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I just got done with oral surgery yesterday (wisdom teeth, for those that are curious), and my jaw feels like crap (it also feels like some things I probably shouldn't say). So what do I do? I head off into my super-secret genetics lab, fire up the machinery and gather the samples, splice a few genes here and there, and do a redesign of YakkoWarner20 's alien, Arachnio (who I've deducted one letter because it sounds better. In my opinion at least). Enough my babbling.

Onto the facts!

Name: Arachno

Species: Aravenmordin

Homeworld: Therafosida Prime

Powers/abilities: Arachno possesses wall-climbing capabilities and enhanced strength, able to hold more than five times his weight upside down on a ceiling-like surface with ease.

Being of arachnid descent, Arachno can fire off jets of sticky webbing from his mouth and spinnerets to create traps or weaponry (i.e., a bludgeon once wrapped around a heavy object). These webs are also quite strong and can effortlessly hold the weight of a semi-truck and struggling Appoplexian without breaking. Arachno's webbing can also function as a parachute or para-sail to slow his decent in the event he should fall or glide along air currents to cover long distances.

Despite being bigger than an average human, Aravenmordins are surprisingly light and quick and have been known skim on the surface of water like a fishing spider for a good distance before sinking.

Aravenmordins also possess enhanced jumping capabilities and, when combined with their wall-scaling legs and web-shooting powers, they can cover miles of area without ever touching the ground.

Arachno can change the pigment of his skin to match his surroundings through the use of chromatophores in the cells of his body, much like a crab spider.

Like most spiders, Arachno has a venomous bite that when injected into a victim will cause nausea, dizziness, and vomiting. The more venom he injects, the worse the symptoms get until death kicks in and takes over, though Ben has never been known to go this far.

Aravenmordins are naturally nocturnal and possess incredible night vision, allowing them to see in the darkest of places.

Aravenmordins have been known to speak Aranea, a language that allows the speaker to talk between various species of spider. Ben however, is incapable of using it as it takes years of practice and spiders are, surprisingly enough, an easily offended species when one attempts to speak their language without bothering to learn anything (much like the French, now that I think about it).

Weaknesses: Arachno's webs, while resistant, are quite delicate in extreme temperatures and will melt in scorching heat or become stiff and brittle and breaking in freezing cold. While strong, these webs can easily be ripped apart by stronger species such as Tetramands and Vaxasaurians or be sliced and cut by sharp objects.

Being of peaceful nature, Aravenmordins are highly vulnerable to neural and psychic attacks, such as those given off by Cerebrocrustaceans.

Large insectivore predators such as Buglizard, Mucilator, and Hypnotick pose a problem to Arachno as they all have abilities that can easily counter most of his capabilities and powers.

Bright lights can easily blind Aravenmordins in the dark.

Trivia: The Aravenmordin homeworld derives from Theraphosidae, the family of spiders that tarantulas belong to.

The language Aranea derives from the Latin word for 'spider'.

Arachno possesses many powers and abilities shared between various species of spider, such as the camouflage ability of the crab spider, water walking capabilities of fishing spider, the enhanced strength of a tarantula or Golitah Bird-eating spider, the ability to spit webs like the spitting spider, and the ability to glide like most species of spider hatchling.

Therafosida Prime - much like the planet X'Nelli, homeworld of the Polar Manzardill as well as various subspecies - doesn't have a tilt to its axis and is thus subjected to warm temperatures year-round everywhere except the poles of the planet. This grants a wide variety of habitats for the Aravenmordins to live in, with each climate home to a slightly different subspecies adapted specifically for the conditions of their habitat. Even the holes are home to races of very hairy and almost abominable snowmen-like Aravenmordin that are much more primitive in nature than the common Aravenmordin, the species that Arachno belongs and by the far the most numerous on Therafosida.

Aravenmordins are sworn enemies to both Chilodolors and Buthidions.

Despite their somewhat fearsome appearance and frightening capabilities, most Aravenmordins are quite peaceful and prefer agriculture over stalking and hunting down prey. This can not be said for the Aravenmordin who live in the frozen wastelands of Therafosida's North and South poles, as they have to relentlessly hunt and stalk their prey to keep from freezing.

Disclaimer: I do not own Ben 10 or Arachno.
Ben 10 is owned by Man of Action and Cartoon Network.
Arachno (Arachnio) is property of YakkoWarner20.
All I own is my interpretation of Arachno and I may not use it without YakkoWarner's permission.
Do not use this version of Arachno (Arachnio) with mine or YakkoWarner's permission.

