What is the most scariest Sci-Fi Creature/Race?
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XENOMORPHS!
Bloody xenomorphs!
You know mooks, they could very well be reasoned with. But this thing? No. You are not going to survive if one, or god help you, a colony is on your planet. Evolution seems to have made the perfect bio weapon, and nothing, NOTHING, will stop it. Nukes? It will survive. Guns? It will survive. Fire? That stuns it. STUNS! Nothing sort of blasting it out of a goddamn airlock will do anything, and still it probably will survive.
Oh god, please, if these things exist, and they are heading for us, please, have mercy.
Bloody xenomorphs!
You know mooks, they could very well be reasoned with. But this thing? No. You are not going to survive if one, or god help you, a colony is on your planet. Evolution seems to have made the perfect bio weapon, and nothing, NOTHING, will stop it. Nukes? It will survive. Guns? It will survive. Fire? That stuns it. STUNS! Nothing sort of blasting it out of a goddamn airlock will do anything, and still it probably will survive.
Oh god, please, if these things exist, and they are heading for us, please, have mercy.
Honestly? I'm going to go with the Core from Total Annihilation.
For one thing, they CAME FROM their enemy (the Arm, AKA humanity), they know their enemy, they know their enemy can be reasoned with if only they would try. They don't care. They see the complete destruction of the entire fucking universe* as reasonable escalation of warfare. All because they don't like non-robotic sentient life. Well, all that, and they can build entire armies in about a day, starting from one little robot.
*They seriously did this in The Core Contingency. Ok, so the way they did it keeps one commander alive. Which is enough to rebuild their entire civilization.
For one thing, they CAME FROM their enemy (the Arm, AKA humanity), they know their enemy, they know their enemy can be reasoned with if only they would try. They don't care. They see the complete destruction of the entire fucking universe* as reasonable escalation of warfare. All because they don't like non-robotic sentient life. Well, all that, and they can build entire armies in about a day, starting from one little robot.
*They seriously did this in The Core Contingency. Ok, so the way they did it keeps one commander alive. Which is enough to rebuild their entire civilization.
This, or the flood itself.SakSak said:Tyranids. It's the combination of the Flood, the Zerg and the Borg. Gestaltic hive-mind intelligence, every single member is psychic, rapid and directed evolution that constantly adapts to your weapons, tactics and even your genetic structure. What one member sees, the entire collective knows.
And when they swarm you and yoy get steamrolled, they take what is useful in your biological makeup and incorporate it. The rest of you is turned into organic paste which is then used to grow more of them. They devour entire planets free of any and all useful materials.
They are hunger incarnate.
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They do not speak, they do not bargain, they do not show mercy. They only destroy.
They do not desire our resources, or planets, our technology. They only destroy.
They do not wage war for any logical reason, striking without provocation and leaving only ashes in their wake. They only destroy.
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When they came for us the first time, they nearly annihilated us, and though we defeated them, our homeworld was lost to us in the process. We thought at the time that we had prevailed against, if not the bulk of Shivan forces, at least a significant portion of their strength.
In the time before the Shivans returned, we allowed ourselves to believe we had become superior - our technology had advanced significantly in the 30 years since the dark days of The Great War, and the first actions against the second Shivan invasion seemed to confirm that we were now on an equal footing with our Great War nemesis, that the Destroyer was no longer to be dreaded.
We were wrong - the Shivan force that almost ended two stellar empires was naught but a small scouting party. The force arrayed against us was was invincible, fleet after fleet of vessels stronger than our most powerful ship, the product of over 20 years of development and construction - a ship we envisioned would serve to defend us should the Shivans ever return. Our hubris was nearly our undoing.
We could do nothing but retreat before their hosts - that we still live is only because their fleet did not push further into our borders, instead encircling one of our more populous system's star, thus giving us the chance to retreat and cut off the jump points linking that system to the rest of our GTVA space. While we were carrying out the evacuation, the Shivans somehow triggered a supernova - we do not understand how or why, we only know that many of the Shivan juggernauts used the star's death throes to jump... somewhere.
We can only pray that collapsing the jump points keeps the gate barred, though we do not know where their first fleet came from, or where this new fleet went. In them we see the doom of all life.
I'm going to vote Tyranids because they scare the wits out of every single other race that lays eyes on them.
Or I could vote the Borg, as when the writers don't give the Heroes an IWIN button to defeat them, they are unstoppable. This could also be said for the Daleks, who only ever lose when an IWIN button is given to the Doctor.
Combine Advisors, now they scare me just because of how powerful they have shown themselves to be, and they've made Alyx and Gordon helpless to watch someone else's demise.
Then there are the Krogen, who on their own are pretty pathetic, but in a group can be quite a force to be reckoned with.
Or I could vote the Borg, as when the writers don't give the Heroes an IWIN button to defeat them, they are unstoppable. This could also be said for the Daleks, who only ever lose when an IWIN button is given to the Doctor.
Combine Advisors, now they scare me just because of how powerful they have shown themselves to be, and they've made Alyx and Gordon helpless to watch someone else's demise.
Then there are the Krogen, who on their own are pretty pathetic, but in a group can be quite a force to be reckoned with.
