Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind, and this is The Monster Fact.

A short-form series from stuff to blow your mind focusing on mythical creatures, ideas,

and monsters in time.

When I wrapped up the last monster fact episode concerning the alien universe, I mentioned that I'd

be back with at least one more installment that is provided alien

Romulus gave us anything new to ponder and it certainly did. So here we are once

more going to discuss the many strange and horrifying ways that xenobiology can interact

with human physiology in this series.

Fair warning, this episode is going to feature spoilers for Romulus as well as other alien films and bits of related media.

First and foremost, we have to remember that even the Corsinomorph life cycle is one of horrific and deadly hybridity.

The adult xenomorph is inherently a combination of alien and host DNA.

Agent A0 slash 3 1959 X.91 slash 15, the Black Gu works as an evolutionary accelerant on most biological

modes of life in the series, pushing them into stranger, more hostile, and

more durable forums.

So most of the individual forums and lifestyle stages we've discussed so far can be thought of as the most likely forms

and morphs of xenomorphic life. But many other paths are possible. This is

especially true when human, engineer, or Android scientific manipulation

changes the shape of things to come.

In 1997's alien resurrection, set 200 years after the events of alien 3 in the year

281, we encounter United Systems Military Scientists who have not only created numerous clones of long dead Ellen Ripley, but also the

Xenomorph queen that was growing inside her at the moment of her death.

Their results are numerous Ripley clones with varying degrees of xenomorphic biology, as well as an alien

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