How did HYBRID Species Work in the Star Wars Universe?
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The fact humans can successfully breed with Twi’leks is an interesting fact, I might just have to look into that more in my free time,..
BONK
Twi’ Leks are near-human and thus are biologically related to humans.
Not a bad choice
Ah, a man of culture
Imagine their version of P-hub :)
"Since roughly every other Dathomirian child came out with a crown of vestigial horns"
Now there's something I never considered but I'll never be able to un-think
i always thought it came down to one of 3 options:
1: they were born with reduced horns that later grew to full size
2: their horns were born softer and/or less pointy
3: their horns were born with a "sheath" of softer, mushier tissue that was later shed off, much like the hoof capsules many ungulates are born with.
all 3 options could contribute to the danger of childbirth, although, considering there doesn't seem to be much difference in that regarding the gender of the child, i would argue the dangers came from some other side effect of the long term hybridization, especially considering we don't know for sure if childbirth death was an issue for pureblood zabrak.
@@RichyArg Real life hedgehogs are getting born with soft spikes so 2) might be true.
I think I remember female Dathomerians being more common than males. That might explain why.
@@RichyArg i think its also important to note that if it were a horns out thing that caused the issue a C section would entirely bypass that issue if it was only an issue during birth which wouldn't really make sense
Solution: put helmets on them right before birth. I'm half-joking, but a device like that should be easy to make.
In legends Shaeeah wrote a book titled “My Stepfather's Face: A Soldier's Secret” just thought I’d throw it out there
Nice
That was not part of the old EU
@@kingjonstarkgeryan8573 ya never know what Filoni might do 👀
Thank you. I hate that I have to keep telling the "star wars pros" what actually went down in star wars
Like are ppl that stupid????
You can clearly tell from the children's ages they are not Cut's biological children! The Clone Wars were still going on and only lasted at the longest, 3 years!!!!!!!!
When we see the children for the first time in clone wars after Rex is injured, they definitely look older than 3 even the youngest child!!! Holy hell ppl!
Would it be possible that he was a Clone trooper where his DNA has been tampered and spliced with so much that clones has become compatible to other races as a side effect that the Kaminoans don't even know about?
It’s possible but Cuts kids aren’t his by blood because, like Geetsly’s said, they were born before he met Sue. I’d like to see an in-depth look at that if clones could pass the accelerated aging gene to their children it would be interesting to know
clones were purposly kep from mingling with civilians for the most part because they could breed with others.
@@sheilaolfieway1885 which is smart because having a couple million genetically identical horny boys running around would bad for the gene pool
@@arthurmorgan4952 that and the fact that they could pass on the 2x aging and cutting their children's life expectancy in half
@@arthurmorgan4952 200 thousand bonk are ready, with a million more well on the way.
Are the humans and the humanoid structure just the star wars version of our crabs/crustation structure, where everything eventually becomes crab?
I just love the fact almost everything will become crabs
Well if they can have hybrid offspring wouldn't that seem to indicate that it would be more likely that they diverged from a common ancestor than converged from different ancestors. I don't think the real crabs and all the things that are like crabs can breed right? Unless they were actually still pretty related from the start anyways.
@@dog_boy5123 Crab should be the single type of lifeform, crab is superior
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Well, look at dogs, for example. Their genome is pretty much the same, but the very tiny portion of the DNA that varies gives all those breeds we have now, and most of them can breed and give viable offspring, safe for some size incompatibilities (imagine a German Shepard male and a Pincher Female).
Most humanoid species are exactly that: humanoid. They all seem to breathe in similar atmospheric compositions, have a set of eyes in the front, ears in the sides, appendages with digits at the end, oppositive thumbs, breasts, body proportions and shape.
You can chalk that up to evolutive convergence alright, but the fact that humans can hybridize with those species indicates a common ancestor. I know this is exactly what the vid says, but I wanted to give the biological background behind it
Geetslys is definitely getting into weirder and weirder topics in the Star Wars universe and I’m not surprised about it.
And im not disappointed.
@@erodoeht4666 I second that
Well, when you've already talked so much about Star Wars content, eventually you'll have to get into the weird stuff for new content. lol.
well i think he is running out of new topics to work with so it was bound to happen eventually
There's a lot of weirdness in Star Wars.
The less we talk about The Jedi Prince books, the better, though.
All humanoid species, twi'lek, togruta, pantoran, and the like, were all campatable with humans. It wasn't rare, but it wasn't common either. Some sources say it works better if the father was a human male. Others say it's the luck of the draw. Jacen syndulla for an example. Kanan being force sensitive could have helped a little, but not much to make a difference.
I think only near-humans can breed with humans in canon. In legends some stupid hybrids occurred such as half-human-half-bothans
@@Reyma777 in Legends weren't the bothan human freaks hated by everyone?
