Why Is The Xenomorph the Perfect Organism ?

In this video, we’ll explain exactly why the xenomorph is often viewed as the perfect organism.

At first glance, you might think that since the xenomorph relies on other organisms as hosts for survival, it cannot be considered perfect. However, that’s not really the case.
While humans may view this terrifying creature with fear and horror, through the lens of artificial intelligence like David and Ash, the xenomorph is absolutely perfect.

Android characters such as Ash and David regard the Xenomorph as the perfect organism. While humans may view this terrifying creature with fear and horror, through the lens of artificial intelligence like David and Ash, the xenomorph is absolutely perfect. There are actually six major reasons as to why androids and AI consider the Xenomorph to be the perfect life form, highlighting a distinct perspective that diverges significantly from human judgment. First of all it exhibits an Absence of Moral Constraints, acting without ethical consideration for pure survival. Its mysterious life cycle and unique biology fuel android’s Scientific Curiosity for both humans and androids. In addition, the Xenomorph Early embodies the corporate philosophy instilled in androids which is to expand and dominate at all cost. As an Instrument of Evolution or Change, it represents a leap in lifeform development. Lastly the androids' Disdain for Human Weakness reflects in their admiration for the Xenomorph's lack of human frailties.

[udonrich]

Bro repeated the same thing throughout the whole video wtf

[romanjaramillo]

Put playback speed to 1.25, you’ll thank me later

[BetaMayra]

No insult intended, but this episode sounds like it was written by AI. So many repetitions what was said earlier in the video

[stevemiller]

I know you've been away for a while, but in all honesty, this is kind of sloppy because you repeat the same points over and over and over again.... It seems like your previous product was much more thought out and not repetitive.... Not trying to bust your balls just getting to the point.... You can do better 😊

[gadrielvanorion]

the xenomorph is imperfect, if there was some sort of final stage for its evolution that makes it no longer need hosts or some sort of switch
then it would be legit perfect cuz it can easily take over a world and then keep it

as it stands the xenomorphs kill themselves by eradicating everything they need
food and hosts
it is invasive and lacks a natural predator to keep it in check or an out once no more hosts are around

but thats just me


this does matter i feel because if we knew its homeworld ( if we consider it wasnt crafted) then we could see how it excells and against what
but since its made (as far as we know currently) its not even a perfect weapon
going back its too agressive cant be controlled
its the perfect monster though

[TexasAggie]

"Hello guys, Kroft is here" - one of the best intros ever!

[Ninjeto]

The fact that we dont get to finish davids story fills me full of rage. What a bad filmaking descision absolutely unacceptable

[erikrodriguez]

"Kroft talks" and I watch and listen! Love you kroft and as usual appreciate your work and craft with the videos! 🙌

[Bobbie_Lee]

"A perfect organism. Its structural perfection is matched only by its hostility. i admire its purity. A survivor... unclouded by conscience, remorse, or delusions of morality...." - Ash

[jean-luceyesofyoureyes]

Looking forward to Alien: Romulus? I'm optomistic

[Zarate]

This feels like when you’re writing an essay and you really need to stretch it out so you kinda do some circle thoughts and say the same thing over and over again in different ways.

[a.a.r.]

I would love a video about different androids of the Saga. They've always been an interesting point of the universe, at least to me. We've talked about David a lot due it's central role in the prequels, but other minor synthetics have also caught my attention, especially Elden from the Dark Horse comics and Katya from AvP 2010 videogame.

[RetzyWilliams]

By hunting humans, xenomorph’s 2 critical weaknesses are exposed:
(1) their dependence on the hive
(2) their inability to strap themselves in when an airlock is blown open

[Mister.Blobby]

its not the perfect organism though is it when it keeps getting beaten by 100 pound women

[NAVYBrosky]

Prometheus still my favorite film in the series.

[cherokee]

Oh, good, you are back. I like your content.

[mobious]

i really appreciate your videos bro, the alien and predator universe is vast, fascinating and beautiful..thank you for shedding light on this

[connla]

Its perfect because it persists. The whole design of the xenomorph over what the engineers originally had was designed so that the alien would persist. When David used the engineers own weapons against them he found that it rapidly wiped out the engineers but by 11 years later (at most, as prometheus and covenant happen 11 years apart) most of the effects of the weapon had decayed away, enough to the level that the covenant crew were mostly able to move around without issue. Only 2 crew members got infected by chance. So David's perfect xenomorph was designed to have a life cycle that persists, that after it's killed everything, it would build nests and create eggs and those eggs would survive no matter what. In a vacuum or hostile environment the eggs will persist and when new hosts come along they will ensure those hosts survive (facehugger's role is to keep the host alive no matter what) and the process will start again. It's perfect because unlike nukes or the engineers weapons or anything else the xenomorph kills all life and then makes sure the planet stays dead, no chance for pretenders to the throne showing up centuries later to claim a planet, End life and make sure it stays dead. Thats the perfection.

[angelchayne]

Kroft thanks for another great video Sir! Cant wait to here your take on Romulus

[davyheijlands]

Always happy when Croft uploads a new Alien video