Anybody else thinks that it's too late to introduce a new stage in the creature's life cycle? I know Fede and the movie itself try to pass it off as Chestburster=>cocoon=>Xenomorph but neither Protomorphs nor Runners do this stage. So there is still canon room for the cocoon to be something exclusive to the Romulus Xenomorphs, since they were not "authentic" and possibly (whether by mistake or not) modified. In my headcanon it is either that or the Xenomorph later became a cocoon for whatever reason.

Personally, I really didn't like Alien: Earth, which was more like "Alien: Cellar". They completely rewrote the entire lore, the acting was very weak, the characters were all annoying, and the story and script were just cheesy and inconsistent, which made it feel like they used artificial intelligence to write it. They managed to completely emasculate the titular Alien, the Xenomorph, the most iconic and terrifying extraterrestrial creature ever, in the franchise.

But anyway, apart from that, there were some good parts and moments in the series that I really liked, including this tiny, seemingly innocent, tentacled parasitic creature that was transported (or rather, stowed away) on the USCSS Maginot. There were some pretty unexpected parts to this eyeball, including the part where it crawls into a sheep's eye, which I thought was pretty gross, but unfortunately it didn't get much screen time.

I found one part particularly funny, when it attacks the Xenomorph on the Maginot spaceship. The saying "small but powerful" really fits here. :D

Hey wassup everyone!!! I’m new to this wiki!!! I recently ordered Predator: Concrete Jungle. What other old school/classic Predator comics should I read?

Credit to @jungsnrk for creating the amazing art!

Disney owns both, so it could honestly happen.

If done right, it could can work for a small movie, cause the comics aren't enough, I want a movie.

It doesn't need to be with Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. This is one, where honestly, they should do it animated and maybe just straight to Hulu and Disney+.

There's a Batman Vs. Ninja Turtles movie, it's time we get Predator Vs. Wolverine.

Just watched predator badlands yesterday (love it you can tell the guy behind the last three predator movies is a long time fan of the franchise) I'll admit at first I was confused why this kalisk was treated as such a big deal then I saw it regenerating limbs and reattach its decapitated head in second and the first thing that came to mind was imagining how deadly it would have been if a facehugger somehow impregnated one like how cooked is everyone if the kaliskmorph became a thing?

In the 2004 film Aliens vs. Predator, three young Yautja brothers from the Isolated Clan, named Celtic, Chooper, and Scar, traveled to Earth to embark on an initiation hunt in an ancient Predator pyramid beneath the ice on Bouvet Island. While hunting and killing Xenomorph prey in Antarctica, they hoped to become Blooded-ranked Yautja.

Celtic was the leader and oldest member of the trio, an honest and respected hunter who preferred to rely on his own raw strength and size in combat. Chooper was the most reckless of the three brothers and was prone to risky behavior. However, he was unmatched in his skill with Scimitar weapons and Yautja technology. Unlike his brothers, Scar seemed to be a smarter fighter who used his senses and cunning to his advantage.

Who do you think was the best fighter and most effective hunter of the three brothers?

The Raven Xenomorph in Aliens: Colonial Marines appeared to be a terrifying and indestructible threat on the planet LV-426 at Hadley Hope's colony. It appeared to be an unknown species of Xenomorph encountered by the USS Sephora colonial marine squad. When I first played the game, the human features of the creature's face really scared me.

Do you think we are talking about an average Xenomorph that mutated after the Atmosphere Processor crashed, or a completely new species that could have originated from Hudson or a Space Jockey?

The new Plasma Sword

Great design and very good for combat.

Specimen 6 started a new hive. If any surviving xenos from BG-386 come across her new founded hive, would she show hostility to them? as the xenomorphs see other xenos from different hives as hostile and a threat to the hive. But here’s the thing - she was from the same hive as them so would she attack them I’m not sure.😂

This series is a textbook example of why it's not a good idea to write scripts with AI. Because it really seems as if the episodes weren't written by screenwriters.I could go on and on about the logical errors that caused the series to fall apart, especially in the last two episodes, but then I'd probably be sitting here in front of my computer until morning. (Of course, if anyone is interested in my longer opinion, I'd be happy to share it.)

Spoilers!

1: In short, my opinion is that the series is ruined mainly by the acting and the characters.

-Wendy kills a Xenomorph in the third episode, but by the end of the series she feels sorry for them and even yells at her brother?

-Wendy, how can give orders to Xenomporh from one end of the island to the other (and why did have to turn them into pets)?

-If Hybrids are important to Prodigy, why would they sacrifice billions of dollars by sending them to Maginot ship where there is a chance they will die?

These are just a few examples out of hundreds (!) that make up the entire series.

2: The sight would be nice, but we don't see much beyond sterile rooms, and the outside world is only shown occasionally.

