Human-derived fictional species

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 162. Chapters: Cylon, Cyberman, List of Angels in Neon Genesis Evangelion, Immortal, Vampire, Wraith, Ancient, List of Mutants in The Hills Have Eyes, Slayer, Clans, Space Marines (Warhammer 40,000), Morlock, Organizations in Deus Ex: Invisible War, Psyker, Newtype, Peacekeepers, Cenobite, Races of Underworld universe, Werecat, The Tomorrow People, Homo Magi, Metahuman, List of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED human enhancements, Man After Man: An Anthropology of the Future, Guild Navigator, List of hidden races in DC Comics, Variante, Last and First Men, Galerians, Neosapien, Squat (Warhammer 40,000), Abh, Children of the Vault, Posthuman, Coalescent, Kromagg, X5, Aberrant, Reaver, Galápagos, The Neanderthal Parallax, Darklighter, Subterranea, Savage Land races, Edenism, Face Dancer, Sleepwalkers, Type-V mutant, Feral, Others, Foundlings, Slan, Nartec, Solaria, Helghast, Brunnen-G, In Vitro, Whitelighter, Jinx, Eloi, Azi, Abhuman, Wererat, Luden, G.I., Bringers of the First Evil, Vengeance demon, Fire People, Alpha Primitive, Slow mutant, Metamutant, Metamorphae, Howard families, Futar, Ultras, Adamism, Infra-Worlders, Yeti, Phibian, Heran, Evolved, Onono. Excerpt: Cylons-from Cybernetic Lifeform Node-are a race of sentient machines created by humans, which appear in the reimagined Battlestar Galactica television series and its prequel Caprica. They have several forms, some of which resemble and even mimic the behavior of humans, while others are mechanical in appearance and function. In the first DVD, one of the show's creators said that they discussed with Sci-Fi about drawing parallels between the Cylons and Al Qaeda, as a group who wishes to destroy an enemy that they also want to emulate. The Cylons were created by Graystone Industries on Caprica as the U-87 Cybernetic Lifeform Node initially to serve as robotic soldiers but later as workers. They eventually rebelled against their creators, leading to the First Cylon War. After the arrival of the Final Five, who promised to share their technology in exchange for peace with the humans, an armistice was signed, ending the conflict. The Cylons then disappeared for 40 years. During this period, the Cylons evolved into a society consisting of multiple copies of seven distinct models, all of them nearly indistinguishable from humans. (The humanoid Cylons kept simpler, biomechanical Cylons as soldiers and servants, much as humans themselves once had.) At the end of this period, the Cylons returned and destroyed the 12 colonies in a surprise attack, and pursued the survivors through space. It was later revealed that humans had also created Cylons on Kobol (the planet on which the human race originated before dispersing to the twelve colonies), thousands of years before their creation on the twelve colonies, and that these Cylons were the "thirteenth tribe" that settled the first planet to be named "Earth." This knowledge was lost after the exodus of the tribes from Kobol; the people of the colonies believed the mythical thirteenth tribe to have been humans like them. Cylons acknowledge themselves as "humanity's children" but believe their parents are deeply flawed. There are reli