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All rights reserved. Giger signed on to design the adult, egg and chest-burster forms, but ultimately also designed the alien planetoid LV and the Space Jockey alien vessel.
Giger conceived the Alien as being vaguely human but a human in full armor, protected from all outside forces. He mandated that the creature have no visible eyes, because he felt that it made them much more frightening if anyone could not tell they were looking at you.
Giger also gave the Alien's mouth a second inner set of pharyngeal jaws located at the tip of a long, tongue-like proboscis which could extend rapidly for use as a dangerous weapon.
His design for the creature was heavily influenced by an aesthetic that he had created and termed bio-mechanical, a fusion of the organic and the mechanic.
His mock-up of the Alien was created using parts from an old Rolls Royce car, rib bones and the vertebrae from a snake, molded with plasticine.
The Alien's animatronic head, which contained moving parts, was designed and constructed by the late special effects designer Carlo Rambaldi.
Scott decided on the man-in-suit approach for creating the creature onscreen. Deciding that the creature would be scarier the closer it appeared to a human, Scott decided that a single, very tall, very thin man be used.
Scott was inspired by a photograph of the late Leni Riefenstahl standing next to a 6'4" 1. The casting director found 7'2" 2.
Badejo went to tai chi and mime classes to learn how to slow down his movements. Giger's design for the Alien evoked many contradictory sexual images.
As the critic Ximena Gallardo notes, the creature's combination of sexually evocative physical and behavioral characteristics creates, "a nightmare vision of sex and death.
It subdues and opens the male body to make it pregnant, and then explodes it in birth. In its adult form, the alien strikes its victims with a rigid phallic tongue that breaks through skin and bone.
More than a phallus, however, the retractable tongue has its own set of snapping, metallic teeth that connects it to the castrating vagina dentata.
This creature has no specific name, and has been referred to most often onscreen, and in the credits of each film, simply as the Alien.
It was called an alien, and an organism, in the first film. It has also been referred to as a creature, a serpent, a beast, a dragon, a monster, or simply a thing.
The term xenomorph lit. This term has been adopted by fans and used in merchandising as a convenient name.
The species' binomial names are given in Latin as either Internecivus raptus meant as "murderous thief" in the Alien Quadrilogy DVD or Lingua foeda acheronsis meant as "foul tongue from Acheron" in some comic books.
The main Alien from Alien vs. Predator is listed in the credits as "Grid", after a grid-like wound received during the film from a Predator's razor net.
Continuing advancements made in the field of special effects technology as the series progressed have led to numerous variations in the creature's design, including varying numbers of fingers and limb joints and varying head design.
Characteristics that explained in this section mainly focus on Drones or Warriors. When standing upright, Xenomorphs are vaguely bipedal in form, though they adopt a more hunched, quadrupedal stance when walking or sprinting.
They have a skeletal, biomechanical appearance and are usually colored in muted shades of black, blue or bronze. Xenomorphs do not radiate heat, as their body heat matches the ambient temperature of the environment in which they are found.
In most of the films, adult Xenomorphs have the ability of running and crawling along ceilings and walls. They have great physical strength, having been shown to be capable of breaking through vent covers and welded steel doors, and even of breaking down reinforced pressurized doors.
The Xenomorphs' primary weapon is their inner pharyngeal jaw, which is capable of shooting from their mouth like a piston with sufficient power to smash through bone and metal.
In fact, a common tactic used by the creatures to eliminate prey is to restrain the victim with their hands, immobilizing them, before killing them with a precision jaw strike to the head, piercing through the skull and penetrating the brain; this form of attack is colloquially known as a "Headbite".
On several occasions, Xenomorphs have been seen to suspend those that they kill from the ceiling through unknown means. Xenomorphs have segmented, blade-tipped tails.
The sharp tip was initially a small, scorpion-like barb, but from Aliens onwards the blade design increased in size and changed in appearance to more closely resemble a slashing weapon.
From Alien Resurrection onwards, the tails have a flat ridge of spines at the base of the blade. This was introduced to help them swim convincingly, and was left intact in the subsequent crossovers.
The original shooting script for Aliens and the novelization both featured a scene in which Lieutenant Gorman is "stung" by the barb tail and rendered unconscious; in the final cut of the movie, Gorman is instead knocked out by falling crates.
As a weapon, the strength of the tail is very effective, having been shown to be strong enough to impale and lift a Predator with seemingly little effort.
They are also adept at using their tails as blunt weapons, sometimes to deadly effect, as seen in Alien. They have elongated, cylindrical skulls, but possess no visible facial features other than their mouth, though in the original Alien film, the top of the creature's head was translucent, with a human skull forming the front, including empty eye sockets visible within although this is hard to distinguish on-screen.
This element was reused for the "Predalien" in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem 29 years later. In Aliens , the adult creatures have a more textured head rather than a smooth carapace.
In the commentary for Aliens , James Cameron states that this change is a part of the maturation of the creatures, as the creatures in the film had been alive far longer than the original Alien.
The smooth design of the carapace would be used again in Alien 3 and Alien Resurrection. This design would be kept in Alien vs. Predator , and abandoned in Aliens vs.
