NationMaster - Encyclopedia: List of fictional toxins

This is a list of toxins, poisons and chemical weapons from works of fiction (usually in fantasy and science fiction). The toxins are divided into three alphabetical groups: Fictional Poisons, Fictional Chemical Weapons and Fictional Mutagens. Science fiction is a form of speculative fiction principally dealing with the impact of imagined science and technology, or both, upon society and persons as individuals. ...

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1 Fictional poisons
2 Fictional chemical weapons
3 Fictional mutagens
4 To be added
5 See also

Fictional poisons

This is the list for fictional poisons. Fictional poisons are the toxins that are used to hurt or kill on an individual scale.

Name	Source	Uses & effects
Akpaloli	Clark Ashton Smith's The Plutonian Drug [1]	A poison derived from a yellow weed that grows in Martian oases, it is odorless, tasteless, and colorless. It is almost immediately lethal, producing symptoms resembling those of heart disease. In small doses it can be used as a stimulant.
Apotoxin 4869 (APTX4869)	Detective Conan	Developed by biochemist Miyano Shiho, Apotoxin 4869 (APTX4869) was intended to be used by a secretive criminal syndicate to commit murders, but not leave any trace of the toxin behind in the corpse. Unbeknownst to her and the organization, APTX4869 does not kill 100% of the time, but occasionally causes the human body's cellular structure to physically regress to a younger state, thereby making a victim significantly younger. Aspiring high school student detective Kudo Shinichi was the first victim of this toxin. However, Shiho was the second victim of the toxin when she attempted to escape the organization. The word "Apotoxin" may be derived from a process known as apoptosis.
Beijing Cocktail	Crank	A Chinese synthetic chemical that slows vital organ function until eventually those organs just stop. The only way to slow it down is to keep the flow of adrenaline constant. Approximate time to live after injection is one hour. Once it has bind with your blood cells you are dead. It blocks all adrenaline receptors, to slow it down you must keep the adrenaline constant. The poison can only be slowed by adrenaline: Synthetic epinephrine. It is unknown if there is an antidote to Beijing Cocktail. Symptoms: severe grogginess, blurred vision, and chest pain. To prolong death: get epinephrine, a substitute adrenaline, do things that will increase you adrenaline, candy and caffeinated drinks, energy drinks, go pills (caffeine pills, energy pills, speed, fat burner pills, metabolism increasing pills, etc.), also Synthetic epinephrine, diluted with some Saline and a little methamphetamine: solution acts as a competing inhibitor to hold off the poison can be put into a insulin pump.
Bloat	Terry Pratchett's Pyramids	A poison extracted from a blowfish, which when ingested by a human, causes every cell to expand by 2000 times - a process both fatal and loud. Used by the Assassins' Guild.
Darestim	David Eddings's The Elenium	A rare and extremely virulent poison found in the deserts of Rendor. As symptoms seem very similar to those of the falling-sickness, deaths by Darestim are frequently ascribed to this illness. It is so virulent that there is no natural cure for it, and only certain magical objects, such as the Bhelliom, can cure it. The only people known to have been cured of Darestim are the King of Rendor and his family, and Queen Ehlana of Elenia.
Daturon	Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novel The Poison Belt	This toxic agent is an unhealthy variant of the all-encompassing "ether" of space. It poisons all life into a deathlike stupor when the Earth passes through a belt of it. Daturon possesses some traits of a gas that's heavier than air: it concentrates first in lower regions like valleys or plains and inhalation of oxygen-superenriched air works as antidote. Daturon also has some traits of radiation: it can pass through hermetically sealed rooms and containers.
Dreken Venom	Unknown Documents	The venom produced in the fangs of male and some female drakrue. It's a powerful toxin that rapidly eats away at motor and sensory neurons all over the body until within 10-25 minutes so much damage has been done that the heart or lungs no longer function, causing death.
Fear gas	Batman	Scarecrow's weapon, a nerve agent that drives its victims mad with fear.
Fex-M3	Star Wars	Deadly nerve toxin used that kills its victim in under 10 seconds. Fex-M3 is often delivered through dart-weapons for silent elimination.
Hum	Hunter: The Reckoning	A deadly poison spread via a water supply.
Iocane	The Princess Bride by William Goldman	A deadly Australian poison, odorless, tasteless and highly soluble, used by the hero Westley in his 'battle of wits to the death' with Vizzini. Is available in a powder form, which Westley used. It is possible to build up an immunity to the toxin.
Krayt Dragon Poison	Star Wars	A deadly toxin from the Krayt Dragon. Said to be in possession of Bib Fortuna.
Malkite themfar	Star Wars	The signature poison used by the Malkite Poisoners, a group of assassins in the Star Wars Expanded Universe.
Meta-cyanide	Dune	Fatal toxin contained within and delivered by the gom jabbar, a small needle. It is "The high-handed enemy; that specific poison needle tipped with meta-cyanide used by Bene Gesserit Proctors in the death-alternative test of human awareness."
Nightbane	8-Bit Theatre	A hallucinogen poison that causes its victim to experience increasingly horrible nightmares every time they sleep until an antidote is administered.
G-23 paxilon hydrochlorate ("Pax")	Serenity (2005)	Tranquilizer introduced into the atmosphere of the terraformed planet Miranda that produced over sedation and loss of the will to live in most of the population. It had a paradoxical effect on 0.1 percent of those exposed, creating a murderous race (Reavers) that wiped out the remaining population and continued to terrorize the local star system.
Red Water	Fullmetal Alchemist	A highly toxic, naturally-occurring cocktail of alchemic catalysts that is often found in underground springs. Its immediate effects, coughing and constant fatigue, are not extremely dangerous, but prolonged exposure can lead to death. Also, children of people poisoned by it often die soon after birth. Through chemical processing, it can be refined into a Red Stone, an alchemic amplifier.
Sandbat venom	Star Wars	The natural venom of a Tatooinan Sandbat. The Tusken Raiders milk the venom, coating their Gaderffi, making it more lethal.
Sennari	Star Wars	Fast-acting toxin delivered by a Kamino Saberdart and used by Jango Fett to eliminate Zam Wesell in Episode II.
Smilex	Batman (1989)	Poison created by The Joker, kills within minutes, leaves victims with a rictus grin on their faces. In the original script it was called "Smilenol", until the arrival of the cease and desist letter from the lawyers representing the makers of Tylenol (who were no doubt still sensitive over the cyanide laced capsule incident).
Thalot	David Eddings's The Malloreon	A very virulent poison from Nyissa. Almost always fatal.
V-Poison	Resident Evil Outbreak	An acidic variant of wasp venom carried by wasps infected with the T-Virus. Ironically, it is one of the components necessary to create the anti-T-virus serum called Daylight.

