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pos: Destroy All Humans! are thinking about what to do next with it." In June 2016, Reihard Pollice, Nordic Games' product development director and executive producer, stated, "there are a few options we are evaluating now. Hope to get started on one of these soon." In late 2016, "Destroy All Humans!" and "Destroy All Humans! 2" were ported to PlayStation 4 upsized to 1080p.. In 2018, "Destroy All Humans!" was ported to Xbox One in their backward compatibility catalog. Destroy All Humans! Destroy All Humans! is an open world action-adventure video game franchise that is designed as a parody of Cold War-era alien invasion

pos: Destroy All Humans! Master beseeches him to submit to his tutelage, and train in mind and firepower, to help him defeat these new threats. Now Crypto is about to go down the path to enlightenment, shape his own destiny, uncover who is behind this frightening conspiracy. The franchise intellectual property (IP) holder, THQ, went bankrupt in late 2012. During this, many IPs of THQ were sold off. On April 22, 2013, it was announced that in a $4.9 million deal with THQ, Nordic Games purchased the rights to "Destroy All Humans!" among other IPs. On their official Twitter account the company claimed: "We

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) in which Pox and Crypto run a fast-food chain, and "Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon", which also takes place in the 1970s and begins with Crypto and Pox running a lucrative gambling casino called the "Space Dust". On October 26, 2005, THQ announced that Fox Broadcasting has purchased the rights to the game and is planning a computer-animated comedy, based on the game, to air in prime time. Jim Dauterive, previously of "King of the Hill", will be a writer and executive producer of the TV version of "Destroy All Humans!" As of 2015, nothing has been unveiled.

neg: Destroy All Humans! All Humans! Path of the Furon" is available on Xbox 360 (and PlayStation 3 only in Australia and Europe), and involves Crypto seeking enlightenment to help him stop a conspiracy that threatens the Furon empire. "Destroy All Humans!" takes place in 1959; "Destroy All Humans! 2" takes place in 1969; "Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed" takes place in 1975; "Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon" takes place in 1979. In 1959, Cryptosporidium 137 first arrived on Earth to investigate the planet and search for his predecessor clone, Cryptosporidium-136, who disappeared in 1947 after Orthopox 13 sent him to

neg: Destroy All Humans! Destroy All Humans! Destroy All Humans! is an open world action-adventure video game franchise that is designed as a parody of Cold War-era alien invasion films. "Destroy All Humans!" is available for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Xbox One game consoles, "Destroy All Humans! 2" is available for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox game consoles, "Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed" is available for the Wii game console, and "Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon" is available for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 game consoles (in Australia and Europe). All Furons are named after viral or bacterial infections,

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) Destroy All Humans! (video game) Destroy All Humans! is an action-adventure video game developed by Pandemic Studios and published by THQ for PlayStation 2 and Xbox. The game is set in 1959 in the United States, and parodies the lifestyles, pop culture, and political attitudes of this time period. The player controls Cryptosporidium 137 (a reference to the protozoan parasite "Cryptosporidium"), a member of the fictional Furon race of alien life, who has come to Earth to harvest DNA from humans to continue the cloning process of his species. Since 2017, the improved PS2 version is available for the PlayStation

neg: Destroy All Humans! 2 Destroy All Humans! 2 Destroy All Humans! 2 is an action-adventure video game developed by Pandemic Studios and published by THQ for PlayStation 2 and Xbox. It is the sequel to "Destroy All Humans!" and it marks the last game in the series to be developed by Pandemic Studios. Two sequels were made, developed by Locomotive Games and Sandblast Games, respectively. The game has been released to the PlayStation 4 being upresed to 1080p through the use of its inbuilt PlayStation 2 emulator software, along with the first "Destroy All Humans!". The game is set in 1969, 10 years after

neg: Destroy All Humans! Furon DNA locked inside human brain stems in order to save his race from cloning themselves into extinction. In "Destroy All Humans!", Crypto's objectives also include investigating what happened to his previous clone. "Destroy All Humans! 2" features Crypto hunting for revenge, after the KGB try to assassinate him and successfully destroy the mothership and his mission officer, Orthopox, as well as exterminating the Furons' enemy from the Martian War, the Blisk. "Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed" involves Crypto protecting Pox's new fast food chain using a giant robot mech disguised as the restaurant's mascot, called "Big Willy". "Destroy

neg: Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon is an action-adventure video game developed by American studio Sandblast Games and published by THQ. The game is set in the 1970s and is the fourth game in the "Destroy All Humans!" series, released December 1, 2008 in North America for the Xbox 360. "Path of the Furon" expands on the open world format of the previous "Destroy All Humans!" games, with five open worlds on the ground and in the air to obliterate with weapons and alien powers. On November 26, 2008, the North American

neg: Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon said, "The score still has that sci-fi B-movie feel with a heavy dose of '70s-styled funk and disco tossed in for good measure."" Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon is an action-adventure video game developed by American studio Sandblast Games and published by THQ. The game is set in the 1970s and is the fourth game in the "Destroy All Humans!" series, released December 1, 2008 in North America for the Xbox 360. "Path of the Furon" expands on the open world format of the previous "Destroy All Humans!" games, with five

neg: Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed is an action-adventure video game developed by Locomotive Games and published by THQ for the Wii. A PlayStation 2 version was originally going to be released alongside the Wii, but was ultimately canceled because of budget cuts. A PlayStation Portable version was also canceled, due to "control issues" involved with translating the Wii version's controls to the port. "Big Willy Unleashed" takes place before the events of "Path of the Furon" and after "Destroy All Humans! 2". The game is set in 1975, 6 years after "Destroy All

neg: Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed Humans! 2". Cryptosporidium 138 and his mentor, Orthopox 13, attempt to support the popularity of Big Willy, a fast food restaurant Orthopox owns. Pox reveals that the Big Willy food franchise is actually a scheme to dispose of the human bodies Crypto leaves lying around. Crypto and Pox are watching TV in Harbor City and happen upon the evening news. Bill Kincaid, a news reporter, announces that the Big Willy Corporation has opened its five-hundredth restaurant, and that President Huffman has resigned, implying that Crypto gave up on controlling the American Government. The news is then interrupted by the missing

neg: John Hadley (philosopher) and the extent to which Hadley's account is genuinely about "property" rights. Hadley has considered the ethics of humans' relationships with wild animals and environments beyond his property rights theory. He argues that there is a duty to aid wild animals in need, and that these duties are essentially no different to humans' duties to aid distant strangers who are severely cognitively impaired. He argues that libertarian property rights, consistent with Robert Nozick's interpretation of the Lockean proviso, should limit the right to destroy human-owned natural environments, and has elsewhere explored libertarian theory's denial of moral powers (including the power

neg: Richard Steven Horvitz (Billy, Billy's dad), "Ben 10" (Grey Matter), "Squirrel Boy" (Rodney), and "Shorty McShorts' Shorts" as Dudley. After his stint as Alpha 5 ended, Horvitz went on to voice a few monsters in other "Power Rangers" series, and was also the voice of Alpha 7 in the "" episode, "Forever Red". He also played the main character Razputin in "Psychonauts", and Orthopox in "Destroy All Humans!", "Destroy All Humans! 2" and "Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon", (not "Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed") in a voice that closely resembles that of Zim (rather, what would happen if Zim adopted

