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[silverserfer28]

Yeah take it under water so the mako can be used as a sub marine would be cool,
And just think we travel all the worlds on foot,but we can have all the worlds underwater too so its double the exsploration.

[SilJeff]

A land dwelling race that is short, chubby, blue, and fast. Their predator is a circular humanoid with long skinny legs who has long facial hair but no hair on its head

[Abraham_uk]

This thread reminds me of a really old thread.

 

http://forum.bioware...d-so-far/page-1

[LinksOcarina]

This thread reminds me of a really old thread.

 

http://forum.bioware...d-so-far/page-1

 

Got to love the creativity sometimes.

[MrFob]

Ok, this is just off the top of my head and it's really far our there, so just bear with me for the fun of it here:

 

Name: Tiel'Senai

Background: Basically, the premise of this race is: What if a plant would develop intelligence? At the same time, it's kind of a mischievous nod to the catalyst and the reapers as it is kind of the antithesis of the Leviathans' predictions (although that wasn't intentional and just occured to me after I came up with the concept). So here is the deal:

On the planet Tiel (pronounced Tee-al) lived a fairly advanced but run o' the mill bipedal species in Andromeda, who didn't have eezo in their system and as such, never developed interstellar travel but they still advanced and colonized their solar system. They also had the so called Senai plant on their planet, which was very highly reactive to outside stimuli, due to a equivalent of a rudimentary nervous system. Plus, it had a bunch of very agile extremities. With these, the plant could even catch small animals in it's surroundings and hold them, until they starved. The decomposing animal would enrich the soil around the plant with nutrients, allowing it to prosper.

Trying to create a cheap labor force, a bunch of genetic engineers of the Tiel altered the plant, to advance its usefulness. They made it respond to certain chemical stimuli in such a manner that the plants could be "trained" to perform certain tasks with their Philopodia. These tasks started out to be simple and repetitive but the scientists made the reactivity of the plants ever more advanced until at some point, thes Senai became sapient. At this point, they were used in every aspect of life of the Tiel and when they realized, that they were not allowed to reproduce freely but that they were tightly controlled, the Senai fell back on their original instincts (i.e. to kill animals) and they drove the Tiel to extinction.

At this point, the plants had been "designed" to interact with and use the humanoid technology, including computers, factories and even space ships. So in order to get an idea of the visual style, imagine an overgrown city but with all the infrastructure and technology beneath perfectly intact and maintained. All of this happened a few hundred years before we ever get to see them, it's ancient history. By the way, the Senai don't just use what the Tiel left behind but they research develop and construct new technologies and devices of their own. THey have inventors, engineers and scientists and in fact, while they do not posses ME technology by the time we meet them, their genetic engineering background is extremely advanced.

As the Tiel'Senai are rooted plants, their "psychology" is very much determined by that fact. In their mind every individual has it's determined place and function (they don't even have those two words but just one, which means both) in society from birth to death. To them, bipedal species seem jumpy, unsteady and unpredictable. By the way, they procreate by "spitting" a single spore form one of their extremities, which they can target with high accuracy. Therefore, the "parent" determines the place and function of its offspring. This gives them an interesting social structure. Parents will try and get their spores in positions where they have stations that are regarded "high" on the social hierarchy (such as controlling a ship's main computer vs. just handing over goods from one neighbor to another). Shortly after a new spore settles, the plant can suppress growth of another in it's vicinity but of two spores settle at about the same time, there will be fight for nutrients and light exposure and eventually one will win. But since every individual plant can only spit its spores within a certain radius around itself, there is sort of a hereditary system in place, with "families" of high station vs. those in socially low places, feuding "clans" in close proximity and such. There is no hive mind, every Senai is an individual, although of course, their understanding of what that word means differs from ours.

Why are there no plants in "mobile flower pots" you may ask? Well, this is because the plants communicate with each other through chemical signals. While they grow, they become attuned to the signals of their neighbors, so once taken out of their environment, they wouldn't be able to communicate anymore. There are transmitters, which can send signals through space and receivers can revert these signals back into the appropriate chemicals (allowing long range communication without direct contact as would be needed for space travel) but even those receivers need attuned plants to relay the signal back to their colony. So mobile Senai are not really an option.

