The Predator 2 Lore section gives an overview of articles about the first Predator sequel, Predator 2, released in 1990. Predator 2 greatly expanded the Predator mythos, introducing Predator clans, trophy walls, the interior of Predator ships, many new Yautja weapons, vision modes, and much more. In this category page, expect to see bios about all the Predators from the movie (including the Lost Tribe), and guides to the weapons used by the City Hunter Predator.
One of the most controversial subjects within Yautja culture and Predator lore is the question of hunting children, a practice generally considered taboo. Yet occasionally this rule is broken in the expanded universe and even partially in the movies.
One anatomical feature that has drawn occasional curiosity is the Predator's tongue. While not shown in every film, evidence from certain appearances confirms that the Yautja do have tongues, though they vary in visibility and presentation.
Most sources across films, comics, and games suggest that limb regeneration is not a standard biological trait for the Yautja species. However, a few rare instances in expanded media suggest that under specific circumstances, limited regeneration may be possible.
The City Hunter, also known as "Ghost," was a Yautja from the Lost Tribe who made his mark during the heatwave and gang wars in Los Angeles in 1997. His hunt led him into confrontations with different drug gangs, the LAPD, and eventually a government task force known as the OWLF.
Scout Predator was one of the many mysterious Predators appearing at the end of Predator 2 as part of the Lost Tribe. Also known as the Lost Hunter, Scout was later revealed to be a long-ranged weapons expert. Here is the full background of the Scout Predator.
The Guardian Predator was a big Yautja with a memorable bio-mask from the Lost Tribe appearing at the end of Predator 2. He was later revealed to be an Elite heavy weapons specialist of the clan, with a military past. Here is the full profile of the Guardian Predator, also known as Gort.
Shaman Predator was a distinguished member of the Yautja community who notably stood out among the Lost Tribe at the end of Predator 2. Also known as the "Hippie Predator", this long-dreadlocked Yautja wore a fearsome skull mask and became the spiritual leader of the tribe.
Released in 1990 and directed by Stephen Hopkins, Predator 2 is the thrilling sequel to the iconic 1987 film Predator. In this article, we will delve into the world of Predator 2 and explore what makes it a worthy and underrated addition to the Predator franchise.
Greyback the Elder from the end of Predator 2 was the leader of the Lost Tribe and one of the most established Predators ever. Here is the lore behind the Greyback Predator, including information about his past and future hunts, and his appearance in other media.
The Raphael Adolini 1715 flintlock pistol given by Lieutenant Harrigan at the end of Predator 2 is a memorable trophy and a weapon shrouded in mystery. In this article, we explore the alternate backstories and the possible final fate of the pistol.
One of the most unforgettable weapons showcased in the Predator films is the Smart Disc — a formidable and deadly weapon wielded by the Yautja. In this article, we delve into the features, types, and impact of the Predator Smart Disc as depicted in the movies and beyond.
The Predator spear (also known as the combistick) is one of the main Predator weapons and shows up in almost all the Predator movies. Great for stabbing, blocking and even throwing, it comes in several variants, many of which expand like a telescope.
The Netgun is a specialized weapon utilized by Predators to immobilize and ensnare their targets. Unlike conventional firearms, this weapon fires a specially designed net rather than projectiles. Several types of the netgun exists, with many supporting gadgets and capabilities.
The Lost Tribe Predators were a clan of Yautja hidden in a spaceship under the sewers of Los Angeles. Here is an overview and ranking of all the Lost Tribe Predators, including available backgrounds from the books, comics, and NECA figure bios.