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Wanamingos are strange animals that live mostly underground. They are also often called aliens, due to being mistaken for beings. It is possible that the wanamingos were old post-War experiments or even pre-War experiment. They were designed as -tailored weapons for waging war on other countries but they escaped into the wastes.

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[] Background

The only known queen lived in the in , owned by . All "aliens" living in that mine were killed by the in . Some other wanamingos/aliens could be found in the desert, and in the . The name "wanamingo" was originally only used locally in , but eventually came to be used for the species as a whole elsewhere as well.

[] Characteristics

[] Biology

They have a long lifespan, but they are dying out by . They hatch from eggs laid by the , which is larger than the other wanamingos and grey in color. They aren't intelligent in the usual sense, but they do seem to have a hive-mind mentality.

[] Gameplay attributes

Beware of the wanamingos as they are fast, have a high damage resistance and hit multiple times. They have a weakness though, they retreat from battle if one of their legs gets crippled. will also become your best friend, as they possess almost no fire resistance and must get close to attack.

The grey Wanamingo Queen can lay eggs for the reproduction of the wanamingos. She can be found deep underground in her breeding room.

[] Stats

StatisticValue
8
7
7
1
3
8
5
500
StatisticValue
225
14
160
2
33
9
15
0
13
Defense
Type
Normal40%6%
Laser40%6%
Fire5%0%
Plasma50%5%
Explosive45%9%
Electrical55%3%
EMP500%0%
Poison35% 
Radiation14% 
SkillValue
0
0
0
48%
58%
0

[] Appearances

Wanamingos appear in .

, an art book available with the Collector's Edition of the game, includes a new version of although no Wanamingos exist in the game itself.

They are mentioned by in .

[] Behind the scenes

  • There is a town called Wanamingo in Minnesota. According to their , the word "Wanamingo" comes from the name of a Native American woman in a 19th century novel.
  • Wanamingo heads bear a resemblance to the heads of the xenomorphs from the 1979 science fiction horror movie and its sequels.

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[] References

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