#evil planet

Seems obvious.

Susanne Eman, 33, who weighs over 54 stone wants to double her weight to hit over 115 stone. Now she's found a partner to help her in her bid, 35-year-old chef Parker Clack.

The relationship between Venom and Andross's evil is an interesting one. It was established in Star Fox 64 that Venom was barren, lifeless and deserted before Andross was banished there (making it a remarkably cruel punishment). It was later revealed in Star Fox Command that Andross and his experiments had good intentions, hoping to bring life to the unexplored and toxic world, a hope which had him labelled as a dangerous fanatic, implying a sort of taboo with regards to Venom itself. Moreover, it was not until several years spent on Venom that Andross's evil began to show and he invaded the Lylat system. This could mean that Venom has some evil or corrupting presence of it's own, a presence that either drives people away from the planet or drives them insane.

Another example of this is Dash Bowman, who becomes emperor of Venom in two of the possible endings of Star Fox Command and even has plans to take over Lylat in at least one of them (it may be also implied in the Fox and Krystal ending). This is unprecedented as Dash seemed to be a good kid throughout the game and, like his grandfather, initially wanted to make Venom peaceful and life-bearing. Again this could be due to some unseen evil present within the planet.

This is merely speculation of course, another possible explanation is that Andross, with his unusual psychic abilities, left a mental imprint of his own twisted personality on Venom during his time spent there rather than it having an evil of it's own. It was even said in Star Fox Adventures that "His [Andross] Life-Force is strong. His existence is like a virus. I can hear his breath in every corner of space. He will not only use the evil hearts of others. But he can also corrupt those that are good." This makes sense as Andross tends to create contingencies to ensure his legacy will live on long after he dies (such as his plan to revive himself in Adventures, and his creation of bio-weapons and of the Anglars in Command) and would again explain Dash's change of heart.

It may also be just as likely that none of this is true and that Andross's entire family are just genetically predisposed to be evil.