I know my racial issue with that specific hybrid came from a valid point about them in legens
@@rangerleaf1505 I believe so. I remember some rebel pilot (forgot his name) in legends had a relationship w a female Bothan and I believe his comrades found that really weird
Twilek were not compatible in Republic commando books, which i consider headcannon over clone wars show
I think your right. But as mentioned, its all but confirmed that a human male and female of whatever species can make a child. For some reason. Thats probably why we dont see a lot twilek human hybrids. As maybe the male twileks dont like female humans, or just isnt common as we think.
I think I have something of an answer for the extreme dimorphism between Dathomirian males and females. (This is basically Sam O'Nella's 'Sexy Neanderthals' theory tweaked for Star Wars) As far as I remember, the Nightbrothers were subservient to the Nightsisters and used for breeding.
Firstly, let's assume the more Zabarak-like males are stronger and more intimidating than the more human-like males. That gives them an edge in their martial society. Internally, that makes them rise to the top of the Nightbrother clan. So when a Nightsister turns up (and probably even makes them battle) who is she going to pick to make strong babies with? The chad Zabarak or the scrawny virgin human? So now we have a strong selection pressure for Zabarak features. That explains why Zabarak males but what about the human females?
For the Nightsisters, giving birth to horned babies is a shocking problem none of us wanted to think about but here we are. Since it's such a problem for childbirth and the mothers dying (not of sadness), babies with human features are far more likely to result in survival for both mother and child. Losing the mother during birth is probably going to result in losing the child even with Nightsister magic. And since the Nightsisters are the ruling class that doesn't need to appeal to males in the same way, their selection pressures are mainly in just being able to survive on Dathomir and be force-sensitive (probably). So it stands to reason that more human-like female babies are more likely to survive and be raised to the point that they can be mothers. Therefore, over however many hundreds or thousands of generations have gone through this selection process on Dathomir, horns probably found their way into the dimorphic pattern of sexual characteristics. I'm calling this " The Theory of Evolution by Nightsister Selection" where Zabarak-like boys and human-like girls are the evolved Dathomirian traits.
I want my Star Wars Nobel Prize.
……….slow clap leading to thunderous applause. You crazy sob, you did it
There was that bounty hunter chick who was a female dathomirian, but had horns.
She could be a zabarak, but I don’t think so, because if she was full zabarak she would look less human than that...
A fun theory, but unneeded, as Dathomirians in Canon are pure Zabrak, not human-Zabrak hybrids.
@@SarastistheSerpent no, in canon they’re human and Zanbrak hybrids
@@DeathWatchChampion no they’re not. That is legends only. Canon they are pure Zabrak. Not hybrids.
Well a female Donkey and a male horse can indeed produce offspring. The product is called a Hinny, and genetically speaking is a mule. Behaviorally they do act different but on a genetic level they are the same. However it is true that in certain cases it can only be one pairing, its less common then you'd think
They’re also infertile. Been hearing that polar bears and regular bears are breeding and thus fertile. Something about same amount of chromosomes if I remember right.
Is the reason they are less famous than mules is because of said behavior making them less useful as work animals (and thus not being created as often)?
@@lorddenalian polar bears are a subspecies of brown bear that I believe is around the same age as humans are so a very recent split. Probably about as close as our ancestors were to Neanderthal. And as far as fertility when it comes to hybrids usually the males are all infertile and the females are fertile
@@danshakuimo As a person who knows horses and owns one, I can tell you that no, it's simply because donkeys are usually smaller than horses and it's easier for them to naturally breed if the male is bigger - a horse.
There is also just the human tendency to assume that if their ancestors and neighbors all have mules from a male horse and female donkey, then it can't be done otherwise regardless of logic. Many claim it's impossible simply because they don't know.
@@danshakuimo they're less common because most mules and hinnies are unregistered(without breed association papers) back yard oopses than intentionally bred animals, and because they have no visual traits that differ from a mule(female horse bred by a male donk), they can only be distinguished as a hinny via a blood test, and that's where the diffence ends. They handle the same, ride the same, drive the same, and pack a load the same as any mule. Another reason that they are less common is because stud horses are less willing to screw a Jenny donkey than a Jack donkey is to fuck a mare horse. I've bought and broken a lot of mules since getting out of college and I've seen and owned plenty that had more donkey visual traits than horse visual traits; and others, like the one currently behind my house guarding my sheep, look far more like horses with slightly elongated ears and Roman noses. He is a draft mule, and draft mules tend to resemble their mothers more, especially if their father is a large breed of Jack similar in height to the mother. I don't know where I was originally going with this but I had a chance to talk about cowboy shit on one of my favorite nerd channels so I jumped on it. 🤣
Just an idea I thought of, maybe you did this already, but a video on why different factions' blasters had different color lasers. Why the Clones had blue, CIS and Empire had red, and why the Imperial rebels didn't use blue or green but also used red. I don't know if this topic has enough info for a whole video, so I'm just leaving this as a thought.