-Xenomorph made from made of rubber with a budget of $250 million?

-And why is it that Xeno can kill an entire squad in seconds without anyone even shoot?

-Seriously, are all other creatures more dangerous and terrifying than Xeno in the ALIEN series?(shall I continue?)

3: I have mixed feelings about the music:

-I like the intro music, as well as the music that plays when Arthur dies, but it's a shame that there is too little horror and atmospheric synthesizer music in the series.

-The rock music that plays at the end of all episode is annoying and unusual.

-Sometimes "gentle and friendly" music plays that is completely inappropriate for the given scene.

Overall, this is a very poor series, about which I could write for hours. Inconsistent, stupid, and illogical writing and creativity-lacking directing, combined with irritating actors, ruined the series.Everything else that came out of the Alien franchise was much better than this! Only the fifth part was good, where the story made sense and the characters were acceptable. (If I were being really nice, I would say that the fourth and sixth parts were okay too, but I'd rather not say that.)

So, I noticed that this wiki isn’t particularly active. Even with the latest installment(though that one is in an alternate timeline). And part of me thinks that maybe that’s because the xenomorph and the predator didn’t need to get big ass franchises. Because let’s face it, there’s always something that weighs down every movie after the first. I’m not including the games and comics because that would make this too long.

Predator 2: Personally, the switch to an urban jungle isn’t the best transition. There’s also that weird side plot with those warring drug cartels. But I will say that a police procedural that deals with alien criminals does have potential(so long as it distances itself from the Yautja and the xenomorph).

Aliens: For all its B-movie charm and stylistic action, it still commits a grievous sin, and that is reducing the xenomorph race to a bunch of oversized insects instead of a possible cosmic horror entity, while also ditching the slow burn horror of the first movie. That said, it does well as the proto adaptation of Starship Troopers, and a lot better than the actual adaptation in terms of acting,

Predators: While taking place on an alien planet is a nice change of pace, there’s still the controversial plot around the Yautja abducting random humans and forcing them to compete in blood sports for their amusement. A far cry from the noble warrior race they were previously established as.

Alien 3 and Resuurection: Say what you will about Aliens, but if that ending didn’t make you smile, you ain’t human. And then they just fucking kill Newt and perform an autopsy on her. Dear god, these movies are so depressing that you’ll wanna blow your brains out.

The Predator: What else is there to say about this shit show that hasn’t already been said? Plays out like bad fan fiction.

Prometheus and Covenant: Arguably, people were more upset with the explanations in these two movies than in Aliens. Sure, let’s make the space jockey evil, sure, let’s make a misanthropic android the creator. It’s telling when the co-creator of the first movie lambasts the first prequel as the complete antithesis of the first movie. Because you know what’s smart? Letting us draw our own conclusions about things instead of shoehorning in answers(cough cough, Krampus movie, cough cough, The Giver). Although, admittedly, the philosophical angle does have its own appeal.

Prey and Romulus: plays things a bit too safe, don’t you think? Of course, Prey is just an apology for The Predator and Romulus balances out the prequels without removing them from the continuity. But they’re both stylish, I’ll give them that.

Killer Of Killers: The only difference between it and Predators is that the humans that were abducted already fought and killed a Yautja. Which is still not a good look for the Yautja.

Earth: Hah hah Ripley, the aliens reached earth, and all your efforts meant nothing. Seriously, that ice age stuff is just next level cringe. Also, I came into this expecting it to be a mini series, I don’t know if I can hold out for four more possible seasons.

And though Badlands is still a ways away from releasing, I can tell that it’s basically gonna be an apology for those AvP movies that aren’t worth discussing. Also, why’s everyone so mad about Earth decanonizing most Alien movies. Do y’all not release that some fans disregard the prequels and sequels too? Hell, some have even speculated that everything after Alien were nightmares Ripley experienced in cryosleep. And personally, I find that to be a fun theory, one that I’m more than welcome to accept. Is it childish? Yeah. But it works for me.

Tell me your thoughts on this long ass essay if you don’t mind

The Yutani Corporation page has mixed lore from Alien and AVP. First of all the AVP and Alien Yutanis have different logos and specialize in different fields (somewhat) and the Prometheus expanded materials state that the Yutani Corporation was created around the 2020s while in AVP (and there isn't even a fixed AVP timeline, literally almost every AVP entry contradicts each other lol) the Yutani Corporation existed in 2004 and probably earlier.

And there's the whole thing about Weyland-Yutani in Alien: Earth almost certainly existing before 2055, which contradicts the Alien RPG and a bunch of other entries that say WY was created in 2099. So we have two different Weyland-Yutani now. And there's already a Weyland Industries and a Weyland Corp page here, so something similar has happened before.