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<blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 9438167" data-attributes="member: 11760">I have recently rewatched all of them, but haven't seen Romulus yet.That's not the expectation. They are bioweapons (either designed or discovered by the Engineers -- we don't really know, no matter what David claims, since we saw a clear Alien queen depicted on the wall of the hold full of cylinders in Prometheus) and intended to be planet killers.Presumably, the Engineers either had a way of cleansing said planets of xenos afterwards, or they're OK with just salting the earth and moving onto another planet.Presumably they came across a world with xenos that hadn't been cleansed.Well, we saw a facehugger in a jar in Avatar 1: Dances with Naavi, so it's not a crazy idea.And not having seen any other Avatar movies, that doesn't change much, since both franchises feature corporate dystopias with either the ability to get the military to do their dirty work or private mercenaries, which feels compatible.Classified.In the AVP fork, Yutani shows up at the end of Requiem. The movie will give you sanity damage, though.Do you mean the space jockey? An Engineer, as seen in Prometheus.I don't know there's any reason to believe that there was advanced native life on that world.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whizbang Dustyboots, post: 9438167, member: 11760"] I have recently rewatched all of them, but haven't seen Romulus yet. That's not the expectation. They are bioweapons (either designed or discovered by the Engineers -- we don't really know, no matter what David claims, since we saw a clear Alien queen depicted on the wall of the hold full of cylinders in Prometheus) and intended to be planet killers. Presumably, the Engineers either had a way of cleansing said planets of xenos afterwards, or they're OK with just salting the earth and moving onto another planet. Presumably they came across a world with xenos that hadn't been cleansed. Well, we saw a facehugger in a jar in Avatar 1: Dances with Naavi, so it's not a crazy idea. And not having seen any other Avatar movies, that doesn't change much, since both franchises feature corporate dystopias with either the ability to get the military to do their dirty work or private mercenaries, which feels compatible. Classified. In the AVP fork, Yutani shows up at the end of Requiem. The movie will give you sanity damage, though. Do you mean the space jockey? An Engineer, as seen in Prometheus. I don't know there's any reason to believe that there was advanced native life on that world. [/QUOTE]

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