 

Now, while their origins may be a bit "anti-animalistic" (they killed all the Tiel after all), they are not inherently hostile towards other species. They have developed further by the time we make first contact. And once the language barrier is broken (with translators that can interpret the chemical signals of certain Senai, called Ambassadors for lack of a better term), we'll find out that they have a fairly rich, though alien culture, including such advanced and abstract concepts as philosophy and religion. For example, they call themselves the Tiel'Senai because they fully acknowledge the role, the Tiel have played in their uplifting to sentience.

 

So, that's as far as I have gotten in the last 10 minutes. What do you think? Interesting concept or just too wacky and implausible?

[Halfdan The Menace]

A race of aliens based on the Askajians from Star Wars?

[N7Jamaican]

I've been thinking about this, having trouble of trying to come up with a race that isn't typical of fantasy novels or science fiction novels.

[LinksOcarina]

I've been thinking about this, having trouble of trying to come up with a race that isn't typical of fantasy novels or science fiction novels.

 

Maybe I can help.

 

The real trick is most designs are typical because they are humanocentric. What can you make that is very inhuman in design, but practical and somewhat playable?

 

So having a head and two arms with hands, you kind of need. The rest of the design though is all in the air. Kind of like how we saw a Hanar holding guns in Blasto, yes it's played for laughs but it's plausible to see a Hanar in action now. Same with Volus after the multiplayer.

 

You can then go into the specifics of their biology. If you have something more insectoid, how do they talk? If they are more amorphous, what can you do to give them a "form" of some sort? Are they carbon-based? Silicon-based? Helium-based? All of that can be asked, and can influence their design.

 

That kind of is the challenge. One guy who ive seen do this before made these guys, the Birrin by artist Alex Reiss. 

 

 

 

Right off the bat, it's a sentient species in crisis, you got police and violent acts going on at the same time. What makes it alien is how non-human the structure of their bodies are; it's a whole different species which is an amalgam of animals we see, but completely new physiology and culture, that is tailored to their physiology.

 

I fully admit when designing a bunch of aliens myself, its difficult to make them all this kind of alien, as humanocentric solves a lot of problems of their morphology. But it is possible, it just takes time. You need to start with an idea first.

[N7Jamaican]

Maybe I can help.

 

The real trick is most designs are typical because they are human centric. What can you make that is very inhuman in design, but practical and somewhat playable?

 

So having a head and two arms with hands, you kind of need. The rest of the design though is all in the air. Kind of like how we saw a Hanar holding guns in Blasto, yes it's played for laughs but it's plausible to see a Hanar in action now. Same with Volus after the multiplayer.

 

You can then go into the specifics of their biology. If you have something more insectoid, how do they talk? If they are more amorphous, what can you do to give them a "form" of some sort? Are they carbon-based? Silicon-based? Helium-based? All of that can be asked, and can influence their design.

 

Thanks, I will go to the drawing board.  I've always created my own characters with backstory (for DnD and RP purposes, I have several ME related characters I am dying to use for RP on BSN). But never a race.  This will be challenging for me!

[Broganisity]

Thanks, I will go to the drawing board.  I've always created my own characters with backstory (for DnD and RP purposes, I have several ME related characters I am dying to use for RP on BSN). But never a race.  This will be challenging for me!

Typically, Sci-Fi Races fall under a few trope-tastic categories:

Rubber Forehead Aliens are essentially humans with 'extra bits' added. Think Asari.

Humanoid Aliens follow the 'human shape' but are clearly otherwise. Think Batarians and Drell. Lesser Extent Quarians, Turians, and Salarians.

Petting Zoo People are aliens that are similar to and based off of Earth's animals. How much they are Animals-to-Humans can be judged on this scale. Krogan fit down here more than elsewhere, but still overlap with the above.

Intelligent Gerbils are a form of the above, essentially animals that think like people but otherwise don't follow the humanoid frame.

Starfish Aliens are aliens that don't follow the standard human shape and can wildly vary from example to example.

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Also of note, the Volus are not Carbon-based like humans are. They are actually Ammonia-based, so who knows what they look like under those suits! The point is, don't be afraid to dance outside the norm!

[ffejita]

How about the Thri-Kreen from DnD? (But with two arms for consistency with other bipedal races)

[LinksOcarina]

How about the Thri-Kreen from DnD? (But with two arms for consistency with other bipedal races)

 

WE can pull a lot of sources for alien beings and they would still come out as insectoid or human-like.

