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- Hive was a four-part comic miniseries published by IDW Publishing in 2012, written by Brannon Braga & Terry Matalas, a The Next Generation story in four parts, with artwork by Joe Corroney.
- The Hive are a council of tyrannical overlords who rule the planet Nebulos with an iron fist. The members of the Hive are:
* Lord Zarak
* Aimless
* Blowpipe
* Caliburst
* Fracas
* Grax
* Krunk
* Monzo
* Nightstick
* Spasma
* Vorath
- Hive is a parasitic Inhuman capable of infesting and possessing the bodies of the dead. Because of its great powers, Hive was banished to a barren planet. Its worshipers founded a society with the sole purpose of bringing Hive back to Earth to conquer it. Over the centuries, that society evolved into HYDRA. Eventually, Hive possessed Grant Ward's dead body, after he was killed by Phil Coulson with his prosthetic hand on Maveth, and was free on Earth once more.
- Hive es un mapa inédito de S4 League. Fue ofrecido en el arte conceptual. Categoría:Mapas Categoría:Mapas Ocultos
- Rear Admiral Samantha Everheart, sometimes Everhart, ex Navy SEAL, really does not look her age. Despite being born in 1959—as a man called Samuel Reginald Everheart—she looks only about eighteen, and the image of her deceased daughter. This state of affairs came as a result of an accident involving experimental nanotechnology.
- __INDEX__ Hive (engl. für Bienenstock/Schwarm) ist ein elementarer Bestandteil in der Windows-Registrierungsdatenbank. Ein Hive ist der oberste Knoten eines Hauptschlüssels und ist damit sozusagen das Stammverzeichnis.
- In the distant future is a dead and crystallized world. The rebellion against Dregn has been vanquished. The last resistance group, known as the Hive, pirate a vortex time portal and narrowly escape extermination by transplaning to the past... but the ionic charge is too much for their spacecraft that crashes down into Clint City, not far from the old, abandoned Planetarium. Lost in an unfamiliar era and rejected by the humans, the Hive hide out in the city only to uncover the existence of their enemy. So, maybe the prophecy was true after all... Should they take their chance to reform the rebellion... and perhaps change their future?
- The Hive is, in a general sense, an enclosed structure in which the greater whole of a Shivitiri Colony lives and raises their young. The naturally occuring nesting sites of Shivitiri are primarily caves and rock cavities. The nests are composed of multiple cells and chambers, connected through an underground tunnel network. The nest usually has a single main entrance. The basic nest architecture among all Shivitiri is similar: nectar is stored in the upper chambers of the Hive; beneath it are rows of mineral and resource storage cells, drone-brood cells, and worker-brood cells, in that order. The queen cells are normally built at the lowest Chamber of the Hive.
- Hive is a character and antagonist from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. He is a parasitic Inhuman capable of infesting and possessing the bodies of the dead. Because of its great powers, Hive was banished to a barren planet. Its worshipers founded a society with the sole purpose of bringing Hive back to Earth to conquer it. Over the centuries, that society evolved into HYDRA. Eventually, Hive possessed Grant Ward's dead body, after he was killed by Phil Coulson with his prosthetic hand on Maveth, and was free on Earth once more.
- HIVE is a weapons and armor manufacturer founded in 2200 CE.
- In Swarm terminology, a hive is simply a repository or collection of issues. The hive can live reside anywhere; on a website, in the source code repository for an application, on a networked filesystem, in a database, in a user's personal directory, etc. A hive can be cloned, where every issue it contains is duplicated into a new hive. Additionally, individual issues contained in a hive can be branched and placed in a new hive. Clones and branches maintain a lineage back to their parent hives which allow for an exchange of information across multiple hives.
- The genetic model for a hive is extremely complex, and would be indecipherable by any terran scientist.
- Alveus, auch als Hive (englisch für "Bienenstock") bekannt, ist ein Inhuman, der auf parasitäre Weise in andere Personen eindringen kann. So kann er andere Inhumans kontrollieren und die Kontrolle über tote Körper übernehmen. Aufgrund seiner außergewöhnlich starken Kräfte wurde er vor Tausenden von Jahren auf den Planeten Maveth verbannt.
- The Hive is a level 2 non-combat ship that functions as a mobile Air Repair Pad with two slots for friendly aircraft to land and be repaired; it is also equipped with a powerful radar sensor that has a larger radius than the Radar Tower. It has also a small fusion reactor which produces a lot of energy. Its ARM counterpart is the Colossus.
- Hive is a boss character featured in the upcoming game Madness: Project Nexus 2. Hive is a self-replicating Mag Agent with numerous holes in its body from which enemies crawl out of. From its concept art, it is force-fed and restrained (to what or whom is unknown), and what is presumed to be its face depicts torment. Madness: Project Nexus 2
- The Hive is an abandoned research base and warehouse in Just Cause 3, appearing as a part of the Mech Land Assault DLC.