iirc the meta reason for Clone Wars is to differentiate good guys from bad guys, good guys=blue lasers bad guys=res lasers. Rebels/og trilogy also used red because it contrasted better with the environments and made the lasers easier to see. It’s the same reason Luke’s lightsaber was made green, because blue would have been really hard to see with the blue sky behind it. Old 20th century tech limitations basically. In canon, they aren’t lasers at all, they’re bolts of plasma. The different colours are a result of different kinds of gases being heated and turned into plasma and different kinds of plasma are better suited to piercing or melting different kinds of materials. Again, this is all iirc. I’m not 100% sure on this. The red plasma used by the CIS was better suited to the plastoid armor used by the Clones and the blue plasma was better suited to the metal alloys that made up the bulk of the CIS’ droid army. I could just use wookiepedia and fact check myself but I’m on mobile and I’m pretty sure I’m at least partially right on some of this and let’s be honest, so could you lol. I hope this answers your question
Well, it certainly has enough material behind it. In short, it's because of the gas they use.
@David Rossi Curiously, All Blaster based wookie weapons (Besides the modified bowcaster of Chewbacca) Fire Green plasma, meaning they could affort easily highly refined tibana gas for those weapons
@@jasoncarnelian3325 They used laser weapons in Star Wars too.
They had both Laser guns and ‘blasters’ (plasma guns).
the laser weapons had thinner beams and were longer and traveled faster, and could penetrate things more, while plasma blasters could do more brute up-front damage.
Before Maul took over Mandalore during the Clone Wars, the Mandalorian blasters all fired blue. After he killed Pre Vizsla and Deathwatch split in two, his loyalists were using red in the very next episode while the splinter group still used blue. Logistically, they couldn't and wouldn't have switched their ammo types that quickly, so it's all about visual choice and technical application in the making of the shows/movies. Any in universe explanations are working backwards from that and with something that far-reaching, they will always fall short. The only reason Mace Windu had a purple lightsaber is because that's what Samuel L. Jackson wanted, but later they said it was because he was the only Jedi to master all dueling styles. Same thing with the blaster colors.
A correction: male horses and female donkey can interbreed, the result is called a hinnie. Also both are capable of reproduction, the odds are just very much stacked against them (i believe it's due to them having an odd number of chromosomes).
Humans be siting there with there 23 Chromosomes
@@skeletonnoise6178 We have 46 chromosomes, 23 pairs.
Only 60 or so female mules in all of recorded history have reproduced. No male has. There's a rule about that regarding which sex is homozygous for sex chromosomes and in mammals, that's the female.
Still wrong.
So if we know that humans and sand people are not compatible, that means that some human tried to shag with a Tusken raider.
Whoever that human was, he sure as hell had the biggest balls in the whole Star Wars universe
Not really, you put any old hermit out in the desert for an extended period of time (length varies on a case by case basis) and I guarantee you that said hermit will start to "chat up" anything thing that looks even vaguely humanoid. 😳💞👰
And I'm pretty sure that Human-tusken was beyond inbred, blind, deaf, quadriplegic or all of the above.
In Legends (like the Kenobi novel) it is said the Tursken take humans as slaves and some can eventually join the clans as Tusken and marry within the clan.
so this "mother mashine" basically pulled an all tomorrows. I'd say thas fucked up but I'd much prefer my species be turned into hot tendril-head people rather than sapient brickwork so...
Basically the hedonists
Or maybe the Qu passed through the star wars galaxy and fucked around with the species there before heading over to another galaxy to make the Tyranids...
@@azarishere6442 sounds plausible
Given their ages those aren't Cut's biological kids... Though George likely didn't give a shit about that bit of timeline and saw them as his.
I have a theory that since he’s a clone who has a sped-up life cycle, maybe his children grow up faster than normal. Now, the fact that other clones have had children that don’t grow like this blows my theory to smithereens (though they might not be canon so who knows) but it’s the only thing reasonable enough to ensure that Cut’s kids are actually his kids.
@@noahleonard2481 I think it's more that George has said continuity is for nerds.
@@DIEGhostfish like star wars isnt for nerds like myself 😂 lucas being strange as always
They aren't his kids. They are from the first marriage which was with the a human as well.
Yet another piece of evidence the Clone Wars lasted way longer than just 3 years
This is something that tickled my attention for a while. I've thought before that Ahsoka is herself a hybrid between a togruta and a human because of the size of her forehead.
Since all the other togrutas we have seen in TCW, they all had foreheads bigger than an influencer's future in 10 years.
Turns out, no hybrid blood in Ahsoka. Maybe she's that one in a million in terms of foreheads.
Maybe the size of her forehead was like that. Because she was at a young age at the time. Maybe the measurement or size changes once she became a adult
Another factor pointing to Ahsoka having Human ancestry is her human-like teeth, which are markedly different from how Togruta teeth were described prior to her appearance (which was much more suited for an obligate carnivore).
