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* controlling the world's marriages/relationships/pregnancies to create a new generation, closer to fulfilling its {{Prophecy}} or GrandPlan.

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* controlling the world's marriages/relationships/pregnancies to create a new generation, closer to fulfilling its {{Prophecy}} or GrandPlan.{{Plan}}.



* Genestealer Cults in ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}, which infiltrate a planet, interbreed with its population to pass on their genes, and then cause strife to weaken them in preparation for Tyranid invasion.

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* Genestealer Cults in ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}, 40000}}'', which infiltrate a planet, interbreed with its population to pass on their genes, and then cause strife to weaken them in preparation for Tyranid invasion.
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* ''XenobladeChronicles'' has the High Entia royal line, which has a planned interbreeding program with humans in order to [[spoiler:rid themselves of the genes that cause them to mutate into Telethia, macroscopic digestive organisms for Xanza's true body, the Bionis.]]

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* ''XenobladeChronicles'' ''VideoGame/{{Xenoblade}}'' has the High Entia royal line, which has a planned interbreeding program with humans in order to [[spoiler:rid themselves of the genes that cause them to mutate into Telethia, macroscopic digestive organisms for Xanza's true body, the Bionis.]]
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See also BabyFactory.
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* ''XenobladeChronicles'' has the High Entia royal line, which has a planned interbreeding program with humans in order to [[spoiler:rid themselves of the genes that cause them to mutate into Telethia, macroscopic digestive organisms for Xanza's true body, the Bionis.]]
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* Creepy immortal bodysnatcher Doro of Octavia Butler's ''Wild Seed'' establishes one, with "seed villages" all over the world. Someone who's six thousand years old and automatically possesses the body of the nearest person whenever he dies really doesn't view the rest of humanity as much more than his toy.
* Charles Stross' ''Apocalypse Codex'', a vicious cult camouflaged as a televangelist church uses a breeding program to create the next generation of true believers. The way they do it deserve notice: [[AndIMustScream they kidnap young women, inflict them spinal cord injuries making them permanently paralyzed, and use artificial insemination to repeatedly use their bodies as unwilling host mothers.]]

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* Creepy immortal bodysnatcher Doro of Octavia Butler's ''Wild Seed'' ''[[Literature/{{Patternist}} Wild Seed]]'' establishes one, with "seed villages" all over the world. Someone who's six thousand years old and automatically possesses the body of the nearest person whenever he dies really doesn't view the rest of humanity as much more than his toy.
* Charles Stross' ''Apocalypse Codex'', ''[[Literature/TheLaundrySeries Apocalypse Codex]]'', a vicious cult camouflaged as a televangelist church uses a breeding program to create the next generation of true believers. The way they do it deserve notice: [[AndIMustScream they kidnap young women, inflict them spinal cord injuries making them permanently paralyzed, and use artificial insemination to repeatedly use their bodies as unwilling host mothers.]]
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* Charles Stross' ''Apocalypse Codex'', a vicious cult camouflaged as a televangelist church uses a breeding program to create the next generation of true believers. The way they do it deserve notice: [[AndIMustScream they kidnap young women, inflict them spinal cord injuries making them permanently paralyzed, and use artificial insemination to repeatedly use their bodies as unwilling host mothers.]]
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** There's also the Starchild Movement, a secret society composed mostly of radical Inquisitors who plan to create a reincarnation of the GodEmperor, though selective breeding is just one of the proposed methods.
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* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'', the Grimleal are worshippers of the [[BigBad Fell Dragon Grima]]. Their leaders have been attempting to create a child with sufficiently pure Grima blood to serve as a vessel for the dragon's spirit and revive it. [[spoiler: [[TomatoInTheMirror It turns out that the player's tactician character is the end result]].]]
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* In ''{{Planetary}}'' Axel Brass is the last child from a breeding program started by a eclectic group of intellectuals in post-Revolutionary France, gathered together with the goal of creating a perfect human.
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* In ''{{Dune}}'' the Bene Gesserit have worked for 90 generations to create the ChosenOne, the 'Kwizatz Haderach'.

