Post by Z451 on Dec 10, 2016 22:02:13 GMT
Critters
The Crites are small aliens resembling porcupines or hedgehogs.
They have large rotund bodies, covered in a haze of black fur.
In the first film, the Crites' fur is styled so that their stomach is shown, but in subsequent films, it too is covered in fur.
They have small limbs, with tiny claws on both hands and feet.
They have large mouths filled with multiple rows of sharp teeth, which they use to attack prey.
Their nose is wide and flat, and they bear signature red cat-like eyes, which sometimes appear flourescent from a distance.
The Crites appear slightly larger in each sequel, and their fur appears more wild and spiky, as opposed to slicked back in the first installment.
They've been described in various ways, such as being like rats, possums, Tasmanian devils, badgers and porcupines.
Certain Crites have various unique features in the context of the film.
For example, a Crite in Critters 3 rolls in some bleach, burning its face and bleaching part of its fur white.
A Crite in Critters 2 has its hair shot off by one of the bounty hunters, which is repeated in Critters 4 on the lead Crite.
When first born however, Crites are understandably much smaller when fully grown.
In order to grow, a Crite must feed at least once.
If a Crite feeds enough it may reach large sizes.
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Critters Wiki
Villains Wiki
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They have large rotund bodies, covered in a haze of black fur.
In the first film, the Crites' fur is styled so that their stomach is shown, but in subsequent films, it too is covered in fur.
They have small limbs, with tiny claws on both hands and feet.
They have large mouths filled with multiple rows of sharp teeth, which they use to attack prey.
Their nose is wide and flat, and they bear signature red cat-like eyes, which sometimes appear flourescent from a distance.
The Crites appear slightly larger in each sequel, and their fur appears more wild and spiky, as opposed to slicked back in the first installment.
They've been described in various ways, such as being like rats, possums, Tasmanian devils, badgers and porcupines.
Certain Crites have various unique features in the context of the film.
For example, a Crite in Critters 3 rolls in some bleach, burning its face and bleaching part of its fur white.
A Crite in Critters 2 has its hair shot off by one of the bounty hunters, which is repeated in Critters 4 on the lead Crite.
When first born however, Crites are understandably much smaller when fully grown.
In order to grow, a Crite must feed at least once.
If a Crite feeds enough it may reach large sizes.
Links:
Critters Wiki
Villains Wiki
Copyright Owner
New Line Cinema
Record:
W:
L: