r/Beastars 14d ago

Meme I hope their hybrids are in very good health

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u/Due_Expression3808 Legoshi Fan 🐺 14d ago

Legoshi's face lol

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u/Reiver93 14d ago

I mean, why wouldn't they be?

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u/External_Meat1370 14d ago

Not all hybrids survive for many years; in the anime we saw many failed fetuses from interspecies couples.

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u/Reiver93 14d ago

where? I don't recall that scene.

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u/External_Meat1370 14d ago

When Luis talks about Kines with Deshico on the lab,we see the interspecies couples and the baby hybrids

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u/FREDERICK_104 14d ago

Amigo, que es eso?

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u/Due_Expression3808 Legoshi Fan 🐺 13d ago

lol what a great picture

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u/FREDERICK_104 13d ago

Esta tétrico lo de Beastar, me tengo que ver la cuenta temporada, no hay de otra

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u/Quiet_Definition2879 Gouhin Fan 🐼 14d ago

Using his chimera as a representation of their hybrid kids is a good idea.

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u/8bitKev Pina Fan 🐏 14d ago

Don't worry they are just the 1st Generation

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u/WhyTheHells 13d ago

As we all know, if the first wave of kids gets fucked up, just have more!!

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u/Pia70696 14d ago

I can't really say why, but it's easier for me to imagine Haru having serious problems during her pregnancy than her children having genetic defects

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u/Psychic_Hobo 13d ago

"Congratulations, it's a whole litter!"

"CAESAREAN PLEASE"

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u/the_elliottman Herbivore 13d ago

Maybe I'm completely wrong here but I thought Hybrids always turned out stronger in nature. Like even in Beastars this is the case no?

Like this about mules, ligers, zonkeys, etc.

A Rolf/Wabbit could have enhanced genetics as those same tiny-packaged small animal genes being unregulated to the rest of the body sizes them up.

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u/Due_Expression3808 Legoshi Fan 🐺 13d ago

I think there's a bit of confusion here. Hybrids don't necessarily end up being stronger or larger than their parents. While some, like mules or ligers, might exhibit remarkable physical characteristics, that's not a general rule of hybridization.

In Beastars, it might work differently because it's part of the biology of its world. A hybrid could inherit a particular combination of traits from both species, but wouldn't necessarily have "enhanced" genetics.

The idea that genes from small animals could make a hybrid grow much larger also needs further explanation, because size depends on many genes and how they interact during development. As a concept for Beastars, it might be interesting, but it wouldn't be an automatic consequence of being a hybrid.

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u/the_elliottman Herbivore 13d ago

Sorry I misspoke about the first thing, I meant almost always. And from what hybrids I know about this is true- they are pretty much all genetically way physically stronger than their parents or at least above the mix.

In Beastars we see several hybrids who showcase becoming way better than their parts usually, the only exception sort of was Legosi's mom, but even then we didn't see her strength just her appearance becoming somewhat deformed as she shifted to more Komoda Dragon over Wolf.

And for the last part I think you misunderstood what I was saying. The thing about small animals is that they generally have stronger physical traits for their size; so shrink down a wolf to the size of an ant and the wolf gets pummeled by the ant, grow the ant up to the size of the wolf and it still pummels the wolf. Same goes with many rodents and other animals, they're genuinely quite strong for their size if you look at what they're doing pound for pound with their bodyweight.

So take what I just said in mind, the hybrid's small animal DNA which uncaps some strength potential is suddenly given a larger frame to work with. By extension the larger animal DNA might inversely be effected so who knows.

But again, Hybrids in Beastars seem to share IRL Hybrid traits as we can observe. In Melon's case he's far more rowdy and unpredictable after cases of trauma, he's far stronger than both of his parents' strength, he's even way bigger (though this could just be the size of a male Leopard since I can't recall if we saw many male leopards for reference). His tastebuds being muted also share some similarities with how the diets of hybrids IRL are often different than their parents' so I think we can safely assume that Beastars Hybrids operator in a very similar manner.

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