Found this on google. I think this kinda thing would be very typical but it works.
Female Turion's what do they look like
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#76
Posté 12 août 2011 - 08:36
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Found this on google. I think this kinda thing would be very typical but it works.
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#77
Posté 12 août 2011 - 08:39
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She has a cat face, or maybe are the tatooes, but is really good actually.
#78
Posté 12 août 2011 - 08:48
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Rinaros wrote...
According to Garrus male Turians compliment female Turians head-fringe among other things. The Comic "Fem-Turians" have NO fringe of any kind, so it is a little pointless to compliment something that they dont have.
Yes, they do. "Fringe" just means "a border or edging, esp. one that is broken or serrated." Now look at her face: there is clearly a serrated border to her face plating. IOW, a fringe.
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 09:02
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Bah, I want Garrus' sister to be hot so Shepard can marry her and be Garrus' legal brother
That would be funny
That would be funny
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 09:45
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Fixed.Darbisan wrote...
Bah, I want Garrus' sister to be hot so Shepard can marry her and be Garrus' legal brother
That would be creepy
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 09:48
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Garrus-"How is my sister doing commander?"SandTrout wrote...
Fixed.Darbisan wrote...
Bah, I want Garrus' sister to be hot so Shepard can marry her and be Garrus' legal brother
That would be creepy
Shepard-"Scoped and dropped!"
#82
Posté 12 août 2011 - 09:52
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We will be going to both of the home worlds, so i assume the females arn't hidden like the Krogan (for which we will get to see a female 
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what i'm conserned about is the Drell.... we have only seen male Drell, and idk if we are gong to get to go to their homeworld
)what i'm conserned about is the Drell.... we have only seen male Drell, and idk if we are gong to get to go to their homeworld
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 09:53
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SandTrout wrote...
Fixed.Darbisan wrote...
Bah, I want Garrus' sister to be hot so Shepard can marry her and be Garrus' legal brother
That would be creepy
Naw man it'd be bloody hilarious
I'd laugh if it was possible
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 09:58
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looks like Salarians felames are harder to find
"The salarians are amphibian haplo-diploid egg-layers; unfertilized eggs produce males and fertilized eggs produce females. Once a year, a salarian female will lay a clutch of dozens of eggs. Social rules prevent all but a fraction from being fertilized. As a result, 90% of the species is male."
"Normally, the rare salarian females are cloistered on their worlds out of tradition and respect. Powerful female Dalatrasses are dynasts and political kingpins. They determine the political course of their respective regions through shrewd negotiation. Though male salarians rise to positions of great authority in business, academia, or the military, they rarely have any input on politics, though the salarian representative on the Citadel Council is male."
-mass effect wiki
"The salarians are amphibian haplo-diploid egg-layers; unfertilized eggs produce males and fertilized eggs produce females. Once a year, a salarian female will lay a clutch of dozens of eggs. Social rules prevent all but a fraction from being fertilized. As a result, 90% of the species is male."
"Normally, the rare salarian females are cloistered on their worlds out of tradition and respect. Powerful female Dalatrasses are dynasts and political kingpins. They determine the political course of their respective regions through shrewd negotiation. Though male salarians rise to positions of great authority in business, academia, or the military, they rarely have any input on politics, though the salarian representative on the Citadel Council is male."
-mass effect wiki
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#85
Posté 12 août 2011 - 10:01
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Ericander77 wrote...
sg1fan75 wrote...
Will we see any Female Turion's in ME3
"The salarians are amphibian haplo-diploid egg-layers; unfertilized eggs produce males and fertilized eggs produce females. Once a year, a salarian female will lay a clutch of dozens of eggs. Social rules prevent all but a fraction from being fertilized. As a result, 90% of the species is male." -mass effect wiki
Salarians = turians?
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 10:04
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LGTX wrote...
Ericander77 wrote...
sg1fan75 wrote...
Will we see any Female Turion's in ME3
"The salarians are amphibian haplo-diploid egg-layers; unfertilized eggs produce males and fertilized eggs produce females. Once a year, a salarian female will lay a clutch of dozens of eggs. Social rules prevent all but a fraction from being fertilized. As a result, 90% of the species is male." -mass effect wiki
Salarians = turians?
i know
i mix them up all the time *fixed*
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 10:11
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Uh..short for Centurion,dur.Pockles wrote...
What's a Turion?
Statement:It is also a typo.
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 10:14
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sg1fan75 wrote...
Will we see any Female Turion's in ME3
First of all its TuriAn
"Males and females do not differ greatly in physical appearance, but female turians lack the crest of horns found in the males of the race."
thats the only info on the females on the mass effect wiki
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 10:25
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Ericander77 wrote...
sg1fan75 wrote...
