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This larvae consumes the host causing them to liquify and change to a melted apearance as the larvae grows into an egg. You see the crew being consumed and the eggs growing in the extended version of Alien which is on the Bluray version.
Ridley and Giger origianly wanted an alien queen in the story but kept it out to stay on budget. James Cameron for the sequil got acces to all sketches and scripts and chose to write the queen back in.
Add spoiler to your title as it will ruin the story for those new to the game.
First one that burst out could of been a queen. Or a queen came later, from the old fashioned way of making eggs.
"AvPGalaxy – Was there any point in which the Alien Queen actually made a presence in the story of the game and how would that have played out?
Will Porter – No, she was always as previously described – there but unseen, for fear that the player would expect a battle. I think that, ultimately, we made the right choice. There were many meetings in which we discussed having vague hints at her presence but, to borrow a Dan Abnett phrase, it was too ‘on the nose’. She’s down there somewhere, in amongst the cacophony, but Ripley was lucky enough not to bump into her."
This!!!
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