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[TheBunz]

There should be an all male race like the asari, but instead of a bunch of hairy slobs they can be shredded and aesthetically pleasing. This could attract more female gamers.

[Decepticon Leader Sully]

Yeah Vorcha salarian hannar... you ever see 1 female?

[Majestic Jazz]

The Krogan, Turian, and Salarian were essentially all male as we didnt see a female until ME3.

[daveliam]

Yeah Vorcha salarian hannar... you ever see 1 female?

 

[TheBunz]

Yeah Vorcha salarian hannar... you ever see 1 female?

Salarian Dalatras

[Decepticon Leader Sully]

And a fine sexy ass she had.

[The Arbiter]

The Krogan, Turian, and Salarian were essentially all male as we didnt see a female until ME3.

WAT

 

[Kabooooom]

I'm sure this thread is in jest, but just in case it isn't - OP, you do realize that the reason an all-female species works is because the females still reproduce via parthenogenesis? An all male species would be impossible. Similarly, this is why all-female species exist right here on Earth. The New Mexico Whiptail is an example - males previously existed in the species but have effectively gone extinct. Now, the species is all female, they reproduce via parthenogenesis and participate in a ritualistic mating behavior with other females of the species. Similar to the Asari.

[Decepticon Leader Sully]

So Vorcha, Hannar ect still to come.

[dreamgazer]

Yes. Their skin will be bright red, their fingers will be tentacles, and their genitals will be on their foreheads. 

 

Ah, the glorious Mensari.

[Zazzerka]

WAT

 

 

You unable to read to the end of a sentence, mate?

[Fetunche]

I'm sure this thread is in jest, but just in case it isn't - OP, you do realize that the reason an all-female species works is because the females still reproduce via parthenogenesis? An all male species would be impossible. Similarly, this is why all-female species exist right here on Earth. The Western California Whiptail is an example - males previously existed in the species but have effectively gone extinct. Now, the species is all female, they reproduce via parthenogenesis and participate in a ritualistic mating behavior with other females of the species. Similar to the Asari.

They could be hermaphodites that have the out ward appearance similar to human males but internally have both, they are aliens after all , they don't need a womb they could lay eggs into a pouch like sea horses.

[Decepticon Leader Sully]

I'm sure this thread is in jest, but just in case it isn't - OP, you do realize that the reason an all-female species works is because the females still reproduce via parthenogenesis? An all male species would be impossible. Similarly, this is why all-female species exist right here on Earth. The Western California Whiptail is an example - males previously existed in the species but have effectively gone extinct. Now, the species is all female, they reproduce via parthenogenesis and participate in a ritualistic mating behavior with other females of the species. Similar to the Asari.

2 words Sea Horses.

 

Tthe thing is they need genetic diversity to breed. heck Asari are only female by our standards.

Breeding can be different simply because we have not seen it on earth dose not exclude it from existing else whare..

[Vortex13]

I'm sure this thread is in jest, but just in case it isn't - OP, you do realize that the reason an all-female species works is because the females still reproduce via parthenogenesis? An all male species would be impossible. Similarly, this is why all-female species exist right here on Earth. The Western California Whiptail is an example - males previously existed in the species but have effectively gone extinct. Now, the species is all female, they reproduce via parthenogenesis and participate in a ritualistic mating behavior with other females of the species. Similar to the Asari.

 

 

Don't forget the 'Amazonian' Ants as well.

 

Though if we are going to be more 'realistic' about it, the Asari probably should have looked less like vivacious space babes and more like the Rachni.

[TheBunz]

I'm sure this thread is in jest, but just in case it isn't - OP, you do realize that the reason an all-female species works is because the females still reproduce via parthenogenesis? An all male species would be impossible. Similarly, this is why all-female species exist right here on Earth. The Western California Whiptail is an example - males previously existed in the species but have effectively gone extinct. Now, the species is all female, they reproduce via parthenogenesis and participate in a ritualistic mating behavior with other females of the species. Similar to the Asari.

This is outer space...in the future. Where does it say that because it doesn't happen on Earth that it can't happen elsewhere in the universe?

Maybe the male gamete evolved to mature from a sperm into an adult on its own. Not sure how mixing of genes would work.

[CrutchCricket]

So would they just sprout up from the ground then?
 

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[Decepticon Leader Sully]

red for girls and Gray for boys.

[dreamgazer]

So would they just sprout up from the ground then?
 

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The possibilities are endless: The Sex Lives of Various Animals Personified

[dfjdejulio]

I'm sure this thread is in jest, but just in case it isn't - OP, you do realize that the reason an all-female species works is because the females still reproduce via parthenogenesis? An all male species would be impossible.

 

The only way I could see it working is for a species to reproduce some way other than giving birth, like if you cut one in half and both regrew to full individuals.  So, maybe that could work for something Vorcha-like or Hanar-like?

[Shechinah]

I'm sure this thread is in jest, but just in case it isn't - OP, you do realize that the reason an all-female species works is because the females still reproduce via parthenogenesis? An all male species would be impossible. Similarly, this is why all-female species exist right here on Earth. The Western California Whiptail is an example - males previously existed in the species but have effectively gone extinct. Now, the species is all female, they reproduce via parthenogenesis and participate in a ritualistic mating behavior with other females of the species. Similar to the Asari.

I believe there are all-male species, one of which is known as the squalius alburnoides. To my understanding of the article below, these males are able to reproduce with a sort of hybrid fish that is female. The result of this union always results in a non-hybrid of the squalius alburnoides species, thus keeping the species all-male. 

 

(https://web.archive....m-all-male.html) - For those interested.

[Wulfram]

You could have a race that grows its young in vats like Grunt. They presumably reproduced sexually in the past but [bad thing] happened and cloning was the only way to continue the species.

[Dubozz]

Actually we need another all-female race. Asari is no longer enough. We need to pick a new color though(oh irony). Just saying.

[Inquisitor_Jonah]

I fully support this. I want man objectified in this time, enough with the female butts covering my screen, give me some male ass this time!   

[Decepticon Leader Sully]

sooo James did those pushups for the straight white guys then? 

[Felya87]

Antrophomorphic plants. Born from spores, Like the thorian clones. All with male appearance, but basically without gender.

Voilá. Alien male only race. A Little Like the evronians from pkna.