Honestly, it would be so terrifying and so cool seeing the Colicoids in the Clone Wars. Seeing them scuttle around and the reactions of the Clones realizing that these were the ones responsible for the Droidekas and Crab Droids. These guys are terrifying, but so awesome!
Walk by what you think is a rock only for it roll and flip into a giant bug which stabs you to death. Yep, sometimes Star Wars has the right stuff to make a decent horror game.
@@Lawrence_Talbot There was a book called "Death Troopers", I think it was about a zombie virus outbreak on a Star Destroyer. Star Wars also has the Night Sisters and all that crazy stuff on Dathomir.
@@ericolsen5592 yeah I read death troopers. Have a signed copy from the author. Loved it. Sadly a horror game based off the books was in the works by LucasArts before Disney took over, then it was canned. Could you imagine an M rated Star Wars game??? Now all we get is kiddy crap. Thanks Disney
I think they could do it… but more likely with a spy who joins and eventually becomes sympathetic to some of their causes. Like if the protagonist initially joined for espionage but eventually saw all the alien problems and understood what they were really fighting for and possibly even helped them get it.
@@lerneanlionYes sure, droids can behave human like, but its never the same as a biological behavior. They can only replicate behaviors which already existed, so biological beings did Programm it into them. They will never be in the same ethic Level as living beings since they dont live. They only "run" as a program. Clones are already born as human, so why should they even have the need to get humanized?
I lost my mother on December 27th this year and any free time at the moment, I am keeping myself entertained by this channel. She loved the Clone Wars and we spoke Star Wars every time we talked. Thank you and have a happy new year!
I'm very sorry to hear of your loss, my friend. It's never easy to loose someone, particularly your dear old Mum, and at this time of year it must make it all the worse. All I can say is that you have my deepest condolences, and given time your wound won't heal, you'll always have the scare, but have hope, because you will learn to live with it. All the best for the new year, it can only get better from here. All the best, my friend!! 🍺
In no small part due to an old comic in which they interacted with Obi-Wan positively, and all of the Sith Inquisitor storylines involving them in TOR, I absolutely love these things.
I would like to remind all of you the people who made the vulture droids had a religion that pushed them towards creating a perfect droid. Yet the culicoid surpassed them them for a box of meat.
A Neimoidian seems like a much safer option. You could always trust their greed and generally get an idea as to how to work with one effectively. Working with a hivemind species in any kind of business just seems very risky unless it's limited to very simple terms, like the trading of meat for droidekas.
I wonder why Colicoids hated the Jedi. The only thing I have to go by is the fact that Jedi didn’t recruit hive mind species. I also wonder what their relationship with the Republic was after they saved them from Imperial occupation.
My guess would be that the Thousand Years of Peace meant that the Colicoids lost a considerable chunk of their trade from the decreased need and/or outlawing of combat-oriented droid production. In the real world, military production and R&D contracts are lucrative business, so I suspect that also holds true in Star Wars; even as early as the Old Republic era.
It would have been interesting to see Rebel Alliance have some CIS Remnants on their side and make good use of their technology and stuff they can salvage in their fight against the Galactic Empire. They're not picky from what they can get after all.
From what I could see the AT-AT walker of the Empire was a successor of the AT-TE that the CIS had. The Empire pretty much took the best stuff from both armies of the clone wars (like the Venator-class destroyer from the Republic) and developed it further. The Death Star itself was a CIS idea. The rebels were left pretty much with scrap (and ships from Mon Calamari).
From what I could see the AT-AT walker of the Empire was a successor of the AT-TE that the CIS had. The Empire pretty much took the best stuff from both armies of the clone wars (like the Venator-class destroyer from the Republic) and developed it further. The Death Star itself was a CIS idea. The rebels were left pretty much with scrap (and ships from Mon Calamari).
this is already confirmed, on planets like jabiim, tibrin, castell, mimban, sullust, the quarren colonies, mygeeto, and maybe some others, that the rebel allience presense there was the direct sucessor too its seperatist groups,
Don’t some stories show the Rebellion as being made up of mainly former CIS worlds (making it easier for the Empire to demonize them), and lots of their tech coming from scrapped CIS warfleets (eg the lucrehulk that tried to ram the DS1) ?
If you have to make a deal with one, go with the Nemodians. Sure, both will probably try to double-cross you but at least you have a better chance of surviving a double-cross from the Nemodians than you do the Colicoids. Also, I didn't know these bugs made the Scorpion Droid shown in the Book of Boba Fett finale. Even after the end of the Galactic Civil War there still in business, good for them, but bad for a lot of other people.
