Scariest fictional alien species, in your opinion

In your opinion, what is the scariest alien species in any fictional universe?

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  • Lol! ๐Ÿ˜† So far none of them scare me, and I am very secure in my own insanity (๐Ÿ˜œ๐Ÿคช๐Ÿ˜›) to happily say The Predator is by far the most attractive and sexiest (fictional alien) to Me.๐Ÿ˜

    ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜

  • edited March 2025

    @pmvines ๐Ÿ˜†

    Well, OP asked...My friend! ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ

    Oh wait, perhaps "God" is YOUR answer to his question. If so, my mistake and carry on. ๐Ÿ‘

  • My gut answer is the xenomorphs from the "Alien" franchise. I might think about it and give a different answer tomorrow

  • Nothing comes to mind immediately. I will say that anything that looks like a really big bug would probably do it though.

  • Tyranids from Warhammer 40K, easily
    They make the xenomorphs look like a small cockroach infestation

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    At first, I felt all cuddly for Diana.

    But she became scary when she swallowed an agouti, underwent a skin peeling, and then violated Earth's TOS.

  • @TxTom That isn't V, is it?

  • 'Tis.

    Can't wait for OP's next thread:
    Scariest non-fictional alien species

  • edited March 2025

    Joy Behar.

  • While not scary looking, if the Reapers from Mass Effect actually came to earth we'd be screwed

  • [Deleted User]easylike (deleted user)

    The "Thing"

  • edited March 2025

    That is a good question; I'm not sure. "The Thing" was definitely scary.

    @Gamer1992: Yes, Tyranids are definitely frightening and over the top, like everything in that delightfully dark setting. I used to play Nids some years ago when I got into 40K for the painting but stayed for a few editions for the tabletop gaming. Also like Gene Stealer Cults as an ally and a chance to paint vehicles and apply weatheribg techniques my dad taught me from his hobby of painting WW2 models.

    My main faction though was daemons. I enjoyed painting Nurgle daemons the most and in general think that daemons are more frightening than Tyranids because while the bugs can eat your planet, daemons can functionally do so too and also eat your soul or torture you in creative ways forever.

    Still, I loved my Tyranids. I had a lot of fun with them.

  • Somehow this reminds me of the Knids in Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator. Probably the only SF monster to give me a nightmare. Though I was pretty young at the time.

  • @TxTom @GuyverGordon Even though V: the minseries and V: the Final Battle are both terribly dated now, campy, and crappy special effects, they were still really well thought-out and force the viewer to think.

    The "we had to get you out in a suitcase - don't you see, they HAVE to stay" scene always tugs at my heartstrings.

  • [Deleted User]CharlesGrove (deleted user)

    Quite honestly, there has never been any thing that we have imagined more terrifying than ourselves.

    Or, you know, entropyโ€ฆ

    But Fremen, because they remind me of what I struggle to live through every day. They were deliberately written to satirize the โ€œold ways of thinkingโ€ that the original creators of OG Star Trek had to constantly tiptoe around and placate.

    I sigh wistfully at thinking we were somehow beyond such thinkingโ€ฆ

  • Killer klowns! SO scary I've never been able to watch it ๐Ÿซฃ

  • The aliens from alien are only dangerous because of humans. Without humans they would hang out on their planet unable to breed until their eggs become unviable.

    I guess since it has to be an alien species it cannot be humans(my first pick), so I guess I would pick the Zerg.

  • Mork from Ork. That "Nanu-nanu" thing scares the bejeebers out of me!

  • Viltrumites

  • The aliens from alien are only dangerous because of humans. Without humans they would hang out on their planet unable to breed until their eggs become unviable.

    @JasonCuddles

    Well, ya know humans gotta exploit and make a profit anyway we can. ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ‘

  • The Cenobites from Hellraiser

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