Engineers Are BACK in Alien Romulus - Ending & Engineer Hybrid ACTUALLY Explained

In this video, I’ll break down the ending of Alien: Romulus, with a particular focus on the Engineer-hybrid creature we encountered.

I'll also explore how the black goo caused that mutation and how the next film might eventually intersect with David's storyline, potentially setting the stage for Alien Awakening.
From Prometheus we know that a series of black goo mutations led to the deacon.
We also whitened how direct contact with the black goo caused Fiefiel to morph into a xenomorph, however when the same pathogen was dropped in another Engineer colony, the humanoids were almost fossilized. But in Alien Romulus the effect of the black goo pathogen is completely different so let’s break down exactly what it did.
One of the most surprising and exciting moments in the movie was the appearance of the Engineer-hybrid at the very end—a twist that I never expected. The inclusion of this Engineer element suggests that their storyline will play a significant role in the franchise moving forward, especially given the central importance of the black goo compound. What’s truly thrilling is that this new creature resembles the Engineers far more than it does Xenomorphs or humans, hinting at a potential resurgence of Engineer-related storylines in the upcoming installments. This bodes well for the next films, which could potentially explore David’s storyline in greater depth.