Predator: Requiem in favor of the ribbed design. How the creatures see or otherwise rationalize their environment is uncertain due to lack of visible eyes; Giger mandated this in his original design, because he felt that it made the creatures much more frightening if one could not tell they were looking at them.
In the novelization of the movie Alien , the creature is held mesmerized by a spinning green light for several minutes.
Several theories regarding their ability to perceive their surroundings have been conducted such as echolocation, electro-reception in the same manner with Earth sharks, and via.
The most plausible theory, however, is that their eyes are behind their black carapace and they see through it, similar to a one sided mirror except in this case no one can see in, but the Xenomorph can see out.
Some species of terrestrial fish such as the Barreleyes see through a transparent layer of skin; it is possible Xenomorph vision is similar.
This is supported by how a fisheye lens was used to illustrate the Xenomorph's point of view which creates a perspective similar to that of a peephole in Alien 3 and later, in Alien: Covenant.
Throughout their appearances, human-spawned Aliens have been shown to have a fluctuating number of fingers. In Alien , the creature has webbed, six fingered hands.
In Aliens , the number of fingers is reduced to three two "paired" and a single, opposable thumb , and they are shown to be much longer and more skeletal.
In Alien: Resurrection , the number of digits is increased to four, with two long middle fingers and a pair of thumbs.
This design is kept in the Alien vs. Predator films, though the hands were made bulkier in order to make the Aliens seem more formidable against the Predators.
Aliens have been alternately portrayed as both plantigrade and digitigrade organisms, usually in accordance to their host. Human-spawned Aliens were usually portrayed as having humanoid hind limbs, while in Alien 3 , the featured Alien sported double-jointed legs due to its quadrupedal host.
This characteristic would be continued in Alien Resurrection for the human-spawned Aliens. Tom Woodruff, who had previously played the "dog-alien" in Alien 3 , described the human-spawned Aliens in Resurrection as feeling more like a dog than the previous creature, despite having been born from human hosts.
The human-spawned Alien warriors would revert to a plantigrade posture in Alien vs. Xenomorph blood is an extremely potent molecular acid that can corrode on contact almost any substance with alarming speed.
It is dull yellowish-green in color, and seems to be pressurized inside the body, so that it spurts out when punctured.
Shusett suggested the idea that the creature have acid blood as a plausible means to make the creature "unkillable"; given the starship setting, if one were to use traditional firearms or explosives to attack it, its blood would eat through the hull of the ship.
In later films in the series, the Xenomorphs are shown to be conscious of the effects of their acidic blood, and even use it to their advantage — in Alien Resurrection , two Xenomorphs escape a cage by killing a third so its acid melts through the cage floor; in Alien vs.
Predator , a queen being held by chains apparently instructs several Xenomorphs to slash and cut her, thus corroding the chains.
Had this tactic not her idea, it would have been Grid 's, a Drone whom discovered the corrosive nature of his kind's blood. Xenomorphs Drones can produce a thick, strong resin vomited from their mouths referred as Hive Webbing that they use to build the Hives and to cocoon their victims.
Its non-uniform, bio-organic appearance allows adult Xenomorphs to camouflage themselves when at rest, to the extent that humans have stood directly beside hiding Warriors and had no idea of the imminent threat.
However, whether this is considered by the Xenomorphs during construction is unclear. The structure of a Hive also appears to have a disrupting effect on motion tracker operation, generating a host of false readings that imply the entire area is awash with sporadic movement, making genuine readings harder to spot.
The exact cause of this is unclear. Predator: Extinction , it's explained that each portion of Hive Webbings within a certain radius has a living core called Hive Nodes , comprising of small organisms secreted by the Drones.
The node's presence also enables any injured Xenomorphs to regenerate to full health as long as they remain within its webbings' contact.
Once deposited, the node uses up available organic materials from plants, carcasses, and even microorganisms to produce the hive's structure, cementing their hostility to all non-xenomorph lifeforms and has potential to corrode away an entire planet.
While able to regenerate from damage, the nodes are susceptible to fire, and thus can only be effectively destroyed via complete incineration.
Should a Hive Node is destroyed, the webbings it produced would wither away and rendered useless. In the original Alien , the Facehugger is shown to be able to "spit" acid, melting the faceplate of Kane's helmet and allowing the creature immediate access to the inside.
This ability is also exhibited by adult Xenomorphs in Alien 3 and Alien Resurrection ; much like a spitting cobra, the creatures use this ability to blind and incapacitate their victims rather than kill them outright.
Despite their own immunity to their blood, they are vulnerable to hydrofluoric acid which was used against them to great effect on LV During events in Aliens on the LV colony and in Alien Resurrection on the USM Auriga, the species displayed observational learning and problem solving skills, and in both cases the Aliens learn how to operate machinery at a very basic level.
On LV, they were able to cut power in a section of the complex to gain access to the humans, and the Alien Queen learns to board an elevator by observing Ripley and Newt escaping in the one beside it.
The novelization of the film notes that the queen establishing her 'nest' at the base's main power plant could have been chosen either for the feral, animal reason of the warmth that it would provide or for the intellectual reason of selecting a location where any attackers would be unable to destroy her without destroying the entire facility.
