Archetype:Humanoid Abomination

Humanoid Abomination
Nyarlathotep (Cthulhu Mythos), appearing in his Black Man form, is one of the most popular humanoid abominations and potentially the first one in literature.
Archetype of:	Humanoid abomination.

"Are you afraid? One such as yourself?! Of extraordinary beings such as us? Or perhaps of the future you will follow?"

― Void (Berserk)

"We didn’t want to go, we didn’t want to kill them, but its persistent silence and outstretched arms horrified and comforted us at the same time…"

― 1983, photographer unknown, presumed dead on Slender Man

The character is a humanoid abomination. Variation of Eldritch Abomination with a Humanoid Physiology.

Also Called

• Eldritch Humanoid Physiology
• Human-Seeming Physiology
• Human-Like Abomination Physiology
• Unnatural Humanoid Physiology

Properties

The user either is or can become a humanoid abomination: a being that defies nature and possesses unnatural abilities, usually malevolent and wearing the guise of a human person almost always.

Associated Powers

Due to the nature of this power, abilities vary between users, but common ones include (yet are not limited to):

• Alien Mind
  • Morality Transcendence
• Body Manipulation
• Contagious Influence
• Electronic Disruption
• Fatal Countenance
• Fear Empowerment
• Fear Inducement
• Human Disguise/Human Form/Human Mode
• Incomprehensible Form
• Influential Presence
• Lovecraftian Powers
• Madness Manipulation
• Magic
• Possession
• Rule Bending
• Shapeshifting
• Supernatural Body
• Supernatural Tendrils
• Telekinesis
• Telepathy
  • Mind Control

Relationships

• Eldritch Abomination
• Eldritch Soul
• Organic Abomination

Flaws/Weaknesses

• May not be able to access the full extent of their abilities due to the limitations of their humanoid form.
• May be subject to a hierarchy of eldritch abominations wherein they are of the lowest caste due to their closer ties to humanity.
• Weaker than those of eldritch abominations and other variations due to being limited to a humanoid form for the most part.

Example Characters

See Also: Humanoid Abomination

• Hunson Abadeer (Adventure Time)
• The Thistle Man (Alice Isn't Dead)
• Mr. World (American Gods)
• The God Hand (Berserk)
• Soul King (Bleach)
• Herobrine (Creepypasta)
• The Smiling Man (Creepypasta)
• The Other Mother (Coraline)
• Nyarlathotep (Cthulhu Mythos)
• Abaddomon Core (Digimon)
• The Cunning Man (Discworld)
• The Celestial Toymaker (Doctor Who)
• Majin Buu (Dragon Ball series)
• Nyx/Nox (Greco-Roman Mythology)
• Avatars of Entities (The Magnus Archives)
• The Absence/SCP-1915 - Status Quo (SCP Foundation); as his human self
• Mr. Croup (Neverwhere)
• Mr. Vandemar (Neverwhere)
• The Beast (Over the Garden Wall)
• Slender Man (The Slender Mythos)
• Siren Head (Trevor Henderson Mythos)
• The Man With The Upside-Down Face (Trevor Henderson Mythos)
• The Lords of Outer Night (The Dresden Files)
• The Walkers (The Dresden Files)
• Randall Flag (Stephen King's Multiverse)
• The Man In Black (Lost)
• Beau (How to Survive Camping)
• The Man With No Shadow (How to Survive Camping)
• The Lady With Extra Eyes (How to Survive Camping)
• The Judge (Blood Meridian)
• Inhumans (How to Survive Camping)
• The Watchers in The Dark (Warhammer 40k)
• Yogiri Takatou (Instant Death): via His True Form
• E-001/Eveline (Resident Evil 7: Biohazard)
• Miranda (Resident Evil: Village)
• Archons of Yaldabaoth (SCP Foundation)
• The Ink Demon (Bendy and the Ink Machine)
• Ahti/Entity A-001 (Control)
• Gaunter O'Dimm (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
• Furtive Pygmy (Dark Souls)
• Lilith (The Secret World)
• Theodore Wicker (The Secret World)
• Humanoid Nobodies (Kingdom Hearts)
• G-Man (Half-Life)
• Ashi (Samurai Jack)
• Alex Mercer (Prototype)
• "PARIAH" (Prototype)
• Michael Myers (Halloween)
• Guu (Haré+Guu)
• The Truth (Fullmetal Alchemist)
• Time Trapper (DC Comics)
• Galactus (Marvel Comics)
• Galacta (Marvel Comics)
• The Endless (DC/Vertigo)
• Philemon (Persona)
• Nyarlathotep (Persona)
• Igor (Persona)
• Velvet Room Attendants (Persona)
• Marie/Kusumi-no-Okami (Persona 4)
• The Thin Man (Little Nightmares 2)
• Jonathan Ohnn/The Spot (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse)
• The First Human (Unicorn Wars)
• The Smile Entity (Smile)
• Child (Young Justice 2010)
• Klarion (Young Justice 2010)
• Verna (The Fall of The House of Usher)

