Yautja Encyclopedia: A-Z Predator Lore Archive
The Yautja Encyclopedia gives an alphabetical overview of all things Yautja, including their society, weapons, language, technology, ranks, anatomy, lists of encounters with different enemies, and the concept of the hunt. Individual Predators can be explored further in the Predators from the movies and the Predators from the comics sections. Yautja lore is greatly expanded by the books, comics, and games which include a wealth of information from the Expanded Universe across several decades.
One of the most fascinating aspects of the Yautja is their remarkable abilities, which make them formidable hunters and adversaries. In this article, we will delve into the mysterious and awe-inspiring abilities of the Yautja, including their physical strength, regeneration, and agility.
Ahab was an Elder Yautja renowned for his long and dangerous career, marked by an obsession with hunting the Engineers. He appeared prominently in the Prometheus Fire and Stone and Life and Death comic series.
Major Alan Dutch Schaefer was a U.S. Army special forces operator and the main character in the first Predator movie. Across different continuities, his post-1987 life ranged from disappearance to involvement with hunting Predators.
The Alien Head Predator, also known as the Serpent Hunter, was an Elite Yautja from Aliens vs. Predator 2010. This article covers his reputation as the most successful Xenomorph hunter of all time, mysterious age, weapons, and role beside Dark and the Elite Clan.
The Alpha Predator (also known as Kaail) was a legendary Predator who led a rebellion against the insectoid Amengi race thousands of years ago and became the first who can be considered to be Yautja. Here is the full profile of the Alpha Predator.
The Amazon Predator was a female Yautja from Predator: Hunting Grounds who hunted deep in the jungles of Brazil. Explore her jungle hunts, armor, weapons, hunting style, and connection to other female Yautja introduced in the game.
The Amengi were an insectoid, technologically advanced race that conquered Yautja Prime and enslaved the Predators, then called the Hish. Kaail's rebellion ended their rule, and stolen Amengi ships and gear became the foundation of later Yautja hunting culture.
An overview of Yautja anatomy, including its blood, bones, dreadlocks, mandibles and skin. Find out how many fingers and toes the Predators have, what their dreadlocks consist of, whether their blood can neutralize Xenomorph acid and speculation of and how long do the Yautja live.
Antarctica Elder was an ancient Yautja and leader of the Isolated Clan in the first Alien vs. Predator movie. This article explores his role on Bouvet Island, his respect for Lex Woods, his connection to Scar Predator, and his place in Predator lore.
The Anubis Predator was an ancient Egyptian-inspired Yautja introduced in Predator: Hunting Grounds through DLC. This article explores his design, weapons, Eye of Ra plasma pistol, lore connections to Cleopatra, and role in the game.
The Apex Predator was the Mortal Kombat X Predator who defeated all adversaries including Shinnok and mastered sorcery. This article explores his origin, Mortal Kombat variations, equipment, powers, ending, and canon status.
While many aspects of the Yautja culture remain shrouded in mystery, their architecture offers tantalizing glimpses into their society and way of life. In this article, we delve into the facets of Yautja architecture, shedding light on their buildings and other structures.
One of the most distinguishing elements of the Yautja's appearance is their advanced armor, which provides them with formidable protection and a fearsome appearance. In addition to fighting bare-skinned or wearing fishnets, the Yautja have developed a range of different armor types.
The Predator Axe is a heavy melee weapon that delivers devastating damage in close-quarters combat. While the more agile Predators prefer the combisticks or wristblades, the battleaxe is used by the more brutish and stronger Yautja - often the Super Predators or the Viking Predators.
The bad blood Predators are Yautja who have fallen out with their clans. They have usually committed some kind of crime like killing a fellow Predator, breaking the rules of the hunt or murdering innocents. Here is a list of notable bad blood Predators from the Predator lore, ranked by the amount of carnage they inflicted.
Predator: Badlands 2 has not been officially announced, but the ending of Predator: Badlands, Dan Trachtenberg's comments, and the mystery around Dek Predator's mother strongly suggest more stories may follow.
The planet Genna from Predator: Badlands is a world populated by aggressive wildlife and creatures adapted to extreme environments. The following article lists all notable lifeforms native to Genna, based on their appearance.
Director Dan Trachtenberg has said that Predator: Badlands takes place in the far future, even after all the Alien movies. In this article, we try to place Badlands in the Predator timeline and figure out what happens before and after the movie.
The trailer for Predator: Badlands featured an impressive wall of hunting trophies, presumably located on Yautja Prime. This collection showcases the skulls of various species hunted and claimed by the clan that Dek Predator belongs to.
Batman has encountered Predators more than any other superhero, either by battling them alone in Gotham City or elsewhere together with Superman or the Justice League. Here is a list of the Dark Knight's notable encounters with different types of Yautja.
The Berserker Predator, also referred to as Mr. Black, was the biggest and most prominent Predator from Predators (2010). He belonged to the Super Predator faction, an offshoot of the Yautja species known for ruthless hunting.
The Predator series does not contain many books. Including the Alien vs. Predator series, there are slightly over a dozen Predator books. Most of them are quite great, with only a few stinkers. Here is a ranking of the best Predator books, including many old classics.
The Predator comics have now been released for three decades and contain some great stories. Here is a top 10 list of the best ones in descending order, including some crossover comics like Batman vs. Predator and Aliens vs. Predator.
Dark Horse Comics turned the Predator into one of comics' most prolific crossover hunters, sending Yautja after Batman, Superman, Tarzan, Judge Dredd, and even Archie. This ranked reading guide covers the ten best Predator crossover comics, from weird one-shots to essential team-ups like Batman vs. Predator and Aliens vs. Predator.
Here is the list of the top 10 Predator games of all time, including old classics from the 1980s and the latest Predator: Hunting Grounds. The list contains many Alien vs. Predator games as well - there are not so many exclusive Predator games in the series.
With the release of Predator: Killer Of Killers and Predator: Badlands, it's time to re-rank all the Predator movies. Although this is just a top 9 list, we are sure that a top 10 can soon be made with another new worthy sequel.