In the director's commentary for Aliens , James Cameron noted that the creatures in Aliens had been alive for far longer than the Alien in the original, and had more time to learn about their environment.
On the USM Auriga, the Aliens kill one of their own, using its blood to melt through their enclosure and escape; in Alien vs. Predator , they use a similar strategy to free the queen from her chains.
An Alien also uses acid spurting from its severed tail as an improvised weapon, indicating they are fully aware of the effects of their acid blood.
Aliens are eusocial life-forms with a caste system ruled over by a queen. Their life cycle comprises several distinct stages: they begin their lives as an egg, which hatches a parasitoid larval form known as a facehugger, which then attaches itself to a living host by, as its name suggests, latching onto its face.
In the Alien 3 novelization, Ripley commented that this parasitoid would likely be able to use a host as small as a cat, or as large as an elephant like Oswocs in Alien vs.
Predator: Extinction. The facehugger then "impregnates" the host with an embryo known as a "chestburster", which, after a period of gestation, erupts violently from the host's chest resulting in the death of the host.
The chestburster then matures to an adult phase, shedding its skin entering cocoon state in Alien vs. Predator: Extinction and replacing its cells with polarized silicon.
Due to Horizontal gene transfer during the gestation period, the Alien also takes on some of the basic physical attributes of the host from which it was born, allowing the individual alien to adapt to the host's environment.
The adult phase of the Alien is known by various different names. The adult Aliens have been referred to as "drones," "warriors," "workers," and sometimes "soldiers," similar to the way ants have been defined.
The names of the adult phase have also been used to name different types of adult phases of the Alien in numerous sources including video games, comic books, novels, and, of course, the films, but only in the commentaries by the team who created the films.
No official name has been given to the adult stage of the Alien in the films themselves. Queen Aliens are significantly larger and stronger than the normal adults, approximately 4.
Their body structure differs also, having two pairs of arms, one large and one small. The queen's head is larger than other adult Aliens and is protected by a large, flat crest, like a crown, and they vary from queen to queen.
In the second film Aliens , unlike other adults and queens, the queen had high-heel protrusions from its feet.
Egg-laying Alien queens possess an immense ovipositor attached to their lower torso, similar to a queen termite's. Unlike insect queens, there appears to be no need for drones to fertilize an Alien queen's eggs.
When attached to its ovipositor, the queen is supported by a "biomechanical throne" that consists of a lattice of struts resembling massive insect legs.
In the original cut of Alien , the Alien possessed a complete lifecycle, with the still-living bodies of its victims converted into eggs. However, the scene showing the crew converted into eggs was cut for reasons of pacing, leaving the ultimate origin of the eggs obscure.
This allowed Aliens director James Cameron to introduce a concept he had initially conceived for a spec script called Mother, a massive mother Alien which laid the eggs and formed the basis for the Aliens' life cycle.
Cameron conceived the Queen as a monstrous analogue to Ripley's own maternal role in the film. In that vein, some critics have compared it to Grendel's mother.
The design of the queen was created by Cameron in collaboration with special effects artist Stan Winston, based upon an initial painting Cameron had done at the start of the project.
The Winston Studio created a test foam core queen before constructing the full hydraulic puppet which was used for most of the scenes involving the large Alien.
Two people were inside working the twin sets of arms and puppeteers off-screen worked its jaws and head.
Although at the end of the film the queen was presented full-body fighting the power-loader, the audience never sees the legs of the queen, save those of the small-scale puppet that appears only briefly.
In Aliens , Cameron used very selective camera-angles on the queen, using the 'less is more' style of photography.
Subsequently, the movie won an Oscar for Visual Effects. An adult queen was to reappear in Alien Resurrection. The original mechanical head previously used in Aliens was provided by Bob Burns, and was an altered design.
It was repainted with a blend of green and brown, giving it a shimmering, insect-like quality due to the said queen are actual clone from the original version like her children.
This color concept would be abandoned in Alien vs. Predator in favor of the original black color scheme. In the climax of the film Alien vs.
Predator the queen's basic design was altered to make it more "streamlined" in appearance and its overall size was increased to 6 meters 20 feet tall.
An additional reason for this was due to Queen in the movie are far older than the one in Aliens.
Other changes include the removal of the "high-heel" protrusions on its legs, including additional spines on its head and making its waist thinner because there was no need for puppeteers inside its chest.
The animatronic laying queen had 47 points of hydraulic motion. Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem introduced a younger form of the full grown queen, albeit with traits inherited from its Predator host.
Recalling the facehugger's method of embryo implantation, the Predalien uses its inner mouth to directly deposit multiple chestburster embryos into pregnant female hosts, also using its mandibles to latch on the faces of said hosts.
This is explained by the Brothers Strause as a means of quickly building an army of Aliens before the young queen evolves into its sedentary, egg-laying state.
The eggs laid by the queen are ellipsoidal leathery objects between 2 feet As a potential host approaches, the egg's lobes unfold like flower petals, and the parasitic facehugger extracts itself from the egg and attaches itself to the potential host.