"Than an influencer's future in 10 years" wow lmao
@@corrinestenman5683 that's just TcW breaking canon, other togruta have the same teeth as Ashoka
@Stvy14 true, TCW *did* retcon Togruta teeth, and later media followed their example rather than depicting them as having the *fangs* that Star Wars Insider said they had back in 2003 or 2004. Then again, even under the Legends rules, TCW was fairly high up the canon food chain, and could easily override a lot of sources, including ones a lot higher up than a magazine article.
Wouldn't baby dathomirian horns be just a set of little round stubs at their time of birth, before growing long & sharp?
Likely, but that’d still be rough on the mother’s biology. Just a human baby’s skull is already (if you’ll pardon the turn of phrase) stretching things. Add horns, even just nubs, and you provide focused pressure points which will increase the risk of tearing or other damage.
Goats and the like have little horn follicles that as they grow older and grow the horns become attached to and fuse to the skull bone (meaning that you can artificially create unicorn goats by moving the horn follicles surgically on young goats much the same way adult human hair follicles can be moved to other spots on that person's skin), not actual horns, so that would have been a way more survivable way to grow horns had they done some genetic engineering to ditch their shitty original horn genes.
@@Vessekx All animal babies that grow horns or antlers have the beginning of 'buds' in a place that will grow them from their scull. That's why 'disbudding' is used if you don't want the animal to have them. You either use a 'disbudding iron' or 'disbudding paste' that burns away those buds so they can't grow them. Horns can be dangours in dairy animals, that's why they are used. The Zabraks and other mammal species more than likely just had 'buds' that would start to grow after the baby was born.
It's an Iridonian, not Dathomirian Zabrak, but one of the new Vader comics depicted a baby Zabrak with little horns on its head that looked quite sharp, but were smaller than adult Zabrak's. That being said I totally buy into the theory of the horns being softer at birth, since it must be a pain to birth.
I just like the idea that humans are like citron trees, simply reproducing with everything possible.
Also, you can explain the Dathomiri skin pigments by having the skin pigmentation on the male Y chromosome (or whatever the equivalent is)
That could definitely be it since it's pretty much the same when it comes to animals in our world. The male breeds of alot of animals are more flashy and colorful like peacocks, and cardinals compared to females due to the males are the ones who have to impress the female.
I have fathered over 1,000 children with human, twilek, and Togruta women.
No.
A idea I have that that they could use to explain how hybrid species were possible lore wise is by using the idea of Midi-chlorians from the wellspring of life having the ability to help combine genomes of species with similar physiology so they result in compatible lifeforms in order to spur evolution and to spread themselves between species as a survival strategy so that they can sustain their existence on different planets.
This could be used as a way to explain why all living things in the Star wars galaxy contain Midi-chlorians even thou they evolved on different worlds or why some creatures have unique or similiar appearances and abilities. For example space creatures or intelligent species that can travel in space between sectors are evolved by the Mid-chlorians that help produce special abilities/powers within species as a means to spread themselves to other planets in the galaxy where they help interspecies hybridisation in order to spread as a survival strategy.
Interesting, so the Force is just an ability this parasitic life-form gives their host in order to make the host more likely to survive, thus make the midi-chlorian parasites more likely to survive and procreate themselves inside their hosts…?
@@crazysilly2914 Pretty much if you interpret it that way, as you need to have these ideas sort of ambiguous so people can theorise and come to their own conclusions for if it is true or not.
Plus if people do not like that idea about the midi-chlorians causing the powers they can present a alternate counter theory in the lore where the midi-chlorians just heighten a person's awareness to the force and that it is the individual who connects to and wields the force through their own soul/body and not the midi-chlorians that influence it so you can create an in universe rift in how the force is understood so that you can write a variation of beliefs about what the force is and what is responsible for what.
I’ve always been a fan of Human and Non-Human relationships, especially for a chance to see a hybrid. 🙂
So beastiality
Heresy detected, exterminatus on the way
It is an interesting subject. However I'd like to see more hybrids where neither of the parents are human. I wanna see a Twi'lek-Zabrak hybrid someday.
@@minihalkoja590: Lekus and Horns, that child would literally look like straight out Demon, but FIRE. 😌
@@Slippin_Jimmy1012 they aren’t sapiens we are. A human Neanderthal hybrid is as far as I would go but anything other than that is wrong. They are a goddamn different species. If we aren’t biologically able to breed with that species, that relationship shouldn’t exist.
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I actually find this topic really interesting, because I was just reading something about this the other day.
Apparently due to global warming, a lot of species are being forced into overlapping environments, which is creating more naturally occurring hybrid species, some of which are even more successful in their respective environments than either the parent species, and some of which are even fertile.
The notable example was the pizzly/grolar bear, which is a combination of grizzly and polar bears that occurred primarily in regions like the most northern parts of Canada. Grizzlies are being driven North by the increasingly warm equator region, and polar bears are being driven South by the melting ice caps.
Of course, in the real world these species aren't actually all that distant Genetically speaking, so it's less weird that they produced hybridized offspring with a great level of success, but it's still an interesting example of the phenomenon.
