The eyes will also morph into fly ones, and the creature will use the wings on the head to goofily fly around.

The mutation will manifest only in the head, which will sprounge a pair of fly-like wings. The Fly Shibito is a variant created to dominate the sky, acting as a scout to discover intruders. The most common Shibito are the Spiders and the Fly ones.

This phenomenon will also have a physical manifestation by creating more insect-like traits in the Shibito, altering their morphology and creating more disturbing beings. With time, the Shibito will become even more integrated into the network. The characters will see through the eyes of these monsters, a trick that will help them to survive, but also a step closer to losing their individuality inside the alien hive mind. Even characters that are still not completely transformed in Shibito will slowly start to be integrated into this network, with the possibility of hijacking into the visive system of the Shibito.

Every person that becomes a Shibito automatically shares a connection with Kaiko, becoming part of a huge and complex hive mind. This peculiar feature is because, in Siren Blood Curse, the Shibito are connected to Kaiko, an alien creature that looks like a giant psychedelic insect. Because if at the beginning of the game the Shibito are sort of zombified version of their original self, usually more insane-looking and crying blood, they will quickly evolve into more twisted and disturbing creatures connected to insects. However, in this article, I will focus on the Shibito and their insect-like features. The plot and lore of the Siren franchise are extremely complicated, evolving around mysterious entities and eldritch beings. The main enemies of every Siren game are the Shibito, villagers no more living nor dead, trapped in an eternal curse after entering in contact with the Red Waters. Surely an interesting way to define a remake. Official sources define Blood Curse as the equivalent of a live-action adaptation of the events of the first Siren, if they were real. The game is quite different, with the main characters completely changed, now featuring a foreign TV crew filming a documentary about the rituals of the mysterious Haneda village. Siren Blood Curse is a remake and reimagination of the first Forbidden Siren/Siren, released only on PS3.

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