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So . . . this is probably a weird one, especially since it's nowhere near Halloween. And I already did this guy, so you're probably wondering what in the name of Galvan Prime are you do FW1? Well, for those that didn't ask, I'll answer anyway! Long story short, the great and wonderful requested a list of Anur-related aliens some time ago and I've now just gotten around to filling out the whole roster, the last of which just happens to be their interpretation of an Omerowon (you know, those alien zombies that everyone wishes we could have seen at some point).

For those that are confused, just pretend that the two Omerowons/zombie-like aliens are apart of the same species with different appearances. You know, something that UAF did really horribly? Ok, maybe that's a bit below the belt.

Anyway, onto the facts!

Name: Zombone

Species: Omerowon

Home World: Anur Omerow

Powers/abilities: Due to be little more than sacks of flesh with bones and organs haphazardly placed inside them, Omerowons are capable of contorting themselves into virtually every shape imaginable, allowing them to slip through places that would otherwise be difficult to fit through. This also lets them to effortlessly dislocate any of their bones and then pop them back into place with no harm whatsoever.

In addition, Zombone can fire off bone spikes from his body.

Once again due to being little more than sacks of flesh with body parts randomly shoved inside of them, Omerowons are capable of detaching their limbs for various reasons, such as using one of their ribs like a boomerang or firing off their hands like a pair of rocket-powered gauntlets, and then reattaching them. Because the tendons and ligaments and their over all body structure are so flexible, they can literally survive being ripped apart and then pull themselves back together when the coast is clear.

In addition, Zombone's detached limbs act as soldiers of sorts, allowing him to sense whatever they touch or 'see' and then absorbing that information when they reconnect with him.

All Omerowons - with the exception of Zombone - are part of a hive mind that allows them to effortlessly 'speak' with one another telepathically over long distances in order to stage traps and attacks.

Like the other inhabitants of the Anur System, Omerowons are immune to the effects of Corrodium.

Weaknesses: Despite being rather durable to the point of near-indestructibility, Zombone is rather shoddily 'made' and comes apart rather easily. His limbs will sometimes pop off and scamper away for no particular reason, forcing him to chase it down if it doesn't want to listen to him.

Zombone's head is his biggest weakness. If it is destroyed, there's very little chance that he will be pulled back together, even with the Omnitrix's fail safes.

Omerowons are incapable of regenerating the bones that they throw - as well as pretty much any other part of their body - and need to pull themselves back together in order to achieve normal locomotion.

Omerowons are not known for their eloquent language.

Etymology: Zombone's name is a portmanteau of the word "zombie", the creature that he is based off of, and "bone", referencing his exposed skeletal structure and bone-related abilities.

Trivia: "Ormerow" (minus the W) is an anagram of "Romero," a nod to the late George A. Romero, creator of the classic zombie film Night of the Living Dead, and its sequels.

Despite their less than inventive appearance, some Ormerowns are reasonably intelligent, although they do have trouble talking with other species due to their faulty vocal cords.

Unlike every other Ormerown, Zombone has a fully functioning brain that allows him to connect and disconnect to the Ormerown hive mind whenever he wants to; Ben compares it to connecting and disconnecting from different Wifi signals.

Anur Omerown is a normally barren landscape dotted by towers and spires of Corrodium whose presence is so vast that they give the entire planet an eerie, purple glow, which prompts most visitors to stay as far away from it as possible. Interestingly, it's these same Corrodium towers that allow the Omerowons to reproduce unlike virtually any other species in the galaxy. The large pillars of Corrodium are extremely fragile and sizable chunks frequently break off in the harsh winds that sweep across the planet-wide wasteland, splintering into thousands upon millions of shards that, more often than not, find themselves embedded into the skin of an unwary Omerown.

It's then that the shard begins to have a peculiar reaction with it's host unique genetic makeup, causing a welt or puss-filled sack of sorts to form around the Corrodium shard. It is in here that over a period of several months that a second, infant Omerowon will form inside of the sack, upon which it will then tear itself out. This process, while rather bothersome to Omerowons that get stuck carrying around a parasite of sort that leeches off their body and causes their movements to slow down, causes no pain to the host itself. It's only when an Omerowon is infected by multiple Corrodium shards that things can get rather gruesome.

Disclaimer: I do not own Ben 10.
Ben 10 is owned by Man of Action and Cartoon Network.
I do not own Zombone. This is merely my interpretation.
Do not use this version of Zombone without Shadow-DJ 's permission.