Giger initially designed the eggs with a much more obviously vaginal appearance, complete with an "inner and outer vulva". The producers complained that Catholic countries would ban the film if the allusion was too strong, so Giger doubled the lobes to four, so that, in his words, "seen from above, they would form the cross that people in Catholic countries are so fond of looking at".
The interior of the original egg was composed of "Nottingham lace", which is the lining of a cow's stomach. In the first film, the quick shot of the facehugger erupting from the egg was done with sheep's intestine.
Initially, the egg remained totally stationary save for the hydraulic movement of the lobes; however, by Alien Resurrection the entire egg was made to ripple as it opened.
There is another method in creating egg without any need of Queen's presence which called eggmorphing. Though this method of reproduction was ignored by official sources after its early shots of the scene that shows how this method works were cut though partially reinstated in Director's Cut version of Alien , the novelization of the Alien 3 states that both forms of reproduction are typical of the species, and that either can be used to create more Xenomorphs, dependent on the situation.
The process was unclear, but it is obvious that the victim that would be turned into an egg did not need to morphed alive, but was rather killed first.
Quotes from Ridley Scott seem to imply that Eggmorphing actually involves the human "host" serving simply as a source of nutrients or "yolk" for the growing Egg which feeds on the host like a parasite , rather than physically becoming the Egg itself, as is typically assumed.
A facehugger is the second stage in the Alien's life cycle. It has eight long finger-like legs which allow it to crawl rapidly, and a long tail adapted for making great leaps.
These particular appendages give it an appearance somewhat comparable to chelicerate arthropods such as arachnids and horseshoe crabs.
The facehugger is a parasitoid; its only purpose is to make contact with the host's mouth for the implantation process, by gripping its legs around the victim's head and wrapping its tail around the host's neck.
Upon making contact, the facehugger tightens its tail around the host's neck in order to render it unconscious through oxygen deprivation.
The facehugger then inserts a proboscis down the host's throat, supplying it with oxygen while simultaneously implanting an embryo.
Attempts to remove facehuggers generally prove fatal, as the parasitoid will respond by tightening its tail around the host's neck, and its acidic blood prevents it from being safely cut away.
In addition, its grip on the host's head is strong enough to tear the host's face off if it is forcibly removed. Giger's original design for the facehugger was a much larger creature with eyes and a spring-loaded tail.
Later, in response to comments from the filmmakers, Giger reduced the creature's size substantially. At first, Giger assumed that the facehugger would wrap around the outside of the astronaut's helmet, but Scott decided that it would have far more impact if the facehugger were revealed once the helmet was removed.
Scott and Giger realized that the facehugger should burn through the helmet's faceplate with its acid blood; subsequent redesigns of the space helmet included a far larger faceplate to allow for this.
Dan O'Bannon initially conceived the facehugger as somewhat resembling an octopus, possessing tentacles.
However, when he received H. Giger's designs, which substituted tentacles with fingerlike digits, he found Giger's design concept to be superior.
Since no one was available at the time, O'Bannon decided to design the facehugger prop himself. The technical elements of the musculature and bone were added by Ron Cobb.
Giger's initial design for the smaller facehugger had the fingers facing forward, but O'Bannon's redesign shifted the legs to the side.
When the foam rubber sculpture of the facehugger was produced, O'Bannon asked that it should remain unpainted, believing the rubber which resembled human skin was more plausible.
In Aliens , the facehuggers were redesigned by the late Stan Winston so that they would be capable of movement. Unlike the creatures in the first film, the creatures would take a much more active role in impregnating their victims.
When Ripley throws one off her, the facehugger was now capable of scuttling across the floor and leaping at its prey, wrapping its tail around the victim's throat.
Due to the film's budget, only two fully working facehuggers were built. In Alien 3 , another addition, a "super-facehugger" that would carry the embryo of the queen Alien, was planned but ultimately dropped.
The super-facehugger is briefly glimpsed in the Assembly cut of Alien 3 , but not identified as such. This face-hugger's role in carrying the Queen embryo was equivalent with Praetorian Facehuggers, though instead of carrying an embryo that grows into the Queen straight away, said embryo would grow into Praetorians, the miniature version of the Queen.
After implantation, facehuggers die and the embryo's host wakes up afterwards showing no considerable outward negative symptoms. Symptoms build acutely after detachment of the facehugger, the most common being sore throat, slight nausea, increased congestion and moderate to extreme hunger.
In later stages where the incubation period is extended in preparation of a queen birth, symptoms will include a shortness of breath, exhaustion, and hemorrhaging detectable through biological scanners and present in nosebleeds or other seemingly random bleeding incidents , as well as chest pains inflicted either in lack of chest space due to the chestburster's presence, or even premature attempts to escape the host.
The incubating embryo takes on some of the host's DNA or traits, such as bipedalism, quadrupedalism or possessing the mandibles of a Predator and other body structure changes.
Over the course of 1 to 24 hours, indeterminable in some cases, and sometimes up to a week, in the case of some queens, the embryo develops into a chestburster, at which point it emerges, violently and fatally ripping open the chest of the host.
There is no on-screen explanation of the reasons for the different incubation times. The chestburster was designed by Alien director Ridley Scott and constructed by special effects artist Roger Dicken.
