Edit: i have a doubt, it's either "requiered" or "involved"...
Modifié par Siegdrifa, 17 août 2013 - 06:27 .
Questions about asari biology
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michaelkourlas
, août 08 2013 10:22
#51
Posté 17 août 2013 - 06:16
Siegdrifa
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Just putting some words from Liara on this subject from ME1 "sex may or may not be requiered" when talking about Asari reproduction.
Edit: i have a doubt, it's either "requiered" or "involved"...
Edit: i have a doubt, it's either "requiered" or "involved"...
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#52
Posté 17 août 2013 - 12:52
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It might be in the other pages my mobile device isn't up to displaying, but I always figured:
Pleasure: what you see is not from the physical, but the melding, neurological.
Physical: Asari are still female. They are an all-female race. They are still childbearing (thus the broader hips and breasts). So the physical exists in some form regardless of its potential in direct reproduction. (Strange that few if any picked up on this.)
and Semantics: Mass effect is not intended to be pornographic so understandably no physical sex is shown. May not have happened the way you perhaps think.
No, why I personally found more interesting is the social stigma (and genetic failure rate) with pureblood matches. I know I've overthinking and it was unlikely to be. More common than some of our inherited genetic diseases are now but I still imagine ancient Asari melding with lizards and chickens to get some more genetic scrambling going on.
Pleasure: what you see is not from the physical, but the melding, neurological.
Physical: Asari are still female. They are an all-female race. They are still childbearing (thus the broader hips and breasts). So the physical exists in some form regardless of its potential in direct reproduction. (Strange that few if any picked up on this.)
and Semantics: Mass effect is not intended to be pornographic so understandably no physical sex is shown. May not have happened the way you perhaps think.
No, why I personally found more interesting is the social stigma (and genetic failure rate) with pureblood matches. I know I've overthinking and it was unlikely to be. More common than some of our inherited genetic diseases are now but I still imagine ancient Asari melding with lizards and chickens to get some more genetic scrambling going on.
#53
Posté 17 août 2013 - 06:35
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Despite what Joker stupidly says in ME2, Asari obviously have a birth canal. Now we've never seen a pregnant Asari, but nor do we have any reason to think they lay eggs, whatever they do, it likely involves some sort of orifice down there. If a human, or another species of interest, wants to make "use" of that, and I'm sure they do, I don't think the Asari mind, even though it has NOTHING to do with the conception part of their reproduction.