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) stars out of five and said, "The freedom to create chaos is terrific but some missions lack variety." "The New York Times" also gave it a favorable review, but commented that "It's a shame the gameplay lacks the almost flawless perfection of Destroy All Humans' story and presentation." "Detroit Free Press" gave it three stars out of four, calling it "Goofy fun, and that makes up for a lot of its failings. But I couldn't quite forgive the occasional tedium and fairly short length enough to give it a better rating." Destroy All Humans! (video game) Destroy All Humans! is

neg: Animal rights animal were to kill a human being in the U.S., it would have broken the laws of the land and would probably get rougher sanctions than if it were a human. My point is that like laws govern all who interact within a society, rights are to be applied to all beings who interact within that society. This is not to say these rights endowed by humans are equivalent to those held by nonhuman animals, but rather that if humans possess rights then so must all those who interact with humans. In sum, Garry suggests that humans have obligations to

neg: Godzilla: Unleashed prime goal is to destroy the humans and conquer Earth. Alien monsters are driven by power surges and so attack monsters that destroy Surge (or regular) crystals or Vortaak forces and buildings. They will on the other hand ally themselves with those who preserve crystals or destroy human forces. Monsters from the mutant faction are driven by lust for power more than anything else. Because of this they are drawn to crystals and so will destroy all in their path to get such power; monsters, humans and even Vortaak, and so Mutants will ally themselves with others monsters that do

neg: Kula ring though the vast majority of items that Kula participants have at any given time are not theirs and will be passed on, Damon (1980:281) notes that e.g. amongst the Muyuw all Kula objects are someone's "kitoum", meaning they are owned by that person (or by a group). The person owning a valuable as "kitoum" has full rights of ownership over it: he can keep it, sell it or even destroy it. The Kula valuable or an equivalent item must be returned to the person who owns it as "kitoum". For example, the most important Muyuw men own between three and

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) Really, nicely done," but they thought the game could use a more in-depth stealth aspect: "As it happens, not developing stealth to its fullest potential turns out to be one part of a greater underlying problem with Destroy All Humans." TeamXbox cited excellent graphics, saying that ""Destroy All Humans!" is delightful to gaze at." "Maxim" gave it a score of eight out of ten and said, "Set up like "Grand Theft Alien", there are tons of missions to complete, though you can also just roam around, killing filthy humans and destroying their stuff." "The Sydney Morning Herald" gave it four

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) have poisoned the U.S. water supply, and that as a result testing centers have been set up all across the country to scan people for harmful toxins. People are then shown being herded reluctantly by Army soldiers into strange machines, apparently for brain stem extraction. Huffman is then revealed to be Crypto in disguise. Furons: Coming from the planet Furon, mistaken for Gorta in 'Destroy All Humans!' by the Majestic, in the Proxima Centauri system. Pox corrects the planet's name in 'Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon'. The "Furons" are aliens that have a similar appearance to the Greys,

neg: Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed provided is downright terrible." Regarding its place in the game's series, IGN stated that "It’s still fun to go nuts with the anal probe gun, rip heads off of pedestrians with the giant arms of Big Willy, and chuckle at the campy VO". Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed is an action-adventure video game developed by Locomotive Games and published by THQ for the Wii. A PlayStation 2 version was originally going to be released alongside the Wii, but was ultimately canceled because of budget cuts. A PlayStation Portable version was also canceled, due

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) ever get out?" - but pushed for a satirical game, something the rest of Pandemic embraced by taking the game on a comedic approach. Harding left soon after on his Asian walkabout, and began recording some of the footage that eventually became the "Where The Hell Is Matt?" videos. The game also sponsored ECW One Night Stand (2005). Due to the game's success several sequels have been made: "Destroy All Humans! 2", which takes place in the 1960s and marks the first time Crypto invades across the globe, "Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed", a spinoff set in the 1970s

neg: Jack Williamson called the Purple Hall that once ruled all humans. In this novel, renegade Purple pretenders ally themselves with the Medusae as a means to regain their empire. But the Medusae, who are totally unlike humans in all ways, turn on the Purples, seeking to destroy all humans and move to the Solar System, as their own world, far older than Earth, is finally spiraling back into Barnard's Star. One of the Purples, John Ulnar, supports the Legion from the start, and he is the fourth great warrior. His enemy is the Purple pretender Eric Ulnar, who sought the Medusae out

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) The show is also referenced in "Destroy All Humans! 2", in the Salad Days bonus video, in which Pox and Crypto reminisce on the past game, and talk about the possibilities of the game's future. "Destroy All Humans!" received generally positive reviews from critics. Aggregating review websites GameRankings and Metacritic gave the Xbox version 76.98% and 76/100, and the PlayStation 2 version 76.04% and 74/100. GameZone enjoyed the depth of destruction: "the levels themselves have the potential for a lot of damage". IGN praised the presentation of the game, stating "Phenomenal. Good behind the scenes extras. Great cutscenes. Excellent layout.

