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Some special attention to some of my non-standard Predator characters.

"Hunter" and his Xenomorph trophy skull, called Wingman, is quite a pair. Started up as a background character of Suni's ask blog - making appearances as an example whenever questions about the Predator culture was involved. "Hunter" has developed a strong bond with his first trophy, who seems to only talk back to the hunter who killed him. The questions are, is the Xenomorph trophy really haunted, or does "Hunter" suffering of some type of mental issue?

The conjoined twins, Kiloun & Kaloun who are joined by the hip - Kaloun is the dominant twin, who carries the weight of both of them, he's far more physically capable than his smaller, parasitic brother, Kiloun. The rare condition handicapped their success as hunters, but with an early interest with weapon making, they built a respective position as blacksmiths. The brothers motto is; "they got double the production, skill, and experience, of what a single blacksmith would".
The twins had their first appearance in the line-up of "Death Islanders ", I've grown quite found of them as I haven't seen many or any conjoined Predator characters around.

Vex is one of my the oldest characters, and the one who's gone through the most controversial ideals of what a Yaut'ja should have to endure; from pregnancy, symbiotic partnership, and transforming mutations. Thought the products of his ordeals have had some positive impacts, like his daughter R'ka (Ra for short), who has grown to become a very decorated hunter and shamine (female-shaman). But Vex is developing toward a grim future, with the Xenomorphic limbs that were bonded to his body by a parasitic symbiont, calling itself Synac, are slowly infecting him.

Characters © *XenoPredDragon
Predator/Yaut'ja © Stan Winston
Alien/Xenomorphs © H.R Giger
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Sketching, drawing and coloring done at; Corel Painter Essentails 4.

Description
Some special attention to some of my non-standard Predator characters.

"Hunter" and his Xenomorph trophy skull, called Wingman, is quite a pair. Started up as a background character of Suni's ask blog - making appearances as an example whenever questions about the Predator culture was involved. "Hunter" has developed a strong bond with his first trophy, who seems to only talk back to the hunter who killed him. The questions are, is the Xenomorph trophy really haunted, or does "Hunter" suffering of some type of mental issue?

The conjoined twins, Kiloun & Kaloun who are joined by the hip - Kaloun is the dominant twin, who carries the weight of both of them, he's far more physically capable than his smaller, parasitic brother, Kiloun. The rare condition handicapped their success as hunters, but with an early interest with weapon making, they built a respective position as blacksmiths. The brothers motto is; "they got double the production, skill, and experience, of what a single blacksmith would".
The twins had their first appearance in the line-up of "Death Islanders ", I've grown quite found of them as I haven't seen many or any conjoined Predator characters around.

Vex is one of my the oldest characters, and the one who's gone through the most controversial ideals of what a Yaut'ja should have to endure; from pregnancy, symbiotic partnership, and transforming mutations. Thought the products of his ordeals have had some positive impacts, like his daughter R'ka (Ra for short), who has grown to become a very decorated hunter and shamine (female-shaman). But Vex is developing toward a grim future, with the Xenomorphic limbs that were bonded to his body by a parasitic symbiont, calling itself Synac, are slowly infecting him.

Characters © *XenoPredDragon
Predator/Yaut'ja © Stan Winston
Alien/Xenomorphs © H.R Giger
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Sketching, drawing and coloring done at; Corel Painter Essentails 4.