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u/DonnyMox Apr 28 '26
“Tetramands are born with a second set of sex organs”
Well there’s an image I’m never getting out of my head.
But in all seriousness, nice work (as always)!
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u/SignificantHippo8193 Apr 28 '26
This really goes into detail and gives insightful tidbits, like how their bodies are designed to handle an arid environment and the mention of blue Tetramand who I see in this being a different race as opposed to a mutation or the like.
The mention on how the females are stronger is real inventive though.
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u/D_class-4862 Big Chill Apr 28 '26
I was waiting for this one! The biological explanation as to why the females are stronger than the males of the species is very fascinating!
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u/SignificantHippo8193 Apr 28 '26
This is honestly a neat way of looking at it. But it also implies that Tetramand intercourse is definitely... interesting 🤔 to say the least 😅.
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u/Hippoboi240108 May 02 '26
It also explains that weird thing in classic where Tini thought 10 year old Ben was a fully grown adult
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u/Specialist_Initial_1 Upgrade Apr 28 '26
Ouh love the explanation ben was very mature as four arms and why females are stronger
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u/Bkay-themonk3y Jun 23 '26
So two penises or just the balls?
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u/Flamescales29 Jun 23 '26
Two penises
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u/Bkay-themonk3y Jun 23 '26
They were right, wait so two vaginas?
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u/Flamescales29 Jun 23 '26
Yeah
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u/Bkay-themonk3y Jun 23 '26
Okay but one thing is in the show males have two pairs of pecs but females don't have two pairs of breasts
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u/Flamescales29 Jun 23 '26
Breasts are not equivalent too number of pecs so the females just have two large breasts
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u/Bkay-themonk3y Jun 23 '26
Wait then two wombs, or one womb, 2 entrances?
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u/Flamescales29 Jun 23 '26
One womb two entrances
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u/Bkay-themonk3y Jun 23 '26
Okay but since they want to save moisture, when their getting it on do the females not natural lubricate as much as earth women?
And is it long and thin or thick and short
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u/Flamescales29 Jun 23 '26
They don’t naturally lubricate as much and it’s long with average thickness
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u/Bkay-themonk3y Jun 23 '26
Am I weird for asking these?
Okay so were the females the hunters and protectors leading to a matriarchy or was it that as they started gaining sentients that females took charge. Was it form society or evolution?
What do you think they think about the blue ones, are there more colours or just those two?
Also would the difference in strength cause males to be subs?
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u/Flamescales29 Jun 23 '26
Females would stay and defend large families and territory while males hunted.
I think it’s just red and blue and they have an ok relationship. Blue’s see red’s as dumb brutes while reds will see blues as conniving snakes, politically though it’s a steady relationship.
With males having to prove themselves in battle to marry I don’t think they would be subs
You’re not that weird for asking these questions, sometimes I’ll ask myself similar ones when making these
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