Bet-Karh was an elite Hish hunter from Predator: Flesh and Blood. This article covers his leadership during the Felicity hunt, the collapse of the Two Clans That Have Become One, his battle with humans, and his decision to spare Andar Ciejek.
Big Mama was the first prominent Female Predator introduced in the expanded Predator lore. Here is the complete overview of the Big Mama Predator, including her complicated relationship with Ash Parnall and the battle against the Hybrid King.
The Yautja come in different shapes and sizes. While female Predators are known to be bigger, some others mutated themselves or spliced their DNA to get huge. Here is a list of physically biggest Yautja from the Predator series.
The Bionic Predator was a cybernetically enhanced Yautja from Predator: Hunting Grounds who survived devastating injuries using advanced prosthetics and biomechanical upgrades. Explore his armor, weapons, cybernetics, and role in Predator lore.
The Black Warrior was the most powerful Yautja deity and the central god of Predator religion. This article covers his role as god of the Hunt, battle, death, honorable warriors, fallen children, and the Yautja afterlife.
The Predators are renowned for their advanced technology, imposing physique, and a unique aspect that has intrigued fans: their distinctive green blood. In this article, we delve into the mystique surrounding Yautja blood, exploring its properties and significance.
One of the most intriguing customs of the Yautja is the Blooding Ritual, a rite of passage that demonstrates a young Predator's readiness to join the ranks of the honorable hunters. This ritual is performed at the end of the First Hunt, and involves marking oneself with the blood of the enemy.
Bonegrill was a Blooded Yautja from the Isolated Clan who appeared in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem. This article explores his role aboard the Scout Ship, his death at the hands of the Predalien, his equipment, and his place in Predator lore.
In the vast and mysterious arsenal of the Yautja, one weapon stands out as a symbol of both elegance and deadly precision - the Yautja Bow. In this article, we delve into the history, design, and significance of the Yautja Bow, exploring its role in the hands of the fierce female Yautja.
Bud is a small alien creature from Predator: Badlands who becomes the unlikely companion of the young Yautja hunter, Dek. Together with the cut-in-half android Thia, the trio take on Alien monsters and the Weyland-Yutani corporation.
Bull Predator was a Blooded Yautja aboard the Scout Ship in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem. This article explores his role in the ship disaster, his failed fight with the Predalien, his distress signal to Wolf, and his place in Predator lore.
Predator: Killer Of Killers features a high-ranking Yautja (either a Clan Leader or a King) with a cape made of hunting trophies, presumably Xenomorph tails. In this article, we look at different capes worn by the Predators and their significance.
Besides getting killed, the Predators are known to get captured and their technology stolen in many cases throughout the franchise. Here is a list of the most notable cases of captive Predators, with many of them being experimented on and most of them managing to escape in spectacular fashion.
The Celtic Predator was the leader of the three Young Blood Predators sent to their initiation hunt in Antarctica in the first Alien vs. Predator movie. Here is the full profile of the Celtic Predator, including overviews of his history, weapons, and armor, and appearances in other media.
Much like the Yautja females, there is not much known about the Yautja children. There are only a few glimpses in the comics and references in the books. They begin training at an early age and keep close relations with their parents. Here is an overview of the information about the Predator children.
The Chopper Predator was the third and most insignificant Young Blood Predator from the first Alien vs. Predator movie. He was killed in his first encounter with a Xenomorph and did not become blooded. Here is the full profile of the Chopper Predator, also known as Gill.
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.
The Predator Civil Wars were a series of conflicts where one Predator clan fought with another over major disagreements over the Predator Honor Code. Here is an overview of all the major Predator Civil Wars, leaving out minor Predator vs. Predator skirmishes.
The Clan Leader stands as one of the highest positions within Yautja society. The recent teaser for Predator: Badlands has brought new attention to this powerful figure, portraying a live-action version that seems to align closely with established lore.
The Predator clans are groups of Predators hunting together that are led by a single Elder Predator. A clan usually consists of at least three Predators. Here is an overview of different Predator clans, including the famous Lost Tribe, Dark Blade Clan and the Widow Clan.
Among the Predator recognizable anatomical traits are their elongated fingers ending with sharp nails, and various forms of claws. These features serve both practical and combat roles, aiding in hunting, climbing, and fighting.
Cleopatra was a female Yautja from Predator: Hunting Grounds known for defeating Dutch Schaefer and massacring his team in Laos. This article explores her armor, weapons, encounter with Dutch, and her role in female Predator lore.
The Predators are known for their advanced cloaking technology, which allows themselves and their ships to become almost invisible to the naked eye. In this article, we will take a closer look at the Yautja cloak and explore its features, abilities, and limitations.
Predator cosplay has become a popular choice for fans of the iconic alien hunter. From the intricate armor and weaponry to the ferocious appearance, the Predator is a challenging yet rewarding cosplay to tackle. Here is a short overview and some tips about becoming a Predator cosplayer.
The Council Of Ancients was the prime ruling authority of the Yautja, composed of Ancient Predators who guided clans, protected sacred traditions, granted exclusive hunting rights, and chose successor clans through brutal trials.
The Crucified Predator, also known as the Classic Predator, was a captured Yautja from the Jungle Hunter Clan featured in Predators (2010). Unlike the more savage Super Predators, he belonged to the older, more traditional tribe of Yautja.
While much attention has been focused on their hunting skills and intergalactic conflicts, it is interesting to delve into the details of their everyday lives. This article aims to shed light on various aspects of Yautja culture, from their religious beliefs to their familial structures and beyond.
In addition to genetic hybridization, the Yautja sometimes enhance themselves with cybernetic technologies, either to replace a limb or to gain new abilities. Here is a list of all known cybernetically enhanced Predators, including the Bionic Predator and the Spiked Tail Predator.
Dachande, also known as Broken Tusk, was one of the most respected Yautja featured in the first Aliens vs. Predator comic series. He played a central role in the Xenomorph outbreak on Ryushi that overran the settlement of Prosperity Wells.
Dark was an experienced Yautja of the Elite clan who became known for his mission to the planet BG-386. As the main Predator from Aliens vs. Predator 2010, he was dispatched by his clan elders in response to a Young Blood distress call.
