Splicer is the evil daughter of Scar and like him except she is female and she is even more of a jerk
| Attributes | Values |
|---|
| rdf:type
| |
| rdfs:label
| |
| rdfs:comment
| - Splicer is the evil daughter of Scar and like him except she is female and she is even more of a jerk
- The Splicers are a secret collective of the most revered scientists in Fallen houses.
- Splicer is Splinter's more science-minded brother, in the comic Teen Techno Turtle Trio Plus One!. Splicer attempts to start his own band of mutant Turtles, but forgets the names he's given them and can't even keep them straight after color-coordinating (as it's a black and white comic) and weapon assignment. He takes them to train on the Dinosaur Peninsula, where they are stopped by Pteranoman due to the peninsula's strict "no-science" restrictions. Splicer's Turtles then turn out to be humans in costumes, and the real TMNT show up and attack. Splinter has come with them, and Splicer offers his brother a ride back home. Splinter says that he doesn't need one since it's a peninsula.
- Splicers are the most common enemies in the first two installments of the BioShock series, and in the DLC of its third. Remnants of Rapture's human population, they are the result of ADAM use, which greatly increased during the violent conflict of the Rapture Civil War. In this war, and the chaotic days that followed, the Splicers murdered much of the sane population of the city. Due to excessive ADAM consumption, their bodies and minds have been deformed beyond repair (though some of their physical deformities can be attributed to war scars or Dr. J.S. Steinman's plastic surgery). They have become dependent on ADAM, both mentally and physically. Many still wear Masquerade Ball masks, perhaps, as Atlas suggested, out of shame at how ADAM has deformed their bodies.
- There is, however, a glitch in Creatures 2 which allows you to save one of the victims of your genetic experiments. If you watch the cages carefully after starting the splicing process, you will have a short time after the purple flashes appear to press the button on one of the cages. Timing is critical, but if you press the button quickly enough after the flashes start, the flashes in that cage will freeze and the creature in the cage will be saved while still becoming part of the resulting spliced creature.
|
| sameAs
| |
| dcterms:subject
| |
| Fear
| |
| dbkwik:bioshock/pr...iPageUsesTemplate
| |
| dbkwik:destiny/pro...iPageUsesTemplate
| |
| dbkwik:t-m-n-t/pro...iPageUsesTemplate
| |
| dbkwik:turtlepedia...iPageUsesTemplate
| |
| dbkwik:unanything/...iPageUsesTemplate
| |
| Eyes
| |
| Known
| - Freaking out, Betraying her own kind
|
| Hair
| |
| Name
| |
| ImageSize
| |
| Education
| - Taught how to kill people by Scar
|
| Caption
| - Splicer after ruining everything
|
| Abilities
| |
| Dream
| - Being in control and killing
|
| Species
| |
| AKA
| |
| Home
| |
| Occupation
| - Scientist
- New Leader of the Skratch Clan
|
| Debut
| |
| Gender
| |
| Publisher
| |
| Death
| |
| Creator
| |
| abstract
| - There is, however, a glitch in Creatures 2 which allows you to save one of the victims of your genetic experiments. If you watch the cages carefully after starting the splicing process, you will have a short time after the purple flashes appear to press the button on one of the cages. Timing is critical, but if you press the button quickly enough after the flashes start, the flashes in that cage will freeze and the creature in the cage will be saved while still becoming part of the resulting spliced creature. If this method goes wrong, however, you can end up wit the purple flashes stuck, the creature unable to get out. If the splicer is re-run, it will create an egg that will never hatch. An alternate, safer method to prevent the death of spliced creatures is to use the SafeSplice COB, for which a guide can be found here. In both games the splicer must be activated by pressing switches or collecting power-ups. In Creatues 2, creatures that are old or dying may be saved by putting them in the splicer on their own. The original will be destroyed, and a fresh egg containing a clone of the creature will be produced. In Creatures 2, when the family tree of the new creature is examined, you will notice that the parents are the two creatures that you combined. It will also say mother and father on the birth certificate, regardless of genders of the original creatures (currently not tested in Creatures 3).
- Splicer is the evil daughter of Scar and like him except she is female and she is even more of a jerk
- The Splicers are a secret collective of the most revered scientists in Fallen houses.
- Splicer is Splinter's more science-minded brother, in the comic Teen Techno Turtle Trio Plus One!. Splicer attempts to start his own band of mutant Turtles, but forgets the names he's given them and can't even keep them straight after color-coordinating (as it's a black and white comic) and weapon assignment. He takes them to train on the Dinosaur Peninsula, where they are stopped by Pteranoman due to the peninsula's strict "no-science" restrictions. Splicer's Turtles then turn out to be humans in costumes, and the real TMNT show up and attack. Splinter has come with them, and Splicer offers his brother a ride back home. Splinter says that he doesn't need one since it's a peninsula.
- Splicers are the most common enemies in the first two installments of the BioShock series, and in the DLC of its third. Remnants of Rapture's human population, they are the result of ADAM use, which greatly increased during the violent conflict of the Rapture Civil War. In this war, and the chaotic days that followed, the Splicers murdered much of the sane population of the city. Due to excessive ADAM consumption, their bodies and minds have been deformed beyond repair (though some of their physical deformities can be attributed to war scars or Dr. J.S. Steinman's plastic surgery). They have become dependent on ADAM, both mentally and physically. Many still wear Masquerade Ball masks, perhaps, as Atlas suggested, out of shame at how ADAM has deformed their bodies. Although the term Splicer can be applied to anyone who has altered their genetic structure with ADAM, it has since become the term used only to describe those who have become addicted to the substance, and have lost their sanity and became physically deformed from the addiction.
|
![[RDF Data]](/fct/images/sw-rdf-blue.png)