Hypothetically, which prehistoric animals (smallest and largest) would comfortably hunt hominids or Homo sapiens? What strategies or defenses can vulnerable people apply to scare them off or fight back?
I'm primarily referring to animals but a prehistoric plant, fungus, bacteria, or virus that qualifies for such a role would be cool. How would it go, how would they be stopped? Would they be predatory or vengeful, or just feral? Should it be a grounded encounter or supernatural? Animal horror can mix survival, political, and moral themes, and the possibilities with these are endless.
An ancient viral or floral spore contagian. Whether it be time travel to past or present or genetic engineering. A rampaging predatory Dromaeosaurid or Entelodont haunting a town, or a pseudo-kaiju scenario of a sauropod rampaging a suburburban area. What do you imagine?
For both curious speculation and fanfiction suggestions. Which B.A.U agent or protagonist would make the most deadly unsub? What's their trigger or tragedy? What's their M.O, or their deadly murder/torture technique? How effectively can they go without getting caught? Conversely, which villainous unsub would make the best profiler to hunt them?
Universe One: Angry Birds.
- Angry Birds: The pigs, lead by The King (most likely named Leonard, after the King Pig who would be modeled after him in the movie) makes multiple schemes to steal the eggs, the birds thwart him and get him back multiple times. The eggs in question are Red's and with an unnamed female, possibly the Valentines Day event one or another. The birds also have unexplained powers, like Bomb's combustion, Chuck's speed, and Matilda's egg bomb distribution. Along with The Flock consisting of lesser known figures like brother Terrance and sister Ruby. It's unspecified if the eggs hatch due to death or infertility or some kind of stillbirth, but these and the pigs just never going beyond savoring them happens for plot.
- Angry Birds Seasons and Friends: This continues on over the course of years and multiple events. In addition to pigs they also encounter and fight many supernatural creatures.
- Angry Birds: Rio: An alternate universe of Rio occurs, The Flock is taken to Rio De Janeiro but they help Blu and Jewel fight Nigel and return.
- Angry Birds Space: Resembling a similar art style and possibly similar events to Toons, The Ice Bird visits once and drags The Flock into space through a vortex portal that enhances them, after Space, the birds presumably lose their powers and are restored to Earth.
- Bad Piggies: The pigs engineer vehicles in various locations to steel eggs.
Universe Two: Angry Birds Toons.
Primarily shifted due to art style changes and redesign of The King as Smoothcheeks.
- Angry Birds Toons: Multiple clashes over the eggs.
- Angry Birds Epic: At a point, the characters harness combat and sorcery, two more eggs appear and Wizpig and smoothcheek's son Porky are pursued by The Flock to get it back. Afterwards, multiple groups of hostile pigs inhabiting Chronicle Cave, and events like Raiding Party, The Apocalypse, Chinese New Year, Valentines Day, Bavarian Funfair, and Movie Event are all fought by The Flock for sport. The map shown in Epic is a simplified, shrunken version of the canon one which is much bigger.
- Angry Birds Go and 2: At a point after battles, the birds and pigs host mutual racing competitions which can escalate to brutal injury, but another egg raids prompts The Flock to pursue the pigs again. Despite his betrayal, Chef Pig rejoins Smoothcheeks.
- Angry Birds Stella and Pop: Unspecified if Stella knows Red, but she and her Flock fight pigs on Golden Island along with their magical bubbles.
- Angry Birds Fight!: The birds travel across islands to fight more pigs.
Universe Three: Angry Birds: Star Wars
A seperate universe of a Star Wars alternate universe.