 

Heck, most of what we see in Star Wars and Star Trek is this by design due to limitations and using human actors of course. My favorite still are the Devaronians, the Devil people.

 

it is silly in a lot of ways, but in another sense, I can see it as a possibility. Now obviously making them in any game is way too on the nose, and follows the rubber fore-head alien design we kind of see in Mass Effect to an extant. 

 

But still, who wouldn't want a Devaronian in their world. Just don't make deals with them.

[LinksOcarina]

So here is another race I made in the milieu of the Myriad Song game which I had the opportunity to work on.

 

This species is based off of a few different ideas, well, you shall see.
 

Pakeph

 

Spoiler

Large beings with natural armor, the Pakeph are a trustworthy, diplomatic, and passionate legacy.

Morphology

The Pakeph are a bipedal species that stand on average 1.8 meters tall. Their skin and weathered and leathery, often with pigmentation's of yellow or orange. Their bodies are fairly heavy, weighing around 120 kg on average, with their limbs being rather thick and muscular in appearance. Their hands contain three large digits, and their feet resemble the round, ball-shape found on pachyderms.

Their most distinguishing features are their bony plates. The bone structure of the Pakeph is primarily made of cancellous, or spongy bone. Spongy bone is less dense, but more flexible than compact bone, giving the Pakeph natural flexability. Along their backs and shoulder blades, the tips of these bones protrude from their body, giving them natural armor from predators. 

Their bone structure extends across their skull as well, with a 20 cm thick, dome shaped cancellous shell that protects their brain. The bone plate extends along most of the top of the skull, much like a head cap, although the face and eyes are still visible.

The Pakeph have a long, taut face with their mouths sporting a slight overbite. Their eyes are small and forward facing, giving them binocular vision. Their ears are small, however, providing them with less than stellar hearing capabilities.

The Pakeph tend to mate for life, with females providing upwards of twelve offspring throughout their lifetime. This has made Pakeph families quite large over several generations, despite having an average lifespan of 90 years of age. 

Behavior

The friendly, giving nature of the Pakeph has made them socially accepted throughout the Myriad. Since very few species distrust the Pakeph outright, they are often found as mediators, negotiators, and community leaders, tackling social and political issues in full force. The Pakeph are not anarchists, they respect authority and work within it to accomplish their goals, giving them a sterling reputation around the Myriad.

The Pakeph, however, are not always altruistic. While they prefer diplomacy over brute force, a Pakeph is not opposed to violence when necessary. Some use it as a last resort, while others are more stubborn. Thanks to their natural armor, the Pakeph are resistant to some physical attacks. They are also dangerous in close quarters. “Butting heads” is often literal when dealing with a belligerent Pakeph. 

 Pakeph are very social beings, often valuing community and solidarity amongst themselves. Many build tight-knit communities of friends and close family wherever they go, be it a big city or small farming settlements.

Under Syndic rule, the Pakeph were often utilized as mediators and negotiators, but rarely in positions of power. Their personable nature made them good liaisons between ruling nobles, or the perfect representatives to the public. After the Syndics vanished, many Pakeph have carved out their own pockets of leadership throughout the Myriad. 

Relationships

The Pakeph, being social beings, often have large family and friend networks wherever they go. Their steely resolve and skill at negotiation gives them an edge in social conversations, but they are not above getting their hands dirty when necessary. 

The Pakeph tend to follow corporate jobs and work as negotiators for the Remanence, Solar Creed, Concord and the Averlini Mercantile Group. Outside of these factions, the Pakeph tend to work with unaligned groups, local community boards, or even as politicians. Rarely are they aligned with the Levelers, but it is not unheard of.

 

I admit it is a bit out of the box regarding the description, but I figured id share with you how I tend to write alien beings as of late.

 

I hope you enjoy.

 

 

[Broganisity]

I like it.

I also like how I can rub that guys face in how this thread is still going, albeit slowly. Take that, random BSNer!

[Feybrad]

Stay tuned. By Tomorrow, this Post will contain another of my stupidly overwritten Ideas!

 

The Glochran

Spoiler

Synopsis:

The Glochran are a pre-spacefaring Race, though they do hve had quite some Contact with the other Inhabitants of the Galaxy. Their Bodily Features and the very specific Conditions of their Homeworld, "Chruun". They are actually quite advanced, on the same Level as many space-farers, but lack the Incentive to build Starships that would support their Life Conditions. Many spacefaring Races have offered to do it for them, but so far, all have been declined. The Glochran seem to be nearly strangely uninterested in the Galaxy beyond their own World and many have suspected that they harbor Secrets on Chruun that go beyond just their complicated Biology.

