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| − | [[File:Space-bug-zompire_thing.jpg|thumb|The "space-bug-zompire thing" attacks Buffy.]] |
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| + | |Image = Space-bug-zompire_thing.jpg |
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| + | |Appear = ''[[In Space No One Can Hear You Slay]]'' |
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| + | |Name = Space-bug-zompire-thing |
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| + | |Status = Extinct |
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| + | |Type = [[Spike's crew|Bug Demon]] turned [[zompire]] |
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| + | |Related Species =<br /> |
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| + | *[[Zompire]] |
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| + | *[[Spike's crew]] |
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| + | |Powers =<br /> |
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| + | * Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, and durability |
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| + | * Razor-sharp claws and teeth |
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| + | * Armored skin |
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| + | * Extendable secondary mouth |
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| − | The "''space-bug-zompire thing''" was the term [[Spike]] used to refer |
+ | The "'''space-bug-zompire thing'''" was the term [[Spike]] used to refer the end result of one of his [[Spike's crew|bug demon crewmates]] being [[sire]]d by a [[zompire]], creating a unique demon life-form . Due to the destruction of the [[Seed of Wonder]], the bug mutated into a monstrous, vampiric beast with insectoid attributes and a secondary mouth inside its jaws. Nonetheless, they retained vampire weaknesses and limitations such as sunlight. |
The first, and so far only, example of a "space-bug-zompire thing" was [[Irene]]. |
The first, and so far only, example of a "space-bug-zompire thing" was [[Irene]]. |
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==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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* The space-bug-zompire thing is actually a Xenomorph from the ''Alien'' film franchise. ''Aliens'' had previously been alluded to in the ''[[Angel (series)|Angel]]'' episode "[[Harm's Way]]", which established [[Weyland-Yutani]] as a top client of [[Wolfram & Hart]]. |
* The space-bug-zompire thing is actually a Xenomorph from the ''Alien'' film franchise. ''Aliens'' had previously been alluded to in the ''[[Angel (series)|Angel]]'' episode "[[Harm's Way]]", which established [[Weyland-Yutani]] as a top client of [[Wolfram & Hart]]. |
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| + | *A [[Predator]] made an appearance in ''[[City of Despair]]''. |
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| + | *This is the only instance of a non-[[human]] life form being sired. |
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The "space-bug-zompire thing" was the term Spike used to refer the end result of one of his bug demon crewmates being sired by a zompire, creating a unique demon life-form . Due to the destruction of the Seed of Wonder, the bug mutated into a monstrous, vampiric beast with insectoid attributes and a secondary mouth inside its jaws. Nonetheless, they retained vampire weaknesses and limitations such as sunlight.
The first, and so far only, example of a "space-bug-zompire thing" was Irene.
Appearances
Behind the scenes
- The space-bug-zompire thing is actually a Xenomorph from the Alien film franchise. Aliens had previously been alluded to in the Angel episode "Harm's Way", which established Weyland-Yutani as a top client of Wolfram & Hart.
- A Predator made an appearance in City of Despair.
- This is the only instance of a non-human life form being sired.