In addition, the aliens in "Covenant" were sprayed all over by the plasma jet of at least several million degrees Celsius and accompanied by huge air pressure from the spacecraft engine until they only ignited purple fireworks, and still acted without injury. "Alien 3" showed resistance to ultra-high temperatures and ultra-high pressures. Thousands of tons of boiling lead water with a boiling point of 1740°C was poured all over the body. If it were any other creature, it would have been crushed to death and its bones would have been burned to slag. Therefore, it is useless to use various thermal weapons to deal with the aliens in canon history, including nuclear bombs. "Alien 2" pistol bullets hit the exoskeleton of the alien's head at close range and then directly rebounded. In the Alien universe, the standard M41A pulse rifle of the colonial marines is an electromagnetic-driven weapon with twice the initial firing speed and four times the kinetic energy of traditional gunpowder weapons. It uses 10mm caseless explosives that will only self-destruct after being detected into the target. It is laborious to kill aliens at close range. In "Aliens 2 and 4", the warrior alien crashed through the alloy iron door with his body; in "Alien 3", the messenger alien dented the ultra-thick iron door after sprinting on the ceiling. This power is equivalent to a car traveling at full speed; in "Covenant", the new variant's tail can knock people's jaws off with one sweep. The reaction speed of the cloned aliens in "Alien 4" is so fast that it can judge the trajectory of bullets to avoid dodges in advance; the trailer of "Covenant" can see the deleted alien action mode that was set in the first film: jumping back and forth between walls, floors and ceilings, which is very helpful for dodging bullets. It can be seen that the alien is powerful and maneuverable, and the exoskeleton is so tough that it can be bulletproof, so it is difficult to defeat the alien with sharp weapon attacks. Kashen explained why the aliens killed the female pilot of the transport ship instead of dragging them away for parasites, because they realized that the opponent was a great threat, and the aliens behind them used snake skins to move through thousands of bullets from the sentry machine gun. It can be seen that the alien intelligence is not low. The setting book "David's Manuscript" implies that the alien's visual system can see more of the electromagnetic spectrum, just like the cyborg David can see infrared, ultraviolet, etc. The engineer race and David in the early "Alien: Engineers" script have this ability. The setting book also implies that the alien's vision is 360° with no blind spots, and can see up, down, left, right, and front at the same time. This means that aliens can look for prey by observing more "lights" and cannot sneak up on them when they are awake. Some people say that "Alien 2" weakened the aliens? But the Marine Corps was the one that was beaten to the point of being almost wiped out. Although it is easier to break through the defensive exoskeleton in close combat, especially close-up shooting, if the splashed acid blood is not dealt with effectively in time, the flesh will be rotten to the point of being exposed in a few seconds, and it will continuously erode through multiple layers of metal decks. Combined with the previous settings, who would be stupid enough to fight an alien in close combat? What's more, Kashen has left a way out for Lao Lei's setting. You can't see any corpses or body parts of adult aliens in "Alien 2", and there is no footage to prove that any aliens are completely dead. As for "Alien 4", the main creator has clearly stated in the prologue that the clone queen, the eggs she laid, and the facehuggers are all aliens with incomplete genes and severely contaminated by Ripley's human DNA. This setting is also adopted in the setting book. Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet is self-aware and does not regard the failed products that parasitize humans in the film as real aliens. He also stated that the appearance of the degraded species is designed to look more like natural beasts to highlight this feeling. However, the degraded species here, which are inferior to the original species in every aspect, can still defeat humans. The reason why the aliens in "Covenant" attack the mechanical grasping arms as big monsters is because these are incomplete bodies copied by David. The appearance can be seen to lack mechanical texture and metallic texture, and they are not perfect yet. Lao Lei used "he/him" to refer to aliens through the character's mouth in the director's soundtrack and in the script, which shows that he never regarded aliens as inferior animals. The Alien series was originally a work influenced by the "Cthulhu Mythos". Through Rockwell's horror plot, it criticizes the illusion of anthropocentrism, showing people's powerlessness in the face of more powerful unknown things, and realizing that they are so small in the vast universe. Tieba moving

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