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Clothing on the arms is damaged and the right blade sprouts from the back of the host's hand. Two sharpened appendages are formed in the torn abdomen. The jaw is stripped of flesh, having been split in the middle. The helmet's front is broken with most of the glass visor gone, partially exposing the host's face. Connective straps on some parts are either torn off or dangling loosely with the left pauldron going missing. Most of the uniform stays somewhat intact. They look exactly the same as their common Slasher counterpart, except they have superior speed and strength.

Titan Station Security Officers that have a Stasis unit will mutate into a Twitcher. Titan Station Security Officer Twitcher Ī Sprawl Security Officer Twitcher attacks Gabe Weller. In the original game, this variant is also encountered on the Aegis VII Colony, presumably formed from colonists with Stasis modules. The blades are sprouted from the host's original hands that the Necromorph uses to cut its victims, with the fingers being crooked and frozen in rigor mortis.

The host's shoulder blades have expanded outwards, making it look like the Twitcher has wings, giving them a unique appearance.

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The abdomen muscles and skin have been ripped off, exposing the intestines. In the original game, the face is stuck in a lifeless expression with the eyes having disappeared, unlike in the remake, where their heads are partially covered by their damaged helmets. The top part of the skull is cut off with the brain having gone missing, with only blood vessels tangling in place. The victims have their armor torn off during the mutation in the original game, whereas in the remake they retain some parts of the Advanced Soldier RIG. These variants are only encountered after the Valor collides with the USG Ishimura. This can cause it to be potentially difficult to dismember them, since it protects their blades.Ġ5 February 2013 Variants EDF Marine Twitcher ĮDF Marines of the USM Valor that have a Stasis unit installed on their RIG suit will turn into Twitchers. They will oftentimes bend themselves backwards and walk on their human legs and their slashing blades while the talons protruding from their stomach wave in the air. Furthermore, their faces seem to be almost static: they never change their facial expression, which is fixed in a blank and hollow stare. They also seem to be missing both of their eyes. Their heads have a massive, hollowed-out indentation on the top of the skull, and tiny tentacles fill the gap. Some lack the small chest appendages of the Slashers, but their talons are much larger. Their heads, legs, and bodies retain a vaguely human form, albeit much chunkier and muscular than Slashers (likely due to the fact that the infected soldiers or security personnel tend to be more well-built than civilians). Their design is similar to that of a Slasher however, this is hard to notice due to their speed. Their name is derived from their constant twitching and spasmodic behavior. They also make distinctive jabbering noises when they get close. Due to their incredible speed, they are very capable of dodging Isaac's weapons in harder difficulties when they see it coming. It also causes them to have highly erratic and spastic movements, and their features seem to blur as they move when seen close up. Because of the reversed Stasis Module merged into their bodies, Twitchers can react and move several times faster than any other Necromorph variant, making them very hard to hit before they close in to melee range. They are physically similar to Slashers in most aspects.Ī disturbing side-effect of the transformation is that the Stasis modules become fused with the resulting creature, and the effect of the Stasis Module are strangely reversed, with terrifying results.

The Twitchers are the result of the Necromorph infection converting the corpses of people who were equipped with built-in Stasis Modules (such as soldiers, security personnel or special division scientists). 2.2 Titan Station Security Officer TwitcherĬoncept art of an EDF Marine Twitcher in Dead Space (2023).The Dead Space remake has followed in the footsteps of these remakes with several key differences from the original game that take it to the next level and make it a remake worth looking forward to. From beautiful, high-quality graphics to reworked and improved gameplay mechanics, they have the potential to let you relive the nostalgia of a game you loved playing in the past or to provide the best version of an older title for a new player to fall in love with for the first time. Remakes of older games are an ongoing phenomenon in the industry.

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