Dek was a young Un-blooded Yautja and the protagonist of Predator: Badlands, the first theatrical Predator film led by a Predator. A runt of Njohrr's clan, he hunted the Kalisk on Genna, allied with the synthetic Thia, and later rejected Njohrr.
In the ending of Predator: Badlands, Dek Predator's Mother appears on board a big ship on Yautja Prime. In this article, we try to figure out what Dek's Mother might look like and if she has appeared elsewhere in Predator lore.
This overview delves into the captivating lexicon of the Yautja, offering a glimpse into the vocabulary of these enigmatic beings. It contains the Yautja dictionary with the most common and often used terms in the Predator language, from weaponry to curse words.
Yautja hunters use loyal hounds and captured Xenomorph variants to track, injure, and overwhelm prey. From Super Predator hell hounds to Upgrade Predator dogs and bad blood clan Xenomorph hounds, here is how each companion fits the hunt in movies and comics.
One aspect of Yautja appearance that has caught the attention of audiences is their iconic dreadlocks. However, not all Predators have the same type of dreadlocks, and over the years, different variations of this hairstyle have appeared in the Predator franchise.
While the Predator franchise has shown the Yautja engaging in combat and ritual, their drinking habits are less commonly explored. However, various comics, games, and expanded lore offer glimpses into what the Yautja might drink and consume besides solid food.
The Yautja have integrated various drones into their arsenal to enhance their effectiveness in the field and make hunting easier. These drones come in many types and serve multiple purposes, from reconnaissance to combat support.
The Drukathi were an ancient, six-limbed race that once inhabited the Milky Way. Expanded Alien and Predator novels describe them as biotech masters who bred Xenomorphs, vacated the galaxy long ago, and remain one of the few beings the Yautja truly fear.
The Yautja are carnivorous creatures that enjoy eating raw meat during their hunts. However, when they have more time to spare on their ships or home planet, they eat cooked meals and even enjoy ceremonial dinners. Here is an overview of Yautja eating habits from the Predator comics.
The Elder Predators are the respected leaders of the clans and tribes of the Yautja. They often show up at the end of Predator stories to pay their respects to their fallen brethren. Here is a list of notable Predator Elders from the franchise, including Greyback, Nighstorm, and Lord Predator.
The Elite Predators are Yautja who have been blooded a long time and have achieved considerable hunting successes, often on many worlds and against different species. However, they are not old enough to become Elders yet.
The Emissary Predator was a Yautja introduced in Predator: Hunting Grounds as downloadable content. In this article, explore his background, military-inspired armor, connection to the scrapped Emissary Predators from The Predator, weapons, equipment, and more.
In the ruthless world of the Yautja, emotions play a complex and intriguing role. These formidable extraterrestrial hunters are known for their stoicism and warrior code. This article delves into the enigmatic emotions of the Yautja, including pain, fear, anger, hesitation, and mercy.
After evolving on their homeworld and escaping from enslavement, the Yautja have traveled the cosmos, establishing their dominion on various planets across the galaxy. In this article, we will explore some of the notable planets within the Yautja Empire.
The Enforcer Predator was an Elite Yautja sent to hunt down the rogue Bad Blood Predator in New Jersey in the comic Predator: Bad Blood. This article covers his mission, equipment, death, and the wider Enforcer rank in Predator lore.
In addition to advanced weaponry, the Predators employ a wide range of non-lethal gadgets and equipment to aid them on their hunts. This consists of healing devices, different forms of protection, energy recharge devices, and much more.
The Predators usually came to Earth for isolated hunts, but several stories showed the Yautja moving beyond trophies and into full-scale invasions, occupation, or conquest. This article ranks the biggest Predator attempts to conquer Earth.
The Exalted Predator was a female Yautja hunter introduced in Predator: Hunting Grounds as downloadable content. In this article, explore her Blooding Ritual, crash landing on Earth, golden dual swords, armor design, combat style, and more.
The Exiled Predator was a presumed Bad Blood Yautja from Predator: Hunting Grounds who hunted warriors across Pacific Islands. This article explores his exile, primitive armor, weapons, equipment, and connection to the Exiles from Predator: Hunters.
Behind the Predator bio-masks are the Yautja eyes, a distinct part of their anatomy that provides them with their most important sense. In this exploration, we delve into the mysteries of the Predator eyes, their colors, capabilities, and how these hunters perceive the world.
The face of the Predator is a distinctive and iconic aspect of this species anatomy. This overview provides a comprehensive look at the Predator face, including behind-the-scenes insights and details of each facial feature like the dreadlocks and mandibles.
There are some lesser-known and rather strange details about the Yautja that might astonish even the most dedicated fans. In this article, we'll delve deep into these unusual facts and trivia about the Yautja, uncovering their mysteries that have captivated audiences for years.
The Yautja have earned a formidable reputation due to their great hunting skills, but even the mightiest warriors are not immune to defeat. In this exploration, we delve into the consequences that Yautja face when they encounter failure in their perilous pursuit of prey.
Falconer Predator is the middle Super Predator from Predators (2010) who hunted on the Game Preserve Planet. Falconer is known for his large bird-like mask, minimal weaponry, and a falcon-like drone that he used to track his prey.
For all of the Yautja's predatory prowess and imposing appearance, they are not devoid of fears and anxieties. In this article, we try to figure out what the Predators are most afraid of, including the dread of dishonor to the unsettling prospect of getting facehugged.
Recognized for their advanced technology and hunting skills, one of the defining characteristics is their remarkable physical strength. In this article, we will delve into the awe-inspiring feats of strength exhibited by the Yautja and answer the question: How strong are the Yautja?
The female Yautja are fearsome warriors just like their male brethren. Little is known about them and there are only a few notable specimens that are featured in the books and graphic novels. Here is a list of all notable female Yautja, like Big Mama, Sister Midnight and Vagouti.
The Feral Predator is the latest Yautja introduced in the Predator movies, debuting in Prey. With a different appearance and new gear, this Predator hunted in the Great Plains during the start of the 18th century and came into conflict with French trappers and a Comanche tribe.
