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They could be written in novel format, or perhaps as movie screenplays, but ideally they would become fully developed, multi-pathed, interactive computer games.First Generation[]The First Generation timeline includes Mean Streets up to The Pandora Directive. The early games Mean Streets and Martian Memorandum do not provide much continuity and are mostly ignored in the later games. But while latter two games do not reference previous games much (they still do acknowledge the previous two adventures in subtle ways, and occasional off hand references). There are however several minor nods to the past games: in the best ending of The Pandora Directive, Chelsee mentions that Tex has saved the world 4 or 5 times according to his stories, after being told the story of what happened during the Pandora Directive case. This is a reference to all four games up to that point (Mean Streets, Martian Memorandum, UAKM, and Pandora Directive). Another way the first four games link up is the ever evolving history between the Tex Murphy and Mac Malden characters (who also acknowledges the previous cases in minor ways).Martian Memorandum has no remake, however the mere existence of the "Martian Memorandum case" is referenced in UAKM, where it is also established that Tex had some business with Lowell Percival. There is also a minor reference to Big Dick Castro (and his Martian Casino) in Pandora Directive in a crossword puzzle. In Tesla Effect a brochure for Mars can be seen in Margaret Leaonard's Swamp House, and the Martian hoverboard

Simulate flight.[25]Weaknesses[] All Martians are physically sensitive to high temperatures. Heat exposure: All Martians are vulnerable to heat. They can easily be harmed or injured when exposed to fire or heat.[13][28]Scrambler: These long rod devices can shock a target when the tip is pressed against them, preventing them from density shifting.Notable Martians[]Green Martians (G'arrunn)[]B'arzz O'oommM'ree M'orzzJ'onn J'onzzJ'ann M'orzzWhite Martians (A'ashenn)[]M'aatt M'orzzM'gann M'orzzM'comm M'orzzRed Martians (B'lahdenn)[]J'arlia J'axxJ'emm J'axxS'turnn J'axxFormer royalty[]King M'aarell[29]Queen J'karaa[29]"Yellow" Martians (Y'ellonn)[]K'rii St'ferrS'yraa S'mittBackground information[]In DC comics, the Martian species was for the most part extinct hundreds of years ago, leaving only J'onn J'onzz and a handful of White Martians, including Miss Martian (a White Martian who makes herself look Green) alive in the galaxy.The four skin colors have different origins.Originally, when Martian Manhunter was introduced, all Martians were green.White Martians were introduced in Justice League of America (1969) as "Pole Dwellers", whereas the Greens were Desert Dwellers. The two races were locked in a civil war that ended up in a genocide. Later versions show them living together, but with the White martians in an inferior position. The more warlike white Martians are almost exclusively antagonistic.Red Martians are based on Red Saturnians. As part of Jemm, son of Saturn, Red and White Saturnians were clones of Green and White Martians. While Jemm was royalty, Reds have no position in Martian society.Yellow Martians were originally an enemy of Wonder Woman in the Silver Age, not attached to the Mars of J'onn J'onzz. In 2019's Martian Manhunter series, they were reintroduced as the Goldflesh, a group that stayed neutral in the Civil War between Whiteflesh and Greenflesh, but mostly for self-serving purposes. Their role as shape-shifted clergy is unique to Young Justice.The names for the different Martian "species" were invented by Brandon Vietti and Greg Weisman.[30] Whereas G'arrunn and Y'ellonn seem to be broken English variations of the words "green" and "yellow" respectively, B'lahdenn and A'ashenn sound closer to "blood" and "ash", which not only allude synecdochally to the colors "red" and "white", but also to their symbolic meanings—blood/red: royalty; ash/white: dirt.References[]↑ 1.0 1.1 Dubuc, Nicole (writer) & Oliva, Jay

Martians are a species of super-powered aliens native to the planet Mars.Biology[] A White Martian's natural form. Martians are a bipedal species with long limbs and fingers. They have a narrow abdomen, revealing the form of a wide pelvis. They also have a membrane under their upper arm, and thick protective skin on their lower arms. Their faces are squat, with exposed teeth and gums, and small red eyes. Even in adolescence, Martians are about one-and-a-half times the height of a human.[1][2]The Martian lifespan can reach up to 300 Earth years.[3] Martians age approximately three times slower than Earth humans do. Forty-eight Earth years is considered adolescence.[4]There are three natural skin colors in Martians: Green (G'arrunn), Red (B'lahdenn) and White (A'ashenn).[5][6][7] Genetically, the difference is minor, but culturally it has been the subject of much strife. Martians of different color are capable of producing viable offspring, who will be one color or the other.[2] A child's skin color will always match at least one parent; a White and Green couple could never have Red offspring, for example. The exact shade of green, white or red varies between individuals. This is not due to mixed genetic heritage; for example, there is no reason to suspect a Martian with light green skin has White ancestry.[8]Martian families are usually large. Miss Martian has eleven sisters on Mars,[9][10] as well as seventeen brothers and roughly 300 cousins.[5] Martian Manhunter also has a few hundred nieces and nephews.[11]The Martians come from a much colder world, allowing them to survive in lower temperatures that would kill a human,[12] and making them far more sensitive to high temperatures.[13]Martians come from Mars, which has an atmosphere completely different to Earth's; but as a species, they are able to alter their physiology so that they can breathe and operate in most environments.[14]Culture[]Martians revere sorcerer-priests and priestesses.[15]Martian sibling relationships are very different to those of humans.[9] According to Miss Martian, families are close due to their telepathic communications.[5]Large families and long life spans have led to an overpopulation problem on Mars. This in part drives caste-based prejudice to create a