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Description
Name: Hack-Jack
Size: 3 cm
Class: Creature
Habitat: Unknown

Families of veterans lost to the Grimm often wonder why so many people must die when robots can do the job minus the casualties. The answer lies in this tiny enigmatic Grimm.

Hack-Jacks are the Grimm's specialists in electronic warfare, capable of hacking even the most secure terminals with ease. This in addition to the electro-magnetic field the emit that makes them nearly invisible to synthetic sensors, and it is no wonder that mankind is forced to fight Grimm in person and on foot.

Little is known about Hack-Jacks beyond battlefield observation as they self-destruct through unknown purposes when killed. It is unknown how they feed, how they breed, where they live, what kind of social structure they have, etc. All that is known is that whenever any kind of synthetic soldier is sent into Grimm territory these bug-like creatures show up seemingly out of no where and turn the robots against their masters. Indeed, more lives have been lost to conscripted machines than have been saved by sending robots in in place of people.

Interestingly, Hack-Jacks never seem to wander into non-Grimm territory. This has brought some wildlife experts to believe that Hack-Jacks are entirely defensive in nature, and interesting contradiction to most Grimm.

The name, in case you didn't figure it out, is a play on the words 'Hacker' and 'Hijack', in addition to that hack rhymes with jack and Jack is a common faceless noun.
I got the idea for this after hacking countless spectres in the AWESOME game that is Titanfall

Description
Name: Hack-Jack
Size: 3 cm
Class: Creature
Habitat: Unknown

Families of veterans lost to the Grimm often wonder why so many people must die when robots can do the job minus the casualties. The answer lies in this tiny enigmatic Grimm.

Hack-Jacks are the Grimm's specialists in electronic warfare, capable of hacking even the most secure terminals with ease. This in addition to the electro-magnetic field the emit that makes them nearly invisible to synthetic sensors, and it is no wonder that mankind is forced to fight Grimm in person and on foot.

Little is known about Hack-Jacks beyond battlefield observation as they self-destruct through unknown purposes when killed. It is unknown how they feed, how they breed, where they live, what kind of social structure they have, etc. All that is known is that whenever any kind of synthetic soldier is sent into Grimm territory these bug-like creatures show up seemingly out of no where and turn the robots against their masters. Indeed, more lives have been lost to conscripted machines than have been saved by sending robots in in place of people.

Interestingly, Hack-Jacks never seem to wander into non-Grimm territory. This has brought some wildlife experts to believe that Hack-Jacks are entirely defensive in nature, and interesting contradiction to most Grimm.

The name, in case you didn't figure it out, is a play on the words 'Hacker' and 'Hijack', in addition to that hack rhymes with jack and Jack is a common faceless noun.
I got the idea for this after hacking countless spectres in the AWESOME game that is Titanfall