| Alien
Species |
 |
| Phalanx |
| Nick
Name |
| | |
| Origin
Galaxy |
| Various |
| Star
System |
| Various |
| Planet |
| Various |
| Representatives |
|
Douglock
|
| Group
Affiliation |
|
Technocracy |
| Base
of Operations |
| Mobile throughout the
Universe. |
| Body
Type |
| Various
Note: Depends on original species infected with the transmode
virus. |
| Average
Height |
| Various |
| Average
Weight |
| Various |
| Average
Eye Type & Color |
| Cybernetic |
| Average
Hair Type & Color |
| Cybernetic |
| Average
Skin Type & Tone |
| Cybernetic |
| Technology |
| Various technologies from
several species that have been infected with the transmode virus - including
several which have achieved interstellar travel. |
| Government |
| Hive-Mind
Note: The Phalanx share a single mind and a single purpose.
Individual Phalanx maintain their memories and personality prior to their
infection with the transmode virus, but are incapable of acting against the
wishes of the group without being severed from the collective. |
| Known
Powers |
| Extraterrestrial
techno-organic meta-morphic species with superhuman strength, speed, agility,
stamina, durability and flight; able to change shape and density, possessing the
ability to transform organic matter into techno-organic matter for sustenance.
Note: The Phalanx are infected with the transmode virus,
which they spread to other species adding to their collective. The
Phalanx are compelled to draw their parent species the Technocracy to their
location once they develop a sufficient population. The Phalanx's
motivations are unknown because calling the Technocracy to their location
assures their destruction. |
| Accessories |
| Transmode Virus:
Cyber-organic virus used by the Technocracy to transmute mater into
sustenance - which infects its host species transforming them into the
Phalanx. Various technologies absorbed from species
infected with the transmode virus. |
| Common
Enemies |
|
Technocracy
X-Men |
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
Annihilation Conquest
Uncanny X-Men |
| First
Appearance |
| Uncanny X-Men #312 (May,
1994) |
| Creator |
| Scott Lobdell & Joe
Madureira |
| Origin |
| The origin of the
Phalanx is inextricably linked to that of the techno-organic species
known as the Technocracy, a savage cybernetic species which infects both
organic and inorganic materials with a transmode virus transforming it into
sustenance but as a side-effect giving rise to a hive-mind species of a
single purpose. |
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