The body was greatly covered in muscular tissue with no original skin left due to the mutation. The big toes were severely enlarged into sharp claws. The victim's jaw was gone with four tentacle-like veins hanging in its place, along with the neck frozen into a 45-degree angle. In the original game, the Hunter's eyes glowed, although not as strongly as the other Regenerators'. The Hunter's voice could be compared to a deep throaty roar as opposed to the Slasher's usual form of screaming and shouting. Unlike the other forms of Necromorphs, it was able to regenerate lost limbs in seconds, meaning that conventional dismemberment tactics only served to temporarily incapacitate it. It was noticeably bulkier and taller than the standard Slasher and its original arms appeared to be bound inside the flesh of its torso similar to a straitjacket. The Game Informer article Dead Space 2: The Evolution of a Necromorph details the creation of the Flytrap and the various previous iterations of the creature before the final design.The Hunter physically resembled a Slasher, possessing large blades that were attached to a pair of elongated arms jutting out from its shoulder blades.The creature went through several revisions before its final form was created. It was designed to lure the player from a certain location and attack them when they were within its proximity, similar to Guardians. The Flytrap was intended to act as a standard enemy as well as an environmental hazard. The entire front of the creature has had the skin ripped off, and its innards hang out from its torso. This Necromorph's appearance is that of a mutated human body that has been suspended from the ceiling by its hands and feet. The Flytrap is a Necromorph that was planned to appear in Dead Space 2, but was ultimately cut. He's called the Flytrap." -Art director Ian Milham about the Flytrap in a 2009 article for Game Informer. This is an enemy that's designed to do that. When approached, the Flytrap will release a tentacle if the player gets too close " We're trying to figure out ways to have players slow down and be a part of the world that are organic and logical and not artificial game design.
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