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[AwesomeDudex64]

 I always knew that. Y'know how? Mass Effect 1.

[HolyAvenger]

My main ManShep isn't heterosexual or homosexual. He's just Liarasexual.




Dat BlueB)

Modifié par HolyAvenger, 19 mars 2012 - 01:55 .

[B1scuits]

Blue boobs..

Need I say more?

[Heathen Pride]

zennyrpg wrote...

The Lightspeaker wrote...
They also have to be physiologically female. Assuming they don't lay eggs or something weird like that (which is never implied in the game) this means having a womb in order to carry the foetus for birth. Physiologically they are likely to be very similar to humans given the implied similarities with humans (the breasts implying mammary glands, for example) and given how evolutionary development tends towards the "most favourable" outcome. In the case of bipeds this means a vagina-like opening between the legs in order to actually give birth (since the positioning allows gravity to assist with the birth,  in a natural setting of course as opposed to propped up on a hospital bed).

She has something down there.  But since asari have mind sex theres no need for anything other than the hole to give birth.  Its impled that witht he "azure" thing that there is something down there, but theres really no need for the whole vagina structure since asaris evolved in absence of man parts...

Tried to say as much earlier, but its hard to be subtle with these things.

Either way, my next femshep is totally doing her.

Where there's a womb there's a way.

[Thorn Harvestar]

Doesn't matter, had mind-meld

[Jamaak3000]

Listen to codex.

[Tychu9]

sadako wrote...

actually I wonder if asari actually gave birth, or do they.. you know, replicate by cell division

If you reunited Liara with her "father" you learn that they give birth.  Her "father" is adament about not being her "mother"

[DadeLeviathan]

Yes. I already knew this. The only main question I have, is since they are monogendered and mate via mind-melding they wouldn't have a need for sexual organs... so... how does it work between Liara and Shepard. This is more in the realm of "refrigerator talk." however in that it doesn't really count as much as a plot hole as it does in terms of you thinking on it for a while and eventually going, "huh. How does that work?"

[monsieur_wiseman]

she is more feminine than ash. no need to be captain kirk to want to nail her . in the dialogue asari are she. They have proéminent breasts so boobs and no dick, it's a no-brainer for most males and some females

[Jandi]

She has boobs, holes, doesn't smell of vomit and sweat, is pleasing to the eye and doesn't have hair under the armpits. She could be a frog for all I care.

[Dean_the_Young]

Rolling Flame wrote...

Dean_the_Young wrote...

gmboy902 wrote...

and that your relationship could, from one angle, be defined as homosexual.

"A mono-gender race—distinctly feminine in appearance—the asari are known for their elegance, diplomacy, and biotic talent."

- Mass Effect Wiki

Wait until you realize that Liara technically has no reason to have a vagina down there.

She has to urinate and give birth from somewhere.

That just implies a birth canal (if live birth), not a g-spot.

That's right, boys and girls. She doesn't want you for love-gun or magic fingers. She wants you for your brains.

[Dean_the_Young]

Deltaboy37-1 wrote...

Dean_the_Young wrote...

gmboy902 wrote...

and that your relationship could, from one angle, be defined as homosexual.

"A mono-gender race—distinctly feminine in appearance—the asari are known for their elegance, diplomacy, and biotic talent."

- Mass Effect Wiki

Wait until you realize that Liara technically has no reason to have a vagina down there, or analogous sex organs.

Mind = Blown.

Oh yes she does, or they do. It's called an Azure (which is the equivalent to a female er...um... lady part)

- LotSB

Or it could refer to, you know, the taint.

If you know what that is.

[Vandalisme]

boobs. Nuff said

[Conduit0]

Dean_the_Young wrote...

Rolling Flame wrote...

Dean_the_Young wrote...

gmboy902 wrote...

and that your relationship could, from one angle, be defined as homosexual.

"A mono-gender race—distinctly feminine in appearance—the asari are known for their elegance, diplomacy, and biotic talent."

- Mass Effect Wiki

Wait until you realize that Liara technically has no reason to have a vagina down there.

She has to urinate and give birth from somewhere.

That just implies a birth canal (if live birth), not a g-spot.

That's right, boys and girls. She doesn't want you for love-gun or magic fingers. She wants you for your brains.

Well the existance of asari navels proves live birth, and the extra broad hips proves large human sized babies at that. As for whether asari have a vagina analogue, obviously we don't know for certain because Bioware doesn't do explicit scenes, although the "azure" remarks does suggest its existance.
However, if you're wondering, "why would asari have one if they don't reproduce via coitus" let me put this to you, why do humans have them? Think about it, the external parts serve no useful function from a biological stand point and many other species like birds and reptiles reproduce via coitus but lack a vagina analogue, just a hole.
So if you humans can have extra external bits that serve no real biological function, than its entirely possible that asari have something similiar.