 

Biology:

Spoiler

The Glochran Home Planet Chruun is very hot and moist. There are no clean Coastlines, no real Distinctions between Land and Sea. Indeed, tehre are no real Mountains or Valleys on Chruun, where Oceans or Continents would have developed, just endless Swamps and Muds, with the occasional River intercutting. This is the World where the Glochran evolved, from little Things trying to get by in the Morast to the Civilization, who's shining Cities tower above and beyond the steaming Swamps they call home. Most of their Buildings are even laid out with a slight Film of Water and Moisture. Their Atmosphere supports this Climate, being thicker than Earths and filled with several Gases that make it unbreathable for human or related Life.

 

So what do they look like? Well, the most important Feature of their Body is their round Shell. It consist of verious hornlike Plate, much like the Turtles on Earth, but rounder. It's not a perfect Ball, but more of an Ellipsis. The Cracks between their Plates are covered with Bone Skin that is the most sensitive Part of their Body. it swells up, if it gets too moisty and starts to crack if it's too dry, cold or hot. This causes the Glochran a substantial Amount of Pain and can even kill them, as they breathe through their Skin, not unlike earthen Amphibians. The Plates however, can even withstand Blasts of usual Shotguns and are extremely hard to breach. There are special Plates that can seal in their Extremities, making them essentially Balls of cracked Plates.

 

Their Extremeties come in two Forms. There are eight thick Tentacles that come from the lower half of the Torso. Each of tehse sticky tentacles splits into four more, smaller Tentacles at it's End. Typically, four of the greater Tentacles sit a bit lower on the Shell and are thicker than even human legs and what they split up to Amounts more to thick Fins than filigrane Fingers. This is the Job of the upper four greater Tentacles, who are more flexible, stickier and have very filigrane and even precise Tentacles at their End. These are used for Handywork, grabbing Things, using Consoles or other manual Labor. The others are primary for their ratehr slow movements, which is however strong and sticky enough that they move even on Walls and Ceilings, not restricting them to one Plane.

 

The other Thing that can be retracted into their Shells are it's two Heads. Yes. There are two of them. They sit on the Top and the Bottom of the Glochran, both with a complete Brain, a set of eight Eyes formed in a Circle around their circular Mouth with Rows of Hundreds sharp, little Teeth. Ear Holes are also there, between the Eyes. Typically, only one Head is stuck out of the Shell in civilized Situations, while the other One rests, but when in Action or just swimming, they are both stuck out to allow for an almost spherical Field of View. it has also been theorized that the Fact that a Glochran has two Brains makes them more intelligent, but this has since been debunked. Instead, they ar emostly redundant and only the Functions of each head are linked directly to one Brain.

 

History:

Spoiler

The Glochran have a long History they do not really like to share. They had a fairly ordinary Civilization that only changed when one Day an Alien Ship crashed on their Planet. The Crew did not survive in the Atmosphere of Chruun and was not even able to send off a Distress SIgnal, so the Glochran had several Decades to find out the Secrets of the Technology within the Ship, before it was lost to the Swamps. Following these Discoveries, a rapid Age of Innovation followed, during which the Glochran claimed Control over their Planet. They urbanized it, civilized it and then set off the DIstress Beacon of that Ship to initiate Contact with the Race that lost their Ship over Chruun. The Answer came immediately and Relations turned hostile as the Race thought the Glochran, clearly advanced enough to be spacefaring, had attacked their Ship and drawn them into an Ambush. And, their Fears were right, as this spacefaring Civilization's Attack was then nearly annihilated by the Glochran's Military.

 

This brought the Glochran on the galactic Map which is quite an Achievement for a Race that did not even reach spacefaring Age. Although it can be argued that they did, but for some Reason refused to go all the Way. Instead, they seem to be more than happy to invite other Species to Chruun and trade with them, usually in Technology or Knowledge. The Accumulation of Wisdom, a great Encyclopedia of the Glochran, is recognized throughout the Galaxy as a magnificent Work. However, as they grew and grew on Chruun, building more and more technological Wonders on the Surface and below, they still did not leave their Homeworld. Materials from other Planets were traded for with rare Elements from the deep Crust of Chruun, common to them but rare elsewhere. Many speculate that the Chruun are upgrading their Planetary Megastructures towards a specific Goal, but what that Goal might be differs from Group to Group.

