By infecting several hosts with multiple embryos, the small town in the film is quickly overrun by the hybrid and its cohorts. While most Xenomorph outbreaks are bad enough within the Alien franchise, the hybrid’s run in Alien Versus Predator: Requiem gets out of hand exponentially, simply because the hybrid is able to spawn many Xenomorphs at a rapid pace. Not only that, hosts infected by the hybrid are implanted with three Xenomorph embryos, as opposed to one. The hybrid’s most dangerous ability is something entirely unique to itself, the ability to infect host species with Xenomorph embryos without the use of a face-hugger. The hybrid possesses physical traits of both Aliens and Predators alike while melding the instincts and intelligence of both species. This is not the first time a Xenomorph has had this unique, multi-infecting ability, as in Alien Versus Predator: Requiem, the Predator clan featured in the film hunts down the newly spawned Predator-Alien hybrid as it terrorizes a small town in the United States. While this is dangerous enough on its own, the implication that more people could be infected in the same manner and rapidly spawn several dangerous Xenomorphs means that Cruz’s mission aboard Epsilon Station may be much harder than both he and Weyland-Yutani originally anticipated. As Cruz begins capturing the chest-burster, a second erupts from the man’s mouth and begins attacking a nearby colonial marine.

The Alpha Alien appears to have the potential to snowball out of control, as Cruz quickly executes a man infected by the Alpha Xenomorph only to witness a chest-burster erupt from the deceased man’s chest. Related: How Alien Vs Predator: Requiem's Hunter Connects To Pulp FictionĪlien #3 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Salvador Larroca picks up where the previous issue left off as the Alpha Alien continues to evade capture.

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