Kree Reapers

The Kree Reapers were a rogue vicious faction of the Kree who, seeking to build their own army, created the Inhumans by genetically modifying the DNA of humans.

Following the Kree Empire's termination of their project, the Reapers retreated to their satellite, placing themselves in stasis and spending thousands of years orbiting the solar system.

History[]

Creating Inhumans[]

Thousands of years ago, a rogue faction of Kree known as the Reapers took it upon themselves to experiment on various alien races in an effort to produce bio-weapons to aid the Kree Empire in its many wars.^[1] They had their greatest success on Earth, experimenting on humans to create the Inhuman race.

Among their subjects was a Mayan hunter-gatherer who they sought to make into the commander of their Inhuman Army. To this end, they gave him their blood before having him undergo Terrigenesis.^[2] The Inhuman rebelled against his creators, however, leading the other Inhumans in a rebellion against the Reapers, who they banished from Earth.^[3] The Reapers, confined to their satellite, were put into a state of suspended animation and launched into orbit around the solar system. The beacon intended to revive them remained in the possession of the Inhuman leader, who would go on to be called Alveus, or "Hive".^[2]

Return to Earth[]

In 2016, upon the activation of the beacon in Union City, the Kree Reapers arrived back on Earth, descending within their pod and began hunting for Inhumans. Splitting up, one of the Reapers proceeded to attack and kill Alisha Whitley. The other Reaper, however, came across Holden Radcliffe. He was then suddenly attacked by Daisy Johnson, who proceeded to break his spine. This incapacitated him, albeit without killing him, allowing Radcliffe to safely drain his blood, a key component for the creation of the Absolution Virus. However, Alphonso Mackenzie destroyed the Kree with a Splinter Bomb, so as to stop its DNA from being harvested by Radcliffe.

Meanwhile, the Kree Reaper that previously killed Alisha Whitley found and confronted Hive inside a church. The Reaper noted that they should not have chosen him to lead the Inhumans as he attacked him. Although Hive was able to use Grant Ward's training to dodge and deflect the Reaper's attacks, he could not physically overpower the Reaper. When the Reaper began beating him down and claiming that he and the Inhumans were a failed experiment, Hive respond him that "sometimes the greatest miracles happens by accident", before using his powers to dissolve the Reaper's skull before dropping its corpse on the ground. Hive later removed the Kree's heart and used his blood for the creation of his virus.^[2]

Powers and Abilities[]

Powers[]

• Kree Physiology: The Kree Reapers possessed the natural attributes of their species, such as superhuman strength, durability, agility, and an efficient healing factor.
  • Superhuman Strength: As Kree warriors, they possessed a certain degree of superhuman strength slightly superior to that of Hive's, to the point that they nearly overpowered him in combat.
  • Superhuman Durability: Kree Reapers' bodies are more resistant to physical damage than the body of a normal human being.

Abilities[]

• Master Scientists: The Kree Reapers were successfully able alter the DNA of humans with no alien genetic markers, creating the first generation of Inhumans.

• Expert Combatants: The Kree Reapers were powerful warriors. They were able to kill Alisha Whitley and held their own against Hive and Quake, both powerful Inhumans.

Equipment[]

Weapons[]

• Kree Battle Axe:To be added

Vehicles[]

• Kree Reapers Satellite: To be added

Appearances[]

In chronological order:

References[]