Giger had produced a model of a chestburster that resembled a "degenerate plucked turkey" and was far too large to fit inside a ribcage.
Much to Giger's dismay, his model reduced the production team to fits of laughter on sight. Scott drafted a series of alternative designs for the chestburster based on the philosophy of working "back from the adult to the child" and ultimately produced "something phallic.
This concept would be abandoned in Alien Resurrection and subsequent films. When a chestburster erupts from the body of its host, it is less than 1 foot 30 cm tall.
However, it soon undergoes a dramatic growth spurt, reaching adult size in a matter of hours; in Alien the chestburster had grown to 2 meters 6.
The chestburster is shown to have molted before reaching maturity. In Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem Alien warriors are shown who are still growing, showing shedding skin.
In the unrated cut, the Predalien is shown actively wiping off its final molted skin at the film's start. Aliens take on various forms depending on the characteristics of their hosts.
Most of the Aliens seen to date have been human-spawned, but a number of Aliens born from other hosts and newly created variants have also been seen.
This also includes those that exclusively seen in video games and comic book series of both the main franchise or AVP franchise. The quadrupedal Alien variant from Alien 3.
The "Dog Alien" also jokingly referred to as the "Bambi burster", or "Runner Alien" in the expanded universe stories , was introduced in Alien 3.
The creature itself shares the same basic physical conformation and instincts as the other Aliens shown in the previous films, although there are several differences due to the host it was spawned from a dog in the theatrical cut, an ox in the DVD assembly cut.
The Dog Alien in its Chestburster form is a miniature version of the adult, unlike the larva-like human spawned chestbursters.
The adult is primarily quadrupedal, has digitigrade hind legs and lacks the dorsal tubes of the human-spawned variety. In Alien Resurrection , due to significant genetic tampering in an attempt to recover DNA from the deceased Ellen Ripley and the Alien Queen within her, the resulting cloned Aliens show a number of minor human traits.
The cloned Queen inherits a womb, and as a result it ceases to lay eggs and gives birth to a humanoid mutant. Physically, the human-Alien Newborn is very different from its brethren, being larger, with pale, translucent skin, a skull-shaped face with eyes, a human tongue and complete absence of a tail.
The Newborn fails to bond with its Alien Queen mother, and kills it. Instead, the Newborn sees the Ripley clone as a surrogate parent.
The Newborn creature was originally scripted by Joss Whedon as being an eyeless, ivory-white quadruped with red veins running along the sides of its head.
It had an inner jaw, with the addition of a pair of pincers on the sides of its head. These pincers would have been used to immobilize its prey as it drained it of blood through the inner jaw.
The creature was also meant to rival the Queen in size. The Newborn's eyes and nose were added to improve its expressions to make it a character, rather than just a "killing machine", and give it depth as a character.
Jeunet was adamant about the Newborn having genitalia, a mix of both sexes. However, Fox was uncomfortable and even Jeunet felt "even for a Frenchman, it's too much.
The Newborn animatronic required nine puppeteers and was the most complex animatronic in the film. This variation is the result of a facehugger impregnating a Predator.
The "Predalien" was first depicted in a painting by Dave Dorman, and subsequently featured in the Aliens vs.
Predator comics and games. A Predalien chestburster debuts in the final scene of Alien vs. Predator , but it is not seen until Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem that an adult hybrid makes its first movie appearance.
The Predalien shares many characteristics with its host, such as long hair-like appendages, mandibles, skin color and similar vocalizations.
It is a large, bulky creature, and possesses physical strength greater than that of human-spawned Aliens. Like human-born Aliens, it is also shown to be stronger than its host species, as evidenced by its ability to pin, push, and knock a Predator away with ease.
The Predalien seen in Aliens vs.
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Predator in favor of the original black color scheme. In the climax of the film Alien vs. Predator the queen's basic design was altered to make it more "streamlined" in appearance and its overall size was increased to 6 meters 20 feet tall.
An additional reason for this was due to Queen in the movie are far older than the one in Aliens. Other changes include the removal of the "high-heel" protrusions on its legs, including additional spines on its head and making its waist thinner because there was no need for puppeteers inside its chest.
The animatronic laying queen had 47 points of hydraulic motion. Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem introduced a younger form of the full grown queen, albeit with traits inherited from its Predator host.
Recalling the facehugger's method of embryo implantation, the Predalien uses its inner mouth to directly deposit multiple chestburster embryos into pregnant female hosts, also using its mandibles to latch on the faces of said hosts.
This is explained by the Brothers Strause as a means of quickly building an army of Aliens before the young queen evolves into its sedentary, egg-laying state.
The eggs laid by the queen are ellipsoidal leathery objects between 2 feet As a potential host approaches, the egg's lobes unfold like flower petals, and the parasitic facehugger extracts itself from the egg and attaches itself to the potential host.
Giger initially designed the eggs with a much more obviously vaginal appearance, complete with an "inner and outer vulva".
The producers complained that Catholic countries would ban the film if the allusion was too strong, so Giger doubled the lobes to four, so that, in his words, "seen from above, they would form the cross that people in Catholic countries are so fond of looking at".
The interior of the original egg was composed of "Nottingham lace", which is the lining of a cow's stomach. In the first film, the quick shot of the facehugger erupting from the egg was done with sheep's intestine.
