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Jared Krichevsky Shares New The Predator Menagerie Artwork!

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Following the uploading of his Predator Spider concepts, The Predator concept artist Jared Krichevsky has uploaded some more artwork he did of The Predator’s menagerie. This time we have a look at a creature Jared has dubbed the Preda-pede!

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  6. Samhain13
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    Quote from: Huggs on Jan 15, 2019, 07:09:15 AM
    Quote from: Bob on Jan 15, 2019, 03:58:13 AM
    It boggles the mind why they thought that predator dogs were a good idea.  Number One it was already done in the previous movie (and better I might add)

    That was the least of their problems. What they gave us is an entire movie made up of all the bad ideas you could ever come up with. Glued together in a hodgepodge of visual misery, smeared in narrative poo, and garnished with two middle fingers.

    Good description.
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  7. Nameless 1
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    Even this dog design would have been better than what they gave use in the film. At least this concept looks like an alien creature and not a pug dog with dreadlocks.
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  8. Huggs
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    Quote from: Bob on Jan 15, 2019, 03:58:13 AM
    It boggles the mind why they thought that predator dogs were a good idea.  Number One it was already done in the previous movie (and better I might add)

    That was the least of their problems. What they gave us is an entire movie made up of all the bad ideas you could ever come up with. Glued together in a hodgepodge of visual misery, smeared in narrative poo, and garnished with two middle fingers.

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  9. Bob
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    It boggles the mind why they thought that predator dogs were a good idea.  Number One it was already done in the previous movie (and better I might add)
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  14. XenoHunter99
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    More fun designs! I love the dog. The second hybrid beastie could be a Lovecraft monster or one of Barlowe's Extraterrestrials. I don't know what went wrong in production, but the artists did plenty of good work.  :)
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  21. TheSailingRabbit
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    Quote from: Huggs on Jan 12, 2019, 02:12:10 AM
    Quote from: TheSailingRabbit on Jan 12, 2019, 12:45:52 AM
    Quote from: Corporal Hicks on Dec 30, 2018, 10:35:00 AM


    You know what that is?

    That is a nope.

    A nope I don't want to ever see in the shower, or my bedroom.

    Ah C'mon. These things crawl up through my air vents by the nest load during the summer months. You can take em'. Let me see that war face woman!

    What would "last stand" Hudson think of such defeatist talk?

    I would've run screaming out of the bathroom before pushing him in there. There's be no time for talk.
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  24. Fiendishly Inventive
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    Quote from: JokersWarPig on Jan 07, 2019, 06:32:32 PM
    Quote from: Corporal Hicks on Jan 06, 2019, 04:29:22 PM


    I don't think it belongs in the setting of The Predator, but it's totally terrifying.
    Honestly I could totally see it being a species on a colony world that the USCM may have had to wipe out.

    Agreed.

    Quote from: Huggs on Jan 11, 2019, 07:47:49 PM
    Quote from: Corporal Hicks on Jan 11, 2019, 02:05:07 PM


    Getting closer to "thing" territory. The design from Predators is still the most sound, in my opinion.

    Indeed.
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  26. Dontgopostingmyheart
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    Of course, "most " animals on Earth dont have four limbs and a skeleton, I misspoke (typed) but they're ubiquitous among higher animals.
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  27. Dontgopostingmyheart
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    That's kind of like saying its weird and unbelievable that most animals on Earth has four limbs and an internal skeleton. There are exceptions sure, cephalopods and insects but reptiles, mammals, birds and amphibians all have four limbs and internal skeletons. Once life on a planet finds something that works, it sticks with it. If mandibles had evolved early enough in the development of life on Planet Predator than yeah, they're probably pretty common on that planet.
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  30. Mr.Turok
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    Its just slightly unbelievable, even for Predator lore, that every creature in their homeworld has to have mandibles to show "hey these guys are from Predator homeworld, see the mandibles show it".
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  33. XenoHunter99
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    Quote from: whiterabbit on Jan 06, 2019, 10:55:45 PM
    Boooooooo. Everything from Predator World except for the Predator should have been cute and cuddly. That would help explain why the predators hunt on alien worlds.
    For all we know, that's true. Could be the Preds themselves were cute and cuddly until someone or something tampered with them. For all the material that emerged over the years, from what I can tell, the Predators remain somewhat mysterious.
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