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They watched the events of ''Film/GroundhogDay'' (or any other time loop film[=/=]work you want to connect to this universe), tamed it and got it to work for them. That's why it transfers so easily to humans - it's an Earth thing.

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They watched the events of ''Film/GroundhogDay'' (or any other time loop film[=/=]work you want to connect to this universe), tamed it and got it to work for them. That's why it transfers so easily to humans - it's an Earth thing.thing in the first place.
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When a memory that detailed experienced death and was written back to the reset point 48 hours earlier it immediately overwrote the earlier brain with all the garbage data from it's moment of death and crashed itself.

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When a memory that detailed experienced death and was written back to the reset point 48 hours earlier it immediately overwrote the earlier brain with all the garbage data from it's moment of death and crashed itself.itself.

[[WMG: The time loop technology was discovered while they were observing the humans before finally attacking.]]
They watched the events of ''Film/GroundhogDay'' (or any other time loop film[=/=]work you want to connect to this universe), tamed it and got it to work for them. That's why it transfers so easily to humans - it's an Earth thing.
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[[WMG: The Omega does because it's smarter than humans.]]

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[[WMG: The Omega does dies because it's smarter than humans.]]
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This explains why Omegas provide time resurrection to others, but not to themselves.

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This explains why Omegas provide time resurrection to others, but not to themselves.themselves.

[[WMG: The Omega does because it's smarter than humans.]]
Or at least because it has a better and more detailed memory. Human memory is very inaccurate, with a lot of interpolation, filling in details etcetera. Cage remembers details from each loop, but the last seven seconds or so is a blur that never made the jump from short-term to long-term memory.

If you are resetting an invasion on loop, that is insufficient- you want to bury mimics right where a squad is going for cover. So it has a much more accurate memory, exactly where every mimic was when the alpha was killed, where each dead mimic was killed before that, all the details.

When a memory that detailed experienced death and was written back to the reset point 48 hours earlier it immediately overwrote the earlier brain with all the garbage data from it's moment of death and crashed itself.
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** Perhaps the reason General Brigham is on their side is that in the past he also encountered an Omega, destroyed it, and was infected by the creature's consciousness, now working with the General's human memories and inteligence. That would mean... that Cage in the end is another human infected with Omega working for possible forthcoming aliens.


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Somehow, in another point of the galaxy, evolution made rock creatures with somekind of "lava" blood. They must act like viruses deteriorating the planets while multiplying their soldiers and spreading pieces throughout the universe when the planet collapses. In the movie, one of them hits the Earth and now our planet is doomed.

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Somehow, in another point of the galaxy, evolution made rock creatures with somekind of "lava" blood. They must act like viruses deteriorating the planets while multiplying their soldiers and spreading pieces throughout the universe when the planet collapses. In the movie, one of them hits the Earth and now our planet is doomed.doomed.

[[WMG: Omegas are not intelligent life forms.]]
The Omegas are just tools. They connect the various Mimics and provide time manipulation to the Alphas. But the Alphas are the ones who are in charge. They constructed the Omegas to be able to do these things.

This explains why Omegas provide time resurrection to others, but not to themselves.
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Somehow in another point of space, evolution made rock creatures with somekind of "lava" blood. They must act like viruses deteriorating the planet multiplying their soldiers and spreading pieces throughout the universe when the planet collapses. In the movie, one of them hits the Earth and now our planet is doomed.

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Somehow Somehow, in another point of space, the galaxy, evolution made rock creatures with somekind of "lava" blood. They must act like viruses deteriorating the planet planets while multiplying their soldiers and spreading pieces throughout the universe when the planet collapses. In the movie, one of them hits the Earth and now our planet is doomed.
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She stares at him with comprehention. As she lived that time loop situation, she must have had those moments of "loosing hope" too and when Cage turns around, she lives him alone to have some time for himself.

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She stares at him with comprehention. As she lived that time loop situation, she must have had those moments of "loosing hope" too and when Cage turns around, she lives him alone to have some time for himself.himself.

[[WMG: The alien creatures are geological life forms.]]
Somehow in another point of space, evolution made rock creatures with somekind of "lava" blood. They must act like viruses deteriorating the planet multiplying their soldiers and spreading pieces throughout the universe when the planet collapses. In the movie, one of them hits the Earth and now our planet is doomed.

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