Because they were. Droidekas debuted in 1999 in Episode 1, The Phantom Menace, and I remember reading about colicoids in the associated visual dictionary that I had. On the droideka page they mentioned they were created by an insectoid race called colicoids and that they were relatively unknown to most of the galaxy, but those that did know of them absolutely loathed them. There were no pictures of colicoids to be found of course, so it was pretty apparent that the droidekas were created first for the movie, and the colicoids were just a cool-sounding name given to a species that designed them as background lore.
I remember hating the Colicoids, on Balmorra, back when I was playing SWTOR; they could be such a pain in the ass. Some of their later droid creations, however, are very neat.
I had no idea they were sentient in SWTOR, just thought they were mindless insects. The more ya know. I only remember going down a giant hole or something and slaughtering them on the way down.
What is it with hive-minded insect species that they have a tendency to create killer battle droids? First, it’s the Geonosians with their B1 Battle Droids, now it’s the Collocoids with their Destroyer Droids and Scorpenek Annihilator Droids.
After what happened to the Geonosians in canon, do you think the Colicoids are willing to help or form relations with the Geonosian refugees who came to their world? If there are some who came with the belief of "fellow bugs should stick together", of course.
I find it cool that the Collicoids are just beasts in Starwars the old Republic that are just eating toxic waste on Balmorra and 3600 years later they design Droidekas.
First the B1s were Terminator versions of Nemoidian husks. Now the Droidekas are Terminator versions of equally deadly Colocoids. Later on, the New Republic would make Vong-Hunter Terminators based on humanoid skeletons. What is it with Star Wars species constantly making Terminators of themselves?!??
Say what you will about the colicoids, but you got to respect their surprisingly good business integrity. Despite being ravenous carnivores, they were willing to negotiate with customers and only ate their customers when negotiations failed.
Truly they are paragons of self-restraint. I still eat my business partners at the earliest hints of souring. (for legal reasons, this is a joke. If I had business partners to eat I would be much richer).
five tau in the middle, three of them at the right somewhat disfigured, three tyranid alien hybrids,, and two other lesser known xeno abominations at the far sides, they are probably form an unholy alliance of gene stealer offsprings from various xeno races, that came in contact via this new tyranid subrace, called collocoids, that infiltrate the galaxy via trade to prepare for the next large invasion
Can you do a video commenting your opnion about how Dave Filoni developed the Jedi in clone wars as an institution that made big mistakes and if that deviated from what George Lucas developed the jedi to symbolically represent in history? Do you think this "subversion" ended up working and giving the story the depth it needed? Do you think that George Lucas already raised this question, but didn't develop it in the story of the Prequels because that wasn't the focus of the plot?
I don't think it's a subversion, more a closer look at what contributed to their fall. Remember that the Jedi were manipulated into an impossible situation by 1000 years of the Sith Grand Plan under the Rule of Two. They were still a noble order in their last days, but they made the mistake of believing that they served the people of the Republic by serving its government. Unfortunately only Dooku and Qui-Gon seem to have truly grasped this, but Qui-Gon was slain before he could affect change in the Order and Dooku fell to the dark.
There's a way to keep Colicoids on their best behavior when dealing with 'em... make sure they notice all the conveniently placed cans of Raid everywhere they go. And make sure everyone in your party has at least one on hand at all times. 😀
I don’t know why you thought we didn’t think they were sentient. They had guns and armor and you already said they created Droidikas! You’re trippin hard with that line.
I’d go with the colocoid as the rewards far outweigh the risks I think. Plus I’m not very advertising and plus I’d point them to far better, juicier and fatter stock to eat 😈😈😈.
I managed to employ a colicoid for my trade firm. I managed to rope him into handling negotiations on the terms that he could eat anyone who turned out to be a corporate spy or liability to a major project. He and I get into a lot of philosophical arguments that, believe it or not, he starts. With some compromise, I was able to garner enough trust to be able to have him attend board meetings, although most other members are understandably hesitant to show up.
I'd go with a neimodian business partner. If you can cater to their greed and make it look like they are on top. Just make sure you read the fine print if they give you a contract.
The main colicoids sold some of them to the Balmoran scientists knowing they'd be used in experiments. Imagine being that cruel, and then imagine an entire species of that.
@@johnchris8181 really?! The empire that spent trillions and fought literally dozens of wars to end the slave trade and free millions of people, is totally the same as amoral bugs.