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* In ''{{Dune}}'' the Bene Gesserit have worked for 90 generations to create the ChosenOne, the 'Kwizatz Haderach'. [[spoiler:They got within two generations of succeeding - Jessica, who married Leto Atreides, was supposed to bear a daughter, who would have married Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen, producing the Kwizatz Haderach. However, she instead bore a son, Paul, who was the Kwizatz Haderach himself.]]
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* Creepy immortal bodysnatcher Doro of Octavia Butler's ''Wild Seed'' establishes one, with "seed villages" all over the world. Someone who's six thousand years old and automatically possesses the body of the nearest person whenever he dies really doesn't view the rest of humanity as much more than his toy.
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* In the ''{{Vorkosiagn}}'' books, especially ''Cetaganda'' and ''Diplomatic Immunity'', version I is the raison d'etre for the Star Creche, and drives the main plots.

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* In the ''{{Vorkosiagn}}'' books, VorkosiganSaga, especially ''Cetaganda'' and ''Diplomatic Immunity'', version I is the raison d'etre for the Star Creche, and drives the main plots.
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* In the ''{{Vorkosiagn}}'' books, especially ''Cetaganda'' and ''Diplomatic Immunity'', version I is the raison d'etre for the Star Creche, and drives the main plots.

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* ''VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia'': The Chosen of Regeneration [[spoiler:is specifically bred to serve as a perfect vessel for the BigBad's dead/comatose sister, among other functions related to the setting's CorruptChurch.]]


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* ''VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia'': The Chosen of Regeneration [[spoiler:is specifically bred to serve as a perfect vessel for the BigBad's dead/comatose sister, among other functions related to the setting's CorruptChurch.]]
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* Genestealer Cults in ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}, which infiltrate a planet, interbreed with its population to pass on their genes, and then cause strife to weaken them in preparation for Tyranid invasion.
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* ''TalesOfSymphonia'': The Chosen of Regeneration [[spoiler:is specifically bred to serve as a perfect vessel for the BigBad's dead/comatose sister, among other functions related to the setting's CorruptChurch.]]

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* ''TalesOfSymphonia'': ''VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia'': The Chosen of Regeneration [[spoiler:is specifically bred to serve as a perfect vessel for the BigBad's dead/comatose sister, among other functions related to the setting's CorruptChurch.]]
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* The Howard Families are a fictional group created by Creator/RobertAHeinlein, featuring heavily in books such as ''TimeEnoughForLove''. The Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespans.

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* The Howard Families are a fictional group created by Creator/RobertAHeinlein, featuring heavily in books such as ''TimeEnoughForLove''.''Literature/TimeEnoughForLove''. The Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespans.
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* ''TalesOfSymphonia'': The Chosen of Regeneration [[spoiler:is specifically bred to serve as a perfect vessel for the BigBad's dead/comatose sister, among other functions related to the setting's CorruptChurch.]]
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* The Howard Families are a fictional group created by Creator/RobertAHeinlein, featuring heavily in books such as ''Literature/TimeEnoughForLove''. The Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespans.

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* The Howard Families are a fictional group created by Creator/RobertAHeinlein, featuring heavily in books such as ''Literature/TimeEnoughForLove''.''TimeEnoughForLove''. The Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespans.
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* The Howard Families are a fictional group created by {{Robert Heinlein}}, featuring heavily in books such as ''{{Time Enough For Love}}''. The Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespans.

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* The Howard Families are a fictional group created by {{Robert Heinlein}}, Creator/RobertAHeinlein, featuring heavily in books such as ''{{Time Enough For Love}}''.''Literature/TimeEnoughForLove''. The Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespans.
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* In ''Literature/{{Dune}}'' the Bene Gesserit have worked for 90 generations to create the ChosenOne, the 'Kwizatz Haderach'.

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* In ''Literature/{{Dune}}'' ''{{Dune}}'' the Bene Gesserit have worked for 90 generations to create the ChosenOne, the 'Kwizatz Haderach'.
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* in Dune the Bene Gesserit have worked for 90 generations to create the ChosenOne, the 'Kwizatz Haderach'.
* The Howard Families are a fictional group created by {{Robert Heinlein}}, featuring heavily in books such as {{Time Enough For Love}}. The Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespans

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* in Dune In ''Literature/{{Dune}}'' the Bene Gesserit have worked for 90 generations to create the ChosenOne, the 'Kwizatz Haderach'.
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* controlling the world's marriages/relationships/pregnancies to create a new generation, closer to fulfiling its {{Prophecy}} or GrandPlan
* where the members of the cult are itself the result of the Breeding Program, secretly chosing their partners inline with the aims and desires of the Cult.