Gallery

The Soul King Adnyeus (Bleach) may look like an ordinary human (ignoring his unnatural eyes), but he is an utterly unique and incomprehensible being with incomparable power that predates the very concepts of life and death.

Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z) is an incalculably ancient, immortal magical monstrosity that once endangered the gods themselves, defies all known laws of physics, and yet looks like a small, pink, gum-like humanoid.

The Truth (Fullmetal Alchemist)

The Goddess of the Night, one of the Primordials, and the mother of Death itself, Nyx/Nox (Greco-Roman Mythology) was, like her fellow Protogenoi, a being of such power and status that even Zeus feared her; unlike her fellow Protogenoi, Nyx took the appearance of an inhumanly beautiful woman.

Hitogami AKA "human god" (Jobless Reincarnation)

Like her father, Galactus, Galacta (Marvel Comics) is a cosmic entity that merely looks like a human at first glance; though as opposed to Galactus, she actively tries to act human.

Philemon (Persona) usually tends to take the appearance of an ordinary human with a butterfly mask...

...but is in reality the anthropomorphic personification of humanity's goodness, born out of the collective unconscious.

Miranda (Resident Evil Village) may have started out as an ordinary human, but her twisted experiments with the mutagenic Mold known as the "Black God" turned her into something else, something that only looks human.

Ashi (Samurai Jack) may look like an ordinary girl, and even believed herself to be one, but, like her sisters, she was a literal offspring of the physical manifestation of evil itself, Aku.

The Endless (The Sandman) may manifest their appearances as humans but are in actuality to gods what gods are to mortals.

Gaunter O'Dimm (The Witcher 3), presents himself as a mere travelling vagrant, but is also known as "Master Mirror", "The Man of Glass", and "Evil Incarnate".

The God Hand (Berserk)

Jonathan Ohnn/The Spot (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse)

Yogiri Takatou (Instant Death) may look human but he's in fact the representation of the inevitable End of all Existence, non-existence,and phenomenon standing beyond .

Alex Mercer/ZEUS (Prototype) looks like a human, but is actually the Blacklight Virus itself reanimating biomass with the memories of the real dead Mercer.

Videos

-PROTOTYPE- - Opening Cinematic Trailer

Official PROTOTYPE 2 - The Red Zone

The Vertigo Files- Death - The Deluxe Edition

SCP-017 Shadow Person (SCP Animation) -Shorts

SCP-017 - Shadow Person (SCP Orientation)

SCP-053 Young Girl (SCP Animation)

SCP-053 Young Girl Tales (SCP Animation)-2

SCP-1790 Layla Keter

SCP-2521 ●●-●●●●●-●●-● (SCP Animation)

Adventure Time - Hunson Abadeer Sucks Souls - (Clips) It Came From Nightosphere-2