Ah yes, Colicoid War Games. The only flashpoint that had my poor Sith Marauder spend about an hour running through a maze to unlock the path through. Could've been worse though.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Eck did one outlining what a mess it is, which kinda explains why nobody knows or cares. Some of us do care, though, and its bugs us.
Oh, thank god i stumbled on this video! now i know ALOT more knowledge to make my Anthro Droideka girl ALOT more terrifying -to upset the blatent sexualization of her- to make her alot more intimidating. She eats her foes and imperials for a reason to keep up the heritage she was brought up by.
I remember first learning of the sapient ones in SWTOR when I finished some questline, to my understanding back then no one knew they were so it being introduced to me like that was a big reveal after having cut down hundreds prior of the non sapient ones
We would work with the Colicoids, because we, the Cybermen, could use their technology to further upgrade, and then we can upgrade them into CyberArachnids.
Why is it a thing where insect species in the star wars universe are the head front for droids. Literally the last type of species that needs droids when insects are akin to hive and drone like nature. They should be more akin to Tyranids and the bugs on starship troopers. Never understood that part of star wars.
Honestly, it would be so terrifying and so cool seeing the Colicoids in the Clone Wars. Seeing them scuttle around and the reactions of the Clones realizing that these were the ones responsible for the Droidekas and Crab Droids. These guys are terrifying, but so awesome!
Walk by what you think is a rock only for it roll and flip into a giant bug which stabs you to death. Yep, sometimes Star Wars has the right stuff to make a decent horror game.
@@Lawrence_Talbot There was a book called "Death Troopers", I think it was about a zombie virus outbreak on a Star Destroyer. Star Wars also has the Night Sisters and all that crazy stuff on Dathomir.
@@ericolsen5592 yeah I read death troopers. Have a signed copy from the author. Loved it. Sadly a horror game based off the books was in the works by LucasArts before Disney took over, then it was canned. Could you imagine an M rated Star Wars game??? Now all we get is kiddy crap. Thanks Disney
We really need a CIS centred show. There is a reason why their attack on the Nightsisters is one of the best clone wars episodes.
I agreed to this. If Clone troopers can be humanized, so do Battle Droids.
@@lerneanlion There was a bit of that in the Citadel arc with reprogrammed B1s.
I think they could do it… but more likely with a spy who joins and eventually becomes sympathetic to some of their causes. Like if the protagonist initially joined for espionage but eventually saw all the alien problems and understood what they were really fighting for and possibly even helped them get it.
agreed
@@lerneanlionYes sure, droids can behave human like, but its never the same as a biological behavior. They can only replicate behaviors which already existed, so biological beings did Programm it into them. They will never be in the same ethic Level as living beings since they dont live. They only "run" as a program. Clones are already born as human, so why should they even have the need to get humanized?
Many interesting Star Wars species are insectoid. Killiks, Geonosians, Colicoids, and Verpine are some of my favorite.
I lost my mother on December 27th this year and any free time at the moment, I am keeping myself entertained by this channel. She loved the Clone Wars and we spoke Star Wars every time we talked. Thank you and have a happy new year!
I am sorry for your loss, I hope you can get over it
may the force be with you
I'm very sorry to hear of your loss, my friend. It's never easy to loose someone, particularly your dear old Mum, and at this time of year it must make it all the worse.
All I can say is that you have my deepest condolences, and given time your wound won't heal, you'll always have the scare, but have hope, because you will learn to live with it.
All the best for the new year, it can only get better from here. All the best, my friend!! 🍺
May her journey to rejoin the force be swift.. our loved ones surround us everyday in the force.. do not fear loss.. embrace it..
Sorry to hear that my guy … Make her proud this 2023 by watching every piece of Star Wars media - including the new shows - she’d want you to 🙂
In no small part due to an old comic in which they interacted with Obi-Wan positively, and all of the Sith Inquisitor storylines involving them in TOR, I absolutely love these things.
Was that comic from the old TCW 2008 tie-ins?
I went looking for it after you asked, and it's "Jedi Quest: Path to Truth" and its comic adaptations, circa 2001.
Been running a Star Wars DnD campaign and your videos have been invaluable. Happy new year mates and keep up the great work
I would like to remind all of you the people who made the vulture droids had a religion that pushed them towards creating a perfect droid. Yet the culicoid surpassed them them for a box of meat.
Hey, people gotta eat.
It was delicious meat.
