The plot of DNA² centers around a human example: the Mega Playboy will have a hundred lovers and a child from each of them, and every male will do the same, contributing to the world's overpopulation.Furthermore, the copies don't have nearly the same resistance to damage that the original Diaboramon does, as a Spam Attack destroys all of them except the original. This is justified in that he's on the Internet and is explained as being a type of virus.
Digimon: In the second movie, note or the middle of the first English dubbed movie Diaboramon replicates himself several million times in just a few minutes.Unfortunately for everyone, they're also Extreme Omnivores. Bio-Meat: Nectar: The eponymous creatures.Can easily result in Massive Numbered Siblings. Compare Mook Maker and Sorcerer's Apprentice Plot. May be a characteristic of Fantastic Vermin or those blessed by a Fertility God. Not to be confused with something that breeds explosives, such as Grenade Eggs, that would either be a Power-Up zone (if it helps the player) or a Mook Maker (if it doesn't). If they pose a threat more due to eating all available food in the area then they are a Horde of Alien Locusts. Often the real reason to fear a Ridiculously Cute Critter, Sidekick Creature Nuisance, Adorable Evil Minions, or a Killer Rabbit especially if they employ the Zerg Rush on their foes. Truth in Television to an extent- but often comically exaggerated.Ĭan potentially result in a Wave of Babies. Rabbits and rodents tend to show this trope. In extreme cases, there may be more total weight of offspring after a few generations than there was weight of available food. If not asexual, the creature may employ Face Full of Alien Wing-Wong to extend its list of potential mates to outside its species or employ Express Delivery to bring on the next generation immediately. Often, there will be only one to start with, suggesting that it can reproduce asexually. Star Trek: The Original Series, " The Trouble With Tribbles"Ī creature which reproduces at an alarmingly fast rate.
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