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So here are some invaders with order 4 rotation symmetry. There is one invader of the first generation, 100 invaders of the second generation (they are 10 times smaller), and finally 10000 invaders of the third generation (again 10 times smaller), for a total of 10101 invaders. As there are only 2^16 = 65536 types of invaders with this symmetry and that in this image they are picked randomly, it is almost certain (see the birthday problem [link] ) that some invaders show up twice in the image. Try to find them...

The image was rendered without antialiasing, at size 1000x1000 so that each invader of third generation occupies exactly 8x8 pixels.

Made in Ultrafractal.

Description
So here are some invaders with order 4 rotation symmetry. There is one invader of the first generation, 100 invaders of the second generation (they are 10 times smaller), and finally 10000 invaders of the third generation (again 10 times smaller), for a total of 10101 invaders. As there are only 2^16 = 65536 types of invaders with this symmetry and that in this image they are picked randomly, it is almost certain (see the birthday problem [link] ) that some invaders show up twice in the image. Try to find them...

The image was rendered without antialiasing, at size 1000x1000 so that each invader of third generation occupies exactly 8x8 pixels.

Made in Ultrafractal.