The Predators are not limited to a single method of combat; instead, they employ a range of techniques, weapons, and tactics to engage their prey. From long-range sniping to brutal hand-to-hand combat, let's explore the multifaceted world of Yautja fighting styles.
The Fugitive Predator was a rogue Yautja who appeared in the 2018 film The Predator. Unlike others of his kind, he acted as a defector who attempted to aid humanity with the Predator Killer suit against the bigger Upgrade Predators.
The Predator Game Preserve Planet is the main exotic location of the 2010 film Predators. The jungle-filled planet is used by a faction of Yautja known as the Super Predators to conduct ritualized hunts by kidnapping prey from other worlds.
Genna, also known as the Death Planet, is a central location in the 2025 film Predator: Badlands. The planet is a harsh and dangerous world where a young Yautja named Dek and a Weyland-Yutani synthetic named Thia find themselves.
In Predator: Badlands, one of the most intriguing creatures of Genna appeared only briefly: a colossal worm-like being perched on a distant cliff during the film's opening title card. Here is everything we know about the Rock Biter and its related creatures.
The Gladiator Predator is a Yautja class from Predator: Hunting Grounds, inspired by arena combat and melee warfare. This article explores his weapons and examines other Gladiator-like Predators that have appeared throughout the lore.
While much is known about the physical attributes and hunting tactics of these iconic creatures, little is known about their religion and beliefs. In this article, we delve into the mysterious world of the Yautja gods, while exploring their myths and legends.
Graveyard was the eldest son of the Predator King and one of the main Yautja commanders in Predator Kills the Marvel Universe. He led the attack on the Xavier Institute, hunted Wolverine, and sought Logan's adamantium skull as the ultimate trophy.
The Yautja follow a complex set of social customs that reflect their values of honor, strength and respect. Their greetings vary depending on context, social standing and the relationship between individual Predators.
While the Yautja are best known for precision weapons, they also employed a variety of explosive devices. This guide covers the known types of Yautja grenades and explosive devices, including the cryo grenades from Predator: Badlands.
The Viking Killer (nicknamed Monster) is one of the three main Predators appearing in the Predator: Killer Of Killers anthology movie. This large Yautja has a long conflict with a Viking village, specifically with a female Viking warrior and his son.
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 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.
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The Yautja harpoon has proven to be a simple yet highly effective weapon for both land, air, and aquatic hunts. Harpoons come in many forms, such as the retractable wrist harpoon and the ship-based, drone-controlled harpoon recently featured in Predator: Killer Of Killers.
Hashori was a nine-foot Widow Clan Yautja in Tim Lebbon's Rage War novels. She tortured the Rage android Liliya on the Zeere Za, fled Alexander into the Human Sphere, survived Macbeth, and left with Isa Palant toward the homeworld pilgrimage.
Although the Predators love to take trophies of men and Xenomorphs, they often end up losing their heads during a hunt. The following article summarizes a selection of these Yautja, each of whom met decapitation in the hands of their enemy.
One of the lesser-known aspects of the Yautja species is their remarkable resilience to damage and the sophisticated devices they use to aid their recovery. The Predators often get wounded on their hunts and have to use the Medicomp with its wide array of specialized devices.
The Yautja, renowned hunters from beyond the stars, are as iconic for their towering presence as they are for their lethal skills. In this exploration, we delve into the vertical dimensions of Yautja, examining their average height, and finding out who are the tallest and shortest Predators.
The Hish-Qu-Ten are a weird offshoot of the Yautja who first appeared in the Predator: Forever Midnight book in 2006. They are less honorable, dumber and their physiology differs from regular Yautja. The book was not well received and there have been only a few references to them in later stories.
The Hive Wars Predator was a legendary Elite Yautja who was stranded alone on Yautja Prime after a disastrous hunt that doomed his clan mates. Here is the full profile of this powerful Yautja, including overviews of his hunting history and weaponry.
The Predator Honor Code is a set of beliefs and values that guide the behavior of the Yautja. These beliefs are deeply ingrained in their culture and are passed down to younger generations. In this article, we will explore the Yautja Honor code and rules of the hunt in more detail.
While many Yautja wore the iconic smooth, featureless masks, several individuals were distinguished by horned, antler-style, or spiked helmet designs. The following article lists the most notable Predators known for wearing horned masks.
The human Predators were resourceful people who donned Yautja armor and weapons. Some of them even received great respect from the Predators and become blooded. Here is a list of notable human Predators from comic books, games and movies of the franchise.
The Jungle Hunter laughing while blowing himself up at the end of the first movie raises an intriguing question: Does the Predator have a sick sense of humor and does he truly laugh, or is he just mimicking humans? In this article, find out about the significance of Predator humor and laughter.
Several private and government task forces have tried to hunt down the Predators, with the aim of either capturing or killing the creatures. In most cases, they have failed miserably, with most of the team being killed and the Predator escaping capture soon after. Here is an overview of such teams, including the OWLF, Stargazer and the Reapers.
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.
In addition to introducing bigger and badder Predators, the Predator franchise is keen on hybridization, with the Yautja species being mixed with either Xenomorph or human DNA. These new types of beasts are often stronger, but also more ridiculous.
Various sources - both canonical and expanded - suggest Predator presence during major human conflicts. This article examines evidence and lore suggesting Predator involvement in World War 2, building on prior appearances in historical wars, such as World War 1.
Beyond the Yautja's fearsome appearance and hunting prowess, the extent of their intelligence remains a subject of intrigue and debate. This article explores the multifaceted aspects of Yautja intelligence, trying to figure out exactly how smart the Predators are.
The Jungle Hunter is the first movie Predator introduced in the 1987 film Predator. Known as El Diablo que hace trofeos de los hombres, this Yautja conducted a hunt in Val Verde during a communist insurgency.
Kalakta was a Yautja Elder of the 677th clan in Tim Lebbon's Rage War novels. Palant judged him more than three feet taller than herself and perhaps a thousand years older. He sealed the human ceasefire, spoke of the Drukathi, and boarded the Rage flagship Macbeth. The books never name him among the survivors.