neg: Destroy All Humans! 2 stating, ""every enemy seems as brain dead as Crypto thinks they are."" "The Times" gave it four stars out of five and stated, "The tone is jocular, the script humorous and well acted by, among others, Little Britain’s Anthony Head." "The Sydney Morning Herald" gave it three-and-a-half stars out of five and called it "A minor improvement over the original, with just as many silly sci-fi shenanigans." The game sold over 340,000 copies and had a generated revenue of $13,000,000 in North America alone. Destroy All Humans! 2 Destroy All Humans! 2 is an action-adventure video game developed by Pandemic

neg: Destroy All Humans! 2 worm to crawl around, eating nearby humans. The Anti-Gravity Field, which creates a small point of high gravity, which pulls anything, including humans, into it before exploding, destroying anything. "Destroy All Humans! 2" received generally positive reviews from critics. Aggregating review websites GameRankings and Metacritic gave the Xbox version 76.61% and 74/100 and the PlayStation 2 version 75.75% and 74/100. GameZone stated that "The new weapons and body snatching ability just add more fun to a game with huge open worlds and the plentiful side missions" and that the ""game actually supersedes the original"". The AI was criticized by TeamXbox,

neg: Defiance (video game) a group of soldiers who survived The Pale Wars, a massive conflict between humans and aliens. Outlaws are criminals who raid and destroy for fortunes. Machinists are scavengers, who recover alien technology to make profits and a living from it. Survivalists are humans or aliens who attempt to survive in the newly formed, hostile world. Besides initial starter weapon and also costume - this choice, similar to Race (Human, Irathient, and Castithan) {survival} has no consequence in the later game, with all weapons, abilities and costumes being equally accessible to all players beyond the tutorial area. Players can choose to

neg: Alien invasion Aliens could also control people to do their will through electronic devices implanted in human bodies such as in "[[Invaders from Mars (1953 film)|Invaders from Mars]]" (1953). Another example of alien infiltration is in the video game "[[Destroy All Humans!]]" (2005) in which the player controls an alien scout in order to destroy and eventually become the President of the United States, as well as annihilate all humans in their path. In some cases, the aliens already look much like humans - in the "Star Trek" franchise, in the 133 years before their participation in first contact in 2063, no

neg: Slash (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) beliefs they were taught regarding the protection of the innocent (though is much more brash and violent about his methods), showing him to be more of an anti-hero who genuinely wants to defeat the Kraang and save humanity. This puts him at odds with the amoral Newtralizer, who is prepared to destroy New York and kill all humans to defeat the Kraang, pressuring Slash to help him since they are "brothers". Realizing the position he put Raphael in, he ends up siding with the Turtles against the Newtralizer, who tries to destroy them all. The Newtralizer is defeated, and Slash

neg: Destroy All Humans! 2 the original game. The game begins with a KGB slide show meeting showing that the main character from "Destroy All Humans!", "Cryptosporidium-137", is now deceased for unknown reasons. His clone, "Cryptosporidium-138" (Crypto for short), made of more pure Furon DNA, is now taking his place and continuing to pose as the President of the United States. KGB intelligence reveals that Crypto-138 is the first and only Furon to have genitalia, referred to only as "The Package". Seeing the Furons as a threat to the Soviet Union, the KGB destroy the Furon mothership with a nuclear missile. Soon after, Crypto's new

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) uncorrupted Furon D.N.A., they will clone themselves into extinction. "Destroy All Humans!" is set in the United States in the year 1959 and consists of six settings; "Turnipseed Farm" (a Midwestern farm community), "Rockwell" (a North Dakota town), "Santa Modesta" (a parody of Santa Monica), "Area 42" (a parody of Area 51), "Union Town" (an Eastern seaboard industrial city) and "Capitol City" (a parody of Washington, D.C.). All buildings and structures in these environments can be destroyed (save for trees and rocks), and humans can become alarmed by Crypto's presence at these locations. While some run or hide, others are

neg: Destroy All Humans! 2 an invitation to wake her when he's ready for "re-entry." As the game ends, Crypto leers at the player and admits to having made "a few adjustments". In Destroy All Humans! 2, Crypto is able to go to San Francisco (Bay City), London (Albion), a Japanese island loosely based on Tokyo (Takoshima), Tunguska (Siberia), and the Soviet moon base Solaris. Crypto can now body snatch humans, using them as a disguise. In addition, new weapons are unlocked by finding data cores ejected from the mothership before it was destroyed. New saucer landing points are unlocked by completing the challenges of

neg: Destroy All Humans! 2 the ancient furon god Arkvoodle. The player is now able to call their saucer from an empty landing site in order to eliminate back tracking, and the UFO can now cloak for limited periods of time. In addition, the Abducto Beam actually abducts humans into the UFO for usage in the Gene Blender, which upgrades Crypto's abilities. "Destroy All Humans! 2" has a co-op multiplayer mode, so the player can play through the story mode, free roam together and minigames, such as PK Tennis and Duel, with a friend. The new "Free Love" feature enables Crypto to momentarily force his

neg: Zombie Revenge and Rikiya Busujima. They are sent out to eliminate the enemy and track down the mysterious leader of this attack, known only as "Zed". After battling through the city, they eventually confront Zed, who reveals that Stick's father was involved in project U.D.S. Zed wants revenge for his parents, who were murdered as part of the project. He despises all humans and wishes to turn them all into zombies by spreading the virus. Zed unleashes a powerful U.D.S. inside of him that he calls the God of Destruction, that he plans to use to destroy the rest of the humans,

neg: Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed goal is to protect Big Willy's restaurant and destroy Kluckin's Kitchen. In competitive mode the player must touch the beacons and kill each other. The player can play two areas in co-op and compete mode. "Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed" received mixed reviews from critics. It received a score of 53.42% on GameRankings and 53/100 on Metacritic. Many critics criticized the game's graphics, with GameZone stating that "the game looks like a GameCube title with good lighting and visual effects but blocky buildings and character models." 1UP also cited poor multiplayer, saying "<nowiki>[</nowiki>multiplayer<nowiki>]</nowiki> provides very little content, and what's

neg: Destroy All Humans! must find a way to stop them from destroying what he has worked so hard to achieve. Along the way, he is supported by Natalya Ivanova, a rogue KGB agent whom he constantly hits on. He also comes across the Blisk, the dreaded enemy that the Furons thought they defeated in the Martian War. "Big Willy Unleashed" takes place after "Destroy All Humans! 2" and before "Path of the Furon". Crypto and Pox start a fast food restaurant that serves human meat from all the people Crypto has killed harvesting more Furon DNA. Later, their rival restaurant, Colonel Kluckin' (a

neg: Garry Schyman more video games since then. He has composed the score for all three "Destroy All Humans!" games as well as several others such as "BioShock" and "Dante's Inferno". His score for "Destroy All Humans! 2" was nominated for the Game Audio Network Guild's "Music of the Year" award, while his score for "BioShock" won numerous awards, including several soundtrack of the year awards. In addition to his commercial work, he has written a 15-minute viola concerto entitled "Zingaro", published by Century City Masterworks. He also composed the song "Praan", originally written by Rabindranath Tagore for Matt Harding's "Dancing 2008" viral

neg: Habitat destruction new roads) is the largest single proximate factor responsible for deforestation. Rising global temperatures, caused by the greenhouse effect, contribute to habitat destruction, endangering various species, such as the polar bear. Melting ice caps promote rising sea levels and floods which threaten natural habitats and species globally. While the above-mentioned activities are the proximal or direct causes of habitat destruction in that they actually destroy habitat, this still does not identify why humans destroy habitat. The forces that cause humans to destroy habitat are known as "drivers" of habitat destruction. Demographic, economic, sociopolitical, scientific and technological, and cultural drivers all

