Licker (Resident Evil series)

Lickers are able to use vibrations and hearing to locate their targets, so most are usually seeking to feed off of their victim's supply of semen. Most if not all lickers are female, and usually have animalistic and instinctual desires. Unfortunately, they can get pregnant, and often will endlessly mate with their victims to lay eggs. Once they have a chosen a mate they will proceed to milk them of their semen, using red and green herbs to chew into a paste before feeding it to their mates to increase semen production and the released amount. They are very aggressive when provoked, and can kill with a single swift move. They are incapable of speech and mostly growl and hiss. Lickers are the result of viral activation within a Zombie, which causes it to mutate extensively to the point where its human origins are barely apparent. The skin is shed, exposing the muscles; new muscle growth also takes place, giving Lickers considerably stronger fighting abilities and agility than Zombies. The skeleton is altered during the mutations, forcing Lickers to walk on all-fours while allowing them to become agile hunters that can jump at prey. Similarly, their claws are strong enough that they can cling to walls and ceilings, allowing them to stalk prey below them. Their eyes have ceased to function or are lost entirely, meaning that the completely lack eyesight, though the Lickers' sense of hearing is greatly increased to make-up for loss of sight. The Lickers' tongue has also developed to be several feet long, and is powerful enough to be used as a weapon capable of slicing into flesh but also for more intimate ways. All are female, and have big kissable lips, with a plump Venus figured body with flared hips that can increase in mass when they are in heat or are brooding. They can lay eggs once impregnated, and can increase breast and nipple size for lactation as well. Lickers can as tall or slightly taller than humans when placed in a standing posture, but their muscle anatomy limits them to crawling on all fours instead. Lickers do not have tails, due to their humanoid origins.