The Kalisk is a massive alien beast introduced in Predator: Badlands. Native to the harsh world of Genna, the creature is portrayed as a near unkillable apex predator who challenges both Yautja hunters and even the Weyland-Yutani Corporation.
The following article outlines the process used by certain Predator clans to abduct and utilize humans for hunting games, as depicted in Predator: Killer of Killers. While the exact methods may vary between clans, the events described here follow a clear sequence.
The Predator Killer suit from the end of The Predator was a gift to humanity from the Fugitive Predator's clan to help them fight the Upgrade Predators. With advanced armor and weaponry, this iron-man-like suit was a powerful but convoluted way to fight other Yautja.
The Predator King is the mysterious millennia-old Yautja that leads several Predator clans, or perhaps the entire Yautja race. Here is a list of all known references of the Predator king, including his appearance in Killer Of Killers.
In Predator: Badlands, Kwei was introduced as the older and bigger brother of the outcast warrior Dek. A member of the clan led by his father Njohrr on Yautja Prime, Kwei was the favored son and destined for great honor. He died freeing Dek.
Kwei's ship was a Yautja hunting vessel used by Dek Predator in Predator: Badlands, containing a private display space for trophies associated with Njohrr's clan. The ship made a round trip from Yautja Prime to Genna, and back.
The Yautja language is a combination of clicks and roars that is difficult for humans to understand. The language is written in symbols that are visible on the Predator's wrist gauntlet and bio-mask displays. Here is a translator that transforms English letters into the Yautja alphabet.
Lasershot Predator was a cybernetically enhanced Bad Blood Yautja and member of the Rogue Space Tribe. This article explores his biomechanical upgrades, unusual weapons, history, and connection to NECA and Kenner Predator lore.
Lava Planet Predator was a specialized Yautja warrior adapted to the deadly volcanic regions of Yautja Prime. This article explores the character's Kenner origins, NECA redesign, equipment, clan traditions, and radioactive hunting methods.
Legendary Yautja were mythic, ancient, or historically important Predators who shaped Yautja culture, religion, bloodlines, and hunting traditions. This article covers Alpha Predator, Lord Predator, Black Warrior, Nightstorm, Hive Wars Predator, Apex Predator, and Kalakta.
The Yautja lifespan stands as a particularly intriguing puzzle, although evidence from the movies and expanded lore seems to suggest that Predators live much longer than humans. Find out here, exactly how long the Predators live if they manage to survive their perilous hunts.
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.
Lord Predator was an Ancient Yautja from Aliens vs. Predator 2010, remembered as the first Predator to successfully hunt the Xenomorph species. This article covers his legendary victory, burial on BG-386, connection to Dark Predator, equipment, and legacy in Yautja culture.
The Lost Tribe Predators were a clan of Yautja hidden in a spaceship under the sewers of Los Angeles. Here is an overview of all the ten Lost Tribe Predators, including available backgrounds from the books, comics, and NECA figure bios.
Machiko Noguchi was a human survivor of the Ryushi incident who earned the respect of Broken Tusk, became Blooded, joined Top-Knot's Predator clan, later returned to humanity, and finally fought in the Three World War.
Yautja mandibles are one of the most recognizable features of the Predators from the movies. They're the sharp, bony jaws that make them look so fierce and intimidating. Here is an overview of all mandible types, features, and benefits for the Yautja.
Central to the intrigue surrounding the Yautja is the question of their motivations. What drives these interstellar hunters? In this exploration, we embark on a journey to unravel the mysteries of Yautja motivations and gain insight into what the Predators truly want.
The Predators are not named in any of the movies. However, the Expanded Universe of books and comics feature several names both given in the Yautja language, and names translated into English. Here is an explanation for these names along with a Predator name generator.
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 exist, with many supporting gadgets and capabilities.
Nightstorm Predator was an ancient Super Predator Elder first released by Kenner Toys who hunted on Earth during Ancient Egypt and became the legendary figure behind the feud between Yautja and Super Predators.
Njohrr is a Yautja clan leader and the father of the brothers Dek and Kwei, appearing in the latest Predator movie, Predator: Badlands. With his antler-like horns, dark cape, and white dreadlocks, he stands out as a striking new Yautja.
Throughout Predator lore, many Yautja have sustained serious battle injuries, including the loss of one or both eyes. Some of these warriors compensate with cybernetic replacements or masks, while others simply continue to hunt despite their impairment.
The Samurai Killer Predator is a new Yautja introduced in the animated anthology film Predator: Killer of Killers. Set in feudal Japan, this agile hunter engages in a brutal battle for succession between two brothers, a ninja and a samurai.
Not much is known about the origins and history of the Predator race, also known as the Yautja. In this article, we explore the Predators evolving on Yautja Prime, developing their hunting culture, and other fascinating events that shaped their evolution as the apex predators of the universe.
The Yautja are renowned for their relentless pursuit of challenging prey. While humans and Xenomorphs are the most famous targets of the Predators, there exist other intelligent species that have found themselves in the crosshairs of the Yautja's infamous laser-sighted weapons.
The Pilot Predator, also known as the Cyborg Predator, was a cybernetically modified Yautja featured in the animated anthology film Predator: Killer of Killers. The Pilot operated during World War II and participated in aerial combat over North Africa.
The Pirate Predator was a female Yautja from Predator: Hunting Grounds who abandoned jungle hunts for the dangers of the open ocean. Explore her pirate-inspired armor, ocean hunts, weapons, and connections to other Predator pirate stories like Predator: 1718.
The Predator Pistol is a handheld weapon that shoots heated plasma, similar to the shoulder cannon. It is rarely seen in the movies and mostly shows up in the Predator games. In addition to the plasma shooter, different handheld Predator guns exist, that shoot spears, bolts and even nets.
In 1996, Robert Rodriguez wrote an initial script draft for a sequel to Predator 2. The story revolves around Alan Dutch Schaefer and a group of soldiers thrown into gladiatorial battles against Predators and other captive aliens on an alien planet.
Predators hunting and fighting a Space Jockey is a rare event in the Alien vs. Predator franchise. It is a great honor and privilege for the Predators to claim a trophy of an Engineer as they are an elusive species but also extremely tough in combat. This is a list of all known Predator and Space Jockey encounters.