neg: K-9 (TV series) and regenerate himself into a more advanced form. K-9 and the humans then form the front line defence against alien menaces from outer space and other times. The "Brisbane Times" reports that the series is set in London in the year 2050 and Professor Gryffen is employed by a clandestine government agency, "The Department". The design of K-9 is noticeably different from that seen in "Doctor Who" because although Bob Baker owns the character rights to K-9, the original character design is owned by the BBC. As this is not a BBC production, direct references to "Doctor Who" are not

neg: Undertale eventually committed suicide in order to allow Asriel to use their soul to cross the barrier and destroy it from the human side. However, Asriel lost his nerve and was killed by the humans; Asgore, in his rage and grief, declared that all humans who arrived in the Underground were to be slain. Eventually, the player reaches Asgore Dreemurr, the king of the Underground. Despite being a warm, friendly and affectionate ruler, Asgore is embittered due to believing that he is forced to kill seven humans in order to recover their souls and free his people. The human is forced

neg: Destroy All Humans! cyborgs called Nexosporidium Warriors, who arrive from his own planet, which frightens both Crypto and his commander Pox. Soon Crypto finds himself face to face with a conspiracy from his own homeworld that, if not stopped, could destroy his entire race. In the midst of all the chaos, Crypto hears a voice in his head, telling him to go to the city of Shen Long. Later, Crypto, while in Sunnywood, is shot in the neck, faints, and then wakes up in a Kung Fu monastery where he is greeted by a Furon martial arts expert known as "The Master". The

neg: Universe at War: Earth Assault the Masari, Novus and the humans attack and destroy the Purifier. Kamal Re'x is outraged and attempts to destroy them by himself, which instantly fails. The armies argue over what to do with him, with the humans and Novus wanting to kill him for the damage he caused to the galaxy and Earth. But the Masari queen says that death is not the answer. She then apparently gives Kamal the power of a god which he uses to destroy them all, at least in his eyes. The queen is revealed to have actually trapped Kamal inside his own mind where

neg: Splicers she actually doesn't care whether or not the humans destroy her previous creations; Ishtar, chief strategist of the Machine, wages unceasing war against the humans and is only kept from completely destroying the species by the intervention of her 'sisters;' and Lilith, a wildcard even within the N.E.X.U.S supercomputer, who is simultaneously playing complex mind games against both the humans and her fellow personalities. In addition to these major personalities, there are dozens (or more) minor personalities that may manifest any traits at all, or may be Lilith or another personality pretending, for their own reasons, to be another. The

neg: Abolitionism (animal rights) Abolitionism (animal rights) Abolitionism or abolitionist veganism is the animal rights based opposition to all animal use by humans. Abolitionism maintains that all sentient beings, humans or nonhumans, share a basic right: the right not to be treated as the property of others. Abolitionist vegans emphasise that animal products require treating animals as property or resources and that animal products are not necessary for human health in modern societies. Abolitionists believe that everyone who can live vegan is therefore morally obligated to be vegan. Abolitionists generally oppose movements that seek to make animal use more humane or to abolish specific

neg: Destroy All Humans! or sometimes, the actual bacteria that cause the infections, such as Helicobacter. The game has been ported to PS4 being upscaled to 1080p, along with "Destroy All Humans! 2". The two main protagonists of the series are voiced by J. Grant Albrecht and Richard Steven Horvitz, with the exception of the game "Big Willy Unleashed", in which actors Sean Donnellan and Darryl Kurylo portray the characters. The musical score for the series is performed by composer Garry Schyman. The games take place mostly on Earth where the Furon Cryptosporidium, also known as Crypto, is tasked by his superiors to gather

neg: Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon local mob seeks to gather information on them. Crypto defeats the mob, destroying their profits and taking control of the city of Las Paradiso. Soon he begins hearing an etheric voice beckoning him to the path of enlightenment. As Crypto begins to discover the potential of his powers, strange creatures arrive and attack. Pox identifies them as Nexosporidium warriors (Nexos), who are supposedly extinct. In an act of desperation, Pox orders Crypto to destroy all of Paradiso to erase any evidence of their being there. Crypto reluctantly does so, and the pair flee to Sunnywood. In Sunnywood, the duo assume

neg: The Salvation Hunters and destroy nations—and it is all the more powerful because it is born of suffering, lives in silence, and dies when it has done its work. Our aim has been to photograph a thought—A thought that guides humans who crawl close to the earth—whose lives are simple—who begin nowhere and end nowhere". The story begins along a bleak waterfront in an unidentified harbor. Industrial refuse litters the shore. A giant Sisypheandredge scoops mud from a channel and into a massive barge. Four characters, “humans who crawl close to the earth” occupy the brooding landscape: "The Boy", a fainthearted and feckless

neg: Xenoblade Chronicles meet Sharla from the decimated Colony 6 and work to free it from Mechon occupation. They reunite with Dunban shortly thereafter. Guided by Shulk’s vision, the group travel to the High Entia capital to gain entry to Prison Island, joined by Melia and Riki. Shulk also meets Alvis, who shares Shulk's ability to wield the Monado. Gaining entry, they encounter Zanza, a being who created the Monado and who offers Shulk the ability to destroy the Face Mechon, revealed to be humans inside Mechon mechs. Though Shulk accepts and the Monado is granted the ability to destroy humans, Metal Face

neg: Fictional universe of Avatar (set in the year 2154), humans have achieved a technologically advanced, post-industrial society dominated by powerful corporations and industries. One of Earth's most powerful corporations is the globally integrated Resources Development Administration (RDA), a quasi-governmental organization that owns all resources off Earth. The Interplanetary Commerce Administration granted these sole rights to the RDA under the stipulation that the use of weapons of mass destruction is prohibited. Known RDA personnel on Pandora include head administrator Parker Selfridge, Colonel Miles Quaritch, Private Sean Fike, Corporal Lyle Wainfleet, Dr. Max Patel, Dr. Grace Augustine, Dr. Norm Spellman, and Samson 16 pilot Trudy Chacon.

