TV-Series
Description
Pneumonia Coccus manifests as a tall, skeletal figure clad in purple armor-like plating covering most of its form, leaving its white and gray-skinned face exposed. It possesses long, insectoid limbs reminiscent of a grasshopper's and bird-like talons for hands and feet. Numerous thin tentacles, each lined with curved blades, hang from its body, which serve as its primary weapons alongside sharp claws.

This bacteria exhibits hostile and aggressive behavior, actively seeking to harm cells within its host. It demonstrates intelligence through strategic actions, such as concealing itself inside a delivery box to reach the lungs undetected. One individual displayed a short temper, becoming enraged when ignored, and expressed a preference for direct combat, accusing opponents of dishonorable tactics. It also experiences directional confusion, leading it to consult maps within the body.

A group initially infiltrated intending to invade the lungs; most were eliminated by neutrophils, but one escaped. This survivor encountered AE3803 in a map room, initiating a chase. It evaded U-1146 using a bacterial net and smokescreen, hiding inside AE3803's oxygen transport box. Upon reaching the lungs, it emerged to threaten AE3803 but was confronted by U-1146. Its protective capsule resisted attacks until U-1146 lured it into the respiratory tract, expelling it via sneezing.

It later appeared alongside Staphylococcus Aureus at a scrape wound site. Dialogue indicated it has relatives, including an older brother referenced by another pneumococcus. All pneumococci present were eliminated when platelets sealed the wound with fibrin netting.

Its abilities include rapid multiplication, potentially overwhelming a body within 24 hours. A polysaccharide cell capsule provides significant defense against white blood cells. It can break through tissue walls and slaughter vulnerable cells like red blood cells using its tentacles and claws. One individual demonstrated the ability to create resilient nets capable of impeding neutrophil movement.