 

One specific Incident should be mentioned, as the Glochran asked for Ownership of a specific neighbouring Star System that no one else should colonize. They were granted this Boon, as that Star System did not contain any reasonably sized Planet and no Asteroids that could be mined. However, the Stars of that System and of the Chruun-System are very similar, however, Chruun's Star is far older. This has led to Theories amongst lead Scientists, that the Glochran fear that their System might soon face Extinction and want to somehow get to that other System. But how, without Spaceships? Only Pulp Authors and Naivelings believe, that they are stacking up Materials and Fuel on Chruun to move the whole Planet, no matter how many technological Wonders they manage to achieve.

 

Culture:

Spoiler

The Glochran are a very defensive People. They are Omnivores that mostly eat whatever gets in reach of their Tentacles and often stay put for several Days or Weeks if they found something they could do. This has led to some amazing Achievements, but also to some Measure of Stagnation amongst them. They very much look down on Extranet-Addicts and recommend them for physical Activity like Swimming. However, Sports are still not the most popular Thing to do for this Race. Instead, they value Knowledge over everything and possess some of the best Universities of the Galaxy, frequently attended by those of the other Races that are willing to put up with living on a Planet, where they'll need a Suit most of the Time to survive toxic Atmosphere. The Glochran treat these People with respect, but both out of Practicality and out of respectful Caution, Visitors spend their Time mostly in their own, atmospherically regulated Rooms.

 

They appear to be rather secretive about the Mega-Structures of their Home Planet, but it is easy to see their Pride. While others build giant Starships, the Glochran excavate Chruun and build technological Miracles on it's Surface and in it's Depth that can easily hold up the Comparison to, for example, the geth Dyson Sphere. However, not Outsider has yet discovered the full Extent of these Structures and the Glochran are doing their best to keep it that Way. No Alien is allowed on City Level below Ground, even if some Engineers have worked down there before. But those Engineers never made it off Chruun as they often suffered of Illnesses due to the Atmosphere of the Planet. Funnily enough, the only few Megastructures of Chruun whose Function is beyond doubt are atmospheric Regulators that serve to preserve the unique Conditions of the Planet.

 

Government / Military

Spoiler

The Government of the Glochran consists of a great Senate, whose Location is unknown. Only the oldest of them, typically around five Centuries of Age, are allowed within it's Ranks. They leave their families and Homes behind to live in special Complexes, whose Location is classified. This Senate decides the Future of the Race and secret Agents of other Races have found out that they are the only Ones that have the full Picture of what the Glochran are building and why. One popular Movie - to show it is forbidden on Chruun - suggested, that they want to turn the whole Planet into a giant Spaceship Weapon, which they could then Use to conquer the entire Galaxy (since no actual Spaceship could match the Firepower they Glochran have accumulated on their Homeworld).

 

This is mostly remotely controlled from the Senate. The Glochran are not the most prolific FIghters, as they move fairly slow. They use special Exoskeletons with Weaponry installed on it, controll via direct Links to both of their Brains, allowing them to move (and fight from Cover) both themselves and the extremely heavily armed Suits. They also sell these Suits to others Races, fitting them into it, but so far, only a few have been able to use them effectively with only one Brain. Their main Military Strength, however, are their more or less stationary Weapons, who have acquired quite some Size and are said to be able to annihilate whole Battleships with one Shot. Not only Said, really, seen, as the first Contact with the Glochran was, as detailed further above, kind of messy.

 

Others:

That Idea was so weird I needed two Days to process it.

[Feybrad]

Done. God, My Brain needs a Cooldown.

[Abraham_uk]

I like it.

I also like how I can rub that guys face in how this thread is still going, albeit slowly. Take that, random BSNer!

 

I didn't say this thread wouldn't be successful.

The last thread was a success, so I expected this thread to be equally successful.

[MrObnoxiousUK]

The Vindaloovian Empire are pledged to exterminate all humans!

 

  

 

[ExoGeniVI]

I want to play as a Mandalorian BioWare please! Credits go to this guy.
http://th02.devianta...nin-d69jnn5.jpg

[Broganisity]

I didn't say this thread wouldn't be successful.

