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| − | The '''tick-like bugs''' are a race of insects encountered by the [[Destiny Expedition]] during an off-world mission. They attach themselves to the back of the victim's next and release a toxin which heightens negative emotions, manifesting them as hallucinations of the victim's worst fears. Any attempt to remove them causes them to burrow deeper while releasing a large amount of toxin, potentially killing their host. In this event, they move to someone else nearby. They can be sedated by [[squiggler]] venom, which keeps them from reacting to attempts to remove them. {{cite|SGU|Pain}} |
+ | The '''tick-like bugs''' are a race of insects encountered by the [[Destiny Expedition]] during an off-world mission in an [[Unnamed galaxy (Pain)|unnamed galaxy]]. They attach themselves to the back of the victim's next and release a toxin which heightens negative emotions, manifesting them as hallucinations of the victim's worst fears. Any attempt to remove them causes them to burrow deeper while releasing a large amount of toxin, potentially killing their host. In this event, they move to someone else nearby. They can be sedated by [[squiggler]] venom, which keeps them from reacting to attempts to remove them. {{cite|SGU|Pain}} |
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Revision as of 02:20, 15 May 2010
The tick-like bugs are a race of insects encountered by the Destiny Expedition during an off-world mission in an unnamed galaxy. They attach themselves to the back of the victim's next and release a toxin which heightens negative emotions, manifesting them as hallucinations of the victim's worst fears. Any attempt to remove them causes them to burrow deeper while releasing a large amount of toxin, potentially killing their host. In this event, they move to someone else nearby. They can be sedated by squiggler venom, which keeps them from reacting to attempts to remove them. (SGU: "Pain")
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