neg: Mega Man & Bass combat. Proto Man interrupts the fight and again attempts to defeat their new nemesis. Putting all of his remaining energy into a blast, Proto Man manages to destroy King's shield and loses consciousness, allowing Mega Man and Bass to best King in battle afterwards. King questions why they fight so hard for humans when robots are the superior species. The pair explains that humans are the ones who created robots in the first place, which confuses King. The villain reveals that his creator is Dr. Wily, who then appears on a video monitor. When King asks the evil inventor why

neg: Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon Master against a wall, killing him. Crypto picks up a canister of synthetic DNA and tries it, but vomits at the horrible taste. Pox tells Crypto that as long as he cannot stomach synthetic DNA their mission wasn't a sham, and there would always be a reason to destroy all humans. Crypto realizes that Pox is right, and decides to return to Earth. Pox then tells Crypto he isn't returning with him, and takes the throne. As Crypto walks out of the palace, the other Furons begin running in, to greet their new emperor. The musical score is performed by

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) amount of Furon DNA in their genetic code. Crypto is sent to Earth to harvest this DNA from human brain stems, locate and rescue his previous clone, Cryptosporidium-136, and spearhead a Furon invasion of Earth. The game is set up in a sandbox fashion. The player has a selection of weapons and mental abilities at their disposal, as well as access to Crypto's flying saucer. "Destroy All Humans!" implements the Havok physics engine, allowing for ragdoll effects on bodies and destructible environments. Crypto possesses advanced Furon weaponry in both his flying saucer and on his person. The saucer is equipped

neg: Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon composer Garry Schyman. According to the game's creative director, Jon Knoles, there are approximately 15,000 lines of spoken dialogue in the game. There is more back and forth banter between Crypto and Pox, interactive conversations, and more human minds to read. There are between 30 and 50 thoughts for each human in the game and about 2000 in total. "Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon" received negative reviews from critics. Aggregating review websites GameRankings and Metacritic gave the Xbox 360 version 38.41% and 34/100 and the PlayStation 3 version 26.50%. Reviews of the in-game soundtrack fared generally better. GameZone

neg: Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon PlayStation 3 version was canceled citing "development issues". However, the PlayStation 3 version was still released in Australia on February 12, 2009 and Europe on February 13, 2009 alongside the Xbox 360 release. "Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon" has over 30-story missions, 20 side quests, and multiplayer modes. As with previous games, most story missions can be played in non-linear order. Creative director Jon Knoles stated that the side quests would be related to the story, would also be creative, and "epic". Knoles added that the achievements are tied to statistic tracking in the game, and they are

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) in orbit around Earth, which vaguely resembles the Alien mothership from "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". From there players can receive missions, upgrade weapons, and view unlocked content. This is also the portal to each of the game's Earth settings. In "Destroy All Humans!", players assume the role of Cryptosporidium 137 (Crypto for short), a warrior and member of the Furons—a race of war-like extraterrestrials with a large empire constantly seizing new worlds through conquest. After centuries of warfare against inferior species using unchecked nuclear weaponry left their species impotent and without genitalia, the Furons were unable to sexually

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) "Destroy All Humans". Being a science fiction fan, Harding even thought of using the concept of playing as an alien invader, something that he had not seen in a video game and served as a "premise for getting to do mindless destruction that makes sense.” Harding never worked on the game, feeling he lacked the “energy or interest” to "spend two years of [his] life writing a game about killing everyone". He even contested why along with along with the on-foot action resembling "Grand Theft Auto", there were flying saucer missions - "If you’ve got a spaceship, why would you

neg: Shogun Warriors (toys) the Primal One and his followers. This alien force decided that Earth's technology had outpaced its morality, making it their duty to destroy the Shogun Warriors as well as other powerful humans, including Reed Richards and Tony Stark. Declining sales, as well as Moench's commitment to writing the "Moon Knight" comic book series that had just been started, led Marvel to cancel the "Shogun Warriors" comic book series. After Marvel lost the rights to the characters, they had a giant robot named the Samurai Destroyer (built from the pieces of an abandoned fourth robot that was never finished) destroy the

neg: Legion of Space Series totally unlike humans in all ways, turn on the Purples, seeking to destroy all humans and move to the Solar System, as their own world, far older than Earth, is finally spiraling back into Barnard's Star. One of the Purples, John Ulnar, supports the Legion from the start, and he is the fourth great warrior. His enemy is the Purple pretender Eric Ulnar, who sought the Medusae out in the first place, seeking to become the next Emperor of The Sun. The Medusae conquered the Moon, set up their bases there, and went on to attempt conquest of the Solar

neg: Warcraft (film) not sell the movie rights, not to you… especially not to you. Because it's such a big online game success, maybe a bad movie would destroy that ongoing income, what the company has with it." Sam Raimi was initially attached to direct, but was replaced by Duncan Jones in January 2013. Upon coming aboard, Jones immediately voiced his displeasure at the script, which he stated "was the stale fantasy trope of, humans are the good guys, monsters are the bad guys". With Blizzard's approval (who had also been looking to change the story), Jones altered the story so that "It's

neg: Posthumanism Sloterdijk, Stefan Lorenz Sorgner, Evan Thompson, Francisco Varela, Humberto Maturana and Douglas Kellner. Among the theorists are philosophers, such as Robert Pepperell, who have written about a "posthuman condition", which is often substituted for the term "posthumanism". Posthumanism differs from classical humanism by relegating humanity back to one of many natural species, thereby rejecting any claims founded on anthropocentric dominance. According to this claim, humans have no inherent rights to destroy nature or set themselves above it in ethical considerations "a priori". Human knowledge is also reduced to a less controlling position, previously seen as the defining aspect of the

neg: Flower Child (Once Upon a Time) the humans had used this party to destroy and kill the nymphs because when Gothel returned to the garden she saw her mother clinging to life, and implores Gothel not to seek revenge on the humans and embrace her destiny by restoring their world. Gothel doesn't take her mother's words to heart and begins a mission to destroy the humans. Gothel returns to the party and begins destroying everything she touches with deadly plants and kills the person who befriended her. However, one of the friends decided she wants to join Gothel as she also kept a secret that she

neg: Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits woman named Geedo after Windalf's death. During their stories, the halves of the Wind Stone that Nafia and Windalf gave them respectively, finally summon the Wind Spirit, who tells them their destiny. With this information, Darc and Kharg's main goal is to collect the five Great Spirit Stones and use them for the benefit of the Deimos or humans respectively. Kharg wishes to destroy the Deimos and for humans to live peacefully. Meanwhile, Darc wishes to destroy the humans for the protection of the Deimos and to be their overall king. During their quest however, they cross paths with the

