History Main / FaceFullOfAlienWingWong

* At the climax of ''Film/{{Splice}}'' [[spoiler:Dren, now a male, rapes Sarah, and as the twist ending Sarah is revealed to be pregnant and making a deal with the company she and her husband worked for to carry it to term for further research.]]

** As CharlesDarwin said: "I cannot persuade myself that a beneficent and omnipotent God would have designedly created parasitic wasps with the express intention of their feeding within the living bodies of Caterpillars."

** ''{{Pathfinder}}'' gives us the [[http://www.pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Akata akata]], which are a ShoutOut to [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Xenomorphs]]. The victim is bitten and implanted with eggs which slowly kill it, reanimate it as a [[OurZombiesAreDifferent zombie]], and eventually burst out.

* The eponymous Aliens from ''Franchise/{{Alien}}'', whose reproductive cycle via the Facehugger is the inspiration for the name of this trope, and was deliberately invoking BodyHorror and being a [[FreudWasRight rape metaphor]]. Creator/HRGiger designed the Alien creature, and director Ridley Scott said that he wanted it to be the embodiment of sexual fear.[[note]]More information on the symbology: The Facehugger itself resembles a [[VaginaDentata vulva with mandibles that clamps itself to the host mouth and uses a penis to force its seed down into the unwilling host]]. The newborn chestburster resembles the violence of pregnancy and a fanged penis. The grown Alien's head is meant to look phallic. And never mind the second teeth.[[/note]] The stale AllAbusersAreMale trope is averted by creating plenty of both misogyny and misandry to go around. (That was the beauty of ''Alien'' -- it was so... equal opportunity.)

* ''{{Darkseed}}'' starts the game by implanting an alien embryo into your skull. You have 3 days in-game to get it fixed or it will hatch and herald the alien invasion. Fun.

->'''Leo''': ''"It's about those [[Franchise/{{Alien}} alien face-huggers]]. They clamp to your face and implant their babies into your stomach, right? [...] Wouldn't that mean they stick their, ''you know'', down your throat?"''\\
'''Aeris''': ''"OH MY GOD! They're raping your face! That's horrible!"''\\
'''Leo''': ''"I tell ya. As if killing you isn't bad enough. You also get a [[TropeNamer face full of alien wing-wong]]."''

--> "Didn't even buy me a drink."

-->'''Marge''': (voiceover) I tried to resist, but they applied powerful mind-confusion techniques.
-->'''Kang''': Look behind you. (She looks, and Kang uses a ray gun to impregnate her) Insemination complete.
-->'''Marge''': Really? That seemed awfully quick.
-->'''Kang''': What are you implying?

* One story in an issue of the ''ComicBook/{{Futurama}}'' comic had Captain Zap Brannigan really enjoying being treated like a deity by a tribe of insect-like aliens. They catered to his every whim and fed him constantly, leading to a huge weight gain. It turned out he had been pumped full of their larvae and was acting as a living incubator. In the end, [[spoiler: the crew of the Planet Express Ship managed to rescue him and extract the larvae, which looked like brine shrimp. Bender made a stew out of them and served it as dinner. Only Dr. Zoidberg was willing to eat it.]]

* ''{{Darkseed}}'' starts the game by implanting an alien embryo into your skull (seen [[http://fromearth.net/LetsPlay/Darkseed/chapter1.html here]]). You have 3 days in-game to get it fixed or it will hatch and herald the alien invasion. Fun.

** As darwin said:"I cannot persuade myself that a beneficent and omnipotent God would have designedly created parasitic wasps with the express intention of their feeding within the living bodies of Caterpillars."

* The eponymous Aliens from ''Franchise/{{Alien}}'', whose reproductive cycle via the Facehugger is the inspiration for the name of this trope, and was deliberately invoking BodyHorror and being a [[FreudWasRight rape metaphor]]. HRGiger designed the Alien creature, and director Ridley Scott said that he wanted it to be the embodiment of sexual fear.[[note]]More information on the symbology: The Facehugger itself resembles a [[VaginaDentata vulva with mandibles that clamps itself to the host mouth and uses a penis to force its seed down into the unwilling host]]. The newborn chestburster resembles the violence of pregnancy and a fanged penis. The grown Alien's head is meant to look phallic. And never mind the second teeth.[[/note]] The stale AllAbusersAreMale trope is averted by creating plenty of both misogyny and misandry to go around. (That was the beauty of ''Alien'' -- it was so... equal opportunity.)

* In ''{{Fans}}'', Rumy is impregnated (along with a host of other artists) in a slightly more benign manner: The Energy Beings make her head swell up for a few hours before a floating, glowy fetus emerges.
* The TropeNamer is ''VGCats'', which dedicated a comic to [[http://www.vgcats.com/comics/?strip_id=108 the painful realization of the implications of facehuggers]].

