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Concept Art from the AvP 2 Movie of a Predator Alien Hybrid Creature..This variation is the result of a facehugger impregnating a Predator. The "Predalien" was first depicted in a painting by Dave Dorman, and subsequently featured in the Aliens versus Predator comics and games. A Predalien chestburster debuts in the final scene of Alien vs. Predator, but it is not until Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem that an adult hybrid makes its first movie appearance.

The Predalien shares many characteristics with its host, such as long hair-like appendages, mandibles, skin color and similar vocalizations. It is a large, bulky creature, and possesses physical strength greater than that of human-spawned aliens. Like human-born aliens, it is also shown to be stronger than its host species, as evidenced by its ability to pin, push, and knock a Predator away with ease. In Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, the Predalien is shown to have also inherited its hosts habit of skinning its victims, and removing their spines. It is also a young queen, and features a new method of reproduction: it seizes its victim's face and forcefully deposits chestburster embryos down the throat via its secondary mouth. In Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, pregnant human female victims are portrayed on-screen being attacked in this manner. The Predalien finds the victims in a hospital and implants multiple embryos upon sensing they are already in a state of gestation. When the chestbursters mature and burst out, they emerge from the women's already-enlarged abdomens, killing the women in the process. Three chestbursters are seen emerging from one pregnant woman's belly, and the human fetus is assumed to have been killed and/or eaten by the chestbursters as well. Subsequent adult Aliens born this way inherit the traits of their host, displaying no residual Predator traits.