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In Prometheus, the ancient was orally violated by the mutated octopus-like love child of Elizabeth Shaw. After its progeny bursted from the ancient's chest it resulted in the original Alien creature that first appeared with Ripley.

Now since there is Aliens vs. Predators which never has been taken seriously compared with the original story line in my opinion, but I have to know, has there been a case where a similar mutation occurred with Predators?

That would have to be a very bad-ass combo although I have to lower myself in IQ by asking that.

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"it resulted in the original Alien creature that first appeared with Ripley" - maybe. I thought it looked a little bit different. Presumably it was the creature that laid the eggs that produced the face-hugger that impregnated Kane, from whom the alien emerged that Ripley eventually killed. – Paul D. Waite Jun 6 at 10:58

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Aliens vs Predator Requiem showed us what a Xenomorph would look like after gestating inside of a predator:

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No fully developed Predator/Alien hybrid has ever been seen in cinema but at the end of Aliens vs Predator, we see the dead body of the Predator on their ship sprout the head of a hybrid as the movie ends.

The "Predalien"

The "Predalien" from Aliens vs. Predator

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So this also infers that when the face hugger "impregnates" the host, it actually works similarly in a twisted fashion of sexual reproduction as its progeny has DNA from both the host and the Alien mother. That Giger is a sick bastard if I may say so as it combines too many horrific concepts. – zipstory.com Jan 15 at 1:56

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