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Half-Life 2 Series Combine Advisor.png|At the top of the hierarchy of the Combine, the Combine Advisors/Shu'ulathoi (Hλlf-Life 2 series) are known to be overlords that masterminded the invasion against humanity ever since the resonance cascade disaster at Black Mesa. Through sheer combat and complex technology, the Combine, as well as the Advisors, had successfully put the planet into a peace treaty with the help of Wallace Breen, but still ruled it with cruelty and terror. |
Half-Life 2 Series Combine Advisor.png|At the top of the hierarchy of the Combine, the Combine Advisors/Shu'ulathoi (Hλlf-Life 2 series) are known to be overlords that masterminded the invasion against humanity ever since the resonance cascade disaster at Black Mesa. Through sheer combat and complex technology, the Combine, as well as the Advisors, had successfully put the planet into a peace treaty with the help of Wallace Breen, but still ruled it with cruelty and terror. |
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Sven Co-op Xen Overlord.png|The Xen Overlord, or just named as Tor (Sven Co-op) is a powerful Vortigaunt that wields a staff, and he rules the entire Vortigaunt race, unlike the Nihilanth that rules the entire Aliens that live within the borderworld. |
Sven Co-op Xen Overlord.png|The Xen Overlord, or just named as Tor (Sven Co-op) is a powerful Vortigaunt that wields a staff, and he rules the entire Vortigaunt race, unlike the Nihilanth that rules the entire Aliens that live within the borderworld. |
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+ | King_Vegeta_DBZ_Ep_78_001.png|King Vegeta (Dragon Ball), the king of the saiyans. |
Tom and Jerry Blast Off to Mars King Thingg.png|Within the Martian hierarchy, King Thingg (Tom and Jerry Blast Off to Mars) is a monarch of Mars that governs them. He’s not remotely malevolent, but he misunderstood that Tom is trying to harm his people and tried to execute him, and then tried to lead an invasion against Earth in the sole purpose of protecting his race out of overprotectiveness. |
Tom and Jerry Blast Off to Mars King Thingg.png|Within the Martian hierarchy, King Thingg (Tom and Jerry Blast Off to Mars) is a monarch of Mars that governs them. He’s not remotely malevolent, but he misunderstood that Tom is trying to harm his people and tried to execute him, and then tried to lead an invasion against Earth in the sole purpose of protecting his race out of overprotectiveness. |
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Zanramon_m.png|Zanramon (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), the leader of the triceratons. |
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The power to be an alien lord. Variation of Alien Physiology and Mythic Lord Physiology.
Also Called
- Alien King/Lord/Lady/Master/Mistress/Queen Physiology
- Alien Lordship
Capabilities
The user either is or can transform into an Alien Lord, which are powerful extraterrestrials that rule exclusively, or even all races of Aliens depending on what the hierarchy looks like. While they aren't even godly in contrast with Transcendent Aliens, Alien Lords are still immensely powerful enough to earn their status to rule their own kingdom within the cosmos.
Applications
- Adaptation Manipulation
- Advanced Technology
- Alien Manipulation
- Alien Morphing: Capable of transforming to and from their creature form/subtypes.
- Boundless Influence
- Civilization Manipulation
- Supernatural Condition
- Flight
- Hollow Skeleton
- Immortality
- Master Builder
- Omni-Psionics
- Prime Being
- Shapeshifting
- Teleportation
- Self-Sustenance
- Superpowered Alien Physiology
- Vacuum Adaptation
Variations
- Alpha Physiology
- Extraterrestrial Machine Physiology - A few Lordlings have mechanical bodies in place of organic tissue.
- Contagious Influence - A great many lords share a collective consciousness which spreads and infects and transforms other species into extensions of their particular enclave.
- Dark Lord - The Alien Lord has the potential to become a powerful dark sovereign.
- Energylock Manipulation
- Exotic Technology
- Genius Loci Physiology - Some lords have a physiology which takes the shape and form of their dominion.
- Ontopathogenesis - Transform entire conclaves of races, environs and possibly continuua into an extension of itself.
- Omni-Physics Manipulation
- Organism-Artificial Intelligence Synergy
- Science-Magic Manipulation - While a great many races a lord visits calls their craft magic or science, in truth their understanding of which is more akin to being both and neither.
- Science-Magic Ascendancy - The most powerful of lords have the capacity too uplift themselves and/or others using their vast knowledge of omni-physical covalance.
- Transcendent Alien Physiology - The most powerful lords are able to become essentially godlike in scale.
- Worship Inducement - Transcendent aliens can induce undying adoration in other races.
- True Hero - Alien Principalities possess the underlying capacity to represent true heroism.
- Uplifting - Some Alien Lords have the ability to enable the gradual evolutionary up of under-evolved species, raising them to the overmaster's level either as a parent or subordinate race.
