The Arachnids (Starship Troopers)

==Summary==
The Arachnids are an insectoid species that has conquered and colonized many planets across the galaxy. The Arachnids are first discovered on Pluto which led to a large battle against SICON forces. After The Pluto Campaign it was discovered that the Arachnids were actually an interstellar race covering much of the galaxy. It is also known that they will not stop their war against the humans until they are all destroyed.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: , from to | | , from to , plasma varies up to | Varies, from to at least , the God Bug could likely achieve far higher | , up to likely higher
Key: Small/Medium Sized Castes | Large Castes | Plasma Castes | Leader Castes | Bug Meteors
Civilization Tier: Interstellar Civilization (35 colonized planets, such as Klendathu, Tango Urilla, and Planet P)
Name: Arachnids, Archies, Bugs 
Origin: Starship Troopers
Classification: Space Arthropods that are akin to ants or termites
Kardashev Level: Type Ⅰ possibly Type ⅠⅠ (Have conquered and wiped multiple planets, seemingly own the entirety of klendathu systemStarship Troopers)
Age: Unknown, possibly millions of years old
Population: Billions possibly Trillions of bugs
Territory: Multiple Planets and Klendathu System
Technology and Abilities: 
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|-|Leader Bugs=Should have all the resistances and Self-Sustenance (Type 1) the other arachnids have, plus. Large Size (Type 0 to 4. Brainbugs are usually around 3 meters in heightStarship Troopers (2005): Brainbug Terminal Entry, although god bugs are incredibly massiveStarship Troopers 3: Marauder), Bodily Weaponry (While not exactly built for battle like their henchman, they are still quite formidable and have some weaponry of their own, a good example being here), Sound Manipulation and Biological Manipulation (Brain Bugs can produce an incredibly loud scream which can cause human heads to explode by making their blood cells burst), Hacking (The Queen was capable of hacking into and taking control of a ship), Summoning (Can summon armies of warrior arachinds to aid them), Preparation (Can create military strategies to help it in battle, using the knowledge it gained from prisoners and previous battles to aid in victory), Telepathy (Leader Bugs can control the warrior bugs through telepathically communicating with them), Information Manipulation and Mind Manipulation (Can interact with, or 'probe', the minds of other beings. an example being the god bug, which is capable of absorbing the memories of other organisms by devouring them, namely humans)
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Attack Potency: Varies, from Below Average Human level to Wall level (Smaller bugs like Chariot Bugs are not built for fightingStarship Troopers (2005): Chariot Bug Terminal Entry. Warrior Bugs are rather large, and are easily capable of taking out armored humans and cows) | Small Building level (Tanker bugs are much larger than their counterparts, and use their sheer size to destroy opponents, destroyed and burst from a large area of solid rock, which granted this much energy. Other arachnids of similar size should be around this level) | Varies, from Street level to Large Building level (Blasters by themselves are fairly frail but can kill unarmored humans. Larger Plasma bugs are incredibly hard to take down, an example being the plasma grenadier bug who destroyed a large area of landStarship Troopers: Traitor of Mars, which granted this much energy), Plasma varies up to Multi-City Block level (An adult plasma bugs plasma created this explosion) | Varies, from Street level to at least Small Building level (Brainbugs can pierce through skulls, the queen bug overpowered and hurt rico with power armor, of which survived this explosion), the God Bug could likely achieve far higher (The God Bug is incredibly large, although considering it is pretty much immobile due to its sheer size, the true strength of it is unknown) | Varies, up to Large Mountain level likely higher (Bug Meteors vary greatly in size, a significantly large one caused this much destruction)
Speed: Varies, from Below Average to Superhuman (18kph, warrior bugs reach speeds of 50 to 55kphStarship Troopers (2005): Tiger Bug Terminal Entry), Subsonic Flight Speed for Flight Castes (200 to 250kph) | Varies, from Below Average to Superhuman (usually around 7kphStarship Troopers (2005): Tanker Bug Terminal Entry, although Royal Warriors reach 60kphStarship Troopers (2005): Royal Warrior Terminal Entry) | Varies, from Below Average to Athletic Human (Larger plasma bugs usually go around 14kph, blasters can go around 35kph) | Varies from Immobile to Below Average (Brain bugs go around 10kph, other control bugs like the queen and god bug, stay pretty much immobile) | Varies (Depends on the size of the asteroid)
Lifting Strength: Varies; from Below Average Human to Class 1 (Warrior Bugs are capable of overpowering Cattle and ragdolling humans) | Unknown, likely Class 5 (Far stronger than their smaller counterparts, can likely be givent this via sheer size) | Unknown (Don't really focus on physical strength) | Unknown 
Striking Strength: Varies, from Below Average Human level to Wall level (Can impale armored humans on its claws with ease, comparable to attack potency) | Small Building level (Can break down large walls, comparable to attack potency) | Varies, from Street level to Large Building level (Comparable to attack potency) | Varies, from Street level to Small Building level, the God Bug could likely achieve far higher (Brainbugs can pierce through skulls with a single strike, should be comparable to attack potency) | Varies, up to Large Mountain level likely higher 
Durability: Varies, from Below Average Human level to Wall level (Smaller bugs like Chariot Bugs are not built for fighting. Warrior Bugs can take an incredible amount of morita gunfire before dying) | Small Building level (Tanker bugs are much larger than their counterparts, and should be comparable to attack potency) | Varies, from Street level to Large Building level (Blasters by themselves are fairly frail but can kill and survive attacks from unarmored humans. Larger Plasma bugs are incredibly hard to take down, with their exoskeleton being tougher than steel plate, should be comparable to attack potency) | Varies, from Wall level to Small Building level to Multi-Continent level (Brain bugs can survive shots from a Morita. the queen bug survived an incredibly large explosion and should be more durable than the powersuit, which survived this. the God Bug is this big) | Varies (Depends on the size of the meteor)
Power Source: Unknown
Industrial Capacity: Queens capable of making entire legions of warrior bugs in short amounts of time, and capable of wiping and conquering entire planets.
Military Prowess: Millions upon trillions of arachnid organisms bred for combat, The system they reside in is a twin star system, whose brutal gravitational forces produced an asteroid belt that provide the unlimited source for the Arachnids to use as Bug Meteors
Notable Individuals: Queen Bugs, Brainbugs, Behemecoatyl
Weaknesses: All other arachnid castes rely on psychic bugs for orders.
Note: For what we accept as canon in the Starship Troopers Universe, look here for more information.
==Arachnid Organisms==
Arachnid Organisms
Warrior Castes
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