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6/25/2025, 4:53:38 AM
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>It comes down to how OP the xenos are on a cellular level i,e, the thing vs the blob
Not really either. It operates on a cellular level but it can't invent joints and tendons and mechanical motion out of nowhere, it needs enough mass to combine it into that tissue. It can use basically anything but it still needs to be in that shape. Like the Thing Blood Test wouldn't work on necromorphs.
But at the same time, that's all that really matters, organic mass is just organic mass to them, they're functionally dead. Eject into space, starve them, they don't care, they don't breathe or sleep or eat. Marker gives them all the energy they could ever want.
The Blob might actually win over a necromorph invasion, because the bare minimum the necromorphs need is for something to be dead and punching the Blob isn't going to do much, and it's also not sentient enough to psychically control.
Thing would probably get Marker'd, it's too smart.
>It comes down to how OP the xenos are on a cellular level i,e, the thing vs the blob
Not really either. It operates on a cellular level but it can't invent joints and tendons and mechanical motion out of nowhere, it needs enough mass to combine it into that tissue. It can use basically anything but it still needs to be in that shape. Like the Thing Blood Test wouldn't work on necromorphs.
But at the same time, that's all that really matters, organic mass is just organic mass to them, they're functionally dead. Eject into space, starve them, they don't care, they don't breathe or sleep or eat. Marker gives them all the energy they could ever want.
The Blob might actually win over a necromorph invasion, because the bare minimum the necromorphs need is for something to be dead and punching the Blob isn't going to do much, and it's also not sentient enough to psychically control.
Thing would probably get Marker'd, it's too smart.
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