In this hypothetical crossover, we try to figure out who would hold the advantage in a fight between a Yautja and a Na'vi warrior from the Avatar movies. Both are powerful in very different ways, shaped by their environments and cultures.
Predators fighting Predators is a rare event in the Predator franchise. It is a short and bloody fight to the death, in almost all cases using melee weapons. Usually, the fight might involve a Predator Bad Blood that needs to be taken down by a regular hunter.
In this epic clash, we delve into the confrontation between the extraterrestrial hunter, the Predator, and the Man of Steel himself, Superman. While these two characters belong to entirely different universes, they have squared off several times in the crossover comic books.
The Predators and the Terminators are great villains who would make even better adversaries. Not surprisingly, the Predators and Terminators have faced each other a few times in Expanded crossover lore, in both comic books and video games.
Both Venom and Predator are extraterrestrial in origin, known for their large size, combat abilities, and enhanced senses. This article highlights their respective strengths and weaknesses, providing insight into how such an encounter might unfold.
Wolverine and Predator are both feral creatures who have a strong connection to nature and the jungle. The two combatants are a good match for each other and it is no wonder that some crossover encounters between them have already occurred.
What truly enriches the Predator lore is the intricate and multifaceted relationship between Yautja and humans, which has spanned for many millennia. In this article, we'll navigate through the complex Yautja-human interaction via various subtopics, shedding light on this intergalactic dynamic.
The Predators occasionally team-up with humans due to circumstance and the need to battle against a common enemy - most often the Xenomorphs. Here is a ranking of such uneasy alliances, ordered by the magnitude of the collaborations between them.
Predator: Badlands (2025) was a Marvel one-shot prequel to the film, written by Ethan Sacks with art by Elvin Ching. In this short story, Dek boarded a 10,000-year-old wreck on Pelkonen IV alone and faced a robotic Yautja Killer.
Predator: Bloodshed is a five-issue Marvel comic about an illegal human fighting tournament crashed by a Yautja hunter. This article summarizes the comic and traces tournament-style hunts from Game Preserve planets to Killer of Killers, Mortal Kombat, and Gameworld.
Ever since the T-Rex skull appeared in the trophy case in Predator 2, it has been clear that the Yautja have hunted dinosaurs before. In the expanded universe, they faced off in Tarzan vs. Predator. This is an overview of Predators hunting dinosaurs in the Alien vs. Predator franchise.
The Yautja are known for seeking out difficult prey on a variety of worlds, including animals far larger than themselves. This article rounds up all of the encounters of Yautja and large beasts, like the T-Rex, Kalisk, and Bigfoot.
Prey (also known as Predator 5), directed by Dan Trachtenberg, is set hundreds of years in the past and features Native Americans battling the Yautja. Here is an overview of all known encounters between Predators and Native Americans in movies and comics.
Similar to Native Americans, the Predators have a special connection to the Samurai. Throughout history, the Predators have encountered the Samurai many times and consider them to be worthy opponents. Some Predators have even dressed up as the Samurai.
The Vikings are a great match for the Predators, sharing a similar warrior lifestyle revolving around battles and honor. The Yautja have fought these Nordic combatants on a few occasions, and some Predators have even chosen weapons and armor based on the Vikings.
The Yautja don't just hunt humans and Xenomorphs. They also enjoy a more traditional against a less intelligent but powerful adversary, like a grizzly bear, mountain lion or a crocodile. These fights are often short and brutal, and the Predator does not always win.
Although Prey was released only on the streaming service, it was both a critical and financial success, making the sequel a possibility. Find out the current status of Prey 2, including information about Naru's fate in Killer Of Killers and Badlands.
Yautja Prime, also known as the Predator homeworld, appears in Badlands, AvP: Requiem, and in Predator comics. The planet is a harsh desert world where young Yautja like Dek and warlord clans led by Njohrr all struggle for honor.
Prince was a Yautja hunter who appeared as the main Predator protagonist in the video game Aliens versus Predator 2. He was portrayed as a young but high-ranking warrior, with a royal standing in the Yautja society.
The Predator Prince was the younger son of the Predator King and the brother of Graveyard. Smaller than most Yautja and born with only one leg, he invaded Wakanda to steal Vibranium, only to die when Shuri destroyed his ship.
Beyond the fearsome ranks of Yautja warriors, there exists an even more enigmatic figure: the Predator Queen. The Yautja Queen, often shrouded in mystery and seldom glimpsed in popular media, serves as the matriarch of their species.
This interactive Predator quiz reveals which type of Yautja you are by matching your answers to classic Predator hunting styles and archetypes. Find out if you are a Bad Blood, a Feral Predator or even the Jungle Hunter.
Yautja ranks run from young trainees to Blooded hunters, Elites, Leaders, Elders, and rare royal titles. This page covers the main titles and how they sit relative to each other.
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.
A common sight in Predator lore is an elder Predator offering a trophy out of respect to a worthy opponent. The question of what happens when that offer is refused has been explored notably only in Predator vs. Magnus Robot Fighter, leading to an unexpected outcome.
Yautja reproduction and mating habits remain one of the most mysterious parts of Predator lore. Learn about Predator childbirth, mating rituals, family life, female Yautja, Yautja children, and the biology of the Yautja species.
The Yautja possess a complex respiratory system that allows them to thrive in various environments, including Earth. This article explores the intricacies of their respiratory system, focusing on their lungs, breathing aids, and adaptations for different atmospheres.
The Yautja are renowned for their great hunting skills. One of their most iconic practices is the act of ripping out the spine of their prey. In this article, we will delve into the different methods of this tradition, as well as other hunting rituals.
The Samurai Predator was a Yautja hunter from Predator: Hunting Grounds who hunted skilled warriors in feudal Japan. This article explores his samurai-inspired armor, Oni-like bio-mask, katana, equipment, and place in Predator lore.
Scar Predator is the most well-known and capable Yautja from the first Alien vs. Predator movie. The only one from the trio of Young Blood Predators to be blooded, Scar teamed up with Alexa Woods and defeated the Alien Queen.