@@Izrekhow do you know it was delicious unless you gave them the meat or are a colicoid
@@isopodslug6365 I still remember the taste my friend 💚
@@Izrek im a brain orc so not judging just curious
A Neimoidian seems like a much safer option. You could always trust their greed and generally get an idea as to how to work with one effectively. Working with a hivemind species in any kind of business just seems very risky unless it's limited to very simple terms, like the trading of meat for droidekas.
I wonder why Colicoids hated the Jedi. The only thing I have to go by is the fact that Jedi didn’t recruit hive mind species. I also wonder what their relationship with the Republic was after they saved them from Imperial occupation.
My guess would be that the Thousand Years of Peace meant that the Colicoids lost a considerable chunk of their trade from the decreased need and/or outlawing of combat-oriented droid production.
In the real world, military production and R&D contracts are lucrative business, so I suspect that also holds true in Star Wars; even as early as the Old Republic era.
It would have been interesting to see Rebel Alliance have some CIS Remnants on their side and make good use of their technology and stuff they can salvage in their fight against the Galactic Empire.
They're not picky from what they can get after all.
From what I could see the AT-AT walker of the Empire was a successor of the AT-TE that the CIS had. The Empire pretty much took the best stuff from both armies of the clone wars (like the Venator-class destroyer from the Republic) and developed it further. The Death Star itself was a CIS idea.
The rebels were left pretty much with scrap (and ships from Mon Calamari).
From what I could see the AT-AT walker of the Empire was a successor of the AT-TE that the CIS had. The Empire pretty much took the best stuff from both armies of the clone wars (like the Venator-class destroyer from the Republic) and developed it further. The Death Star itself was a CIS idea.
The rebels were left pretty much with scrap (and ships from Mon Calamari).
@@manwiththeredface7821
The AT-TE was from the Republic though.
this is already confirmed, on planets like jabiim, tibrin, castell, mimban, sullust, the quarren colonies, mygeeto, and maybe some others, that the rebel allience presense there was the direct sucessor too its seperatist groups,
Don’t some stories show the Rebellion as being made up of mainly former CIS worlds (making it easier for the Empire to demonize them), and lots of their tech coming from scrapped CIS warfleets (eg the lucrehulk that tried to ram the DS1) ?
If you have to make a deal with one, go with the Nemodians. Sure, both will probably try to double-cross you but at least you have a better chance of surviving a double-cross from the Nemodians than you do the Colicoids.
Also, I didn't know these bugs made the Scorpion Droid shown in the Book of Boba Fett finale. Even after the end of the Galactic Civil War there still in business, good for them, but bad for a lot of other people.
Xi Char (the creators of Vulture droids) were honorable bugs who worshipped their craft and minded their own business.
It looks like the droid was designed first and the species was designed afterwards to fit
Because they were. Droidekas debuted in 1999 in Episode 1, The Phantom Menace, and I remember reading about colicoids in the associated visual dictionary that I had. On the droideka page they mentioned they were created by an insectoid race called colicoids and that they were relatively unknown to most of the galaxy, but those that did know of them absolutely loathed them. There were no pictures of colicoids to be found of course, so it was pretty apparent that the droidekas were created first for the movie, and the colicoids were just a cool-sounding name given to a species that designed them as background lore.
I remember hating the Colicoids, on Balmorra, back when I was playing SWTOR; they could be such a pain in the ass. Some of their later droid creations, however, are very neat.
I hated them all too until I did that heroic quest on Balmorra where you meet the scientist one and we learn the Balmorra ones are feral mutants.
I had no idea they were sentient in SWTOR, just thought they were mindless insects. The more ya know. I only remember going down a giant hole or something and slaughtering them on the way down.
What is it with hive-minded insect species that they have a tendency to create killer battle droids? First, it’s the Geonosians with their B1 Battle Droids, now it’s the Collocoids with their Destroyer Droids and Scorpenek Annihilator Droids.
Thankfully the killiks only want to make milk/membrosia etc.
Or with (almost) always making insectoid species hive minds
After what happened to the Geonosians in canon, do you think the Colicoids are willing to help or form relations with the Geonosian refugees who came to their world? If there are some who came with the belief of "fellow bugs should stick together", of course.
as far as i know, nothing happened to the geonosians.
@@flyingfoamtv2169I'm pretty sure The Empire almost drove their species to extinction.
I wouldn't be shocked if palpatine had something to do with the delay of the annihilator
Just another reason why I love you guys. I’ve never even heard of these creatures before.