I like the name of Pizzly Bears
Both are subspecies of brown bear. Makes sense
Life, ugh, finds a way.
NO.
Star wars species Are so freaking cool in the star wars universe
I'd love to see more non-humanoid ones!
This is going to sound narrow-minded, but I feel like humanoids are just eaiser to work with.
Agreed
@@babylegs5049 from a technical production standpoint yes very much easyer to work with, like with motion capture and such.
Yeah, some are just weird though
You might be surprised that random results from breading between spices is actually very realistic.
Also lion's and tigers can go every way to Sunday, and some how produce a offspring.
"random results from *breading between spices* "
🤣😂😆
Tigers and Lions only produce sterile offspring, and only with certain pairings.
You mean breeding between species😂
Yo gimme that Kessel and Whatever the hell the Twi'Lek planet is
The Mother Machine was one of the most interesting things I encountered on SWTOR. I think was a Sith Inquisitor questline. My Character was a Zabrak. She needed it to remake herself to become a more powerfull force user.
Yeah, dying to the ghosts in your head isn't exactly a good expirience. '^^
the idea that near-humanoids are really near-rakatanoids is a really interesting concept that would make the star wars universe just a bit less human-centric and much more interesting
A little off topic but I have a theory on why female Dathomirians looked very pale to males. Perhaps at one time, they looked the same. However, the witches use magic which is a tangent of the Dark side of the force. Maybe all the uses of dark magic started to have lasting effects similar to how Sith Lords when using the Force and enslaving it turns their eyes yellow and in extreme cases deform their faces like Palpatine.
Perhaps the answers can be found with the Star Wars equivalent of Interspecies Reviewers?
I hate that I know this reference 😂
imagine this hybrid: a rancor and a lug beast
i dunno, just totally random lol
Am I imagining them getting it on or the offspring?
Also what's a lug beast
Both, Squirrel, both.
How about a Zillocor?
@@pedrokantor3997 ... Who's the father?
Jacen Syndulla model in rebels will forever haunt my dreams. He's just so... uncanny valley.
1:50 Hera looking at him like "What have I done..?"
This is what happens when you need to explain humans ability to breed with anything in a sci-fi setting instead of a Fantasy one. It was the same with Star Trek, though they used the idea that a different single species seeded the galaxy with their DNA as an explantion as to why everything came out looking human-oid.
At least "The Chase" answered in-universe why; Humans, Klingons, Cardassians, Romulans, Bajorans, Vulcans, Denobulans, and other humanoid races looked alike (even if Vulcans and Romulans were offshoots). The in-universe explanation for non-ridged Klingons in TOS-era Trek was a little more convoluted, if combining universes (or galaxies) I'd love to see a Federation human try breeding a Twi'lek just for cross-universal potential
I just assumed Cut's children were adopted as if they were his natural born children, they would most likely would've still been toddlers in the show. Even if they somehow inherited their father's accelerated aging, they would've been at or less than the equivalent of two yr-olds at the time of them meeting Rex.
You are absolutely correct! Copy-pasting from a post I made elsewhere in this comment section because so can: Canonically, Shaeeah, the girl, was born in 26 BBY, that’s four years before the Clone Wars even started. Similarly, Jek was born the year after Shaeeah, 25 BBY. So it makes a nice fan theory, but even doubling their age growth rate can’t account for their apparent on-screen age.
I was surprised to see hybrids in The Bad Batch, since in one of the X-Wing books in Legends I remember a conversation between a couple of the pilots about how hybrids were quite rare and usually frowned upon. One of the pilots tried dating a Bothan, and ended up being allergic to her fur, if I remember correctly. I thought that was the authors' way of differentiating Star Wars from a certain other huge sci-fi franchise where it seems there *must* be at least one hybrid per ship, no matter how incompatible the parent species may be.
Gavin wasn't allergic to Asyr's fur, That was Corran who found out he was allergic to a Selonian's fur, and in turn his sweat irritated her fur. Gavin and Asyr we're planning to adopt because as he so eloquently put it "the parts line up but it doesn't work on a genetic level."
@@williamcostigan91 thanks for that. It's been a while since I read the X-wing series.
@@violetlight1548 Not a problem, I was thinking about that scene before I saw your comment, and your right hybrid species are very rare in the old EU, usually they would just say "near human." Love X-Wing for bringing it up though. It's probably sacrilege to say this but the X-Wing series is my favorite of the extended universe, even more than the Thrawn Trilogy.
Copper-blooded Vulcans, Iron-blooded humans.
Mister Spock
I think the backstory of Starwars should have all the humanoids to have a common ancestor, explaining why the base anatomy is so prevalent in the galaxy.
Except there's plenty of aliens that are non-human animals like gungans, trandos, bothans, grand ewoks and wookies. And to suggest that they had human ancestors would imply that bestiality and zoophilia is common place in the star wars universe.
@@dtxspeaks268
I didn't say that or imply that.