Description
I just got done with oral surgery yesterday (wisdom teeth, for those that are curious), and my jaw feels like crap (it also feels like some things I probably shouldn't say). So what do I do? I head off into my super-secret genetics lab, fire up the machinery and gather the samples, splice a few genes here and there, and do a redesign of YakkoWarner20 's alien, Arachnio (who I've deducted one letter because it sounds better. In my opinion at least). Enough my babbling.

Onto the facts!

Name: Arachno

Species: Aravenmordin

Homeworld: Therafosida Prime

Powers/abilities: Arachno possesses wall-climbing capabilities and enhanced strength, able to hold more than five times his weight upside down on a ceiling-like surface with ease.

Being of arachnid descent, Arachno can fire off jets of sticky webbing from his mouth and spinnerets to create traps or weaponry (i.e., a bludgeon once wrapped around a heavy object). These webs are also quite strong and can effortlessly hold the weight of a semi-truck and struggling Appoplexian without breaking. Arachno's webbing can also function as a parachute or para-sail to slow his decent in the event he should fall or glide along air currents to cover long distances.

Despite being bigger than an average human, Aravenmordins are surprisingly light and quick and have been known skim on the surface of water like a fishing spider for a good distance before sinking.

Aravenmordins also possess enhanced jumping capabilities and, when combined with their wall-scaling legs and web-shooting powers, they can cover miles of area without ever touching the ground.

Arachno can change the pigment of his skin to match his surroundings through the use of chromatophores in the cells of his body, much like a crab spider.

Like most spiders, Arachno has a venomous bite that when injected into a victim will cause nausea, dizziness, and vomiting. The more venom he injects, the worse the symptoms get until death kicks in and takes over, though Ben has never been known to go this far.

Aravenmordins are naturally nocturnal and possess incredible night vision, allowing them to see in the darkest of places.

Aravenmordins have been known to speak Aranea, a language that allows the speaker to talk between various species of spider. Ben however, is incapable of using it as it takes years of practice and spiders are, surprisingly enough, an easily offended species when one attempts to speak their language without bothering to learn anything (much like the French, now that I think about it).

Weaknesses: Arachno's webs, while resistant, are quite delicate in extreme temperatures and will melt in scorching heat or become stiff and brittle and breaking in freezing cold. While strong, these webs can easily be ripped apart by stronger species such as Tetramands and Vaxasaurians or be sliced and cut by sharp objects.

Being of peaceful nature, Aravenmordins are highly vulnerable to neural and psychic attacks, such as those given off by Cerebrocrustaceans.

Large insectivore predators such as Buglizard, Mucilator, and Hypnotick pose a problem to Arachno as they all have abilities that can easily counter most of his capabilities and powers.

Bright lights can easily blind Aravenmordins in the dark.

Trivia: The Aravenmordin homeworld derives from Theraphosidae, the family of spiders that tarantulas belong to.

The language Aranea derives from the Latin word for 'spider'.

Arachno possesses many powers and abilities shared between various species of spider, such as the camouflage ability of the crab spider, water walking capabilities of fishing spider, the enhanced strength of a tarantula or Golitah Bird-eating spider, the ability to spit webs like the spitting spider, and the ability to glide like most species of spider hatchling.

Therafosida Prime - much like the planet X'Nelli, homeworld of the Polar Manzardill as well as various subspecies - doesn't have a tilt to its axis and is thus subjected to warm temperatures year-round everywhere except the poles of the planet. This grants a wide variety of habitats for the Aravenmordins to live in, with each climate home to a slightly different subspecies adapted specifically for the conditions of their habitat. Even the holes are home to races of very hairy and almost abominable snowmen-like Aravenmordin that are much more primitive in nature than the common Aravenmordin, the species that Arachno belongs and by the far the most numerous on Therafosida.

Aravenmordins are sworn enemies to both Chilodolors and Buthidions.

Despite their somewhat fearsome appearance and frightening capabilities, most Aravenmordins are quite peaceful and prefer agriculture over stalking and hunting down prey. This can not be said for the Aravenmordin who live in the frozen wastelands of Therafosida's North and South poles, as they have to relentlessly hunt and stalk their prey to keep from freezing.

Disclaimer: I do not own Ben 10 or Arachno.
Ben 10 is owned by Man of Action and Cartoon Network.
Arachno (Arachnio) is property of YakkoWarner20.
All I own is my interpretation of Arachno and I may not use it without YakkoWarner's permission.
Do not use this version of Arachno (Arachnio) with mine or YakkoWarner's permission.