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:''Hork-Bajirs are [[alien]]s from the [[Animorphs]] continuity.''
:''Hork-Bajirs are [[alien]]s from the [[Animorphs (toyline)|Animorphs]] continuity.''
[[Image:Visserthree.jpg|right|75px|thumb|Conveniently labelled at the top.]]
[[Image:Visserthree.jpg|right|75px|thumb|Conveniently labelled at the top.]]
The '''Hork-Bajir''' are large, bipedal organic alien beings. [[Visser Three]] possesses a Hork-Bajir morph, which he describes as a monster the likes of has never before been seen on [[Earth]]! Standing seven feet tall, with razor-sharp blades at its ankles, wrists, knees and elbows, in addition to a stegosaurus-like tail, these great beasts are definitely intimidating in appearance.
The '''Hork-Bajir''' are large, bipedal organic alien beings. [[Visser Three]] possesses a Hork-Bajir morph, which he describes as a monster the likes of has never before been seen on [[Earth]]! Standing seven feet tall, with razor-sharp blades at its ankles, wrists, knees and elbows, in addition to a stegosaurus-like tail, these great beasts are definitely intimidating in appearance.

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Hork-Bajirs are aliens from the Animorphs continuity.
File:Visserthree.jpg
Conveniently labelled at the top.

The Hork-Bajir are large, bipedal organic alien beings. Visser Three possesses a Hork-Bajir morph, which he describes as a monster the likes of has never before been seen on Earth! Standing seven feet tall, with razor-sharp blades at its ankles, wrists, knees and elbows, in addition to a stegosaurus-like tail, these great beasts are definitely intimidating in appearance.

Toys

Animorphs

  • Visser Three (Ultra, 1999)
Visser Three's possesses three modes: his standard Andalite form, along with his Inferno Creature morph and his Hork-Bajir morph. He is capable of firing a missile from each hand in his Hork-Bajir form.