You better talk about or at least mention the Jedi, Quinlan and Khaleen Hentz😊
There is also Kanan and Hera's son and several other hybrids. Humans and Twileks have been compatible the entire time and several other species have as well, I think that togrutas, pantorans, maybe chiss and the ppl of Luminara can all interbreed with each other and humans if they chose. I think it would be quite cool to see one of these hybrids as an mc in some future star wars media.
Not sure if it's possible canonically, but I remember back in HS while playing the Star Wars RPG, one of my characters was a Wookie-Ewok hybrid.
Well, genetics are weird and VERY complicated. Though it’s interesting to think of the origins of so many humanoid species sharing one point in their histories.
Female Dathomirians most likely had light skin as a product of natural selection, same with the appearance of the males. Think of what traits might make them attractive to their opposing gender. For example the color, muscle mass, and horns give the males a strong hunter/warrior look, the females appear fair skin, symmetric cute faces, and have petite bodies (yet curvy in the right places) to attract prospective warrior mates. The females probably do those tattoos for a similar effect to look more attractive and badass in the eyes of a male, males got tattoos as part of their coming of age rights of passage so they would have a fondness of those kind of tattoos which is why the females started doing it to catch the eye of males. BTW no lie Ventress is foxy ass hell, don't care what anyone thinks or says.
Let’s not forget the effects of the dark side. They were witches as a culture and living on a force nexus so no doubt the dark side had a powerful effect on their physiology and pale skin is one of the established effects of dark side use on humans
Dathomirians are also not hybrids in canon. They’re pure zabraks. Merely a subspecies. Not part human
It's fascinating to see how the lore is as grounded as possible when it comes to hibrids.
Simple rule of thumb the more human they looked the more likely you'll have to pay that child support
That was a thought that didn't need to exist in my mind. Duro + Nemoidian = ?
Wookie + ewok = ?
Latter is admittedly easy to comprehend, but the former... who's above?
Quarrens and Mon Calamari can breed, the two species are from the same planet and could be sister species.
Nemoidians are directly evolved from Duros so they can probably cross with them.
I’m surprised the two bear people haven’t been confirmed as relatives.
i always thought wookies were what old ewoks were since most wookies are hundreds of years old
@@michaelandreipalon359 ?
@@Reyma777 yeah, I knew Nemoidians were from Duros.
I wouldn’t care if compatible, twiliks are hot so are togrutas
Yeah...
Yep. :)
What about Miraluka? Some would simp for Visas Marr.
Bonk
Zeltans can get it too
One thing to realize, beyond Star Wars, is just how often in Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Science Fantasy, humans and other species were able to have offspring with each other - like Spock from Star Trek and Tanis Half-Elf from Dragonlance - I mean, the one is half-Vulcan and the other is a half-Elf. Something to think on.
I've been writing fanfiction about a secret love child between Aayla Secure and Kit Fisto, her name is Keira Morgiz, she looks mostly Nautolan woth green skin but has light blue spots showing her mother's heritage.
Something I wanted to mention about the Rakata and hybrids, the Flesh Raiders of Tython, an offshoot of the Rakata species that has regained some semblance of their old force sensitivity.
I always wondered about the kids ages. It always seemed inconsistent that they could have two kids in less than a year of his desertion. He being their stepfather makes much more sense and honestly I’m slightly ashamed the idea it didn’t occur to me before watching this.
Cuck on top of deserter. What a winner.
This was a great video. Thank you.
When I saw this episode, when I was younger, I just kinda assumed that Su's children were from an earlier relationship with a Twi'lek of a different colour.
I assumed I was completely wrong in this assumption when I saw this video in my feed only to be told I was correct in the different relationship part.
I am not even 2 minutes in and am already being dragged all over the place. 😅
# The Dahtomirian gender Dymorphism is easy to explain - Nightsister Magic
It is well established that the Force can manipulate life. Including creating new species like the Rakhghouls and various beasts via Sith-Alchemy. The Nightsisters were a bit more on the "grey side" of the force, but that just means they or their Ancestors might have had those skills.
This could also mean the Nightmother is strong in the force, as she could "supress" any incompatible factors during birth
# I too think the most likely explanation for genetic compatibility is the humans were the ancestors of many species - either via divergent evolution or genetic genetic engineering
# It is worth mentioning two things on mules:
- Hybrid sterility is based on missmatch in Gene order or chromosome number. With human derivates that is _much_ less likely to be an issue. I expect it with Twi'Leks and the like to have most issues (no Hair genes to match).
- a female Mule *can* foal. They somehow produce sex cells that only contain the mothers half of their DNA - making the child a half-sibling or half-clone. For rarity we are talking in the order of "60 documented cases in 500 years", but it happens.
Dathomirians are also not hybrids in canon. They’re pure zabraks, merely a local subspecies. Not human hybrids
I think Star Wars should at the very least, make Belsavis (a planet from SWTOR) canon. I say this because the main idea behind Belsavis, a place where the Rakata experimented and made new species, is an interesting and dark corner of the Galaxy. I’d say you don’t even have to make the Rakatan Empire canon, just everything on Belsavis.