Scarface was a legendary Yautja hunter whose life became defined by disgrace, exile, and eventual redemption. Appearing in the Predator: Concrete Jungle video game, Scarface was known for his scarred face and brutal methods.
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 Predators use the Self-Destruct device to take out their final adversaries, to leave no technology in enemy hands, and to have an honorable death. Here is a ranking of the most notable self-destruct explosions involving the Yautja themselves or their ships.
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.
Shesh-Kuk was the failed Hish-qu-Ten leader from Predator: Forever Midnight. This article covers his role on Midnight, his ruthless clan, his use of mind-control technology, his many leadership failures, and his death in boiling water at the hands of Randall Ness.
Throughout the Predator franchise, the Yautja are typically portrayed as towering, muscular hunters standing over seven feet tall. This article lists the few notable exceptions that exist within the movies and the expanded media.
The Shoulder Cannon (also known as the Plasmacaster) is the Predator's main ranged weapon that usually sits on the left shoulder. It fires a powerful plasma blast that varies in strength. Many variants of the Shoulder Cannon exist, with almost every Yautja having a unique one.
The Predator Shuriken is a fanciful weapon used by the extraterrestrial species known as the Yautja. It has appeared in multiple entries within the Alien vs. Predator franchise. Recognized for its multi-blade design and brutal efficiency, the Shuriken is both a ranged and close-quarters weapon.
Sister Midnight was a female Yautja from Witchblade/Aliens/Darkness/Predator: Mindhunter who hunted aboard Kenneth Irons' spacecraft and fought the DarkAlien. This article explores her weapons, her connection to the Witchblade, and her backstory.
The Yautja possess a complex and highly resilient form of skin that serves both biological and protective functions. Their hide varies greatly among clans and individuals, showing differences in age, lineage, habitat, and personal achievement.
Skinner was a Bad Blood Yautja from Predator versus Spider-Man. He had no clan, no honor, and hunted civilians in New York City during a heat wave before Spider-Man, Kraven, and a Yautja hunting party closed in on him.
One of the most intriguing subsets of Predator's bio-mask is the skull mask, characterized by bone-like structures forming a fearsome helmet. Wearing a Skull Mask signifies not only a fearsome appearance but also a deep connection to the Yautja's cultural and spiritual beliefs.
Although rarely portrayed in media, the Yautja require rest and sleep to sustain their physical and mental functions. Whether for recovery after combat, or healing from wounds, the Predator species must sleep to maintain peak performance.
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.
Among the many enigmatic facets of their physiology, the Yautja sense of smell emerges as a critical element in their pursuit of prey. This article aims to unravel the complexities of the Yautja smelling without a nose, and explores what the scent of the Predators might be.
The South China Sea Predator was a veteran Yautja from Predator: South China Sea. This article covers its hunt on Rath Preap's private island, its brutal tactics, its confrontation with John Gustat, and its death aboard the Predator mothership.
Here is a Predator spaceship overview from the Predator movies, games and comics. The Predators are known to use various types of ships with different design and capabilities. The Expanded Universe and it's crossover comics contain some rather ridiculous ship designs to enjoy.
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.
Spiked Tail Predator was an old Bad Blood Yautja and leader of the Rogue Space Tribe. Banished from Yautja Prime for using illegal weapons, he led a group of rogue Predators who hunted artificial prey and relied on stolen technology and cybernetic enhancements.
The Spray Snake, formally known as the Imbre Anguis, was a snake-like species native to the planet Genna in Predator: Badlands. These small creatures possessed the unique ability to emit two fluids that combined into a highly corrosive acid.
Stone Heart Predator was a large Yautja from the Dark Blade Clan, appearing in Predator: Concrete Jungle. Being brainwashed by the Borgia Corporation, he fought his former clan mate, Scarface Predator. Here is the full overview of Stone Heart, including his gear and weapons.
Here we have a list of the strongest and most powerful Predators who stood out from their hunter brothers. These are Predators who had a lot of kills, slayed tough enemies and some of them even survived their hunts. The Predators are taken from the movies, games and comic books.
The Super Power Loader was a large powered mech suit used during the events of Predator: Badlands. It was an industrial exosuit produced by the Weyland-Yutani Corporation and was never intended to function as a dedicated combat platform.
Like the Hish-Qu-Ten, the Super Predators are an offshoot of the Yautja that are bigger and often more aggressive. The Super Predators have elongated heads and darker skin, and overall there are only about 10 known individuals.
The Predator sword is a powerful Yautja melee weapon that is rarely seen in the movies and is more extensively used in the Expanded Universe. Used as an alternative to the wristblades, the Predator sword is more of a ceremonial weapon, often carried by Elder Predators.
Tessa was a synthetic android created by the Weyland-Yutani Corporation and served as the main villain in Predator: Badlands. She was designed as part of a new generation of research synthetics intended to operate autonomously.
While the movies just call them Hunters, the Predators are often named the Yautja or the Hish-Qu-Ten (Hish) in the expanded lore of books and comics. In this article, we explore what is the meaning behind these terms and from which source material they originated from.
The complex moral alignment of the Predators has been a subject of debate among fans: are the Yautja good or evil? In this article, we will explore the enigmatic nature of these intergalactic hunters, delving into their motivations and actions, in an attempt to decipher their ethical standing.
Thia is a female synthetic created and employed by Weyland-Yutani and featured in Predator: Badlands. The film introduces Thia as a damaged yet determined survivor who forms an unlikely alliance with a Yautja warrior named Dek.
The Predator three-dot symbol is one of the most well-known visual elements in the Predator franchise. While commonly associated with the laser targeting system of the Predator Bio-mask, there is more to the symbol than meets the eye.
Drawn to heat and conflict, the Predators have visited Earth occasionally throughout the human history. In the Predator books and comics, they have taken part in the biggest and bloodiest wars of mankind. Here is an overview of the Predator timeline.
One anatomical feature that has drawn occasional curiosity is the Predator 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.
Tracker Predator was one of three Super Predators from Predators (2010) who had the role of Yautja Dog handler. Tracker belonged to a faction of Yautja that differed from the classic species, exhibiting more aggressive behavior and bigger size.