Another way to look at it, its likely that asari evolved from a species that did reproduce sexually and thus could have a vestigial vagina analogue, kind of like the human appendix, only sexier.

[Darth Spike]

The asari can mate with any living being. They just take some of the genetic information from the 'father' and add it to their own, creating a new lifeform, the baby asari. The cranky pureblood on Illium on ME2 tells you this. Liara tells you in the first one that asari don't even need to have sex to become pregnant. They just have to have a deep spiritual connection with another being. Basically its like falling in love with someone without haveing sex as a main factor.

[Aligalipe]

Darth Spike wrote...

The asari can mate with any living being. They just take some of the genetic information from the 'father' and add it to their own, creating a new lifeform, the baby asari. The cranky pureblood on Illium on ME2 tells you this. Liara tells you in the first one that asari don't even need to have sex to become pregnant. They just have to have a deep spiritual connection with another being. Basically its like falling in love with someone without haveing sex as a main factor.

What you' re saying is they can mate with my dog and have children?

[Darth Spike]

I'm thinking more along the lines of sapient species. But they never say they can't.

[CasbynessPC]

To give the maternity you must embrace the eternity!

Preach on...

[Sporothrix]

arisian wrote...

Actually, technically speaking Liara *is* female.  Anything that has only one gender is female.  There are lots of examples of parthenogenic species on Earth (https://en.wikipedia...Parthenogenesis), and the single extant gender is "female" for these species.  The idea that the lack of males means the Asari aren't female is just plain silly, and goes counter to the basic biological definition of "female."

Wonder if anyone reads ingame Codex here? It is stated since ME1 that all Asari are females.

And not all monogender species are female, some are hermaphrodites.

But apparently most people here don't know what female in biological (on species scale) sense means. It means having ovarian structure.  Nothing more, since genetical makeup varies greatly among species (for example birds are direct opposite to mammals, as among them it's females that have different sex chromosomes, and among some reptiles sex depends on temperature eggs lied in).

Hermaphrodite in this sense means having both ovarian and testicular structure.

Modifié par misoretu9, 22 mars 2012 - 01:23 .

[Delpinolikespotatoes]

Vizunah wrote...

Pairikas wrote...

Vizunah wrote...

It doesn't matter. She goes both ways. That's a positive!

So right. So god damn right.

But I always look out for the Three-Boobs Girl. Never found her.

Ooh where? Where? LMAO on the Total Recall reference.

I expected to see her in mars at the ME3 beginning... That was the first deception.

[jlb524]

Dean_the_Young wrote...

That's right, boys and girls. She doesn't want you for love-gun or magic fingers. She wants you for your brains.

I'm okay with that.

Dominus Solanum wrote...

Once her eyes go black, you'll never go back. 

If it ain't blue, it ain't worth a....small, threaded fastener. 

One you go to the azure place, there's no other race in space

I could do this all day. Stopping now. 

I like these.  

My one FemShep only sleeps with asari...this is perfect for her.

Modifié par jlb524, 22 mars 2012 - 02:38 .

[Nathan_41]

Dean_the_Young wrote...

Rolling Flame wrote...

Dean_the_Young wrote...

gmboy902 wrote...

and that your relationship could, from one angle, be defined as homosexual.

"A mono-gender race—distinctly feminine in appearance—the asari are known for their elegance, diplomacy, and biotic talent."

- Mass Effect Wiki

Wait until you realize that Liara technically has no reason to have a vagina down there.

She has to urinate and give birth from somewhere.

That just implies a birth canal (if live birth), not a g-spot.

That's right, boys and girls. She doesn't want you for love-gun or magic fingers. She wants you for your brains.

You'd have to be fairly insecure to be incapable of dealing with that, but even so, its a pretty simple task to think of a handwave for it. Romance scenes seem to heavily imply that Liara responds well to physical stimuli. Personally, I think its quite likely that Asari are capable of experiencing their partner's ecstasy via mind-meld.

[cerberus1701]

Technically she's not female...because there's no contrasting gender in the case of Asari.

In reality? She has breasts, general female proportions, and a brith canal.

In every way that matters for a human she's defineable as female.

Modifié par cerberus1701, 22 mars 2012 - 02:55 .

[ichik]

No, my femshep isn't lesbian, it doesn't work that way.