Line #8 NightmareFuel/StargateSG1


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4	* Anubis, both before and after "Lost City".
5	* The Goa'uld themselves. These foot-long snake-worm-things with fins will take [[PuppeteerParasite complete control of your body]] and use it to live like a monster for thousands of years. They have access to all the original person's memories, so if they want, they can impersonate that victim almost seamlessly.
6	** Take your pick of how they enter the body. The Goa'uld prefer the back of the neck, while the Tok'ra prefer through the mouth. In the case of Tanith, he entered Hebron's body through his ''throat!''
7	** The Goa'uld enter through the back of the neck (usually) because they don't want to remember the look of horror on the host's face every time they look in the mirror. The Tok'ra enter through the mouth...because in their case the host is willing, so no look of horror. And they also find the scar on the neck the Goa'uld entry method leaves unsettling.
8	* The [[spoiler:Replicator-ized Merrick from ''The Ark of Truth'']] certainly qualifies.
9	* The Replicators in general qualify. Nigh indestructible techno-bugs that devour anything in their path and get smarter the more there are of them? Not to mention the MindRape the human-form Replicators seem to enjoy so much. Yikes.
10	** And Reese. A robot in the form of a young, pretty and apparently entirely innocent girl with the emotional maturity of a five-year-old child... who created the Replicators, calling them her 'toys.' Which she can control. And she responded to attempts to destroy them (and her) by teaching themselves to defend themselves and her, as well as replicate in the way they're so famous for, transforming them into a nigh unstoppable multi-galactic scale menace. Reese herself nearly destroys the SGC with her inherent technopathic abilities, her control over the Replicators and pretty much just the stuff she was given in her isolation room. Her DissonantSerenity as she unleashes the Replicators on her guards, and then the rest of the SGC, is nothing short of chilling.
11	* The Ori and possessed Doci. If the concept of being burned alive for not worshipping isn't nightmarish enough, that fire skull form is.
12	* Season 9 Episode 17... "Scourge." Prior bugs that bite you, lay their eggs in you and then eat you from inside out. If you're lucky they'll just consume your entire body in seconds.
13	* "A Matter of Time", when Carter explains [[FateWorseThanDeath what will happen]] to Henry Boyd's team due to the Black Hole.
14	* O'Neill being tortured to death by Ba'al. Then resurrected. By a machine that he already knows will ''inevitably drive him insane'' if he is exposed to it long enough. And Ba'al plans to keep doing it until he breaks O'Neill. At least you can escape a normal torturer by ''dying''...
15	* How about being [[KillItWithFire BURNED ALIVE]] by die hard Ori followers because you happen to be in a locals body? Obviously not a good way to go if you happen to be a normal person.... but the process in effect does kill two people. The First is obvious, but you're the second as your mind is linked, and therefore, you die as well.
16	* Marduk's punishment in Season 5 episode ''The Tomb''. This guy was locked in a Sarcophagus and eaten alive by a carnivorous creature while the device (already revealed to drive frequent users insane) healed him, over and over again. To make things worse, [[spoiler: he actually left his host to take over the creature, meaning his original host regained control of his own body just to be eaten alive by Marduk to the point where the Sarcophagus couldn't heal him anymore.]]
17	* The infestation flies in ''Bane''. You get stung and your DNA changes you from the inside out such that ''ten'' large dragonfly-like insects burst out of your body, but not before you undergo disturbing physical transformations.
18	* The fate of the poor Egyptian scribe that was chosen to be Apophis host, being forced to watch as Apophis committed countless atrocities across the galaxy for thousands of years, with no control of his body. When he finally regains momentary control while Apophis is sick and dying, the man begs miserably in ancient Egyptian, with Daniel being able to translate, that he's been aware and helpless all this time, and he wishes for nothing but death and to be buried by Egyptian custom. He doesn't even get that, Sokar eventually forces SG-1 to return Apophis to him so he can keep him alive and torture him. Its not until Apophis final death that the unnamed scribe finally knows peaceful oblivion.
19	* The Ancients and their status as AbusivePrecursors. They aren't actively malevolent, but have left enormous messes behind during their time in the physical universe, especially the Wraith and the Ori, and refuse to help against them because of their sudden decision to cling to a Prime Directive. Thanks, would have been nice if you had stuck to that thousands of years ago.
20	** Though in their defence, in the latter case it was revealed that they'd been hiding the Milky Way galaxy from the Ori until SG-1 fiddled with the wrong bit of Ancient tech.
21	* The Asgard can come off as this before they've been properly introduced, since they are the spitting image of {{the Greys}}. Once they're more established as the Stargate Universe's BigGood, some people see them as UglyCute.
22	* Anubis' Kull Warriors. Genetically modified and lab grown SuperSoldiers decked out in NighInvulnerable suits of armor that can withstand insane amounts of firepower without even scratching the slick black paint job, and can walk right through force fields without even slowing down.

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