Fallout category
Creatures
6 entries tagged Creatures, 6 of them long reads. The rest of the wiki points here most often at Super Mutants: Where Fallout's Hulking Green Mutants Come From and Ghouls: How Fallout's Radiation Survivors Work, and Why Some Go Feral.
- Deathclaws: the Wasteland's Deadliest Predator, ExplainedDeathclaws are huge, horned, clawed reptiles bred before the war as weapons and now the top predator of the wasteland. Here is where they come from, how they live and hunt, and how they finally show up in the Fallout TV series.
- Ghouls: How Fallout's Radiation Survivors Work, and Why Some Go FeralGhouls are people mutated by radiation instead of killed by it, left scarred, sterile and close to immortal. Here is how ghoulification works in the Fallout games and TV series, what feral ghouls are, and how the wasteland treats them.
- Super Mutants: Where Fallout's Hulking Green Mutants Come FromSuper mutants are humans transformed by the Forced Evolutionary Virus into huge, tough, sterile mutants. Here is how they are made, how the strains differ from game to game, and where they turn up in the Fallout TV series.
- Synths: the Institute's Artificial People in FalloutSynths are the robots and artificial humans built by the Institute under Boston. Here is how the three generations differ, how a Gen 3 synth is made from Shaun's DNA, and why the Commonwealth fights over them in Fallout 4.
- Yao Guai: the Mutated Bears of FalloutYao guai are mutated black bears, fast and vicious predators found from the Capital Wasteland to Zion Canyon and the Commonwealth. Here is where they come from, how their name started, where they appear in the games, and their scene in the Fallout TV show.
- Zetans: the Aliens of Fallout, from Mothership Zeta to the TV ShowThe Zetans are Fallout's aliens: small grey abductors who have been taking humans for centuries. Here is their story in Mothership Zeta, where else they turn up across the series, and the frozen alien in the Fallout TV show.