Cis negotiations must've been terrifying.
"So how much for the self shielded defense droids?"
*Give Many MEATS*
"...o-ok?"
I didnt know their existance before yesterday and now Colicoids are my favourite Star Wars species.
I find it cool that the Collicoids are just beasts in Starwars the old Republic that are just eating toxic waste on Balmorra and 3600 years later they design Droidekas.
The ones on Balmorra are mutated and more feral due to the Toxic Waste i believe.
Just out of curiosity, Colicoid have a shorter lifespan than other species in the galaxy living up to 60 years.
Noted, that they got, in exchange for Droidekas, they got large amounts of exotic meat. Wonder if they BBQed it...
They made a deadliest droids they should be proud
First the B1s were Terminator versions of Nemoidian husks. Now the Droidekas are Terminator versions of equally deadly Colocoids. Later on, the New Republic would make Vong-Hunter Terminators based on humanoid skeletons.
What is it with Star Wars species constantly making Terminators of themselves?!??
Say what you will about the colicoids, but you got to respect their surprisingly good business integrity. Despite being ravenous carnivores, they were willing to negotiate with customers and only ate their customers when negotiations failed.
Truly they are paragons of self-restraint. I still eat my business partners at the earliest hints of souring.
(for legal reasons, this is a joke. If I had business partners to eat I would be much richer).
I would definitely be disturbed if those rollies were animated for the Clone Wars
0:04 In AFanWithTooMuchTime, the Imperium targeted the CIS for having lots of xenos and Abominable Intelligences in their ranks.
The Imperium are disgusting nazis
five tau in the middle, three of them at the right somewhat disfigured, three tyranid alien hybrids,, and two other lesser known xeno abominations at the far sides, they are probably form an unholy alliance of gene stealer offsprings from various xeno races, that came in contact via this new tyranid subrace, called collocoids, that infiltrate the galaxy via trade to prepare for the next large invasion
Imagine if those aliens whose appearance the Battle Droids were based on were involved in the Clone Wars to fight the Clone Troopers and Jedi.
Ever played Republic Commando?
Weren't they paid in meat from the CIS for the Droids?
Can you do a video commenting your opnion about how Dave Filoni developed the Jedi in clone wars as an institution that made big mistakes and if that deviated from what George Lucas developed the jedi to symbolically represent in history? Do you think this "subversion" ended up working and giving the story the depth it needed? Do you think that George Lucas already raised this question, but didn't develop it in the story of the Prequels because that wasn't the focus of the plot?
I don't think it's a subversion, more a closer look at what contributed to their fall. Remember that the Jedi were manipulated into an impossible situation by 1000 years of the Sith Grand Plan under the Rule of Two. They were still a noble order in their last days, but they made the mistake of believing that they served the people of the Republic by serving its government. Unfortunately only Dooku and Qui-Gon seem to have truly grasped this, but Qui-Gon was slain before he could affect change in the Order and Dooku fell to the dark.
@@TJDious I Agree
I honestly would choose the Colicoids as I can respect wanting to be left alone and keeping it strictly business
There's a way to keep Colicoids on their best behavior when dealing with 'em... make sure they notice all the conveniently placed cans of Raid everywhere they go. And make sure everyone in your party has at least one on hand at all times. 😀
Do you think Batman’s Bat Shark-Repellent has any effect on Mon Calamari?
This species might have designed the droidekas but the Senate designed the Clone Wars.
“ master look!?! Destroyers!”
I don’t know why you thought we didn’t think they were sentient. They had guns and armor and you already said they created Droidikas! You’re trippin hard with that line.
1:41 I’m pretty sure that’s a Zergling….
Good eye.
I would chose a Neimoidian. They’re at least cowards you can threaten and don’t eat people unlike the Colicoids. Plus they’re not bugs.
I’d go with the colocoid as the rewards far outweigh the risks I think. Plus I’m not very advertising and plus I’d point them to far better, juicier and fatter stock to eat 😈😈😈.
I wonder how it would go down if one of these things were to be force sensitive
Calacoids in a nutshel: gib meat, shut up, and take my droids
I managed to employ a colicoid for my trade firm. I managed to rope him into handling negotiations on the terms that he could eat anyone who turned out to be a corporate spy or liability to a major project. He and I get into a lot of philosophical arguments that, believe it or not, he starts. With some compromise, I was able to garner enough trust to be able to have him attend board meetings, although most other members are understandably hesitant to show up.