neg: Orion Pictures rights to Orion's back catalog from the 1978–1982 joint venture period remain with Warner Bros., including such movies as "10" (1979), "Caddyshack" (1980), "Arthur" (1981), "Excalibur" (1981), and "Prince of the City" (1981). Some post-1982 films originally released by Orion — "Lionheart" (1987), "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" (1988), and "Amadeus" (1984) (the latter two being Saul Zaentz productions) — are currently distributed by Warner Bros. as well. HBO also owns video distribution rights to "Three Amigos" (1986), which co-produced the film and owns pay-TV rights. However, MGM owns all other rights and the film's copyright. "The Wanderers" is owned

neg: The Matrix (franchise) film "Deadpool". The series features a cyberpunk story of the technological fall of man, in which a self-aware artificial intelligence has wiped most of humanity from the Earth except for those it enslaves in a virtual reality system as a farmed power source, and the relatively few remaining humans who are free of that system. The A.I. agenda is to destroy all humans who are free, considering them a threat/disease. The story incorporates references to numerous philosophical and religious ideas. Influences include the principles of mythology, anime, and Hong Kong action films (particularly "heroic bloodshed" and martial arts movies). The

neg: Mind uploading suffering. Questions also arise regarding the moral status of "partial" brain emulations, as well as creating neuromorphic emulations that draw inspiration from biological brains but are built somewhat differently. Brain emulations could be erased by computer viruses or malware, without need to destroy the underlying hardware. This may make assassination easier than for physical humans. The attacker might take the computing power for its own use. Many questions arise regarding the legal personhood of emulations. Would they be given the rights of biological humans? If a person makes an emulated copy of themselves and then dies, does the emulation inherit

neg: Tom Regan philosophy at North Carolina State University from 1967 until 2001. Regan directed the 1986 film "We Are All Noah" which is available on VHS videotape. In "The Case for Animal Rights", Regan argued that non-human animals bear moral rights. His philosophy aligns broadly within the tradition of Immanuel Kant, though he rejects Kant's idea that respect is due only to rational beings. Regan points out that we routinely ascribe inherent value, and thus the right to be treated with respect, to humans who are not rational, including infants and the severely mentally impaired. The crucial attribute that all humans have

neg: Destroy All Humans! parody of Colonel Sanders), discovers their secret, where upon Crypto must protect the restaurant with the Big Willy mascot mech. Using the money earned from the Big Willy fast food franchise that Orthopox started, Pox and his destructive Furon warrior minion Crypto have opened a "family friendly" casino with which they use to obtain a steady financial income and human DNA. Crypto has lost his motivation because the death of Natalya, and has forgotten what it means to destroy humans. He drinks too much alcohol, watches too much television, and has ultimately become lazy. Later Crypto is attacked by mysterious

neg: Genesis Rising: The Universal Crusade a movie clip, the organid shape former accidentally enlarges the image of Il, the Cold Whites' leader, to where her torso fills the entire bridge, They then shrank it down to proper size. Il directed Iconah to a system with Lapis altars and Cy-breed ships who were brought in for sacrifice to the Lapis. The humans demonstrated the power of the organids compared to the Lapis ships. After they destroy all Lapis ships, Judge Infinity arrives, towing along a Cathedral class-mothership. After talking, Iconah challenges Juno to take his fleet and destroy the Defiance. Based on what choices are made,

neg: Legend of Mana Escad. Irwin is a half-demon who is angry that society prevents him from a relationship with the holy leader Matilda, and seeks to destroy the world in retribution. Escad seeks to destroy Irwin, and Daena tries to act as a mediator between all parties while keeping Matilda away from Irwin. The conflict eventually escalates into a war between humans and faeries. Depending on the choices of the player, either Daena or Escad will die, while the player helps bring an end to the conflict. Regardless of which path(s) the hero decides to take, they begin the game's final story, titled

neg: Destroy All Humans! (video game) unknowing humans or other animals. This disguise is not without flaw, as the Majestic have the ability to see through and destroy the disguise. Crypto will flash red when near a Majestic agent; if he comes too close, the disguise will vanish. Additionally, he is able to use an ability known as "PK" or PsychoKinesis that allows one to psychokinetically move objects around. The game was conceived of by Matt Harding while he was working at Pandemic Studios, as after Microsoft' rejected the more family-friendly game concept "Oddballs", he jokingly suggested "a game where you kill everyone", suggesting the title

neg: Ishmael (novel) all of this, especially the idea that there is something fundamentally wrong with humans, they took as evidence only their own particular culture's history: "They were looking at a half of one percent of the evidence taken from a single culture. Not a reasonable sample on which to base such a sweeping conclusion". On the contrary, Ishmael asserts that there is nothing inherently wrong with humans and that a story that places humans in harmony with the world will cause humans to enact this harmony, while a destructive story such as this will cause humans to destroy the world, as

neg: Mission to the Unknown some bushes as four Daleks enter the landing area and destroy the ship. Cory and Lowery head deeper into the jungle and Lowery discovers a Varga thorn in his hand. In the Dalek city, the representatives from the seven galaxies have gathered in a conference room. They are worried about the humans, who they believe are hostile, but the Daleks assure them that the humans will be dealt with. The representatives all approve the Dalek plans to conquer Earth. Cory discovers that Lowery is becoming a Varga plant and kills him. Cory then picks up the rescue beacon and starts

neg: It's a Wonderful Life Treasures (now Anchor Bay Entertainment). After Republic reclaimed the rights to the film, all unofficial VHS copies of the film in print were destroyed. Artisan Entertainment (under license from Republic) took over home video rights in the mid-1990s. Artisan was later sold to Lions Gate Entertainment, which continued to hold US home video rights until late 2005 when they reverted to Paramount, who also owns video rights throughout Region 4 (Latin America and Australia) and in France. Video rights in the rest of the world are held by different companies; for example, the UK rights are with Universal Studios. In

neg: Law Abiding Citizen all charges against him be dropped or he will "kill everyone". Rice takes precautionary measures instead. After a deadline has passed, a number of Rice's assistants die from car bombs. Leaving the funeral of a colleague, Cantrell is killed by a weaponized bomb disposal robot. Rice meets with Clyde in private and punches him repeatedly. Clyde stands his ground and tells Rice that he is just beginning to destroy the current system and all who believe in it. The mayor puts the city on lockdown and promotes Rice to acting District Attorney. Rice learns that Clyde owns an auto garage

neg: Human rights and development goals possess a number of different characteristics. Rights are universal, the birthright of all humans, and are focused on the inherent dignity and equal worth of all. Human rights cannot be waived or taken away and they impose obligations of action and omission. Rights are internationally guaranteed and legally protect individuals and groups. Rights have corresponding obligations on the duty-bearer traditionally the state, who must 1) respect human rights by refraining from interfering with them; 2) protect human rights by ensuring that private actors do not interfere with people's ability to exercise them (e.g. ensure that private schools enrol children

