*points at duck and fish pictures on previous page*Mesina2 wrote...
Only difference between is that male Turain has longer... hmh... "hair".GodWood wrote...
I am happy their design is not for the sole purpose of giving the average male a boner.
It's good to see some alien female aliens.
That's incredibly lazy, looks horrible and unbelievable!
Modifié par GodWood, 20 janvier 2011 - 11:22 .
adam_grif wrote...
What the heck... there's no femininity to dinstinguish that duck as a female non whatsoever. Just looks like a male duck with a dye job.
JuicElawl wrote...
i dont read the comics, but if they'd just finished fighting some sort of bloody battle, i'd be talking trash too even if she was the hottest thing on the planet.
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Modifié par Arsix, 20 janvier 2011 - 12:23 .
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Personally, I find comparing them to humans much sillier.Captain Crash wrote...
Wait did I just see someone comparing a duck to a Turian...
Arsix wrote...
Alright, *gets biology goggles*
"Females", as we call 'em, (technically the only necessary gender for reproduction) must be able to produce and raise offspring. The size varies depending on how they carry the offspring.
The sperm is separate from the female for most animals to ensure gene diversity. Thus, we have "males". The fact that most mammalian males are larger is because they're either competing for females to prove who has the better genes or must protect the female/his herd somehow. Through showing off how good he's at protecting, he attracts females.
It's different for most bird males. Their colorful guise is plainly and simply to show off their fabulous genes. Fabulous. They're quite impractical animals. You might say they're the Lady Gagas of nature.
So, yeah. Turians are pseudo-avian. So, the males have the flashy head fringes and paint their faces, not the females. I'm rather impressed BioWare didn't anthropomorphize them.
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That'd be neat. I'm pretty sure we'll get to see some female aliens who don't need to use their fanservice as the only excuse for existing they can think of. ME3 is the last part, after all! Fingers crossed.ReiSilver wrote...
I'm still crossing my fingers for a female krogan that's twice the size of the males. and by twice the size I mean taller, bulkier; like reptile genders
packardbell wrote...
There should be more indication of feminity other than being stated as such, is all I'm saying.
Modifié par Aurica, 20 janvier 2011 - 12:51 .
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ReiSilver wrote...
I'm still crossing my fingers for a female krogan that's twice the size of the males. and by twice the size I mean taller, bulkier; like reptile genders
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AwesomeName wrote...
It would also be pretty funny if female krogans are like the hottest in the galaxy... That would kinda make more sense of Garrus' comment, since female turians are quite masculine looking, and are perhaps the opposite of what he finds attractive (then again he can find femshep attractive, so who knows)
Modifié par GnusmasTHX, 20 janvier 2011 - 01:15 .
Wurf wrote...
ReiSilver wrote...
I'm still crossing my fingers for a female krogan that's twice the size of the males. and by twice the size I mean taller, bulkier; like reptile genders
That would be a pretty awesome twist, but the tarp-covered female krogan in Mordin's loyalty mission was a lot smaller than the males, so, probably not happening.
So, yeah. Turians are pseudo-avian. So, the males have the flashy head fringes and paint their faces, not the females. I'm rather impressed BioWare didn't anthropomorphize them.
AwesomeName wrote...
It would also be pretty funny if female krogans are like the hottest in the galaxy... That would kinda make more sense of Garrus' comment, since female turians are quite masculine looking, and are perhaps the opposite of what he finds attractive (then again he can find femshep attractive, so who knows)
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