#1 and here is why: Wasps and Scorpions are normally solitary hunters, and therefore hard to control once they are fired. Bees, on the other hand, act as a group. When one attacks, they all attack. If the villain has some sort of pheromone control ability, not only could they use the bees as a super-weapon, but a super-weapon with pinpoint accuracy that can engage multiple targets at once.
Also a quick suggestion for a back up weapon: Cockroach Bomb Even the mightiest of heroes would freak out after being covered in hundreds of thousands of cockroaches.
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Date: 2009-05-27 01:40 pm (UTC)Wasps and Scorpions are normally solitary hunters, and therefore hard to control once they are fired. Bees, on the other hand, act as a group. When one attacks, they all attack. If the villain has some sort of pheromone control ability, not only could they use the bees as a super-weapon, but a super-weapon with pinpoint accuracy that can engage multiple targets at once.
Also a quick suggestion for a back up weapon: Cockroach Bomb
Even the mightiest of heroes would freak out after being covered in hundreds of thousands of cockroaches.