** ''The Sims 3 University Life'' brings back that option, and unlike in the previous game where the babies were hybrids of the aliens and the Sim parent, the child will be a pure-blooded alien. With PsychicPowers.

** In reboot, Chryssalids now no longer hatch from zombies when killed. Instead, if you wait for 3 turns before killing the zombie, Chryssalid will be birthed (Rather messily] with host being torn apart from inside. If you kill the zombie before Chryssalid is born, then there will be no new Chrussalid. Problem is, however, is that Chryssalid are now ''much'' more mobile and easily kill zombies where you can't reach them and Zombies are often even stronger than Chryssalids.

* Puppetteers from Niven's KnownSpace novels reproduce this way, although they only use a species of nonsentient (we hope!) herd animal from their own planet as hosts.

* ''Sev Trek: Puss in Boots'' (an Australian CGI spoof of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'') has an [[{{Squick}} enormous alien pimple]] breaking out on Commander Riker's forehead, with the crew torn between [[ObstructiveCodeOfConduct respecting the natural evolution of a sentient lifeform]] versus Riker's right to [[RiseOfZitboy maintain his good looks]].

* ''Sev Trek: Puss in Boots'' (the Australian CGI spoof of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'') has an [[{{Squick}} enormous alien pimple]] breaking out on Commander Riker's forehead, with the crew torn between respecting the natural evolution of a sentient lifeform versus Riker's right to maintain his good looks.

* In ''VideoGame/TheSims 2'', human sims can be impregnated by aliens if they use the telescope during the wee hours of the night. Even males can be impregnated. In fact, [[MisterSeahorse ONLY males]] can be impregnated this way.
* The Zerg in ''StarCraft'' are already partly based on ''Film/{{Aliens}}'', so naturally they get in on the act with the Queen unit, which has a [[SpawnBroodling special ability]] to fire a spore at a ground unit, which destroys the unit when two small Zerg hatchlings pop out of it. Very effective when used on a siege tank's pilot in the middle of other siege tanks.

* ''Film/DemonSeed'' featured a woman being impregnated by her obsessed ''computer-controlled house''.

* The Adipose from the ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "Partners in Crime" might be the most adorable example ever. The villain of the episode used "diet" pills that converted human fat into newborn Adipose, the birth rate of which would be increased to fatal levels by converting organ and bone.

* ''{{Xtro}}'', and it's not nearly as bad as how the "birth" occurs - let's just say [[{{Squick}} the vaginal canal was not meant to give birth to a]] ''{{Squick}} full grown human man.]]''

* The eponymous Aliens from ''Franchise/{{Alien}}'', whose reproductive cycle via the Facehugger is the inspiration for the name of this trope, and was deliberately invoking BodyHorror and being a [[FreudWasRight rape metaphor]]. HRGiger designed the Alien creature, and director Ridley Scott said that he wanted it to be the embodiment of sexual fear.[[note]]More information on the symbology: The Facehugger itself resembles a [[VaginaDentata vulva with mandibles that clamps itself to the host mouth and uses a penis to force its seed down into the unwilling host (a disgusting parody of oral sex)]]. The newborn chestburster resembles the violence of pregnancy and a fanged penis. The grown Alien's head is meant to look phallic. And never mind the second teeth.[[/note]] The stale AllAbusersAreMale trope is averted by creating plenty of both misogyny and misandry to go around. (That was the beauty of ''Alien'' -- it was so... equal opportunity.)

* The eponymous Aliens from ''Franchise/{{Alien}}'', whose reproductive cycle via the Facehugger is the inspiration for the name of this trope, and was deliberately invoking BodyHorror and being a [[FreudWasRight rape metaphor]]. HRGiger designed the Alien creature, and director Ridley Scott said that he wanted it to be the embodiment of sexual fear.[[note]]More information on the symbology: The Facehugger itself resembles a [[VaginaDentata vulva with mandibles and an extensible clitoris]] -- a giant parasitic vulva with a 3-foot clitoris/umbilical and legs clamps itself to your face (a parody of oral sex on a woman) and will kill you before it surrenders you. The umbilical is a cross between ovipositor and a penis. The newborn chestburster resembles a fanged penis. The grown Alien's head is meant to look phallic. And never mind the second teeth.[[/note]] The stale AllAbusersAreMale trope is averted by creating plenty of both misogyny and misandry to go around. (That was the beauty of ''Alien'' -- it was so... equal opportunity.)

** The prequel, Film/{{Prometheus}}, naturally features [[spoiler: Noomi Rapace's character giving birth to the universe's first ever Facehugger, who ends up impregnating the Engineer, who then gives birth to the first ever Alien.]]