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[Hawkeye121]

Hi everyone, 

   I had an interesting thought that other day that I'd like to share with everyone. I was wondering if a Female Shepard and an Asari such as Liara got together and conceived a child, who would actually give birth to the baby? Would it be a human baby or an asari baby? 

Thoughts,

- Hawk

[Gavinthelocust]

It would be the Asari.

[corporal doody]

asari..and it pop out of Liara's birth-canal

[Cainne Chapel]

It would be the same for ANY OTHER Asari mating... baby would be an Asari with sheps randomized genes or whatever.

But yes, it'd be a little blue squid headed baby

[SilentNukee]

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The one who will give birth would be Liara. The baby will be 100% Asari, having some of Shep's "randomized" genes. Apparently asari markings are from the "father", so I wouldn't be surprised if the child ended up having ...I dunno, peach coloured (If your Shep is "white") markings on her face. (In my mind, she also has my FemShep's green eyes. ...But it's likely impossible that they can inherent traits like that.)

Modifié par SilentNukee, 24 mai 2011 - 04:19 .

[Liec]

Are you sure about that? Maybe they impregrate people like in Aliens ._.

[SilentNukee]

Liec wrote...

Are you sure about that? Maybe they impregrate people like in Aliens ._.

Yes, that's how they reproduce...by melding. They can have absolutely no physical contact with the person, if they wish, and still get pregnant.

[Bluko]

This son (or daughter...) is why you need to wear a full combat suit at all times! You don't want some Asari getting all touchy feely on you and then find out 9 months later you're stuck paying child support!

Combat Suits do more then just stop bullets and protect you from space, radiation, etc. They also prevent unwanted alien pregnancies.

The more you know.

[HTTP 404]

thats why my male shep wears gloves....for protection

[AtreiyaN7]

It's always the asari partner as far as I know. I assume there's no transfer of genetic material from the "female" asari. Unless you have gametes that can fertilize a human egg, that's not happening. And anyway, if I recall correctly, the asari don't use genetic material from their partner - it's some sort of mental/emotional process.

[GodWood]

SilentNukee wrote...
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The one who will give birth would be Liara. The baby will be 100% Asari, having some of Shep's "randomized" genes. Apparently asari markings are from the "father"

They're not.
The child will not inherent anything biologically from the father.

[Seboist]

The real question is, which one gives birth when the parents are BOTH Asari?

[SilentNukee]

GodWood wrote...

SilentNukee wrote...
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The one who will give birth would be Liara. The baby will be 100% Asari, having some of Shep's "randomized" genes. Apparently asari markings are from the "father"

They're not.
The child will not inherent anything biologically from the father.

Taken from the ME wiki:
"This reproductive process can lead to some confusion among non-asari,  who might expect offspring with "mixed" genes. However, the offspring is always 100% asari as no DNA is taken from the partner, but is rather
used as a "map" to randomize the genes of the offspring." The second strand is based from the "father".

Talking about face markings: "In concept art, Matriarch Benezia's are described as tattoos; however, they may be genetic, and may denote the "father" species (as Samara, and Morinth, the daughters of two asari, have none)." It's unclear where they are from actually, but there's still a chance it is from the "father".

Modifié par SilentNukee, 24 mai 2011 - 07:06 .

[SilentNukee]

Seboist wrote...

The real question is, which one gives birth when the parents are BOTH Asari?

Whoever wants to be. She'll have to do all the work, though.

[GodWood]

SilentNukee wrote...
Taken from the ME wiki:
"This reproductive process can lead to some confusion among non-asari,  who might expect offspring with "mixed" genes. However, the offspring is always 100% asari as no DNA is taken from the partner, but is rather
used as a "map" to randomize the genes of the offspring." The second strand is based from the "father".

If the child is 100% asari than there is nothing inherited from the father.
All the father does is help randomize the mother's DNA. (as stated)

Talking about face markings: "In concept art, Matriarch Benezia's are described as tattoos; however, they may be genetic, and may denote the "father" species (as Samara, and Morinth, the daughters of two asari, have none)." It's unclear where they are from actually, but there's still a chance it is from the "father".

