( Xenomorph Runner )

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Advertisement Xenopedia Runner Runner_2 Physical Description Height 6-7'2" Weight 200lbs - 320 lbs. Skin color Red-brown Distinctions Quadruped movement Domed skull Red-brown colored body Other Information Homeworld Potentially any planet Notable individuals The Dragon Crusher Other names Dog Alien Ox Alien Scout Alien Ripley, regarding the Dragon on Fiorina "Fury" 161 (from

Alien3 ) I haven't seen one exactly like this before. Moves differently.

The Runner,[1] also known as the Dog Alien, Ox Alien, The Dragon or Scout,[2] is an adult form of the species Xenomorph XX121 spawned from a quadrupedal host animal (such as a dog or an ox). Runners, as their name implies, are fast and agile, and can spit acid from their mouths. They are considered "stage IV" Xenomorphs and molt into Sentries once they've secured a hive and a regular source of hosts.

Runners have variously been portrayed as being slightly larger or slightly smaller than typical human-spawned Aliens, differences that no doubt derive from the animal that hosted the creature. However, the Runner encountered on Fiorina 161 was around 7 feet 5 inches tall when standing on its hind legs.

Advertisement Characteristics Runners are physically quite different to human-spawned Xenomorphs due to the species' tendency to "inherit" aspects of its host's physiology through the DNA reflex. In the case of the Runner, the adult has most notably taken on its host's quadruped posture, with digitigrade hind legs. Like Drones, Runners have smooth-domed carapaces, and they are also one of the few Xenomorphs not to have the distinctive dorsal tubes typical of many other castes. They also have a more barrel-shaped chest, similar to many quadrupedal animals. Their skin is tinted brownish-red as opposed to the more usual grey-black.[3]

While capable of standing and walking on their hind legs, Runners typically remain in their quadrupedal stance when moving and this makes them among the fastest Xenomorphs. They are equally capable of traversing floors, walls and ceilings at speed on all fours.[3] However, physically, Runners are not as tough as Drones,[4] relying on their speed and agility to outmaneuver threats rather than strength to overcome them. A Runner also tends to use its tail attack (which stuns the victim) more often than the Drone. They can also run into prey with crushing speed and weight.[4]

Advertisement Gestation Unlike other Chestbursters, in Alien3 the Runner is shown to be born nearly fully formed and only needs to grow larger.[3] Why this is so is never explicitly stated. However, in the Special Edition, where the Alien is spawned from an ox, it is hinted that this could be a result of the Chestburster being unable to escape its host's chest cavity at the typical interval (likely due to its higher structural rigidity), as the ox dies some time before the Chestburster hatches. Furthermore, the Special Edition Chestburster is considerably larger than a typical specimen when it finally emerges from the corpse, indicating it had already begun maturing within.[5]

Intelligence You really wanna bet this thing's that smart?" "Maybe I'll go find it. See how smart it is.

Aaron and Ripley (from Alien3) Runners, being generally fewer in number than other Xenomorph types, utilize stealth in their attacks, and have been known to take advantage of their ability to spit acid some distance, often hanging back from targets and striking from range, perhaps behind the cover of assaulting Drones,[6] Runners will often wait until their prey is alone before ambushing them, although they have been known to strike at members of larger groups if an opportune target presents itself.[3]

The intelligence of Runners is often debated. On Fiorina 161, instead of gathering live hosts for the soon-to-be-birthed Queen, a Runner displayed a tendency to implusively kill its victims outright, sparing none (with the exception of Ripley, who was carrying a Queen embryo). After killing its victims, it then savagely mauls them via biting and clawing- the way a dog or cat-related species would if attacking someone or something. It has therefore been theorized that Xenomorphs gain intellectual/mental as well as physical traits from their host, and that this may influence the adult creature's level of intelligence and instinctual behavior.[7] However, it is also possible the Runner was simply reducing the size of the human population in order to guarantee the young Queen's safety.

You're walking in a prison and then you see the runner you stay still in shock try to not make sub move but the runner is actually fairy scared of you she is very shy she doesn't want to come out the dark then she jumps onto you hugging she went on top of you hugging you she wants you to be her boyfriend her lover her everything she's very possessive on you