neg: Rights-based approach to development and makes it hard to avoid in today's discourse. Rights are defined as entitlements that belong to all human beings regardless of race, ethnicity, or socio-economic class; all humans, therefore, are rights holders, and it is someone’s duty to provide these rights. Who is responsible to give these rights, in other words the duty bearers, has been largely debated. In rights-based approach it is the person’s government that assumes the duty bearer position, but most of the time the said government does not have the resources to fulfill this role. This is where the NGOs come and try to help

neg: Ranaram Bishnoi Kankeri, Babool and Bougainvillea. He believes that non-human species have equal or rather more rights to live on earth than humans. He said that "the plants and the animals were on the planet much before we landed here. They have more rights on the planet than us and if we cannot give that to them at least we can ensure we don’t destroy them in our greed.” His co-worker is Khamu Ram Bishnoi, also known as Turban man. Planting these trees he stopped the desert from expanding over his village potentially ruining hundreds of crops. Ranaram Bishnoi Ranaram Bishnoi is

neg: Animal Land trying to protect the tanuki and vows to protect Taroza thenceforth. Seven years later, Taroza has reunited many other animal species and constructed a village, where he lives with them. As the story progress Taroza meets with other humans: , a girl raised by lions; , a sadistic boy who lives along with a wolf; , a man who wants to destroy all animals using genetically-altered beings called "Chimera"; and , a girl raised by gorillas. In his quest to make all animals live in peace, Taroza discover the existence of the "Eternity Fruit" that can be eaten by carnivore

neg: Lex Luthor in other media Russian general Ceridov because Ceridov's gulag in Siberia has found a rare, unidentifiable mineral (it is revealed to be kryptonite). Luthor's alliance with Ceridov also guarantees the both of them power to control their own shares of the world: Luthor will get the West side of the planet, while Ceridov controls all countries within Communist boundaries. Their plan was for Ceridov to have three Russian nuclear missiles launched at Metropolis while Luthor, who owns a private island, will destroy all three missiles via a laser weapon so that he will be looked upon as saviour of mankind, while Ceridov will

neg: Riparian water rights Riparian water rights Riparian water rights (or simply riparian rights) is a system for allocating water among those who possess land along its path. It has its origins in English common law. Riparian water rights exist in many jurisdictions with a common law heritage, such as Canada, Australia, and states in the eastern United States. Common land ownership can be organized into a partition unit, a corporation consisting of the landowners on the shore that formally owns the water area and determines its use. Under the riparian principle, all landowners whose properties adjoin a body of water have the right

neg: Bob Mair Bob Mair Bob Mair is a composer/producer who began his career as a touring and studio bass player. Throughout the years, Bob has recorded or performed with artists Hank Williams, Jr., Chuck Berry, Lesley Gore, Bo Diddley, Wayne Kramer, Nels Cline, David Becker and more. Bob Mair currently owns Black Toast Music, a Los Angeles based independent music publisher that creates and licenses music for the use in film, television, radio, advertisement, internet, as well as all other media. "Return of Citizen Wayne" (2002) (w. Wayne Kramer) "Destroy All Nels Cline" (2001) (w. Nels Cline) "Highbridge Park" (2000) (w. Ken

neg: La venganza (2002 TV series) by Grazzia who locks her in a basement with no food or water, and finally she orders to set the house in fire, Grazzia believes that Valentina is dead, but Valentina was taken out of the basement by Tobago's husband. In the basement Elena (in Valentina's body) learns that Luis Miguel married her because he wanted to get back several properties that Danilo Fontana took away from his parents, and the body she owns now it is actually the body of her own daughter. Elena (Valentina) now wants to destroy all the people who made her miserable for so long,

neg: Resolution Copper will destroy sacred and environmentally sensitive land. Resolution Copper estimates the $64 billion mining project would run over 60 years. Through 2012 Resolution Copper had invested almost a billion dollars in the Superior project, and planned a $6 billion investment to develop the mine, if the Federal land exchange is approved. Pending approval, the project budget was cut from about $200 million in 2012 to $50 million in 2013. Resolution Copper also owns the mineral rights acquired from ASARCO to the Superior East deposit which is another deep seated porphyry deposit within a mile to the east. The company plans

neg: Ori (Stargate) even at the higher planes of existence. According to the Orici Adria, the Ori-Ancient war on the Ascended plane is due to the Ancients' intolerance for those who do not comply with their rules about non-interference. According to Orlin, a de-ascended Ancient, the conflict arises from the Ori's ultimate wish to destroy the Ancients once and for all as they seek to eliminate all who oppose them. When the Ori ascended they re-created humanity (the second generation of humans) to worship them in the Ori galaxy, and gave their followers the knowledge and technology to essentially enslave others and to

neg: Replay value Work) in a stage (i.e. choosing whether to destroy all the humans in Dark, destroy all the black aliens in Hero, or to collect the Chaos Emeralds for himself in Neutral), and depending on what Shadow does, this will affect the next stage played and the storyline. There are 10 endings in the game that range from Shadow destroying Earth to Shadow accepting he was destructive through his life and that he himself shouldn't exist. Once all endings are unlocked, a true/canonical ending is played. The first two "Resident Evil" games featured two main scenarios, each with its own protagonist,

neg: Universe at War: Earth Assault planet. The Masari are furious when they awoke only to find their enemy, the Hierarchy, present on Earth and their mothership destroyed. As such, the Masari have no allegiance and are prepared to destroy any and all of the other factions to reap revenge on those who destroyed their civilization and their adopted home. Then, Novus approaches the queen and offers another allegiance, which the queen accepts. The two armies then assault all the Hierarchy bases on Earth. When they arrive in South America, they find Zessus, who announces that he has befriended the humans. Finally, the combined armies of

neg: Characters in the Novels of the Company stranger hominid stock. They were created as warriors for one purpose, to destroy the prehistoric Great Goat Cult which seemed to be preventing History from happening at all. Unfortunately, they can't be unmade once they accomplish their mission. They are 8 feet tall with helmet shaped heads, hugely strong, and fearless (all other cyborgs are programmed to flee danger). Programmed to kill all who offer violence to others, they are hard to control. Some want to extend their roles to keeping all humans in line. As long as their appearance can be explained away they can be used as soldiers,

neg: Neo (Marvel Comics species) solitary life in their own community. They prospered until the day the High Evolutionary activated his machines (from an orbital space station) that switched off all mutant genes. Worldwide all mutants lost their powers and become baseline humans. The Neo suffered many casualties. Among the dead was the daughter of Domina and Hunter, the leaders of one of Neo's Warclan. They swear revenge on whoever is responsible. The Neo engaged in fighting the X-Men, who have no intention of letting them destroy the world. It was the Neo who sabotaged the High Evolutionary's space station, who destroyed 17 of Mister

