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* In early development, they were also known as ''Shuttle Crawlers'' and ''Jumpers''.<ref>https://trello.com/c/P4crHlwk/488-create-creature-portrait-card ''Dated March 3, 2014.''</ref> |
* In early development, they were also known as ''Shuttle Crawlers'' and ''Jumpers''.<ref>https://trello.com/c/P4crHlwk/488-create-creature-portrait-card ''Dated March 3, 2014.''</ref> |
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* The Shuttlebug's name may be a reference to the projectile in the sport badminton, called a "shuttle", which the Shuttlebug somewhat resembles. |
* The Shuttlebug's name may be a reference to the projectile in the sport badminton, called a "shuttle", which the Shuttlebug somewhat resembles. |
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* There is an early design document containing details on multiple unused Shuttlebug behaviors that show they were initially intended to be an intelligent and interactable species<ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kd4YTHJz2K4ERdGRfJB-8M7_32Q23clIBRqEMrLmysk/edit ''Dated Feb 10, 2014.''</ref> |
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** They were initially intended to sometimes pair together until one of the pair would die. |
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** Another concept behaviour was that they would hide in [[Creepvine (Subnautica)|Creepvines]] when feeling threatened. |
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** The scrapped ''Snap'' creature would have been used to tame Shuttlebugs and make them follow you around - this may have been re-oriented towards the [[Peeper]]-[[Stalker]] interaction (where the player can "tame" Stalkers by feeding them). |
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* The Shuttlebug’s body plan is tri-radially symmetrical, a feature unique to the Shuttlebug on 4546B, and not seen on Earth since the [[Wikipedia:Trilobozoa|Trilobozoans]] became extinct in the late Ediacaran period. |
* The Shuttlebug’s body plan is tri-radially symmetrical, a feature unique to the Shuttlebug on 4546B, and not seen on Earth since the [[Wikipedia:Trilobozoa|Trilobozoans]] became extinct in the late Ediacaran period. |
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*The Shuttlebug was originally going to have an egg that could be found and hatched in alien containment. It was |
*The Shuttlebug was originally going to have an egg that could be found and hatched in alien containment. It was never made naturally obtainable for unknown reasons, but the model can be seen in the [[Primary Containment Facility]]’s egg room. |
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==References== |
==References== |
Revision as of 02:33, 23 February 2024
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</group> </infobox> Shuttlebugs are a small, passive fauna species. They commonly populate caves, but can also be found in some surface areas, such as the Crag Field, Crash Zone, and Dunes. They are also found in abundance in the Sparse Reef.
Appearance
The Shuttlebug has three long flippers at the back end, with three legs in front surrounding a large eye. The sides of each flipper are adorned with a pattern which gives a bright orange bioluminescent glow.
Behavior
Shuttlebugs seem to have two states of behavior. Shuttlebugs found on the surface will swim around much like other small life forms, but Shuttlebugs found in caves appear to only swim in place. Occasionally, Shuttlebugs will accidentally leave the caves they are in.
Data Bank Entry
A common scavenger at the base of the food chain. 1. Mouth Parts: 2. Three Mandibles: 3. Three Legs: Assessment: Necessary waste recycler - Presence may indicate nearby cave systems |
Gallery
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Trivia
- In early development, they were also known as Shuttle Crawlers and Jumpers.[1]
- The Shuttlebug's name may be a reference to the projectile in the sport badminton, called a "shuttle", which the Shuttlebug somewhat resembles.
- There is an early design document containing details on multiple unused Shuttlebug behaviors that show they were initially intended to be an intelligent and interactable species[2]
- The Shuttlebug’s body plan is tri-radially symmetrical, a feature unique to the Shuttlebug on 4546B, and not seen on Earth since the Trilobozoans became extinct in the late Ediacaran period.
- The Shuttlebug was originally going to have an egg that could be found and hatched in alien containment. It was never made naturally obtainable for unknown reasons, but the model can be seen in the Primary Containment Facility’s egg room.
References
- ↑ https://trello.com/c/P4crHlwk/488-create-creature-portrait-card Dated March 3, 2014.
- ↑ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kd4YTHJz2K4ERdGRfJB-8M7_32Q23clIBRqEMrLmysk/edit Dated Feb 10, 2014.
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- Passive
- Bioluminescent
- Bulb Zone
- Bulb Zone Caves
- Cathemeral
- Crash Zone
- Crag Field
- Deep Sparse Reef
- Dunes
- Dunes Caves
- Fauna
- Kelp Forest Caves
- Grassy Plateaus Caves
- Mountains
- Mushroom Forest
- Mushroom Forest Caves
- Safe Shallows
- Safe Shallows Caves
- Scavengers and Parasites
- Sea Treader's Path
- Sea Treader's Tunnel Caves
- Sparse Reef
- Mountains Caves
- Primary Containment Facility