Initially, the egg remained totally stationary save for the hydraulic movement of the lobes; however, by Alien Resurrection the entire egg was made to ripple as it opened.
There is another method in creating egg without any need of Queen's presence which called eggmorphing. Though this method of reproduction was ignored by official sources after its early shots of the scene that shows how this method works were cut though partially reinstated in Director's Cut version of Alien , the novelization of the Alien 3 states that both forms of reproduction are typical of the species, and that either can be used to create more Xenomorphs, dependent on the situation.
The process was unclear, but it is obvious that the victim that would be turned into an egg did not need to morphed alive, but was rather killed first.
Quotes from Ridley Scott seem to imply that Eggmorphing actually involves the human "host" serving simply as a source of nutrients or "yolk" for the growing Egg which feeds on the host like a parasite , rather than physically becoming the Egg itself, as is typically assumed.
A facehugger is the second stage in the Alien's life cycle. It has eight long finger-like legs which allow it to crawl rapidly, and a long tail adapted for making great leaps.
These particular appendages give it an appearance somewhat comparable to chelicerate arthropods such as arachnids and horseshoe crabs.
The facehugger is a parasitoid; its only purpose is to make contact with the host's mouth for the implantation process, by gripping its legs around the victim's head and wrapping its tail around the host's neck.
Upon making contact, the facehugger tightens its tail around the host's neck in order to render it unconscious through oxygen deprivation.
The facehugger then inserts a proboscis down the host's throat, supplying it with oxygen while simultaneously implanting an embryo.
Attempts to remove facehuggers generally prove fatal, as the parasitoid will respond by tightening its tail around the host's neck, and its acidic blood prevents it from being safely cut away.
In addition, its grip on the host's head is strong enough to tear the host's face off if it is forcibly removed. Giger's original design for the facehugger was a much larger creature with eyes and a spring-loaded tail.
Later, in response to comments from the filmmakers, Giger reduced the creature's size substantially. At first, Giger assumed that the facehugger would wrap around the outside of the astronaut's helmet, but Scott decided that it would have far more impact if the facehugger were revealed once the helmet was removed.
Scott and Giger realized that the facehugger should burn through the helmet's faceplate with its acid blood; subsequent redesigns of the space helmet included a far larger faceplate to allow for this.
Dan O'Bannon initially conceived the facehugger as somewhat resembling an octopus, possessing tentacles. However, when he received H. Giger's designs, which substituted tentacles with fingerlike digits, he found Giger's design concept to be superior.
Since no one was available at the time, O'Bannon decided to design the facehugger prop himself. The technical elements of the musculature and bone were added by Ron Cobb.
Giger's initial design for the smaller facehugger had the fingers facing forward, but O'Bannon's redesign shifted the legs to the side.
When the foam rubber sculpture of the facehugger was produced, O'Bannon asked that it should remain unpainted, believing the rubber which resembled human skin was more plausible.
In Aliens , the facehuggers were redesigned by the late Stan Winston so that they would be capable of movement.
Unlike the creatures in the first film, the creatures would take a much more active role in impregnating their victims.
When Ripley throws one off her, the facehugger was now capable of scuttling across the floor and leaping at its prey, wrapping its tail around the victim's throat.
Due to the film's budget, only two fully working facehuggers were built. In Alien 3 , another addition, a "super-facehugger" that would carry the embryo of the queen Alien, was planned but ultimately dropped.
The super-facehugger is briefly glimpsed in the Assembly cut of Alien 3 , but not identified as such. This face-hugger's role in carrying the Queen embryo was equivalent with Praetorian Facehuggers, though instead of carrying an embryo that grows into the Queen straight away, said embryo would grow into Praetorians, the miniature version of the Queen.
After implantation, facehuggers die and the embryo's host wakes up afterwards showing no considerable outward negative symptoms.
Symptoms build acutely after detachment of the facehugger, the most common being sore throat, slight nausea, increased congestion and moderate to extreme hunger.
In later stages where the incubation period is extended in preparation of a queen birth, symptoms will include a shortness of breath, exhaustion, and hemorrhaging detectable through biological scanners and present in nosebleeds or other seemingly random bleeding incidents , as well as chest pains inflicted either in lack of chest space due to the chestburster's presence, or even premature attempts to escape the host.
The incubating embryo takes on some of the host's DNA or traits, such as bipedalism, quadrupedalism or possessing the mandibles of a Predator and other body structure changes.
Over the course of 1 to 24 hours, indeterminable in some cases, and sometimes up to a week, in the case of some queens, the embryo develops into a chestburster, at which point it emerges, violently and fatally ripping open the chest of the host.
There is no on-screen explanation of the reasons for the different incubation times. The chestburster was designed by Alien director Ridley Scott and constructed by special effects artist Roger Dicken.
Giger had produced a model of a chestburster that resembled a "degenerate plucked turkey" and was far too large to fit inside a ribcage. Much to Giger's dismay, his model reduced the production team to fits of laughter on sight.
Scott drafted a series of alternative designs for the chestburster based on the philosophy of working "back from the adult to the child" and ultimately produced "something phallic.