Description
So . . . this is probably a weird one, especially since it's nowhere near Halloween. And I already did this guy, so you're probably wondering what in the name of Galvan Prime are you do FW1? Well, for those that didn't ask, I'll answer anyway! Long story short, the great and wonderful requested a list of Anur-related aliens some time ago and I've now just gotten around to filling out the whole roster, the last of which just happens to be their interpretation of an Omerowon (you know, those alien zombies that everyone wishes we could have seen at some point).

For those that are confused, just pretend that the two Omerowons/zombie-like aliens are apart of the same species with different appearances. You know, something that UAF did really horribly? Ok, maybe that's a bit below the belt.

Anyway, onto the facts!

Name: Zombone

Species: Omerowon

Home World: Anur Omerow

Powers/abilities: Due to be little more than sacks of flesh with bones and organs haphazardly placed inside them, Omerowons are capable of contorting themselves into virtually every shape imaginable, allowing them to slip through places that would otherwise be difficult to fit through. This also lets them to effortlessly dislocate any of their bones and then pop them back into place with no harm whatsoever.

In addition, Zombone can fire off bone spikes from his body.

Once again due to being little more than sacks of flesh with body parts randomly shoved inside of them, Omerowons are capable of detaching their limbs for various reasons, such as using one of their ribs like a boomerang or firing off their hands like a pair of rocket-powered gauntlets, and then reattaching them. Because the tendons and ligaments and their over all body structure are so flexible, they can literally survive being ripped apart and then pull themselves back together when the coast is clear.

In addition, Zombone's detached limbs act as soldiers of sorts, allowing him to sense whatever they touch or 'see' and then absorbing that information when they reconnect with him.

All Omerowons - with the exception of Zombone - are part of a hive mind that allows them to effortlessly 'speak' with one another telepathically over long distances in order to stage traps and attacks.

Like the other inhabitants of the Anur System, Omerowons are immune to the effects of Corrodium.

Weaknesses: Despite being rather durable to the point of near-indestructibility, Zombone is rather shoddily 'made' and comes apart rather easily. His limbs will sometimes pop off and scamper away for no particular reason, forcing him to chase it down if it doesn't want to listen to him.

Zombone's head is his biggest weakness. If it is destroyed, there's very little chance that he will be pulled back together, even with the Omnitrix's fail safes.

Omerowons are incapable of regenerating the bones that they throw - as well as pretty much any other part of their body - and need to pull themselves back together in order to achieve normal locomotion.

Omerowons are not known for their eloquent language.

Etymology: Zombone's name is a portmanteau of the word "zombie", the creature that he is based off of, and "bone", referencing his exposed skeletal structure and bone-related abilities.

Trivia: "Ormerow" (minus the W) is an anagram of "Romero," a nod to the late George A. Romero, creator of the classic zombie film Night of the Living Dead, and its sequels.

Despite their less than inventive appearance, some Ormerowns are reasonably intelligent, although they do have trouble talking with other species due to their faulty vocal cords.

Unlike every other Ormerown, Zombone has a fully functioning brain that allows him to connect and disconnect to the Ormerown hive mind whenever he wants to; Ben compares it to connecting and disconnecting from different Wifi signals.

Anur Omerown is a normally barren landscape dotted by towers and spires of Corrodium whose presence is so vast that they give the entire planet an eerie, purple glow, which prompts most visitors to stay as far away from it as possible. Interestingly, it's these same Corrodium towers that allow the Omerowons to reproduce unlike virtually any other species in the galaxy. The large pillars of Corrodium are extremely fragile and sizable chunks frequently break off in the harsh winds that sweep across the planet-wide wasteland, splintering into thousands upon millions of shards that, more often than not, find themselves embedded into the skin of an unwary Omerown.

It's then that the shard begins to have a peculiar reaction with it's host unique genetic makeup, causing a welt or puss-filled sack of sorts to form around the Corrodium shard. It is in here that over a period of several months that a second, infant Omerowon will form inside of the sack, upon which it will then tear itself out. This process, while rather bothersome to Omerowons that get stuck carrying around a parasite of sort that leeches off their body and causes their movements to slow down, causes no pain to the host itself. It's only when an Omerowon is infected by multiple Corrodium shards that things can get rather gruesome.

Disclaimer: I do not own Ben 10.
Ben 10 is owned by Man of Action and Cartoon Network.
I do not own Zombone. This is merely my interpretation.
Do not use this version of Zombone without Shadow-DJ 's permission.