- A hive is a group of vampires and their particular residence. A hive is always ruled by a Vampire Queen, who cannot leave the hive residence and relies on the vampires that belong to her hive and their drones to represent her in the outside world.
- Special Part(s): GD_Weap_Launchers.A_Weapons_Unique.RL_Maliwan_3_TheHive GD_Weap_Launchers.Barrel.L_Barrel_Torgue_TheHive GD_Weap_Launchers.ManufacturerMaterials.Mat_Maliwan_3_Hive [Hive Variants] The Hive is a unique rocket launcher manufactured by Maliwan. Hive is a rare drop from Saturn in the Arid Nexus - Badlands.
- A Hive were structures utilized by the Invid that served as outposts, laboratories and bases of operations. They had a variety of forms ranging from spheres to domes that were protected by an array of mecha along with energy shields.
- The Hive is a central structure in Marro society. This is because it is the means of reproduction of the Marro race, giving birth to Marro. It also controls the lesser Marro creatures, communicating its commands to them telepathically. They are little more than mindless pawns in its service.
- Hive was a parasitic Inhuman. As a Mayan, he was one of the first humans to be experimented on by the Kree. Feared by other inhumans, Hive was banished to another world. After his banishment a cult named HYDRA was founded with he sole purpose of Hive Paganism.
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- The Hive is a ward of the city of Sigil, and the first area in Planescape: Torment. Mostly comprised of slums and fallen to disrepair, the sector is home to the city's poor and destitute, forging a living as thugs, harlots or collectors. The rest of the city's inhabitants give the Hive a wide berth.
- Hive is a 2005 Science Fiction/Horror novel by Tim Curran set in the Cthulhu Mythos. The story takes place in Antarctica and is a sequel to H.P. Lovecraft's novella At the Mountains of Madness. Hive is apparently the first volume of a planned trilogy. The second book is called The Spawning and may be out in 2010.
- The Hive are an impossibly ancient race that battled humanity at the end of their Golden Age. They most prominently reside on the Moon, where they have burrowed deep within its lifeless core, carving out a kingdom for themselves. They have been silent and buried among many dark and terrible secrets, staying there for centuries while growing stronger. They serve as a reminder of the tremendous power that brought forth the Collapse.
- An empty jar when right clicked on liquid honey creates a filled jar of honey .
- Hive is an unreleased map in S4 League. It was featured in concept art.
- This structure is available in stage3. The hive dispatches small insectoid aliens which attack humans when they come near this structure.
- __FORCETOC__ This article is about the faction from Season 4 of The Transformers. For the planet from Transformers: The Headmasters, see Hive (planet). The Hive are a faction introduced in Season 4 of The Transformers. They are the oppressive rulers of the planet Nebulos.
- A brown-colored hive exists as a sprite in the data of Metroid Fusion. Its purpose and inhabitants are unknown. When reprogrammed back into the game, it rests on the ceiling but does nothing and takes no damage. Two buzzing insects surround each hive, and follow Samus if she attacks the hive with a missile, although they cause no damage either. The hive's sprite is located among the Kihunter sprites, suggesting that it is a Kihunter hive.
- The Hive is incredibly wealthy, because the resident bees possess the secret of making gold. Bees gather ingredients from across the Special Zone and bring them back to the Hive, where workers turn them into solid gold.
- The primary purpose of the webbing is twofold — while it provides a surface to which potential hosts can be cocooned for implantation and birth, its non-uniform, bio-organic appearance also allows adult Xenomorphs to camouflage themselves when at rest, to the extent that humans have stood directly beside hiding Warriors and had no idea of the imminent threat. In the case of Hives set up inside existing non-Xenomorph structures, webbing helps to disguise existing visual cues in the environment, turning the area into a disorientating maze and making escape from and/or assaults on the Hive all the more difficult. However, whether this is considered by the Xenomorphs during construction is unclear. The structure of a Hive also appears to have a disrupting effect on motion tracker operation, ge
- Hive was a city-state in the Third Age of Flight, built upon two large peaks in the centre of The Deepwoods. Hive was the second largest of the three great cities, and principally inhabited by various tribes of goblins, such as Long-Haired Goblins, Gyle Goblins, Hammerhead Goblins, and Flat-Head Goblins. The city was ruled by a council of chiefs from each goblin clan. However, over time the chief of the Long-Haired Goblins became dominant, styling himself the High Clan Chief.
- Alveus, also known as Hive, was a parasitic Inhuman capable of infesting and possessing the bodies of dead humans and controlling other Inhumans through a hive mind. Because of his great powers, Alveus was banished to a barren planet. Alveus' worshipers founded a secret society with the sole purpose of bringing Hive back to Earth to conquer it. Over the centuries, that society evolved into HYDRA. Eventually, Alveus possessed Grant Ward's dead body when he was killed by Phil Coulson with his prosthetic hand on Maveth, and was able to return to Earth once more. Working with Gideon Malick, Alveus took the reins of HYDRA, intending to raise an Inhuman army to conquer the planet and transform the remaining humans into Inhumans.
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