The trophy room is the pride of the Predators. There they display the trophies from their most powerful enemies as reminders of successful hunts. Here is a compilation of different Predator trophy rooms and walls from the movies, games and comic books.
Here is an overview of all Predator types from the Predator movies, including the classic, elder, young blood, elite and the newly introduced hybrid Predator types. As a bonus, many of the famous Yautja types from the comic books are included.
The fan-favorite Predators are often the likes of Wolf, Dark, Ahab, Scarface, Dachande and the first Jungle Hunter. However, there are several other lesser-known Predators who deserve the spotlight. These are the Yautja that no NECA or Hot Toys figures have been made and probably never will.
While the majority of Yautja hunts take place on land, their adaptability is evident when faced with aquatic environments. These formidable extraterrestrial beings have mastered the art of underwater warfare, equipped with the tools and skills necessary to dominate beneath the waves.
This guide features an overview of Predator Universe maps, featuring galaxy charts, tactical displays, and location schematics from across the Predator and AvP movies. Each image includes the scene context and explains what the screen shows.
The Upgrade Predator, also known as the Assassin Predator, was a genetically enhanced Yautja who appeared in The Predator (2018). Standing much taller and stronger than traditional Yautja, he hunted down the Fugitive Predator.
Although the Predators have a wide arsenal of other-worldly weapons, they sometimes resort to using human arms. This is often an act of desperation when being outnumbered. Here is an overview of such cases, including the Yautja using pulse rifles and smartguns.
Vagouti was a female Yautja in Steve Perry's Rematch, published in Predator: If It Bleeds. She came to Earth with Nakande to hunt Sloane, lost her mate in an Oregon ambush, and died after Sloane's rifle and revolver shots.
The Valkyrie Predator was a female Yautja from Predator: Hunting Grounds who hunted during the Viking Age. This article explores her Norse-inspired armor, hammer, equipment, and legendary status among Viking warriors.
Although the Predators use exotic and fast starships to arrive at their hunting locations, they sometimes rely on land-based vehicles as well. Here is an overview of all the land-based machines in the vast Predator inventory of advanced technology.
The Viking Predator was a heavily armored Yautja hunter released as DLC pack for Predator: Hunting Grounds. This article explores his Viking Age hunts, battleaxe, armor, equipment, and links to other Viking Predator stories.
The Predators are known for their various vision modes that serve different purposes and work in different environments. The vision modes are provided by their bio-masks. Here is an overview of all the different vision modes from the Predator and Alien vs. Predator movies.
The Warlord Predator, known as the Grendel King, was the massive desert Yautja clan leader from Predator: Killer of Killers. This article explores his arena, armor, weapons, personality, and battles against Ursa, Kenji, and Torres.
The Yautja are not just great hunters, they have a military as well. In the various Yautja wars, a series of inter-species conflicts and civil wars, the military of the Predator species faced off against some of the toughest opponents in the galaxy.
Many lists have covered the best and most badass Predators from the franchise. However, there are several Predators who have achieved very little, failed on their hunts and messed up in other ways. This is a list of the biggest Yautja failures, including the likes of Primal Predator, Shesh-Kuk and Shorty.
The Yautja is known for its strength, hunting abilities, and technologically advanced equipment, but like any species, they have their weaknesses. Understanding these weaknesses can give an advantage to their opponents in a fight or a hunt.
The Predators are known for their awesome and terrifying arsenal, being able to dispatch enemies in different and almost always lethal ways. Here is an overview of the Predator weapons from the Predator movies, games and comic books.
The Predator franchise spans multiple centuries across its various forms of media. Determining the furthest point in the Predator timeline involves examining the chronological endpoints in each medium, as official canon and continuity often differ between formats.
The Predator Whip, also known as the Razor Whip, is a weapon wielded by the Yautja species. This versatile tool is designed for hunting, combat, and even torture. Here is an overview of all known Predator whip types and their possible usages.
Killing or capturing an Alien Queen is among the highest honors a Predator can earn. This ranked list covers Yautja who took down or subdued Queens across movies, games, and comics, from failed Young Blood ambushes to Scar's Antarctic stand.
The Predators take a lot of punishment during their hunts - they are able to endure severe wounds, even losing an arm or a leg. Some of these Yautja managed to survive and hunt another day, others fought on for a brief while and died soon after.
The Witch Predator is a Yautja variant introduced as downloadable content for the video game Predator: Hunting Grounds. Distinguished by her bone-adorned armor and use of scouting drones, the Witch Predator is one of the scariest Predator types.
Wolf Predator was a fan-favorite Elite Yautja from Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem where he was depicted as a cleaner to clear up the mess from the first Alien vs. Predator movie. Here is the full profile for Wolf Predator, including overviews of his weapons and armor.
The wrist gauntlet, also known as the wrist bracer or wrist computer, is one of the most standard pieces of Yautja technology. This wrist-worn device combines advanced computing capabilities with lethal weaponry, making it indispensable for the Predator species.
The wristblades are the Predator's main melee weapon and are often used in close quarters battle with humans and Xenomorphs. The wristblades come in different shapes and sizes, some even offering ranged offensive capabilities.
Predator X was a captured Yautja from Predator Kills the Marvel Universe. Weapon Plus used memory-erasure technology to turn him into a controlled government weapon to help humans during the Predator invasion of Earth.
Yaquita was a Wounded Clan Yautja in Tim Lebbon's Alien vs. Predator: Armageddon. Both of her legs were gone, and she moved on a wheeled platform. She pulled the Drukathi name from the Rage android Oscar, then flew a cloaked ship into Macbeth's hangar, where Xenomorphs killed her.
This ultimate guide explores the Yautja in full, beginning with their origins and expansion across the galaxy. It examines their culture and social structure, ranks and honor system, anatomy and biology, weapons and technology, and much more.
The Young Blood Predators are Yautja on their first hunts, inexperienced and wanting to prove themselves. In most cases, they hunt Xenomorphs to be blooded and often die in the process. Find out who are the most notable Young Blood Predators in the franchise and who lived to become blooded.