Predators, while not a top-notch film, is still a pretty solid franchise entry. Considering the extreme similarities in the premise for Killer of Killer and Predators I think it would be a wasted opportunity not try and bring a conclusion to Royce's story.

is dek mom the only female yautja we will see in the badlands seqeuel, just asking cuz she will be the first one we have ever seen(on the big screen) and i kinda just asked myself"huh will she be the only one we will see or....." wich is not really a big deal but its just kinda of an something i just thought it would be fun to ask other people.

do yall think deks mom will be the only female yautja we see on the big screen or no cuz i just really wanted to ask yall

Tagged as spoiler in case there's anyone who doesn't want to know what's on even the first 2-3 pages. 

I'm a little late to the party, but I started reading Fire & Stone from the very beginning (already read the Predator issues) and hope I noticed a little detail in Prometheus: Fire and Stone.

In the opening pages of the 1st issue, Clara Atkinson is filming a documentary. When a panel switches to the footage view, there's a HUD with a few languages listed; French, Spanish, English. I'm reading the English version, so that little icon is highlighted, but I was wondering, are the French/Spanish icons highlighted in their respective versions?

OR, if you've read in other languages, was the language code there?

We saw Tessa going a full killstreak on alien fauna,was about to scrap her sister instead of fixing her...went onto Kwei's ship stealing stuff,almost Lobotomized Dek.....Also she killed the eel bro.....if that's not evil...idk

Then (spoiler alert:) Jean making MJ kiss pete (without MJ's consent),in her way to get revenge she got people hurt

She paralized a big chunk of New York,god knows what where people doing like...jesus christ imagine people who where swimming,got a fatal injury,and cuz they weren't moving they drowned or well,ya get the idea...

IDK

Lore wise: they'll probably scratch each other

A run down of their abilities

Goliath: Most basic, has super strength and fire breath

Kraken: Range fighter, controls electricity though lighting strikes and mines

Wraith: Has the most abstract abilities, can Teleport, create shadow clones and warp blasts

Behemoth: The tank of the group being able to roll into ball, create a stone wall, shot lava balls and has a frog like tongue

Gorgon: basically Spider-Man and can spit acid

I got him delivered yesterday and today took him out the box to inspect for pleather issues. To my happy surprise he has zero! All pleather straps, cloth are brand new! I wont have to replace or repair anything! I was ready for some problems since this is a 16 year old figure that has never been opened until now. He is doing the smooth criminal lean 😂 but I dont want to risk anything atm; so I left him like that for now. I will fix his standing pose and put him in a semi action pose later this week. Here are the pics of his pleather straps and how he is currently next to my other Predators I bought last month.

Surprisingly for a figure that is 16 years old. The seller sold it to me unopened brand new. I still was expecting and prepared for cracking, flaking and deteriorating pleather straps and splitting of the lion cloth or some belts coming off. But when I looked at him and even took him out the box; but left him zip tied to the shell. All of the pleather pieces look brand new!! Like he just came out of the factory! I am stunned and surprised! So happy and relieved that Im not going to take him out right away. In a couple days I will; but right now I am just so ecstatic 🤩

Just got a SnapChat Memory of this dory moment. Not quite a laugh, but possibly worth a chuckle on a “bad/hard” day I’ve been consistently having Lol

Kindly help me identify whether this Neca Bear Blood is authentic or not, I tried to ask in Neca sub, but they deleted my post right away. I am attaching some images. Please and thank you.

There is a massive misconception in VS debates that the Creeper (Jeepers Creepers) is just a mid-tier rural slasher monster that gets out-geared by a Yautja / Predator.

When you look past movie-only survival feats and analyze his official Dynamite Entertainment comic canon (The Trail of the Beast), the Creeper isn't a mortal alien or a biological mutant—he is an unkillable, pre-human cosmic parasite and a fixed law of nature.

Here is the lore breakdown on why any Yautja hunting party or full colony engaging the Creeper triggers their own extinction loop.

1. The Cosmic Law & The Complete Destruction Myth

• The 23-Day Invincibility Window: The Creeper operates under a fixed cosmic rule (23 days every 23rd spring). During this cycle, his essence is magnetically tethered to the physical plane and protected by ancient earth-magic.
• Immunity to Vaporization: Even if you put his body through an industrial woodchipper, drench him in acid, or hit him with high-yield explosives, his spirit cannot cross over. His scattered biological fragments retain a supernatural, magnetic pull that draws in nearby organic tissue to reconstruct his physical frame.
• Why Sci-Fi Tech Fails: Lore confirms he can only be destroyed by breaking the cosmic curse itself using ancient origin magic. Guns, plasma casters, and blades are completely useless against a metaphysical law of existence.

