These bad guys are the special Marvel version of the Xenomorphs

Like Xenomorphs, brood multiplies by forcing its eggs into other living organisms and using them as unwilling pregnant women. Egg eggs do not “hatch” like Xenomorph that do that. Instead, people with eggs of embrace see their body slowly seized and turned into a bosom, and their awareness is subject to the new brood. It is similar to a “Star Trek” organic version, although it is worth remembering the brood that precedes Borg before. Watch the process that plays below, in “Uncanny X-Men” #162, where Shi’ar Impierial Guardsman Fang turns into a soldier in the brood.

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In the movie “The Bray Saga”, the embrace (often called “Sleazoids” in the bow) is kidnapped because they want to add their mutant power to their cell. As such, they are all planted with eggs of future broods. The bosom had a cell structure, the queen and everything, before James Cameron presented the Queen of Xenomorph in 1986 “foreigners”.

The X-Men team spends most of the story at the borrowed time, waiting for the eggs of the brood in their system to seize it. Wolfirin, Najm No. 162, is saved through the healing factor and weighs whether he will have to kill his friends if they turn. One of the obstacles to the X-Men, which you will never see in the movie “Foreign”, is that it applies the icon of their non-nonsense even to the brood; They do not want to take any life, even the life of parasites, if they can help them.

The differences between Xenomorphs and Brood are clear, but similarities are more clear. “Alien” was released in 1979, so it was supposed to be new to the minds of people when the embrace appeared for the first time in 1982. It is safe to say that Xenomorphs, at least the original of “Alien”, inspired the brood because this effect appears elsewhere in “X-Men”.

in The 1982 interview book, “The X-Men Companion”, artist John Bern Drew Kitty Pride based on what I think is a young Sejurni and Verwar seemed to him. Of course, it erupted by playing Eileen Ribli in the “Ghariba”. Barent BYRNE, “X-Men” #143, Stars Kitty in honoring “foreigner”. She left Kitty alone at X-Mansion at Christmas time, Kitty must handle bad home invaders: N’Garai demon, which also resembles Xenomorphh a little less than brood.

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Civilization had limited manifestations outside the “X-Men” caricature; A largely changed version, which was renamed on the colony and with less Asino-like designs, appeared in the 1992 animation “X-Men” but this is related to. Will they appear in Marvel Studios’ To-Commar “X-Men” films? Or, since Disney owns Marvel and “Alien” now, will they give up an excuse and Pit the X-Men not against Xeno-ire, but the real thing?