I'm pretty sure every EU planet is canon, we just don't have any info about most of them in canon
The Rakata Empire being canon would help legitimize the purpose of Disney's star wars canon though
That OG Battlefront intro never gets old.
Donkey/horse hybrid is possible booth ways, it just has different names dependent on the combination.
Are humans and Togruta compatible? And if so what would a hybrid child of the two look like?
Honestly I think every star wars fan has thought about this at least once.....
If Twi'leks are not the staple for *Hot Alien GF* , they're pretty high up there
@@sparking023 I think the Asari have knocked them off that pedestal. I'm more of a Quarian kind of guy myself, but hey, to each their own.
@@sparking023 Zeltrons maybe. Or the Eldar if we're getting into 40K territory.
Sandpeople are compatible with humans (at least in legends). A'Sharad Hett/ Darth Krayt was half human/ half tusken
I've seen people at Walmart whom I'm pretty sure were half Hutt.
Ah yes the twi lek banger
Looks like Cut was living a better life than us
@@Unertl28 I guess you could say he was a cut above the rest
Even in Legends this subject was never very well cemented. Some Legends books said it was possible for humans to hybridize with other species like Zabrak and Twi'leks but others stated otherwise.
if you have watched the clone wars episode where he was introduced, it was mentioned that the kids lost their father before the deserted clone comes along
6:39 - Hinny: The result of a horse stallion mating with a female donkey. Hinnies are less common than mules and there might be subtle differences in appearance. Size: Varies greatly depending on the stallion and mare. --- It is because a mule and hinny are named differently based on their parents, not that they cant mate.
I do remember reading on wookieepedia as them being compatible, many twileks were slaves and most likely couldn't have children, and with the popularity of twileks especially the women, theyre probably were not allowed to have kids. Until they were free. Its also a small chance to see a twilek human hybrid for some reason. It has been hinted that force users can have children with other species without any problems, looking at canon, Hera had a son, and Cut was a step father to human children. Its highly possible that as mentioned that only female twilek and human males will only have children, which seems all but confirmed. Very interesting video.
Gotta love the ret con of Ventress causing such genetic problems for dantimiri. She was Ratataki not Dathimiri
Yeah. Didn't really see the point of changing her species
@@hollowkid97 the return of maul, savage opress son of dathomir novels and giving ventris a motivation to go to mother touzan to start it all
@@volrosku.6075 What would be the difference if maul was half zabrak half ratataki instead of dathomerian. A race of half human half zabrak. The human ancestry was never relevant. So why change it. Like I just don't see the necessity. It Would have been the same.
This is what I came for. I always wanted to know this. So finally content that I need
Love the videos keep it up
As far as I'm concerned, the universe that can make a planet-destroying laser can make a pill/operation to enable this stuff.
Bit of a boring explanation, but it lets the writers create any hybrid species they could want.
Cut's kids wherent his own in fact it would be impossible since it was only about a year after Geonosis that Cut was encountered by Rex its impossible to have two kids in such a short time. Plus we have already seen what a twilek human hybrid looks like with Hera and Kanan's son.
He literally says that immediately
@@tam2237 yeah but he also implies they are human/twilek hybrids which there is no proof of such a claim hell even in the bad batch their skin changed color.
@@nemisous83 their skin has human patches or blots not present in non hybrids.
@@connordorman117 then explain why their skin is different color in the bad batch also like I said earlier we have already seen what twilek/human hybrids look like with Kanan and Hera's son
@@nemisous83 they can look diff which is why they are different from white, also I’m talking about it original colour not what is going on now. Could be wrong but still.
Geetsly answering the questions we all want answered.
This is it right here. You know on startek I'm surprised there haven't been more episodes about it
Dathomirians are not hybrids in canon. They were pure Zabrak. Dathomirians were merely a Zabrak subspecies. Not humans
Yes, but all Zabraks are near-human, that means that their ancestors were humans.
I never assumed they were his kids anyway.
Tech, “I thought it was obvious.”
Star wars doesn't stress about what tenacle goes in what hole. They're more worried about war and survival.
Could’ve sworn Dave said a while back that cuts kids weren’t his, but humans could interbreed with Twileks
I’d do a twi-lek
... who wouldn't?
I wonder if Tougratas were capable with hybriding with humans.
They are in fact
This is a sick concept
After talking about the mother machine, I'm surprised you didn't talk about the father and daughter and brother, That came way before the infinite Empire, I think it would be relevant to the conversation considering the day created the Galaxy far far away as far as we know
Fueling Al Gore’s Rhythm
Dude you can make a topic like how every species in Star Wars wiped their butts seem interesting and I would still watch.
Actually, Episode 10, Season 2 of Clone Wars called "The Deserter" introduced to this clone and his family for the first time.
It’s always been my head cannon that the other humanoids just mutated from humans along time ago like all tomorrow’s but less horrifying.