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Fictional chemical weapons

This is the list of fictional chemical weapons. Fictional chemical weapons are toxins that are used on large scale, by either military, paramilitary or terrorist organizations. Early detection of chemical agents Sociopolitical climate of chemical warfare While the study of chemicals and their military uses was widespread in China, the use of toxic materials has historically been viewed with mixed emotions and some disdain in the West (especially when the enemy were doing it). ...

Name	Source	Uses & effects
Cynochrin	Country in ace combat world) stragglers otherwise known as the "Hamlet unit", the player's \|objective is to neutralise the agent.
Black smoke	The War of the Worlds	Toxic gas used by Martian invaders. Spectrographic analysis shows an unusual triplet of blue lines. It is dispersed from hoses and coilgun shells carried by tripods. It is heavier than air and forms a black, crusty precipitate when exposed to water.
Brainwash Gas	Dune 2	Brainwash Gas is a nerve gas that temporarily converts units to become loyal to House Ordos. This gas is delivered by missiles from the Deviator, a special unit in the game.
Chaos spray	Red Alert 2: Yuri's Revenge	A gas spread by Yuri's Chaos Drones, that temporarily causes enemy units to attack their buildings and each other.
G3	Universal Century Gundam	A nerve gas original developed by Colonel Asakura of Zeon's special weapons division, the gas was later used by the Titans in the 30 Bunch Incident. As seen in 08th MS Team, it has a greenish color in concentrated form.
Oxygen Destroyer	Godzilla 1954	A chemical that is able to cause any living thing to die of asphyxiation, after which the remains of the organism is liquified.
Tiberium gas	Command & Conquer series	Tiberium gas is sprayed from Visceroids, Veinholes, Brotherhood of Nod Chemical Troopers, Chemical Missiles, and Initiates, and Scrin Corruptors. It is extremely corrosive and mutagenic.
Silent Night	XXX	A toxic gas, a nerve agent which can kill millions of people. The gas only breaks down in deep water.
Virus Toxin	Red Alert 2: Yuri's Revenge	A gaseous toxin that causes cells over the entire body to immediately form more of the substance, resulting in bursting of the cells. Eventually the entire body explodes, releasing a deadly cloud of gas that may infect others nearby.
VX-2 Gas	The Rock	A green liquid which causes the skin of its victims to bubble and melt. It is stored in small glass spheres for some reason. Injection of the antidote into a victim's heart immediately after exposure brings total immunity. There is however, a nerve agent in real life named VX2 (Binary VX), which when mixed, produces the deadly VX nerve agent. It is notable that death by the VX nerve gas can also be prevented by immediate injection of an antidote. See the article on VX gas.

