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[MikeDraws567]

I was just curious as so far, the only race that does is humans. I always imagined they do have hair just from the design on their helmets and I like the idea of Tali having an impressive mop of hair...

What do you think?

[DarthCaine]

Humans are the only freaks with hair. Tali is bald.

[MikeDraws567]

Ooh, she looks like one of them x-files aliens...

[Atmosfear3]

Considering we've never seen what a Quarian looks like outside the suit, its anybody's guess.

Frankly, judging by Tali's suit, the way the hood hangs around her neck/shoulders suggests to me that she may have hair. That or the hood is too large for her head and thus hangs a little bit in the back.

[Raokin]

MikeDraws567 wrote...

Ooh, she looks like one of them x-files aliens...

Or a reconstruction of an ancient Egyptian mummy.

I seriously hope that quarians don't have hair. They're dextro like turians, so they shouldn't look that human.

[Terraneaux]

 Going by Grunt's description of them as 'not soft,' I'd say they'd have some sort of chitinous growths, honestly.  Maybe they have a compromise: Predator-style dreadlock-hair.

[Cra5y Pineapple]

They could have something like hair looking at the structure of their hoods. Besides, Bioware don't want to ****** off the Talimancer army by making Tali look like a bald freakish thing.

[Randy1012]

Raokin wrote...

I seriously hope that quarians don't have hair. They're dextro like turians, so they shouldn't look that human.

That doesn't mean anything. Salarians are levo like humans, but they don't look human. I agree that quarians shouldn't look very human either, though.

Modifié par Randy1083, 21 octobre 2010 - 10:49 .

[Raokin]

Randy1083 wrote...
That doesn't mean anything. Salarians are levo like humans, but they don't look human. I agree that quarians shouldn't look very human either, though.

To clarify, I didn't mean that their shared DNA chirality means that quarians should look more turian-like (although their feet and hands would tend to suggest they do). Instead, I meant that the fact that they are more disimilar to human on a genetic level than asari, drell, salarians, etc. are means, in my mind, that they should look less human. Having the same chirality wouldn't necessarily make them look similar, but haven't such radically different DNA would make them more alien in appearance, I should think.

Modifié par Raokin, 21 octobre 2010 - 11:19 .

[Shadow_broker]

If Quarians aren't ugly im boycotting me3

[Onyx Jaguar]

You can see eyebrows under the mask

[Raokin]

The glowing silver eyes and purple masks kind of remind me of night elves from WoW.

[JG The Gamer]

If Tali has hair, she doesn't have a lot of it. Wearing a lot of hair under a helmet is anything but comfortable. Her bodysuit is skin tight, so body hair would be moot.



Could have something to do with quarians being of dextro-amino acids. And Tali according to Grunt is made of tougher stuff than asari or humans.

[Albatenius]

I have a feeling they look like the Na'vi from Avatar

[LOLZAO]

Albatenius wrote...

I have a feeling they look like the Na'vi from Avatar

With Usb hair?

[Randy1012]

Raokin wrote...

Randy1083 wrote...
That doesn't mean anything. Salarians are levo like humans, but they don't look human. I agree that quarians shouldn't look very human either, though.

To clarify, I didn't mean that their shared DNA chirality means that quarians should look more turian-like (although their feet and hands would tend to suggest they do). Instead, I meant that the fact that they are more disimilar to human on a genetic level than asari, drell, salarians, etc. are means, in my mind, that they should look less human. Having the same chirality wouldn't necessarily make them look similar, but haven't such radically different DNA would make them more alien in appearance, I should think.

Gotcha. Thanks for the clarification.

[Jademoon121]

I know that the egyptians would shave their hair to not have to worry about lice and the like, so I'd assume Quarians do it for similar reasons. Besides they have to wear helmets all the time.

[SimonTheFrog]

this is mind boggling, we humans share a lot of similar dna parts with...say... zebras and most humans look a lot different. Some species that doesn't even share a single part of the dna (or whatever they would have as genetic information storage) must really really look, well, different.

I'm glad Tali looks like she does, though, i mean what we see sofar. And the turians for that matter.

Modifié par SimonTheFrog, 22 octobre 2010 - 02:15 .

[Rogue Unit]

Don't see why the Quarians appearance has to be shrouded in so much mystery. You could just take the helmet off a dead quarian if you want to know how they look.



Throw us a bone Bio-ware.

[KenLyns]

Did ME Ascension mention anything about hair? I just remember quarians have eyelids...

[Alchemist02]

Quarians may have hair but i dont think any suit wearing quarian would let there hair grow as this can cause... unconfortablitys, especially for those with long hair, so most probably have shaved heads.

[Jigero]

The female hoods, and male dread lock pipes where designed to be reminiscent of hair, Why would a race of Aliens design their out fits too look like hair, but they them selves do not have or never had hair.



So yes they have hair.

[Fancando]

They do, probably short enough so that the masks and helmets fit comfortably.

[ArcanistLibram]

Probably. There should be at least one more species in the galaxy with hair on their heads besides humans.

[Severyx]

If you wore a skin-tight exo-suit all of your life, would you have hair?

No.

Atmosfear3 wrote...

Frankly, judging by Tali's suit, the way the hood hangs around her neck/shoulders suggests to me that she may have hair. That or the hood is too large for her head and thus hangs a little bit in the back.

This is a personal preference for female quarians, it seems (or perhaps just a model-by-model similarity for simplicity's sake and less model development like the males). Tali's earlier models(AKA, ME1), or the simpler models of other female quarians (in ME2) suggest that the space under the hood around the neck is empty. If you look on the back of a male quarian's helmet, it's tight to the head and littered with tubes and wiring. I aim to guess the female's is largely the same, only covered by the hood which drapes to cover the tubes. It's silly to think the quarians would 'leave space' in their suits to grow hair they would never see. Additionally, having empty space anywhere on the suit only makes for potentially dangerous situations. A small open space is difficult to lock down in the even of a breach, as you would have to lock down the ENTIRE space, rather than just the breach itself.

Cra5y Pineapple wrote...

They could have something like hair looking at the structure of their hoods. Besides, Bioware don't
want to ****** off the Talimancer army by making Tali look like a bald freakish thing.

Tali's/quarian's design was more than likely solidified before Talimancers even existed. Bioware may toss bones, but they so far all seem to be preconceived bone tosses.

Jigero wrote...

The female hoods, and male dread lock pipes where designed to be reminiscent of hair, Why would a race of Aliens design their out fits too look like hair, but they them selves do not have or never had hair.

So yes they have hair.

Actually, I don't see any reference to hair whatsoever. Think realistically. If all those tubes in the back of a quarian's helmet have to be for electronics, breathable air and possibly even water/food distribution. (Seeing as how external food is acquired by straw-like extensions below the chin...)

Besides. What's wrong with a silky smooth alien body? I don't see anything wrong. Nope.

Modifié par Severyx, 22 octobre 2010 - 01:32 .