So this says Humans were... in a way JUST what the Empire wanted... a master species.. just in a much different way then they expected or wanted.. since in this verse apparently we're some sorta master genetic template that half the SW galaxy can claim kinship with since they're Great, great ancestors was
I like to think this is sort of the same as humans in most fantasy RPGs. You don't have any traits that give you an advantage, but you can basically do anything to some extent.
So humans don't have those cool "alien" features that probably stem from adaptation to their environments, but at the same time humans are very adaptable. Just look how no other species on Earth can spread across different biomes like us. So I wouldn't call it too farfetched to say the human genome is just that flexible, making that an excellent species for genetic interference
Actually, since Cut grows 2x faster because he's a clone, it could explain why his children grew faster in such a short period of time.
Canonically, Shaeeah, the girl, was born in 26 BBY, that’s four years before the Clone Wars even started. Similarly, Jek was born the year after Shaeeah, 25 BBY. So it makes a nice fan theory, but even doubling their age growth rate can’t account for their apparent on-screen age.
I thought it was just star wars playing fast with biology again. Like in ROTS@@Tacticslion
Makes sense. I don't know when the canon lore of their birth dates were established, only that they were. (I can't even remember the factoid I listed to you, except that I wrote it, so I must have been pretty confident... two years ago, hahah! Probably because I'd looked it up for the Edge of the Empire game I was running when I stumbled across this.) @@dirtegarbage
Always wondered about the hybrid stuff in star wars.
Sith Pureblood - Human - Hybrids are my favorite since they seem to work both ways, are not sterile and basically look like Sith, but with lesser facial Horn/tentacles. And ofte look more orange than red.
Do you think the accelerated ageing could have been passed down through genetics?
Don't think so, as there was the case of Connor Freeman the son of a clone deserter who aged normally into adulthood.
Connor Freeman? Sounds like a child of Gordon's from Half-Life?
@@michaelandreipalon359 Or a John Conner/Gordan Freeman hybrid.
@@pedrokantor3997 Hmm, I see your point.
Anyhow, joke couplings aside, where's he from?
It's obviously the superior fett geans that's why they're able to have hybrid babies
Fun facts Kanan is actually the unknown bastard child of fett
This explains why he was able to also have a hybrid baby
Wait really, ok gonna look up Kanan lore now
Seriously?
@@tylercharles4587 yup jango never knew
But it's in the lore
@@tybuss6211 I hope you found it
Okay, now I wonder about the genetic capability between two Clones of different species and how the offspring would be affected. Which I had never wondered about until this video.
Now that's interesting topic and question entirely, and it even applies in other fictions and, if possible, in real life.
In Legends Asajj Ventress is a Rattataki and in Canon she's a Dathomirian female. Damn, that's confusing
Alternate title: Why your Star Wars Rule 34 could probably happen canonically.
Fax doe
*sips creamy coffee, both figuratively and literally in real life just earlier* Hmm, interspecies romances and couplings are interesting and all, but let's talk about the possibility of same-gendered couples conceiving children "magically" with the Force or with DNA fused with cloning (although that would only work with a powerful Force user and/or some cloning tech).
What, just curious, and yes, I might have played a lot of Mass Effect AND am currently watching a lot of certain cartoons lately...
*visible concern*
Some enterprising soul's pickup line was "for science" lol
Male horses crossed with female donkeys produce a hinny. They may not be called mules, but they do exist. They look more donkey like than mules.
So Cut was younger than his (adopted) children? Awkward. & awkward moves to freakishly weird when you take into account their ages.
For Suu herself, I guess it was a matter of, "Once you go human, the bed goes boomin'"? "If you go Clone, you'll love to bone"?
Ah, well you missed something, clones had accelerated aging, did they not? So perhaps, if they are indeed Cut's kids (which I believe they are), they may have inherited a bit of it, so it may still have happened.
Still doesn't work out. Rex meets Cut a year after the Battle of Genosis. Which... People tend to be pregnant for the majority of a year. And two kids of differing ages requires two pregnancies.
So unless you're implying that having half the DNA of a clone who was genetically altered to grow at only twice the speed could impregnate a woman twice and that his children would grow to the equivalent of ~4+ and ~6+ ALL within the space of a year (not to mention the time since having deserted and found this woman)... No. Just no.
"When a Human and a Zabrak love eachother very much....something, something, something, Dathomir, something, something, Darkside."
Finally I was always concerned about the genetics of that situation
The Senate disapproves of these hybrid species.
I am the senate
U are not the REAL Senate
@@madisonsosa21 No but might as well be. He always venerates the Senate
@@EdaugEthanbYT Hmm...good point
Well, we'll just have to make it legal then.
Bro I just took some shrooms and I cant focus on this shit......I'm just letting yall know I'm fucking blasted
Happy for you
lmao. though maybe better too not focus on this shit too much, it gets more cursed when you think about it more
I'm just imagining a half zabrak, half twi lek now
That would be awesome
Zeltrons, and Pantorans are my preference.💓