The last thread was a success, so I expected this thread to be equally successful.

. . .

Take THAT random BSNer!

[Broganisity]

AI that go the other direction to the overlords of ME1-3 and are helpful and pacifistic.
 

Reapers: But everyone knows that AI always will try you obliterate organic life! Let us save you by killing you! (I'll never understand why the Reapers just didn't sit around, lording over people while being the Anti-AI police or something else equally ridiculous.)

I think Bioware's going to have to tread carefully as to how they make new AI races without making them too human (Ex. EDI) or making them too much like the Geth/Reapers. The only other Real AI we ever really encounter in the series is one we don't encounter. This is the AI that controls and protects the ship housing the Virtual Aliens. All we know is that it went to the Citadel Races for help.
 

+a race that all look like animu vocaloid characters.

 

[rapscallioness]

Wow, this is hard. But...

 

Name: Masau

 

Spoiler

The Masau evolved from beings inhabiting the planet Pelidium in a Red Dwarf star system. As such they became a mostly subterranean and aquatic creatures to protect themselves from the initial solar flares of their star. The star stabilized, however Pelidium itself became tidal locked decreasing Pelidium's plantary spin. The Masau inhabit a small, strip of swampy land through the center of the planet. The other side of Pelidium faces away from the dwarf star creating a near ice age and dark environment. While the other side faces the star creating a constant hurricane. The swamps are made from the runoff.

 

The Masau have very large eyes because of the very dim light coming from their star, and having to previously live in either underground cave systems , or underwater. Their skin is covered in scales mainly from their ancestors developing this as protection against solar flares. Although, currently the scales are much smaller and smoother akin to snake skin.

 

They are not social creatures. The need for tactile stimulation did not develop with them. Rather, they are extremely sensitive to their environment. Their skin has developed a high degree of sensitivity in order to detect any fluctuations in their star as a cue to retreat underground. Their hearing is also highly sensitive.

 

The Masau are hairless. Covered in fine scales, and have small sharp teeth. While they are not physically social, they have, developed strong telepathic bonds with others as a necessity to communicate over long distances. This aspect along with their sensitive hearing makes the humans think there is some mystical aspect to the species.

 

The Masau are a very old species having survived the very turbulent time of an unstable, but long lived star. They were then able to develop technologies primarily based on the manipulation of sound waves. They mate for life and do not compete for resources as some other species. This was a survival of the species development simply because they previously were always in danger of dying out from their environment.

 

They have chameleon like abilities in that when they feel threatened they are able to mimic their environment to such great length as to seem translucent. Their skin also conveys their emotional state by changing in color.

 

They primarily communicate telepathically. Communicating with humans is very tiresome for the Masau. They find the constant moving of the mouth to be tedious and inefficient at conveying concepts. No wonder the humans fight so much, the Masau think, they cannot truly understand each other because of how they communicate.

 

The Masau are not militaristic because too much of their species existence has been about the whole surviving. They are, however, highly progressed technologically because of the longevity of the species. They primarily use sound tech for purposes of healing; building vast underwater and subterranean dwellings. The sound tech can also be employed as a defense by emitting such waves that can stun and disorient predators. If not completely physically debilitating them.

 

The Masau are astounding musicians able to manipulate tones to such a degree that the full meaning and depth of the music is deeply felt by the audience.

 

The humans call them "The Watchers of the Dark" because of their seemingly mystical abilities as well as their ability to sense approaching danger in the environment. This is also because of the Masau's extensive knowledge of cultivation in extreme environments and seed germination.

 

The Masau are not necessarily antagonistic towards humans. They just find human company difficult to endure. Mainly because the Masau perceive the humans as very noisy and certainly too touchy feely. The humans are disturbing to the Masau's high sensitivities. So, they can be somewhat painful for the Masau to interact with.

 

Yet, the Masau also see the humans as admirably robust and energetic. Of course they would be, think the Masau, they are "The Children of the Bright Sun". It is their nature.

 

The Masau see that these new species have been severely endangered, too. They understand what that is like. So, they have decided that they will help these new children.

 

Geez, I'm not playing anymore of your games, Bro. I'm exhausted.

[Broganisity]

Wow, this is hard. But...
 

-snip-

Geez, I'm not playing anymore of your games, Bro. I'm exhausted.

But- it's more fun than just sitting around posting dank memes! ;_;

[Han Shot First]

Edit: double post