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Fictional mutagens

While real-world mutagens produce genetic alterations, or mutations, fictional substances often produce sudden, visible changes in the morphology of organisms. The list below therefore includes fictional substances that produce such effects, as well as more plausible mutagens. It has been suggested that mutant be merged into this article or section. ... The term morphology in biology refers to the outward appearance (shape, structure, colour, pattern) of an organism or taxon and its component parts. ...

Name	Source	Uses & effects
2,4,5 Trioxin	Return of the Living Dead series	Gas that brings the dead back to life as zombies. Originally created by the military as a herbicide to use on cannabis plants.
Cardamine	Freelancer	A natural product of the ecosystem on the planet Malta, it is found in trace amounts in nearly everything on the planet, including the atmosphere and water. A very addictive mutagenic narcotic, its withdrawal symptoms are extremely violent and invariably fatal. Exposure over generations is known to cause unnatural longevity as well as greatly decreased fertility and a genetically-incoded dependence on the drug.
Chemical X	The Powerpuff Girls	A mysterious chemical created by Professor Utonium. When he accidentally mixed it with sugar, spice, and everything nice, it created The Powerpuff Girls. Its effect on humans is variable: it can either grant super powers or cause monstrous mutations. Chemical X (or a very similar variant) can also be found in prison toilets and when mixed with snips, snails & 1 talking dog tail, created The Rowdyruff Boys.
Colour out of space	H. P. Lovecraft's horror tale "The Colour Out of Space"	Toxic and mutagenic element, of indescribable colour and unknown spectrum, from a meteorite that lands in a field.
Compound X07	Marvel Comics	Experimental compound developed by A.I.M.. Granted Madcap his fantastic regeneration and recovery.
Ephemerol	Scanners	Tranquilizer, used as a morning sickness remedy; a mutagen, it induces telekinetic and telepathic abilities. Ephemerol also suppresses those abilities in adults so affected.
GC-161	The Secret World of Alex Mack	A mutagenic chemical responsible for giving Alex Mack her unique powers. A recurring plot device.
Immortality procedure	Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy	A procedure or drug that usually gives immortality, but the user is either killed or "looks very silly".
Kryptonite	Superman	A radioactive crystalline compound created by the explosion of the planet Krypton's core. Most commonly found in its green form, it is deadly to all things native to the planet Krypton. It also causes mutation in humans, plants and animals when exposed to it. Often it acts through a catalyst, granting beings with various powers, usually with some negative side effect.
Katalyst	SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron	In this series, there are Katalysts according to number. In the series, there is Katalyst 99, Katalyst 100, and even Katalyst X-63. All these used by Dr. Viper to make the city either Megaswamp City or Mutation City.
L.U.P. chemical	Dance of Death	L.U.P. stands for "Lifeless Undeath Phenomenon." Cadavers exposed to this chemical will stand up, twitching and gyrating spasmodically. The substance and the phenomenon were first discovered during "germ gas" attacks in a future world war. From Dance of Death, a short story and an episode of Masters of Horror.
Magestone	Mage Knight	A crystalline substance coveted by the Atlantean Empire for technomagical experiments. Causes mutations with prolonged exposure; mutants are known as Mage Spawn.
Melange	Dune series	The spice Melange causes the whites and irises of the eyes to turn blue after prolonged exposure, as with natives of the planet Arrakis, where the spice is everywhere. Melange's beneficial effects include prolonging of life and granting various abilities to humans such as the Bene Gesserit. Extreme doses can cause heavy mutation, as evidenced by the Spacing Guild's navigators, who use Melange to gain the limited precognitive ability required to navigate a ship safely through folded space between planets. Eventually, the high-level navigators mutate to the point they must live the rest of their lives in tanks filled with spice gas, their minds and bodies wholly dependent on the drug. Humans addicted to lesser levels of the spice suffer severe withdrawal symptoms if denied access to it.