This concept would be abandoned in Alien Resurrection and subsequent films. When a chestburster erupts from the body of its host, it is less than 1 foot 30 cm tall.
However, it soon undergoes a dramatic growth spurt, reaching adult size in a matter of hours; in Alien the chestburster had grown to 2 meters 6.
The chestburster is shown to have molted before reaching maturity. In Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem Alien warriors are shown who are still growing, showing shedding skin.
In the unrated cut, the Predalien is shown actively wiping off its final molted skin at the film's start.
Aliens take on various forms depending on the characteristics of their hosts. Most of the Aliens seen to date have been human-spawned, but a number of Aliens born from other hosts and newly created variants have also been seen.
This also includes those that exclusively seen in video games and comic book series of both the main franchise or AVP franchise.
The quadrupedal Alien variant from Alien 3. The "Dog Alien" also jokingly referred to as the "Bambi burster", or "Runner Alien" in the expanded universe stories , was introduced in Alien 3.
The creature itself shares the same basic physical conformation and instincts as the other Aliens shown in the previous films, although there are several differences due to the host it was spawned from a dog in the theatrical cut, an ox in the DVD assembly cut.
The Dog Alien in its Chestburster form is a miniature version of the adult, unlike the larva-like human spawned chestbursters.
The adult is primarily quadrupedal, has digitigrade hind legs and lacks the dorsal tubes of the human-spawned variety. In Alien Resurrection , due to significant genetic tampering in an attempt to recover DNA from the deceased Ellen Ripley and the Alien Queen within her, the resulting cloned Aliens show a number of minor human traits.
The cloned Queen inherits a womb, and as a result it ceases to lay eggs and gives birth to a humanoid mutant. Physically, the human-Alien Newborn is very different from its brethren, being larger, with pale, translucent skin, a skull-shaped face with eyes, a human tongue and complete absence of a tail.
The Newborn fails to bond with its Alien Queen mother, and kills it. Instead, the Newborn sees the Ripley clone as a surrogate parent.
The Newborn creature was originally scripted by Joss Whedon as being an eyeless, ivory-white quadruped with red veins running along the sides of its head.
It had an inner jaw, with the addition of a pair of pincers on the sides of its head. These pincers would have been used to immobilize its prey as it drained it of blood through the inner jaw.
The creature was also meant to rival the Queen in size. The Newborn's eyes and nose were added to improve its expressions to make it a character, rather than just a "killing machine", and give it depth as a character.
Jeunet was adamant about the Newborn having genitalia, a mix of both sexes. However, Fox was uncomfortable and even Jeunet felt "even for a Frenchman, it's too much.
The Newborn animatronic required nine puppeteers and was the most complex animatronic in the film. This variation is the result of a facehugger impregnating a Predator.
The "Predalien" was first depicted in a painting by Dave Dorman, and subsequently featured in the Aliens vs.
Predator comics and games. A Predalien chestburster debuts in the final scene of Alien vs. Predator , but it is not seen until Aliens vs.
Predator: Requiem that an adult hybrid makes its first movie appearance. The Predalien shares many characteristics with its host, such as long hair-like appendages, mandibles, skin color and similar vocalizations.
It is a large, bulky creature, and possesses physical strength greater than that of human-spawned Aliens. Like human-born Aliens, it is also shown to be stronger than its host species, as evidenced by its ability to pin, push, and knock a Predator away with ease.
The Predalien seen in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem was also a Queen, as it also possessed the ability to impregnate human hosts with multiple Alien embryos before molt into a true Queen.
The more canonical versions of predaliens however, are portrayed as heavy shock troopers of the Xenomorph hive, utilizing their brute strength for dealing the heavy blow upon their enemies.
Ridley Scott's film Prometheus , originally conceived as a direct prequel to Alien , ends with the birth of a creature noted for its similarity to those in the Alien franchise.
Scott christened the creature the "Deacon" in reference to its oblong head, which resembles a bishop's miter. Designer Neal Scanlan said that the Deacon's appearance had to reflect its complex genetic heritage: "It came from Shaw and Holloway, which then produced the Trilobite, which impregnated the Engineer, which then mixed its DNA with the Trilobite.
We tried to hold on to some of Shaw, some femininity since it was born of a female before being born of a male. According to Scanlan, the Deacon "represented the beginning of Giger's Alien, although it did not directly resemble that creature".
The designers based the Deacon's skin on horse placenta, in an effort to give it an iridescent quality "between horrific and beautiful".
Its pharyngeal jaw was inspired by that of the goblin shark. When discussing the film's connection to Alien , the cowriter named Damon Lindelof asked: "Do you need to see a xenomorph bursting out of the human body?
And how do we do it in a way that you haven't seen before? Neomorphs are creatures which unlike Deacon, are true siblings of both Protomorphs and original Xenomorph race.
They are indirectly created by David 8 when polluted Engineers' settlement on Paradise, and had an important role in his experiments for Protomorph creation.
In terms of behavior, the Neomorph is far more feral and animal-like than a typical Xenomorph, to the point that even their newborn form is highly aggressive and dangerous when they will attack anyone on sight.
