Amoeboid: Difference between revisions

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Template:Class 2 FaunaThe Amoeboid (ûh MĒ boyd) is a passive, immobile fauna species that dwells exclusively in the Lost River, found abundantly in almost all areas of it, usually in groups. Amoeboids cannot be interacted with, although they can be scanned.

Appearance

Amoeboids have a blue interior body which is speckled with small, lighter cyan dots. Larger, irregularly shaped, semi-transparent cyan patches cover this body. From the interior body, tendrils protrude, connecting to the bright, transparent cyan outer body, which has a cracked texture.

Data Bank Entry


A simple, non-sentient organism, found attached to land with high levels of fossilized organic matter. It feeds on this matter until it reaches maturity, at which point it divides to create two new, genetically identical offspring, and the cycle continues.

Gallery

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Some Amoeboid on the sea floor
A Single Amoeboid

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Amoeboid Concept Art
Life form number 8, "Spinner Fish" from this early concept art have Amoeboids as their heads

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Amoeboid model from Sketchfab

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Trivia

Despite being a fauna species, the Sketchfab model is named "lost river plant 04", this is due to it being modeled at the same time as the Lost River flora despite never being intended to be one of them.

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-*[[Lost River Laboratory Cache]]}}}}The '''Amoeboid''' is a passive, immobile [[fauna]] species that dwells exclusively in the [[Lost River]], found abundantly in almost all areas of it, usually in groups. Amoeboids cannot be interacted with, although they can be [[Scanner|scanned]].
+*[[Lost River Laboratory Cache]]}}}}The '''Amoeboid''' (ûh MĒ boyd) is a passive, immobile [[fauna]] species that dwells exclusively in the [[Lost River]], found abundantly in almost all areas of it, usually in groups. Amoeboids cannot be interacted with, although they can be [[Scanner|scanned]].
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