Mutagenic Compound (The Ooze)	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	A highly toxic and radioactive green sludge that mutates organisms into humanoid/animal crossbreeds.
Phazon	Metroid Prime 1, 2 and 3	A highly toxic and radioactive glowing blue chemical. Extremely mutagenic, it is used by the Space Pirates to alter their own stock and that of other creatures, such as Metroids. The Chozo recognize it as the "Great Poison," as it ultimately leads to madness and death in all living things that come in contact with it for extended periods.
Polymorphine	Warhammer 40,000	A shape-altering drug used by the Callidus Temple Assassins (Witch Hunters army) to infiltrate enemy organisations by mimicking key figures and taking their place. Polymorphine weakens the molecular binds and combined with high levels of training in physical control and cybernetic implants, Callidus Assassins can use the drug to mimic any humanoid race ranging from Orks, Eldar to the minions of Chaos
Terrigen Mists	Marvel Comics	Mutagenic catalyst discovered by the Inhuman geneticist Randac sometime between 21,00 and 15,000 years ago. It can grant most any Inhuman of human being superpowers, but leaves approximately 75% of Inhuman subjects with radical physical deformities as well; it also occasionally induces amnesia in both Inhuman and human subjects.
Promicin Inhibitor	The 4400	A compound which blocks the neurotransmitter Promicin, from which members of the 4400 gain their powers. The compound tends to build up in the body after long-term inoculation, causing pox-like rashes and eventual death.
Re-animation serum	Re-Animator	A serum developed by Miskatonic University student Herbert West which reanimates cadavers.
Super soldier formula	Spiderman	A green mist that causes the user to permanently develp stronger muscles, better co-ordination, and reflexes, but at the price of their sanity. If in any way the user is angered, a more aggressive and murderous personality takes over long enough to kill the source of fustration.
Terrazine	StarCraft: Ghost	Terrazine is a mysterious gaseous substance, which is responsible for the evolution of the Terran Spectre troop, an offhoot of the Ghost spy. It may also be responsible for the development of some of the mutations and evolution of the Zerg troops in the game. It is poisonous to non-psycics. Not much is known, as Ghost has been "put on hiatus," Ie, cancelled.
Tiberium	Command and Conquer	A highly valuable crystal in the Command and Conquer series used as a resource. Tiberium extracts all mineral deposits out of the ground and can be harvested, for easy extraction. Extremely toxic and mutagenic to terrestrial life-forms, Tiberium is thought to be an extraterrestrial terraforming agent by an alien race known as the Scrin.
U4	SiN	Dangerously addictive narcotic developed by biochemist Elexis Sinclaire. A deliberate effect of the drug is genetic alteration, causing horrible mutations in the user. The drug was developed and distributed for the purpose of building a bio-engineered army for world conquest.
Vespene gas	StarCraft	Vespene is a fluorescent green gas that issues from geysers. All three races (Zerg, Terran, and Protoss) harvest the gas. In it's proccessed form, it is an effective fuel. In it's raw form, it is used by the Zerg as food and an evolutionary catalyst, mutating the swarm into bigger, stronger forms. The best example is the Torrasque, bred from normal Ultralisks, then repeatedly exposed to vespene gas.
Viper Mutagen 368	SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron	A mutagen created by Dr. N. Zyme and Dr. Elrod Purvis in Megakat Biochemical labs. This mutagen was able to rebuild any limbs of plants. However, this chemical also mutates people into half-cat, half-snake creatures when the chemical spills on them. The only victim was affected by the mutagen was Dr. Purvis himself who mutates into Dr. Viper.
Warpstone or Wyrdstone	Warhammer Fantasy, also Warhammer 40,000 1st and 2nd editions	A greenish-black crystal apparently of solidified magic that holds tremendous transmutatory powers. Among other things, it can be used as fuel, or even to turn base metal into gold.

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Red Dust from V
Red Mercury from the game Shadow Ops: Red Mercury
Visorak venom and Lehrahk poison from Bionicle

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