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{{Infobox Species | |||
|image = Piggybackers profile.jpeg | |||
|type = [[Psychic]] creatures | |||
|aka = Piggybacker | |||
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|first = The Piggybackers (comic story) | |||
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|individuals = [[Piggybacker (The Piggybackers)]]}} | |||
An unspecified species, referred to by [[Lizzie Dalton]] as '''"piggybackers"''', were [[psychic]] creatures with no physicality. From parts unknown, they used a host to command silent slaves (who's mouths literally disappeared when controlled), who turn the invaded planet into temples dedicated to themselves. Some species', such as [[The Dalton's species|that]] of [[Hank Dalton|Hank]], [[Lizzie Dalton|Lizzie]], and [[Tommy Dalton]], were immune to their powers. Instead, the piggybackers [[hunted]] and [[murder|slaughtered]] their kind for generations. | An unspecified species, referred to by [[Lizzie Dalton]] as '''"piggybackers"''', were [[psychic]] creatures with no physicality. From parts unknown, they used a host to command silent slaves (who's mouths literally disappeared when controlled), who turn the invaded planet into temples dedicated to themselves. Some species', such as [[The Dalton's species|that]] of [[Hank Dalton|Hank]], [[Lizzie Dalton|Lizzie]], and [[Tommy Dalton]], were immune to their powers. Instead, the piggybackers [[hunted]] and [[murder|slaughtered]] their kind for generations. | ||
Revision as of 09:38, 6 July 2020
An unspecified species, referred to by Lizzie Dalton as "piggybackers", were psychic creatures with no physicality. From parts unknown, they used a host to command silent slaves (who's mouths literally disappeared when controlled), who turn the invaded planet into temples dedicated to themselves. Some species', such as that of Hank, Lizzie, and Tommy Dalton, were immune to their powers. Instead, the piggybackers hunted and slaughtered their kind for generations.
One particular piggybacker found a host in Edith Harcourt, a teacher at Brideport Elemenatry School in the United States, that used her seniority to command a legion of younger slaves.
Severing ones connection to a piggybacker resulted in the death of the host. (COMIC: The Piggybackers)