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* controlling the world's marriages/relationships/pregnancies to create a new generation, closer to fulfiling fulfilling its {{Prophecy}} or GrandPlan
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* where the members of the cult are itself the result of the Breeding Program, secretly chosing choosing their partners inline with the aims and desires of the Cult.
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* in DarkAngel's second season, the enemies of the X-series are BreedingCult members of "pure-blood" that have comparable abilities to the impure, gene-hacked super soldiers. The transgenics are obstacles to the realisation of the cult's [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt planned extinction of the rest of humanity]]

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* in DarkAngel's In ''DarkAngel'''s second season, the enemies of the X-series are BreedingCult members of "pure-blood" that have comparable abilities to the impure, gene-hacked super soldiers. The transgenics are obstacles to the realisation of the cult's [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt planned extinction of the rest of humanity]]
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* in DarkAngel's second season, the enemies of the X-series are BreedingCult members of "pure-blood" that have comparable abilities to the impure, gene-hacked super soldiers. Who are obstacles to the realisation of their [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt planned extinction of the rest of humanity]]

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* in DarkAngel's second season, the enemies of the X-series are BreedingCult members of "pure-blood" that have comparable abilities to the impure, gene-hacked super soldiers. Who The transgenics are obstacles to the realisation of their the cult's [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt planned extinction of the rest of humanity]]
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* in DarkAngel's second season, the enemies of the X-series are BreedingCult members of "pure-blood" that have comparable abilities to the impure, gene-hacked super soldiers. And are obstacles to the realisation of their [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt planned extinction of the rest of humanity]]

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A subset of SecretCircleOfSecrets, and usually an AncientConspiracy, a BreedingCult is either an attempt to create a ChosenOne or a MasterRace.

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A subset of SecretCircleOfSecrets, and usually an AncientConspiracy, a BreedingCult is usually either an attempt to create a ChosenOne or a MasterRace.



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* The Howard Families are a fictional group created by {{Robert A. Heinlein}}, featuring heavily books such as {{TimeEnoughForLove}}. The Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespans

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* The Howard Families are a fictional group created by {{Robert A. Heinlein}}, featuring heavily in books such as {{TimeEnoughForLove}}.{{Time Enough For Love}}. The Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespans




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* According to one ConspiracyTheory, the so-called Star Families are believed to be the descendants of the high priest of the Ark of the Covenant.
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This type of Cult takes one of two forms:

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* in Dune the Bene Gesserit have worked for 90 generations to create the Kwizatz Haderach.

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* in Dune the Bene Gesserit have worked for 90 generations to create the Kwizatz Haderach.ChosenOne, the 'Kwizatz Haderach'.
* The Howard Families are a fictional group created by {{Robert A. Heinlein}}, featuring heavily books such as {{TimeEnoughForLove}}. The Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespans

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This type of Cult can take two forms

1. covertly controlling the marriages/relationships/pregnancies to create a new generation, closer to fulfiling its Prophecy or MissionStatement.
2. covertly, where the members of the cult are itself the result of the Breeding Program, chosing their partners inline with the aims of the Cult.

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This type of Cult can take takes one of two forms

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where the members of the cult are itself the result of the Breeding Program, secretly chosing their partners inline with the aims and desires of the Cult.




* Dune

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* Dark Angel

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* The so-called Star Families are believed to be the descendants of the high priest of the Ark of the Covenant.

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* Dark Angel

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in DarkAngel's second season, the enemies of the X-series are BreedingCult members of "pure-blood" that have comparable abilities to the impure, gene-hacked super soldiers. And are obstacles to the realisation of their [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt planned extinction of the rest of humanity]]
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A subset of SecretCircleOfSecrets, and usually an AncientConspiracy, a BreedingCult is either an attempt to create a ChosenOne or a MasterRace.

This type of Cult can take two forms

1. covertly controlling the marriages/relationships/pregnancies to create a new generation, closer to fulfiling its Prophecy or MissionStatement.
2. covertly, where the members of the cult are itself the result of the Breeding Program, chosing their partners inline with the aims of the Cult.

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* Dune

TV Live Action:
* Dark Angel

Conspiracy Theory
* The so-called Star Families are believed to be the descendants of the high priest of the Ark of the Covenant.

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