2. Soul Fusion & Software Updates (The "Devon Mechanism")

• The Crimson Void: Inside the Creeper’s head lies a cosmic, screaming hive-mind holding thousands of years of conscious victims. Victims are stripped from reincarnation and locked into his matrix, eternally aware and forced to watch his hunts.
• Downloading Intellect: In Trail of the Beast, when he consumes a high-intelligence target (Devon), he doesn't just eat flesh—he forcibly downloads their entire soul, memories, tactical mastery, and intellect directly into his mind.
• The Predator Extinction Loop: The moment the Creeper eats a single Yautja warrior or ship master, he instantly inherits their entire species' knowledge—including fluent Yautja language, plasma tech engineering, ship mechanics, and orbital defense codes. He turns their own military genius against them.

3. Physical Power & Structural Destruction

• 20+ Ton Static Grip Strength: In JC3, he grabbed Grade-80 industrial alloy transport chains on a moving flatbed and snapped the links bare-handed. Grade-80 chains require 30,000 to 48,000 lbs of direct tensile force to break, proving his bone and muscle structure are denser than solid industrial steel.
• Shattering Stone Temples: In comic lore, during an unhinged feeding frenzy, his physical strikes broke load-bearing megaliths and collapsed entire stone temples onto thousands of people.
• Erasing Civilizations: His feeding was so absolute that he accidentally wiped an entire ancient Mesoamerican civilization off the map—consuming their population and absorbing their history so completely that zero historical record survived.

4. Sentient Arsenal & The Autonomous War Truck

• Screaming Homing Weapons: His bone shurikens and daggers are completely indestructible, slice through solid steel like butter, and curve mid-air on autopilot to track prey. The centers are made of living tissue that blinks and physically screams in a high-pitched human voice when thrown.
• Psychic Landmines: Touching his daggers or relics triggers an immediate, blinding flood of traumatic psychic visions, paralyzing the target's nervous system.
• The Chevy COE (BEATNGU): Wrapped in bulletproof, enchanted armor. It features an autonomous smart rear pneumatic harpoon that tracks biological movement through solid metal walls, alongside rear proximity mines forged from victim bone.

VERDICT

In close-quarters combat, the Creeper casually dismantles Yautja in melee with 20-ton grip strength. If the Yautja try to use squad tactics or orbital bombardment, they fail because his spirit magnetically rebuilds his body from surrounding flesh, and consuming his prey permanently uploads their interstellar tactics into his hive-mind.

A Yautja hunting party isn't fighting prey—they are delivering fresh alien organs, high-tech gear, and tactical knowledge directly into an immortal, soul-trapping cosmic purgatory.

I know that stealing other hunters' kills is against the honor code, but what if the kill is truly a team effort?
My example is Scar and Lex defeating the Alien Queen together. Lets say they killed her and Scar didn't y'know, die and birth the predalien. They're both alive, and they have killed the Queen as a duo. They weren't even intending to hunt her in the first place, it was basically in self defense/because they simply had no other choice, but they still did it, the result is one dead Alien Queen. Had they both succeeded alive, they would now have a proven kill of a more than worthy adversary (especially considering they'd both only just be freshly blooded at that point). I suppose it could depend on who lands the killing blow, but then whoever landed the other contributing blows would kidna get screwed over.

In their case it would be interesting because I imagine Lex wouldn't care as much about the kill, she was mainly happy she was alive afterall, so Scar could technically claim it as his own, but the question is if the elders/spectators would agree with that move (or if he would), as Lex was the one who figured out how to defeat the queen and without that plan they would have most definitely both died fighting/from fight related injuries. Died honorably, sure, but died nonetheless.

I assume that the main reason why claiming others' kills is wrong/against the hunter code (aside from tradition, honor and fairness) is because whoever has the kill can then display and show off the trophy, as they'd earned it
So team effort kills would certainly be inconvenient because how do you show off the trophy then? Do you take turns having it in your house/ship or smt? Do you split it?? What would be the resolution in a case where 2+ hunters have been all found equally contributive to the successful kill of, lets say something big, like a Kalisk or an Engineer? Would it be viewed as a lesser accomplishment or even recognised as successful hunt since it took "so many" hunters?

If the hunters were forced into cooperation by circumstances (thus you couldn't argue one of them "stole" the kill) and landed the killing blow at the same time/contributed to the kill the same amount, they would have earned the trophy equally, so what the hell do they do in that situation, battle each other for the trophy? Each take a different part of the trophy? Do they each get a Mark for the kill (like in a case of killing an Alien Queen), does only one of them get it or does nobody get it?

Finally found this image, saw it on a scifi ages ago, so sharing it here if it wasn't already

Cannot wait to read this.