25 Creatures We Still Haven't Seen In Fallout [Invertebrates] | Fallout Lore

Fallout has no shortage when it comes to creatures there’s hundreds of them we can encounter during our time in The Wasteland. Sometimes they are friendly, sometimes they are passive and other times they attack either seeking to protect their territory or to make a quick meal. But there are creatures that we have yet to see, creatures mentioned only in random encounters, passing comments or in pictures and paintings and all things alike.

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[Synonymous]

Stingwings are not dragonflies but mutated scorpionflies

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, everyone!

The Legendary Bloatfly is another creature that uses electricity (plasma) but I can’t believe Clark would have seen this creature and not mentioned it’s green aura/tint. Fear not it will appear in its own video alongside the other legendary creatures. Also, Odonates includes Damselflies and the Labium mouthpart is typically seen only in nymphs, the immature form, but adults could have maintained this feature through mutation. If you enjoyed the video, please leave a like!

[grimslade]

"House" Centipedes wouldn't have to be strong, nor even mutated at all, for them to be the most disturbing enemy in the entire series...

[ericnox]

It is odd that hornets of any kind aren't seen... They can survive more rads than cockroaches can. With that in mind, swarms of ants did survive, which is awesome.

[birdmonster]

I always wondered why theres no spider enemies, but then I saw a mutated tarantula in Fallout New California and my body shivered

[ulmxn]

Cazadores are mutated tarantula hawks, which are wasps, basically a hornet’s brother. So yeah, we kind of have seen hornets, bud they’re terrifying.

[BlueJayz]

The Blue Whale was supposed to appear as a world boss in Fallout 4. There's random dialogue that can be heard from mercenaries at Bunker Hill that mention a "Blue Ghoul Whale" called Ol' Peg.

[zackarieneifert]

there's something surprisingly funny about "maybe phytoplankton are in the game and we just can't see them becaues too small"

[Gwennerini]

If we ever get an Arizonan fallout, I’d love to see a giant Gila Monster. Love those venomous little fellas.

[HaunterHax]

They need to put those spiders that make web tunnels, make them giant and they would be terrifying

[Steel-]

Honestly I want to see a lion, a whale(killer whale or a sperm whale), A great white shark, and I would like to see the giant vulture creature from fallout 76(it looks terrifying). If I recall correctly, this vulture is attached to a side of a mountain in 76. There’s a lot of scary things on land in the fallout universe but the ocean scares me even more 😱

[fireblast]

A fan made idea I saw was like a hive of giant bees that produced an electroshock charged venom in their stings. They still mainly relied on nectar, and settlers would grow crops nearby their hives to get the benefits.

[Vaultboythefightingmachine]

The Spiders and Centipedes would be awesome enemies.

[HamanKarn]

I always really want a bayou Fallout with lots of mutated snakes, gators, Crocs and fish. And a variety between them also and some crazy possum and racoon and skunk type things. Like imagine some type of crazy giant badger coming at you also. I just realized those don't really qualify for this list though lol

[ianhandy]

As a caterpillar enthusiast I'd love to see mutated silkworms/silkmoths. Especially with how common they are among hobbyists and how important they are industrially, they'd make sense as we also have pet scorpions turned into radscorpions all over the wastes.

[timixl]

Damn now im really interested in seeing octopusses in fallout games i wonder what kind of a cool quest would have the underwater vault be like

[jmulchrone]

the first one might be mutated glow bugs/fireflys, their bioluminescence could be turned up to 11 so they can zap other bugs like a laser

[linearmetroidvania]

Someone might’ve already mentioned this already but that bioshock reference vault could’ve also referenced an area in bioshock 2. It was named Fontaine Futuristics and it was controlled by Gilbert Alexander who pretty much transformed into a giant sea monster in order to become a perfect person. I think the sea monster controlling an underwater research lab is also what Fallout was going for with the octopus overseer, but it’s a shame that it got cut before being added 😔

[TheProdigalCat]

Leeches have an anticoagulant/anesethic in their saliva. If a 2 foot leech bit you, almost regardless of the bite's location, you would bleed out. You would need a coagulation agent like Quik Clot. Basically you would have to treat any bite as a heavy arterial bleed. And they swarm...

[Eldrick_]

I wish to see a giant tarantula called a Tyrantula or something. It's too perfect

[legdig]

Not an invertebrate (I mean its pretty much JUST a spine) But I still hope to see the pit viper one day. I find all the cut viper's content quite interesting.