Their animalistic nature may suggest a lack of intelligence in comparison to their counterpart. Unlike the Xenomorphs, Neomorphs are more organic in appearance and lack biomechanical aspects.
Neomorphs are notably seen consuming the flesh of humans they have killed unlike Xenomorphs who more concerned in expanding their hive and amassing an army of their brethren while rarely eating their enemies' flesh.
According to David 8, the Engineer's black liquid mutagen was intended to create hybrid creatures like the Neomorph that would instinctively hunt down and kill all non-botanical, animal life in an ecosystem - "the meat".
Notably, when one Neomorph encountered David 8, it apparently recognized that he was a synthetic android - and thus instead of attacking him, simply stood still and regarded him in confusion.
Xenomorphs, in contrast, have been observed attacking synthetics - possibly another example of their greater intelligence compared to Neomorphs, whose behavior seems to be based more on animal instinct.
Pollution by black liquid produced a number of Neomorph Eggsacks on the ground. These Eggsacks looked like small, black, spherical, fungus-like growths on the ground that when disturbed would release a cloud of microscopic spores motes into the air.
Neomorph motes are microscopic spore-like embryo that came out from an eggsack in response of it being disturbed.
Once came out, they flew and entered nearby host organism through any open orifice — such as the nostrils or ear canal.
Once a host is infected with the airborne contagion, the spores would enter the bloodstream and proceed to develop into a Bloodburster to grow inside of them until they violently puncture the skin and claws their way out of the host's body.
This process is notably similar to the Xenomorph Chestburster, although the exact point of emergence varies depending on how the host was infected.
For instance, should the spore entered the ear, it will bursts out of the host's head. Initially, the creature is born with arms and legs and moves in a quadrupedal manner, reminiscent of a Runner, but as they grow, the Neomorph adopts a bipedal stance.
The creature has pale whitish-gray skin with a somewhat translucent appearance, attributes that resemble those of a Hammerpede.
The Neomorph features a fleshy tail tipped with spikes, which can be used as a devastating slashing and battering weapon, and a large number of silvery fangs in their mouth, which appears circular when closed.
Notably, individual Neomorphs appear to display physical variance. For instance, one of the creatures featured a pair of sharp, bony dorsal spikes on their back that assisted them in breaking out of their host, whereas the other individual encountered lacked these features.
Their blood is thick and yellow in color, but notably not acidic. Unlike a typical Xenomorph, Neomorphs do not possess an extendable inner jaw which can be used to attack.
Also, while the teeth of a Xenomorph's outer jaws are usually visible, a Neomorph's jawline is nearly invisible when closed. David's Xenomorphs also known as Protomorphs are strains of xenomorphs he personally created, which confirmed the fact that Xenomorphs are products of Engineers' black liquid with a parasitic wasp as genetic material to create his first Xenomorphs.
While virtually identical to original Xenomorph strain featured so far, this Xenomorph strain possesses notable differences that set it apart from its mainstream cousins due to more crude appearance than another.
Notably, they lack any biomechanical features and their limbs are longer, thinner and muscular, with gaps appearing in their arm pits.
The shoulders and dorsal tubes are noticeably different, being smaller and thinner. David's Xenomorphs also has a thinner, sleeker tail that ends with a small barb or stinger.
Even with these differences, these Xenomorph strains still as deadly as their cousins since they share same powers and abilities, including their armor-piercing inner jaws.
Protomorph Facehuggers had more crude appearance than regular facehuggers because area where reddish wrinkled area between forelegs had flat smooth surface with the same coloration as the rest of its body instead of reddish wrinkled look.
The digits are notably different as they are thinner and while their actual span may be the same as typical Facehuggers, the size in between knuckles is different, notably the size of the digits from body to the first knuckles is smaller.
Protomorph Facehugger is also weaker than regular facehuggers due to easily removed from the victim's face and being slow in strangling the victim with the tail, but makes up of this weakness with their incredible speed and agility and ability to impregnate its host within seconds of attachment that made their ability to a host alive and in a coma redundant, otherwise optional as they would only need to remain attached long enough to implant the Chestburster.
Though sharing the same recklessness with regular facehuggers, protomorph facehugger was intelligent enough to analyze its situation: One of these facehuggers shown quickly retreating when the targeted host was too aggressive, but upon seeing another viable host, it immediately sprang from its cover and attacked.
All in all, protomorph facehuggers' physiology is more designed for speed and hasty infestation instead of incapacitating. The differences in the Drone of this Xenomorph race extend to its Chestburster form which had more developed limbs like Dragon the Runner Xenomorph in Alien 3.
Alternate form of mature xenomorph that so far, only appeared in video games. In appearance, Pretorians can be considered as miniature version of the Queen due to their similar color and physical structures.
Unlike Queens, however, Praetorians do not possess a second pair of arms on their chest, and their jaws, filled with metallic teeth, are comparable to lower Xenomorph castes.
Like Queens, Praetorians typically possess longer dorsal tubes that end in a sharp point when compared to other Xenomorphs that possess these appendages.
Praetorians are dark in color, typically black but sometimes blackish-blue, and stand over 10 feet Despite this size, they are almost as fast and agile as their smaller Xenomorph siblings.
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