zerg fleet

[drakolobo]

what Know about space power of the zerg ?

apart from the titanic creatures such as zerg behemoth and Leviathan, are the only Mutalisks the starcraft 2 cinematic WL


a doubt I appeared about the scales appeared Mutalisk and battlecruiser : are there two types of Mutalisk? a fighter against ground and aerial forces and another vs Mutalisk giant against ships like carriers and battlecruiser. was a mistake of scale or is the hyperion small?

[DemolitionSquid]

Mutas are fairly large. There's a drawing of a dead Muta lying in dirt, with scaffolding built around it for researches to examine the body. I'm having trouble finding the picture though, its pretty old concept art.

[imdrunkontea]

I think mutas are roughly the size of a wraith or viking/dropship. if you watch the SC:Ghost intro, you can see them chasing the dropships. iirc, they were comparable in size.

[Blasterion]

if we're talking size then.. here is a screen shot from "escape from mar sara"

[Gradius]

That scale is alot more accurate than the original SC. In the Downing of the Norad cinematic, the Scourge were bigger than the mutalisks up there. :P

[Shadow Archon]

That scale is alot more accurate than the original SC. In the Downing of the Norad cinematic, the Scourge were bigger than the mutalisks up there. :P

But their biological, shouldn't they have some variation in scale?

[Kknewkles]

But their biological, shouldn't they have some variation in scale?

It's Zerg we're talking about. I will be surprised if any Mutalisk differs from any other in size even by one molecule.

[Kacaier]

It's Zerg we're talking about. I will be surprised if any Mutalisk differs from any other in size even by one molecule.

Well, I'm sure lorifically (that's a word now!), Zerg would respond to enemies very dynamically in their evolution. Not like Zerglings to Baneling, as the story that introduced them had that take some time. But I mean responding to different threats with pre-existing DNA. Maybe if they need larger mutalisks for heavier damage, or smaller mutalisk for more agility.

Likewise, I'm sure different Zerg broods (if different broods still exist), would prefer different attributes.

Overall, this is all me guessing.

[Blasterion]

Well, I'm sure lorifically (that's a word now!), Zerg would respond to enemies very dynamically in their evolution. Not like Zerglings to Baneling, as the story that introduced them had that take some time. But I mean responding to different threats with pre-existing DNA. Maybe if they need larger mutalisks for heavier damage, or smaller mutalisk for more agility.

Likewise, I'm sure different Zerg broods (if different broods still exist), would prefer different attributes.

Overall, this is all me guessing.

yeah in lore, Mutalisks with armor upgrades would probably appear slightly bigger xD

[Kimera757]

It's Zerg we're talking about. I will be surprised if any Mutalisk differs from any other in size even by one molecule.

Nah, it's the opposite.

I suspect each mutalisk is a mutant (and same for each and every zerg); every single time a zerg is produced, you're testing for a better variant.