Bioweapon Beast: Difference between revisions

* The [[Guyver]] suits sort of blur the line between this and [[Living Weapon]], but the Zoanoids and all their variants employed by Chronos ''definitely'' fall into this category.

* In ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'', {{spoiler|this is what the EVAs ''actually'' are instead of robots.}}

* Predator X from the ''[[X Men]]'' series, a creature designed to hunt and kill mutants.

* Cobra's hulking, inhuman Monstro Vipers and Toxo Vipers from ''[[G.I. Joe]]'' definitely count as this.

* ''[[Resident Evil]]'' could easily be called the trope-codifier[[Trope Codifier]] for this concept, given how many of the onesgames following this were directly inspired by the horrible things coming out of Umbrella Corp's doors.

* Quite a few of these end up appearing in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' thanks to the efforts of [[Evilutionary Biologist|Professor Hojo]].

* The zombies from the ''[[The House of the Dead|House of the Dead]]'' series are actually much more like this than zombies, ''especially'' when you get to [[Our Monsters Are Weird|the bosses]].

* The aptly named Biolizard from ''[[Sonic Adventure 2]]'' is one of these as it is {{spoiler|the prototype of the [[Ultimate Life Form]] turned mindless bioweapon against humanity}}, as well as Gerald Robotnik's Chaos replicas.

* ''[[Deus Ex]]'' features several made by Majestic 12. These include greasels, green reptialian hopping chicken like things that spit acid and karkians, dog like lizards/snapingsnapping turtles. It's unclear if grays (standard "gray" aliens) are entirely an example: Whilewhile initially they seem to be like greasels and karkians some dialog suggests they are merely clones of aliens who died in the Area 51 crash.