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The krogan are a fictional extraterrestrial humanoid species in the Mass Effect multimedia franchise developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts. A member of the species is first introduced in the 2007 novel Mass Effect: Revelation. The krogan are typically depicted as large reptilian bipedal humanoids who are physically tenacious, favor mercenary work, and thrive on conflict and violence. The krogan are native to the planet Tuchanka, which is presented as a post-apocalyptic wasteland as a result of the krogan's global thermonuclear civil war in the distant past. The krogan are presented as having a complicated relationship with the rest of the Milky Way galactic civilizations, especially the salarians; a past conflict led to the other interstellar species unleashing a geneticall

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dbo:abstract The krogan are a fictional extraterrestrial humanoid species in the Mass Effect multimedia franchise developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts. A member of the species is first introduced in the 2007 novel Mass Effect: Revelation. The krogan are typically depicted as large reptilian bipedal humanoids who are physically tenacious, favor mercenary work, and thrive on conflict and violence. The krogan are native to the planet Tuchanka, which is presented as a post-apocalyptic wasteland as a result of the krogan's global thermonuclear civil war in the distant past. The krogan are presented as having a complicated relationship with the rest of the Milky Way galactic civilizations, especially the salarians; a past conflict led to the other interstellar species unleashing a genetically engineered biological weapon called the genophage on the krogan, drastically reducing their population and potentially driving the species to a slow and inevitable extinction. From a design perspective, krogan faces are inspired by bats. Their bodies are covered in a thick exoskeleton which is expressive of their battle-hardened nature. Animation limitations meant that krogan's design had to be tweaked in order to fit into human animation skeletons, which prompted the developers to increase the size of their back area in order to maintain the species' intimidating image. The krogan have appeared in most Mass Effect games and media, and are available as playable characters in the multiplayer modes for Mass Effect 3 and Mass Effect: Andromeda. Major characters include Urdnot Wrex, Urdnot Wreav, Grunt, Urdnot "Eve" Bakara, and Nakmor Drack. The krogan are the central figures of the Krogan Genophage storyline, which spans most of the original Mass Effect trilogy and is referenced in Mass Effect: Andromeda. The storyline has received a very positive critical reception and is praised for its moral complexity and nuanced writing, in particular for its effectiveness as a plot device to create friction between alien species as well as a method to develop several characters of the series. (en) Кроганы (англ. Krogan) — вымышленный внеземной разумный вид, представленный во вселенной Mass Effect. Это массивные и физически стойкие гуманоидные рептилии с тяжёлой судьбой. Их родная планета Тучанка похожа на выжженную пустошь в результате термоядерной гражданской войны в прошлом. У них напряжённые отношения с остальными представителями разумных видов. Из-за их склонности к размножению и агрессивной экспансии других обитаемых планет в прошло, против кроганов был применён «генофаг» — биологическое оружие, лишившее кроганов возможность заводить потомство и обрёкшее их на медленное вымирание. Возможное излечение кроганов выступает одной из сюжетных линий в оригинальной трилогии Mass Effect. (ru)
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dbp:caption Concept art of the krogan character Grunt, as presented in the Art of the Mass Effect Universe (en)
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dbp:first Mass Effect: Revelation (en)
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dbp:name Krogan (en)
dbp:quote When specific historical moments gets folded into fictional constructs , they can be come universal. Look at the way Mass Effect meditates on power struggles throughout history and what you see is a cyclical scenario of races being allowed to proliferate as long as they serve the needs of the ruling class, only to be culled later when things get ugly. It's the kind of social Darwinism that makes you wince and two key missions force the player to confront it. (en)
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dbp:source — Evan Narcisse, "Wrex in Effect, or, Deep Space and the Negro/Injun/Krogan Problem" (en)
dbp:title Galactic Codex: Krogan Series Part 2 - Rise and Fall of the Krogan on the official Mass Effect website (en) Galactic Codex: Krogan Series Part 1 - Rise and Fall of the Krogan on the official Mass Effect website (en)
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rdfs:comment The krogan are a fictional extraterrestrial humanoid species in the Mass Effect multimedia franchise developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts. A member of the species is first introduced in the 2007 novel Mass Effect: Revelation. The krogan are typically depicted as large reptilian bipedal humanoids who are physically tenacious, favor mercenary work, and thrive on conflict and violence. The krogan are native to the planet Tuchanka, which is presented as a post-apocalyptic wasteland as a result of the krogan's global thermonuclear civil war in the distant past. The krogan are presented as having a complicated relationship with the rest of the Milky Way galactic civilizations, especially the salarians; a past conflict led to the other interstellar species unleashing a geneticall (en) Кроганы (англ. Krogan) — вымышленный внеземной разумный вид, представленный во вселенной Mass Effect. Это массивные и физически стойкие гуманоидные рептилии с тяжёлой судьбой. Их родная планета Тучанка похожа на выжженную пустошь в результате термоядерной гражданской войны в прошлом. У них напряжённые отношения с остальными представителями разумных видов. (ru)
rdfs:label Krogan (en) Кроганы (Mass Effect) (ru)
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