How can a species with no fingers to speak of can make any kind of tools or build at all?
I'd go with a neimodian business partner. If you can cater to their greed and make it look like they are on top. Just make sure you read the fine print if they give you a contract.
i prefer the Colicoids mostly because they might eat my rivals.
So is there Any Reason for their dislike of the Jedi?!? 🤔
The main colicoids sold some of them to the Balmoran scientists knowing they'd be used in experiments. Imagine being that cruel, and then imagine an entire species of that.
Reminds me of the British.
@@johnchris8181 really?! The empire that spent trillions and fought literally dozens of wars to end the slave trade and free millions of people, is totally the same as amoral bugs.
Ah yes, Colicoid War Games. The only flashpoint that had my poor Sith Marauder spend about an hour running through a maze to unlock the path through. Could've been worse though.
Did they really have spines? Or exoskeletons?
I’d be business partners with the colicoids cause if you can’t beat’em feed’em
That Concept art brings me back. I checked out the Art of Episode 1 over a dozen times from my local library.
Libraries Rule!
Could you make a video about Xi Char?
I LOVE this species design, ITS AWESOME
Love Droidekas. Best bots.
The best way to begin 2023, with a video about sentient bugs.
I was expecting a video about in-universe calendars.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Eck did one outlining what a mess it is, which kinda explains why nobody knows or cares. Some of us do care, though, and its bugs us.
kite-in-us
Oh, thank god i stumbled on this video! now i know ALOT more knowledge to make my Anthro Droideka girl ALOT more terrifying -to upset the blatent sexualization of her- to make her alot more intimidating. She eats her foes and imperials for a reason to keep up the heritage she was brought up by.
Never even seen a Colliciod before. Thx for the video!
I remember first learning of the sapient ones in SWTOR when I finished some questline, to my understanding back then no one knew they were so it being introduced to me like that was a big reveal after having cut down hundreds prior of the non sapient ones
"Deploy Buzzdroids!"
"They are no match for Droideka!"
We would work with the Colicoids, because we, the Cybermen, could use their technology to further upgrade, and then we can upgrade them into CyberArachnids.
Pick the door? I would pick the closest door instead of a Collocoid!
You didn't mention the best part of the deal Gunray brokered with the colocoids. They got paid in meat.
What if the Colicoids didn't join the CIS 🤔 and instead joined the republic 🤯
Why is it a thing where insect species in the star wars universe are the head front for droids.
Literally the last type of species that needs droids when insects are akin to hive and drone like nature. They should be more akin to Tyranids and the bugs on starship troopers. Never understood that part of star wars.
Nemoidian I I don’t want to be my business partners lunch
Colicoids look like Antlion Guards from Half Life 2
Neimoidians are obviously not going to eat you so.
Weird looking droid? Odds are its creators are even weirder!
One vodka for every time he says Colicolid 😁
I would do some business with Coiloid, this is if they don't eat me that is.
I wonder if colicoids are involved in a lot of missing persons cases.
Chitin is pronounced with a k for the ch. Kie-Tin
Colicoids because the B1 kinda suck.
Didn’t they appear in SWTOR?
Where the designers point when someone hates on their creations
In Star Wars I'm about 1 Colicoid tall
Daym ik I’m an hour late but this was perfect timing coming onto RUclips. Great video mate. 👍
Take a shot evrvey tikme hehs saiys colliciooid
Nemoidians wouldn't eat me, at least...
What game did you get all these shots from?
Ok but like.
How do I become a collicoid?
These guys’ posture looks like mine
the colicoids because of the droids
Well at least a Neimoidian wouldn't eat me
Some mean mother-buzzers!!
1:41 those are Zerglings though
Interesting story
Big ass bottle of bug spray
*reads description* I don't. My memories of the MMO are fleeting every second.
Thought I saw Hydralisks, if not Nerubians with that thumbnail in mind.
All this did was make me despise the Colicoids even more.
Someone call the Space Marines
I knew those bugs on Balmorra in Star Wars: the Old Republic reminded me of something
Colicoids and Geonosians.. the founders of the droid army.
As a bug myself it's interesting to see how arthropod like aliens are handled in Media.
These guys made the Droideka. And interestingly enough, they were paid not with credits, but with meat.
Are there any major stories about these buggy bois?
Happy New Year's, Geetsly's
Looking forward towards more of your content here again this year
neether
pls subtitles
They look like the keepers from mass effect
Maybe if a keeper and a rachnj had a baby
aww man!