Will we see any Female Turion's in ME3
First of all its TuriAn
"Males and females do not differ greatly in physical appearance, but female turians lack the crest of horns found in the males of the race."
thats the only info on the females on the mass effect wiki
Yes, well that piece of info is in turn from Mass Effect: Evolution and we still haven't had a word (as far as I've heard/read) from any people from Bioware stating if it really is canon that females dont have a crest/horns. So, kinda back to square 1. Let's just hope we can actually get some clarifications at some point eventually, preferably soon.
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 10:40
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No she doesn't. The groundskeeper at the Citadel says to fem shep (see didymos's unused audio threads) that she has those funny bumps asari have. He calls her breasts funny since female turians don't have them.Saphra Deden wrote...
LGTX wrote...
It's turian*. And here you go.
Not sure if we'll see them in ME3.
She's got a pair of hips on her almost as godo as Tali's... and I see breast humps.
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 10:55
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Rinaros wrote...
Yes, well that piece of info is in turn from Mass Effect: Evolution and we still haven't had a word (as far as I've heard/read) from any people from Bioware stating if it really is canon that females dont have a crest/horns.
The comics and novels are canon. Period. Bioware needn't issue a press release or whatever to reaffirm that every time one gets released.
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 10:59
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LGTX wrote...
Not sure if we'll see them in ME3.
Indeed I do believe this is the female Turion.
Hopefully actual female Turians don't look quite as laughable. Females should have more head plating, not less especially being more or less Raptor people in which case females should be better armored to protect offspring. I can understand females having less exotic head fringes in comparison to the males, but having so little head fringe at all just baffles me.
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 11:15
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Bluko wrote...
I can understand females having less exotic head fringes in comparison to the males, but having so little head fringe at all just baffles me.
Sometimes, secondary sex characteristics are just weird, as they're not selected purely, or even not at all, due to their survival advantage with respect to the environment.
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Posté 12 août 2011 - 11:59
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Bioware don't owe anyone confirmations of already released canon material. The unused audio is unused for a reason, and a female turian is used instead of a male, also, for a reason. Just stop swimming against the stream, people.
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Posté 13 août 2011 - 12:06
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LGTX wrote...
Bioware don't owe anyone confirmations of already released canon material. The unused audio is unused for a reason, and a female turian is used instead of a male, also, for a reason. Just stop swimming against the stream, people.
Mainstream sheeple. I only listen to unused audio, it's pretty obscure, you probably haven't heard it. Now excuse me, I have to go get my fixed gear bike, the Apple store is having a sale.
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Posté 13 août 2011 - 12:07
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Rinaros wrote...
Its not a question of wanting the female Turians to be "Bangable space-babes", its a question of them looking the way they are supposed to look like. The so called "female Turians" (if you can call them that) that were seen in the comics do not fit the description Garrus gave about them and infact they dont even look like they are the same species as male Turians.
According to Garrus male Turians compliment female Turians head-fringe among other things. The Comic "Fem-Turians" have NO fringe of any kind, so it is a little pointless to compliment something that they dont have. Now, I suppose you could argue that there are exceptions to the rule, which is fair enough I suppose, except pretty much EVERY female Turian we saw were totally fringless.
You could also argue that Garrus wasn't being completely honest or that he was exaggerating, but are you really suggesting that? Also, why would he lie/exaggerate about it? I'm gonna go with that he was being honest, so his description is Canon. Besides Mass Effect 2 came out before the comic, and therefore established the rules and the comic is a clear contradiction.
Look here: http://asurael-retur...urian-154605246
That piece of Fanart is good example for a good baseline from which to develop a female turian. It actually looks like a Turian, it actually has a fringe, looks female without being overly sexualized (by human standards of beauty) and No "funny-bumps". So there, in the words of Jeremy Clarksson, "How hard can it be?". All that remains is to slighty tweek its fringe size and length, its tattoos and facial structure depending on the type of character you want.
So yeah, the comics "Fem-Turians" look wrong, Garrus is still correct and making a female Turian is actually quite simple.
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Garrus never described what the female Turian fringe looks like. And "fringe" is just the outer most edge of something. That female turian has a "fringe."
The fringe that we see in Evolution doesn't reaaly conflict with anything described so far. We've never been given a description of a female fringe. The closest we've gotten is the bachelor party turian saying that asari "look most like female turians because of the head fringe," but.... 1) he never explained how the fringes compare and what the similarity actually is* and 2) we know for a fact that the similarity between the asari and humans is extremely tenuous to salarian and turian eyes, and likewise, the similarity between female turians and asari is likely just as tenuous to us.
*People naturally thought about the similarity between the male turian fringe spikes and asari head tentacles, but he never specified that's what it was - he could have been talking about something far more tenuous such as the way the female turian fringe flare upward at the tips slightly like the asari head tentacles do.
**To anyone who hasn't read Evolution, it's worth noting that while the picture shown in this thread doesn't show the neck/scalp plating she has, in other parts of the comic, that detail is shown, so the female turian head does have plated protection on the top.
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