neg: Brave New World (role-playing game) government within seven days of manifesting them. Furthermore, all super-humans essentially had no civil rights, and could be used by the government in any way it felt appropriate. The government created Delta Prime as a super-powered law enforcement agency to control unregistered Deltas. Witch hunts begin to flush out super-humans who had not registered. In these troubled times, a group of heroes emerged to fight for freedom and civil rights. Calling themselves the "Defiance", they were a loosely organized resistance group that opposed having to register their superpowers. Portrayed as domestic terrorists by the government, they were a thorn in

neg: Bills Toronto Series Blue Jays baseball, though more were added for the 2008 Bills games for a total of 54,000. Toronto Series games were the only NFL games not subject to the league's blackout restrictions. For instance, the 2010 Toronto Series preseason game had nearly 15,000 available seats but was still seen on television within the stadium's blackout zone. All of the Bills Toronto Series games have aired either at 4 p.m. or during Thursday Night Football; Rogers owns the Canadian television rights to NFL games aired in those time slots (whereas rival Bell Media owns the rights to all other NFL games).

neg: Ryujin Mabuyer Kanai train and succeed as Ryujin Mabuyer. When not in a living form he appears as a male Shisa statue with a red bandana. When in a living form, he appears as a German Shepherd Dog to all normal humans. To villains and Kanai, he is a man in a poorly constructed dog costume. Although he is comic relief, he is also very knowledgeable and helpful to Kanai. Obachan "Auntie" is an old lady in the town who knows uchina guchi (Okinawan Dialect) and all the old traditions. She owns a chain of convenience stores and always has a younger,

neg: The Last Star (novel) the entirety of their plans: the Others have gone to many planets and attacked dominant species in order to save the lives of all other species before the dominant ones can destroy themselves and their planet's ecosystems. He says that the next day, the mothership will bomb every city on Earth to destroy all footprints of mankind. This will remove all traces of art, music, knowledge, and civilization. As a result, the remainder of humanity will fight amongst themselves, without ever having access to their past knowledge. Humans will never be able to rise to civilization again and forever stay

neg: Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed Willy franchise will be brought down. Attacking Crypto, she escapes. Pox informs Crypto that his weapons and jet pack are broken. He returns to the saucer and kills more of the roller blade girls. Afterwards, Crypto body snatches the Corncob King, the boyfriend to the leader roller girl. He meets her at a phone booth, after which he jumps out and electrocutes the lead roller girl. Pox orders Crypto to destroy all of Fairfield (except for his restaurant) to wipe all traces of their missions and head off to the next area. Pox brings Crypto to Fantasy Atoll, an Island

neg: Tensou Sentai Goseiger But even after they defeat the Yuumajuu, the evil robotic Matrintis Empire rises to take over the Earth with the data acquired from the last two groups. Once they are defeated, the Goseigers face their greatest enemy in the one who has been manipulating the other groups from the very beginning: a rogue Gosei Angel who took their mission to protect the Earth to a dangerous extreme by planning to destroy all life and recreate the world in his image. The Goseigers are members of the , humans born with mysterious powers who 10,000 years ago moved to the so

neg: Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon Saxon dies in the confusion. Pox deduces that the Nexos have been cloned on Earth, and only one organization could accomplish such. They then set off for Belleville, France, home of the Francodyne corporation. Crypto infiltrates Francodyne's CEO Henri Crousteau's (a parody of Commander Jacques-Yves Cousteau) mansion, but Crousteau escapes. Pox and Crypto learn Crousteau intends to create a virus to destroy the Furon DNA within the human genome. Crypto sets out to destroy his Nexo manufacturing operation. He causes a riot between the workers and destroys the Nexo laboratory. However, Crousteau still manages to create the virus and sends

neg: Existential risk from artificial general intelligence how humans and computers think to say "exactly" what they have in common, and, when we lack this knowledge, to use the comparison to "suggest" theories of human thinking or computer thinking." There is universal agreement in the scientific community that an advanced AI would not destroy humanity out of human emotions such as "revenge" or "anger." The debate is, instead, between one side which worries whether AI might destroy humanity as an incidental action in the course of progressing towards its ultimate goals; and another side which believes that AI would not destroy humanity at all. Some skeptics accuse

neg: DoDonPachi SaiDaiOuJou only way to save humankind is to have them adopt a better form, she begins a war to force all humans on Earth to become machines. Hastily, the remaining humans of Earth revive the ancient DonPachi Corps to fight Hibachi's army of mechanized people. The new DonPachi's mission is to destroy Hibachi and her powerful computer system. If the requirements are met to face Hibachi at the end, with her last words she expresses a realization that non-mechanized humans are the ultimate form. Three main gameplay modes are featured in the Xbox 360 release: the original arcade version containing the

neg: The Four-Faced Liar broadcast rights. Wolfe Media owns the North American DVD/VOD rights. Multivisionaire is the film's foreign sales agent. TLA owns the UK rights. List of lesbian filmmakers The Four-Faced Liar The Four-Faced Liar is a 2010 comedy-drama-romance film directed by Jacob Chase. The title is a reference to a four-faced clock that displays four different times, all wrong, and to a bar with that name (also named after the clock) that features prominently as a location in the film. Set in New York City spanning several months, Greg has just moved in with his girlfriend Molly. During their first night after

neg: DragonMech war needed to drive back and destroy the lunar invaders, and though none are aware of it, all the lunar invaders need do to eliminate it is to wait for Tannan to die. Humans- The rising power of Highpoint, the Legion is headed by a single, massively charismatic figure by the name of Shar Thizdic. Through his personal magnetism and shrewd political maneuverings he united the scattered nomadic humans of the plains to form a powerful nation that is solely for humans. Through the forced labor of enslaved dwarven coglayers, he created the first of two citymechs currently operative, known

neg: Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse Krishna and his Divine Powers once and for all. Inside the Egg, Dagda reveals his plan to hijack the Cosmic Egg and create his own universe where all humans are completely independent from one another, and demands Nanashi's aid in his plan. Danu opposes him, and wants Nanashi to destroy the Egg. If Nanashi rebels against Dagda, Danu revives Dagda's true good side who is in line with their ideals, and Nanashi kills Dagda's dark side. The true Dagda then resurrects all of Shesha's victims, including Asahi. If Nanashi sides with Dagda, his friends turn against him, and he is