Topic: The Neomorphs

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[Corporal Hicks]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07yt8fj

Interview with Fassie. No idea if Covvie comes up, haven't listened to yet.

[Pvt. Himmel]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07yt8fj

Interview with Fassie. No idea is Covvie comes up, haven't listened to yet.

At the 0:5:42 mark.
Michael says that Scott has taken the horror elements of the first Alien film and merged it with the scale of Prometheus... nothing revealing.

[Corporal Hicks]

The full interview seems to be around the 02:24:00 mark. At about 02:25:50 Fassbender slips out a new term that I know was bandied about on Covenant - Neomorph.

[Pvt. Himmel]

The full interview seems to be around the 02:24:00 mark. At about 02:25:50 Fassbender slips out a new term that I know was bandied about on Covenant - Neomorph.

Interesting.

[BonesawT101]

Neomorph? What could it mean...

[whiterabbit]

Well off the bat I assumed neo means new but then again the term essentially means mutant. So... it means nothing. 

[BonesawT101]

Perhaps instead of the XENO term (which I am personally not a fan of) we have the Neomorph, essentially the new alien 

[lv_226]

It could also be that he isn't as well versed in Alien-lore and decidedly called it a neomorph instead of xenomorph?

[426Buddy]

Neomorph 

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[Corporal Hicks]

It could also be that he isn't as well versed in Alien-lore and decidedly called it a neomorph instead of xenomorph?

Nah. It was deliberate. Like I said, I know that name was used during production.

Perhaps instead of the XENO term (which I am personally not a fan of) we have the Neomorph, essentially the new alien 

It's quite likely. When they were working on Prometheus, they called the Jockey-Burster the Ultramorph. Seems quite likely that neomorph is another new design. Literally says new in the name. lol

[lv_226]

It could also be that he isn't as well versed in Alien-lore and decidedly called it a neomorph instead of xenomorph?

Nah. It was deliberate. Like I said, I know that name was used during production.

Perhaps instead of the XENO term (which I am personally not a fan of) we have the Neomorph, essentially the new alien 

It's quite likely. When they were working on Prometheus, they called the Jockey-Burster the Ultramorph. Seems quite likely that neomorph is another new design. Literally says new in the name. lol

Well, if that's the case then I hope the new design is actually the Alien design from the Covenant clapboard:

[whiterabbit]

It's keanu reeves in Alien meets the Matrix. Basically neo is face hugged and births the neomorph. 

[BonesawT101]

For some reason I can't play the interview. What way does he use the term 'neomorph'? 

[Scorpio]

Anyone else think this design is much creepier than what we got in the film?  This is what the alien is based from.  Wishful thinking but I hope this is the neomorph.

[Kurai]

Neo-Morph... New Form, New Shape...

Perhaps David is going to pull an Elden? Become a Black Goo Synth?