I'd argue it's more likely they're cultural.
Either from the asari's culture or the father's (e.g. turian facial markings).

[SilentNukee]

Hopefully they expand on it in ME3, not a huge concern, but it would be nice to know.

[Dangerfoot]

Why do Asari have mammal lady parts if they just press their head against their mates head and make psychic babies?

[corporal doody]

Dangerfoot wrote...

Why do Asari have mammal lady parts if they just press their head against their mates head and make psychic babies?

for birthing and nursing

[Dangerfoot]

corporal doody wrote...

Dangerfoot wrote...

Why do Asari have mammal lady parts if they just press their head against their mates head and make psychic babies?

for birthing and nursing

Well that makes sense if you mate the way that mamals mate, but they don't. So it strikes me as odd that they would have a uterus despite the fact that nothing ever goes up there. From a biology standpoint it's rather backwards.

[Katamariguy]

Dangerfoot wrote...

corporal doody wrote...

Dangerfoot wrote...

Why do Asari have mammal lady parts if they just press their head against their mates head and make psychic babies?

for birthing and nursing

Well that makes sense if you mate the way that mamals mate, but they don't. So it strikes me as odd that they would have a uterus despite the fact that nothing ever goes up there. From a biology standpoint it's rather backwards.

Is there an alternative? Say, budding?

Modifié par Katamariguy, 24 mai 2011 - 08:27 .

[corporal doody]

Dangerfoot wrote...

corporal doody wrote...

Dangerfoot wrote...

Why do Asari have mammal lady parts if they just press their head against their mates head and make psychic babies?

for birthing and nursing

Well that makes sense if you mate the way that mamals mate, but they don't. So it strikes me as odd that they would have a uterus despite the fact that nothing ever goes up there. From a biology standpoint it's rather backwards.

then how do you explain the "AZURE" slang?  and do asari pop out of warts on their mother's butt? what is the purpose of breasts on an asari if not breast feeding and possibly attracting potential mates? a place to place their weapons on?

[Dangerfoot]

corporal doody wrote...

then how do you explain the "AZURE" slang?  and do asari pop out of warts on their mother's butt? what is the purpose of breasts on an asari if not breast feeding and possibly attracting potential mates? a place to place their weapons on?

You don't think it's at all odd for animals that don't use reproductive organs when they mate to have reproductive organs? Imagine if a tree had breasts and a uterus. It's just strange and not intuitive to how species evolve, that's all.

Modifié par Dangerfoot, 24 mai 2011 - 08:34 .

[Katamariguy]

Dangerfoot wrote...

corporal doody wrote...

then how do you explain the "AZURE" slang?  and do asari pop out of warts on their mother's butt? what is the purpose of breasts on an asari if not breast feeding and possibly attracting potential mates? a place to place their weapons on?

You don't think it's at all odd for animals that don't use reproductive organs to mate to have reproductive organs? Imagine if a tree had breasts and a uterus. It's just strange and not intuitive to how species evolve, that's all.

I don't get your point. Asari don't use the uterus to mate, but still need a birth canal.

[corporal doody]

and im PRETTY sure they still have sex....the physical kind.....for pleasure.... kinda makes the whole being "open about their sexual nature" tid-bit a little redherringish i think..... if it was only mind melding...it would be like "sex" in Demolition Man...not very fulfilling

Modifié par corporal doody, 24 mai 2011 - 08:42 .

[Nashiktal]

corporal doody wrote...

Dangerfoot wrote...

corporal doody wrote...

Dangerfoot wrote...

Why do Asari have mammal lady parts if they just press their head against their mates head and make psychic babies?

for birthing and nursing

Well that makes sense if you mate the way that mamals mate, but they don't. So it strikes me as odd that they would have a uterus despite the fact that nothing ever goes up there. From a biology standpoint it's rather backwards.

then how do you explain the "AZURE" slang?  and do asari pop out of warts on their mother's butt? what is the purpose of breasts on an asari if not breast feeding and possibly attracting potential mates? a place to place their weapons on?

It should be noted that breasts being used to attact mates is very limited to species on the planet earth let alone other creatures in the galaxy.

Then again Asari are all but human anyway, so whatevs.