Associations
- Alien Mind
- Heavyworlder Physiology
- Lightworlder Physiology
- Machine Lord Physiology
- Martian Physiology
- Prime Source
- Superpowered Alien Physiology
- Undead-Alien Physiology
Limitations
- They could possess the same weaknesses of Aliens, but only to a lesser extent.
Known Users
- Xenomorph Queens (Alien series)
- Darkseid (DC Comics)
- Despero (DC Comics)
- High Father (DC Comics)
- Mongul (DC Comics)
- King Vegeta (Dragon Ball)
- Doomslayer/Doom Guy (Doom Eternal); as the Night Sentinel king.
- Kahn Maykr (Doom Eternal)
- Gonarch (Hλlf-Life); Headcrabs
- Nihilanth (Hλlf-Life); All Xen Aliens
- Combine Advisors/Shu'ulathoi (Hλlf-Life 2 series)
- Magus (Marvel Comics); of the Technarchy
- Thanos (Marvel Comics)
- Odin (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
- Precursors (Jak Series)
- Precursors (Pacific Rim)
- Kawahira/Checkerface (Reborn!)
- Sarah Kerrigan (Starcraft)
- Xen Overlord/Tor (Sven Co-op); Vortigaunts
- Skaarj Queen (Unreal)
- Zanramon (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
- Kraang (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series)
- Grand Councilwoman (Lilo & Stitch)
- Black Doom (Sonic the Hedgehog)
- Earthia (Sonic X)
- Dark Oak/Lucas (Sonic X)
- Aparoid Queen (Star Fox Command)
- Queen Tyr'ahnee (Duck Dodgers)
- Kat Kommander (Kid vs. Kat)
- King Nova (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command)
- King Thingg (Tom and Jerry: Blast Off to Mars)
- Optimus Prime (Transformers Franchise)
- Megatron (Transformers Franchise)
- Defile (Wildstorm Comics)
- EMP (Wildstorm Comics)
- Emperator (Wildstorm Comics)
- Helspont (Wildstorm Comics)
- Majestros (Wildstorm Comics)
- Sebastian (Wildstorm Comics)
- Tsahìk and Eytukan (Avatar)
Gallery
The Xenomorph Queens (Alien series) are obvious rulers to the Xenomorph race as a whole, and they are responsible for the life cycle of the aforementioned Aliens. They are overprotective and extremely aggressive towards other races, like Humans, and especially the Yautja, which are also Aliens.
The Gonarch (Hλlf-Life) is a massive Alien queen that rules exclusively over the Headcrabs. Aside from the prefix that leads directly to a word describing a male Human’s private area, the Gonarch’s name is a combination of that, as well as the word monarch, which fits her well, as well as her position within the Headcrab race.
While he might look like a massive Alien Controller that rules over the said kinds of Aliens, the Nihilanth (Hλlf-Life) is a powerful Xen overlord that rules over all the inhabitants of Xen. He is so powerful that he can overwhelm Gordon to the point of reaching his limits.
At the top of the hierarchy of the Combine, the Combine Advisors/Shu'ulathoi (Hλlf-Life 2 series) are known to be overlords that masterminded the invasion against humanity ever since the resonance cascade disaster at Black Mesa. Through sheer combat and complex technology, the Combine, as well as the Advisors, had successfully put the planet into a peace treaty with the help of Wallace Breen, but still ruled it with cruelty and terror.
The Xen Overlord, or just named as Tor (Sven Co-op) is a powerful Vortigaunt that wields a staff, and he rules the entire Vortigaunt race, unlike the Nihilanth that rules the entire Aliens that live within the borderworld.
King Vegeta (Dragon Ball), the king of the saiyans.
Within the Martian hierarchy, King Thingg (Tom and Jerry Blast Off to Mars) is a monarch of Mars that governs them. He’s not remotely malevolent, but he misunderstood that Tom is trying to harm his people and tried to execute him, and then tried to lead an invasion against Earth in the sole purpose of protecting his race out of overprotectiveness.
Zanramon (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), the leader of the triceratons.
Kraang (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series), the ruler of the kraangs.
Grand Councilwoman (Lilo & Stitch)
Black Doom (Sonic the Hedgehog), the leader of the Black Arms.
Earthia (Sonic X), the leader of Cosmo's species.
Dark Oak/Lucas (Sonic X), the leader of the metarexes.
Queen Tyr'ahnee (Duck Dodgers), the queen of the martians.
Kat Commander (Kid vs. Kat), the ruler of the Kat Nebulans.
King Nova (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command), the king of the tangeans.
Mr. Majestic (DC/Wildstorm) is an alien overlord with vast power and influence both on the homeworld of Khera and within the superpowered community of Earth.