Reaper Destroyer(Mass Effect 3)

REAPER DESTROYER 

from the game Mass Effect 3

Destroyers are a type of Reaper that appear in Mass Effect 3. They are approximately 160 meters 

in height; smaller than a Reaper like Sovereign, which measured over 2 kilometers in height. Commander Shepard fights Destroyers on four occasions during Mass Effect 3.

Collectors (Mass Effect)

 COLLECTORS 

from the game MASS EFFECT 2

The Collectors are an enigmatic race that live beyond the Omega 4 Relay, a mass relay within the same system as Omega, in the Terminus Systems. They are rarely seen in Terminus itself, let alone Citadel space, and are generally regarded as a myth by Citadel citizens. Definite sightings of Collectors have been made on Omega every few centuries.

They are most well known for their odd trade requests for which they offer new technologies, often of a startling level of advancement. Their requests usually involve the trade of living beings in odd numbers and varieties, such as two dozen left-handed salarians, sixteen sets of batarian twins, a krogan born of parents from feuding clans, or two dozen "pure" quarians — quarians that have never left the Migrant Fleet due to illness, importance to the fleet, or disability. One of their current interests is in healthy human biotics. No one knows what happens to the individuals concerned after the exchange is completed.

Cannibal (Mass Effect 3)

CANNIBALS from the game 

MASS EFFECT 3

Cannibals are synthetic creatures based on batarians and humans that have been taken and mutated by the Reapers during their invasion of the galaxy, which began in batarian space. During the Reaper attack on Earth in Mass Effect 3, Cannibals form a significant portion of the Reaper ground forces, along with Husks.

Tirnoch - Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning

Tirnoch

from the game Kingdoms of Amalur (Final Boss)

Tirnoch, known to the Tuatha Deohn and their leader Gadflow, as the Goddess under 

the Mountain, and Tirnoch the merciful, is the true antagonist of the game 

Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.

She is not a god but an extremely old dragon sealed tens of thousands of years ago by the 

ancient Alfar under the capital of the Winter Fae, Bhaile (probably before the Winter 

Fae settled the region) in an area known as the Amethyn. It is unknown exactly 

why she was originally sealed, but ever since she has been 

seeking a way to free herself. 

Harbinger (Mass Effect 3)

HARBINGER

Reaper from the series Mass Effect

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Human Reaper (Mass Effect 2)

HUMAN REAPER

from the game MASS EFFECT 2

"The Human-Reaper was an incomplete Reaper being constructed by the Collectors. Under the orders of Harbinger, the Collectors began abducting humans from colonies across the edge of the Terminus Systems, taking them to the Collector base.

Once at the base, the abductees were stored in organic pods. Periodically, they would be broken down into raw genetic material which was pumped through tubes to the centre of the Collector base and used to construct the Human-Reaper. EDI suggested that the Collectors were 'facilitating Reaper reproduction' by constructing a new Reaper, and also estimated that the Collectors would have to gather millions of humans in order to complete it. EDI also speculated that any Reaper is built to resemble the race used to create it, and that the Reapers had unsuccessfully attempted to construct a Reaper from Prothean raw material.

When Commander Shepard discovered the Human-Reaper, it was an inactive larva, supported by four tubes. These tubes funneled genetic material into the Reaper and also served as supports. After Shepard's squad destroyed all four tubes, the Human-Reaper fell into a pit to its apparent destruction. However, it was able to activate itself and climb back up to engage Shepard and the team. They proceeded to destroy the Human-Reaper once and for all by damaging specific points on its armour."(wiki)

Sovereign (Mass Effect)

SOVEREIGN 

Reaper from the game and novels: MASS EFFECT

Sovereign is a gigantic starship of almost unimaginable power and sophistication. Commander Shepard originally believed Sovereign was a Reaper vessel that Saren Arterius found and somehow reactivated, but discovers Sovereign is in fact an actual Reaper, a fully sentient and extremely powerful AI, which is why the geth obey its commands. They see Sovereign as the pinnacle of AI evolution and worship it as a god. However, Sovereign regards the geth as no more than tools to aid in the return of the Reapers and is even insulted by the worship the geth "throw" at it, and Saren as simply a useful slave.

A vanguard of the Reapers left behind to instigate their eventual return from dark space, Sovereign has spent the last 50,000 years in a state of near-constant hibernation, waking periodically to assess the evolution of organic races. It was the duty of the starship to bring about the next revolution of the cycle, and serve as the harbinger for the return of its kind by sending a signal to the keepers on the Citadel. This would make the keepers open the Citadel relay, a mass relay that leads to dark space, and usher the Reapers through.

Sovereign is also able to control organic life through the process of indoctrination. A subtle field or signal surrounds the Reaper, gradually affecting the organic's mind until they are little more than a shell of their former self, bent on doing Sovereign's will. Sovereign has nothing but contempt for any lesser beings, seeing them as fleeting and temporary, whereas the Reapers are eternal. It also seemed angered by the attempts of organic life to defend their claim to the Citadel, claiming "this station is mine." (wiki)

Shadow Broker (Mass Effect 2)

SHADOW BROKER 

Yahg from the game Mass Effect 2 - Lair of the Shadow Broker

The Shadow Broker is an individual at the head of an expansive organization which trades in information, always selling to the highest bidder. The Shadow Broker appears to be highly competent at its trade: all secrets that are bought and sold never allow one customer of the Broker to gain a significant advantage, forcing the customers to continue trading information to avoid becoming disadvantaged, allowing the Broker to remain in business. 

In 2183, the Shadow Broker's identity was unknown; the Broker always operates through an agent. Barla Von refers to the Broker as "he" for convenience's sake, but tells Commander Shepard that he believes the Shadow Broker is a group of individuals: it does not seem possible for a single individual to monitor all of the available information and have such a wide sphere of influence.

The Shadow Broker was part of the reason Tali came to the Citadel: the data file she had proving Saren Arterius had gone rogue put her in danger, but was too valuable to waste. She wanted to trade the information for a safe place to hide, so Dr. Chloe Michel put her in touch with the club owner Fist, who worked for the Broker. However, unknown to her, Fist had changed his allegiances to Saren. The Broker was furious at this treachery, hiring Wrex to assassinate Fist... (more at wiki)