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• Humanoids (Marvel)
  The '''Humanoids''' are constructs that feature in [[Marvel Comics]]. The Leader had his Humanoids capture Bruce Banner and the X-Men after they became affected from the Gamm
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• 10 billion years ago
  ...planet [[Maltus]]. A race of blue-skinned, highly-intelligent [[Maltusians|humanoids]] become the dominant species and begin building a civilization of science
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• 4 billion years ago
  ...humanoid life forms on many of those planets in the millennia to come. The humanoids also leave a message encoded in fragments in the various races' genes for t
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• Namekians
  In appearance, they were humanoids with slug-like characteristics, including green skin and antennae. The patc
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• Paraelemental
  ...tals'' absorb heat (but not fire, which harms them) and appear as towering humanoids made of ice. They are sometimes called "cold paraelementals" or "frost para *''Magma Paraelementals'' appear as monstrous humanoids made of magma with molten, shapeless lower bodies, and sustain themselves b
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• Goriya
  '''Goriyas''' were boomerang-throwing, mammalian humanoids that fought the various [[Link|Links]] during their quests.
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• Glublubs
  The '''glublubs''' were a short-statured race of oceanic humanoids resembling a cross between fish and lobsters. Friends of [[Man Ray]], they
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• Doragians
  The '''Doragians''' were a race of grey-skinned humanoids who were technically advanced but lacked aggression. When the [[Khund Empir
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• Saiyans
  In appearance, the Saiyans were a race of bipedal humanoids that greatly resembled the humans of Earth with the one exception being tha
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• Menoptra
  The '''Menoptra''' were a peaceful, butterfly-like race of humanoids from the planet [[Vortis]]. They were oppressed by the [[Animus (Doctor Who
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• Hobbits
  '''Hobbits''' were a race of humanoids who were almost identical to humans save for their short stature and large,
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• Space-Spawn
  ...e-Spawn have included [[Cthulhu]]-like abominations and tall gargoyle-like humanoids. None of these interpretations seem likely, however.
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• Grimlocks
  '''Grimlocks''' are a degenerate race of humanoids dwelling deep beneath the Earth. Although sightless, grimlocks have highly
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• Elder Gods (Mortal Kombat)
  ...t endangered all of existence. Certain Elder Gods appeared as blue skinned humanoids with glowing eyes though the minor gods appeared more Human in skin tone bu
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• Gargoyles (TV Movie)
  '''Gargoyles''' were a race of winged, horned, egg-laying reptilian humanoids dwelling in a remote desert region of the American southwest.
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• Tangeans
  '''Tangeans''' are a race of green-skinned humanoids capable of becoming intangible for extended periods. Tangeans may also gath
  408 B (57 words) - 02:11, 15 November 2005
• Skulk
  *[[Skulks]], a species of chameleon-esque humanoids from the ''Dungeons and Dragons'' ''Greyhawk'' world
  246 B (31 words) - 03:37, 16 November 2005
• Skulks
  '''Skulks''' are a race of humanoids with a reputation for being sneaky and dishonest, capable of blending with
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• Krypton
  ...lanet was known as '''Ny'l'uyl''' that was inhabited by a hairless race of humanoids that had become masters of the planet that were a content people who had lo
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• Headmasters
  It appears the Headmasters were later separated, with both Transformers and humanoids restored to normal. ...iously considered process that would have used [[Micromasters]] instead of humanoids.
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• Binary-Bonding
  Binary-bonding involved placing the humanoids in exo-suits that transformed into the Transformers' heads or weapons, alth Binary-bonding appeared to turn the humanoids into transforming [[Cyborg|cyborgs]]. Another application of binary-bonding
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