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2026-03-02T05:29:03Z

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			*[[Megumi Nekomata]]
	*[[Mei Nekomata]]		*[[Mei Nekomata]]
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Krayfishkarl: /* Known hybrids */

2026-02-27T14:06:28Z

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Krayfishkarl at 06:33, 27 February 2026

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	The origins of hybrids were largely considered unknown for most of humanity's spacefaring history. Most information comes from a rare eyewitness from [[John Veer]], a human astronaut from the distant past that was transported far into the future. According to him, the concept of hybrid human-animals have existed since before humanity became an interplanetary society. The first experiments into creating hybrids were funded by [[Shinichi Nekomata]], an enigmatic, wealthy philanthropist from the ancient Earth nation of Japan. He pursued these ventures motivated not by profit but purely on the basis that he wanted a world where catgirls existed.		The origins of hybrids were largely considered unknown for most of humanity's spacefaring history. Most information comes from a rare eyewitness from [[John Veer]], a human astronaut from the distant past that was transported far into the future. According to him, the concept of hybrid human-animals have existed since before humanity became an interplanetary society. The first experiments into creating hybrids were funded by [[Shinichi Nekomata]], an enigmatic, wealthy philanthropist from the ancient Earth nation of Japan. He pursued these ventures motivated not by profit but purely on the basis that he wanted a world where catgirls existed.

	Initial experiments were not quite as straightforward as simply using cat DNA alone failed to achieve desirable results. Thus, they eventually came to incorporate traits of other animals which produced an entirely unintentional species - the werewolf. Eventually, after many years of more experimentation, a catgirl was conceived. She was named Mei and was adopted by Shinichi to raise as a daughter.		Initial experiments were not quite as straightforward as simply using cat DNA alone failed to achieve desirable results. Thus, they eventually came to incorporate traits of other animals which produced an entirely unintentional species - the werewolf. Eventually, after many years of more experimentation, a catgirl was conceived. She was named [[Mei Nekomata\|Mei]] and was adopted by Shinichi to raise as a daughter.

	Unfortunately, at age 15, Mei was diagnosed with cancer and suffered a variety of other health complications, possibly as a byproduct of the experiments. This was not helped by the fact that eventually, the United Nations came to ban genetic engineering following a conflict where some nations began to create genetically engineered soldiers through mass cloning. In desperation, Shinichi tried to continue looking to cure Mei in secret, but was shortly arrested and imprisoned for life. Shortly following Mei's death, Shinichi went missing from his cell and was never seen again.		Unfortunately, at age 15, Mei was diagnosed with cancer and suffered a variety of other health complications, possibly as a byproduct of the experiments. This was not helped by the fact that eventually, the United Nations came to ban genetic engineering following a conflict where some nations began to create genetically engineered soldiers through mass cloning. In desperation, Shinichi tried to continue looking to cure Mei in secret, but was shortly arrested and imprisoned for life. Shortly following Mei's death, Shinichi went missing from his cell and was never seen again.

Krayfishkarl at 06:32, 27 February 2026

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	For the most part, hybrid physiology is largely identical to that of humans. However, on average, they tend to have much keener senses of smell and hearing than most humans. While they tend to have much better nightvision, colorblindness tends to be a lot more common, usually of the red-green variety.		For the most part, hybrid physiology is largely identical to that of humans. However, on average, they tend to have much keener senses of smell and hearing than most humans. While they tend to have much better nightvision, colorblindness tends to be a lot more common, usually of the red-green variety.
	==History==		==History==
	The origins of hybrids were largely considered unknown for most of humanity's spacefaring history. Most information comes from a rare eyewitness from [[John Veer]], a human astronaut from the distant past that was transported far into the future. According to him, the concept of hybrid human-animals have existed since before humanity became an interplanetary society. The first experiments into creating hybrids were ~~conducted~~ by [[Shinichi Nekomata]], an enigmatic, wealthy philanthropist from the ancient Earth nation of Japan. He ~~funded a research firm~~ motivated not by profit but purely on the basis that he wanted a world where catgirls existed.		The origins of hybrids were largely considered unknown for most of humanity's spacefaring history. Most information comes from a rare eyewitness from [[John Veer]], a human astronaut from the distant past that was transported far into the future. According to him, the concept of hybrid human-animals have existed since before humanity became an interplanetary society. The first experiments into creating hybrids were funded by [[Shinichi Nekomata]], an enigmatic, wealthy philanthropist from the ancient Earth nation of Japan. He pursued these ventures motivated not by profit but purely on the basis that he wanted a world where catgirls existed.

	Initial experiments were not quite as straightforward as simply using cat DNA alone failed to achieve desirable results. Thus, they eventually came to incorporate traits of other animals which produced an entirely unintentional species - the werewolf. Eventually, after many years of more experimentation, a catgirl was conceived. She was named Mei and was adopted by Shinichi to raise as a daughter.		Initial experiments were not quite as straightforward as simply using cat DNA alone failed to achieve desirable results. Thus, they eventually came to incorporate traits of other animals which produced an entirely unintentional species - the werewolf. Eventually, after many years of more experimentation, a catgirl was conceived. She was named Mei and was adopted by Shinichi to raise as a daughter.

Krayfishkarl at 06:28, 27 February 2026

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 Hybrids are the second most common intelligent species after humans, mostly due to their physical similarities and ease of adaptation into human-specific technology and equipment. Because of their superficial resemblance to humans aside from their animal traits, they are often passed off as humans with very little distinction.
 ==Known hybrids==
 *[[Raven Hydecroft]]

Krayfishkarl: /* Known hybrids */

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	*[[Raven Hydecroft]]		*[[Raven Hydecroft]]
	*[[Emily Reeds]]		*[[Emily Reeds]]
			*[[Skoll Ulfenlock]]
			*[[Hati Ulfenlock]]
			*[[Garm Ulfenlock]]
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Krayfishkarl at 05:07, 1 December 2025

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	Hybrids are the offspring of [[human]]s and [[werewolf\|werewolves]]. Despite the two species having dramatically different appearances, they are still genetically compatible. The resulting offspring tend to look almost entirely human but with various minor animal traits such as the addition of an extra pair of ears or a tail. Traits that have been observed so far can resemble wolves, foxes, cats or raccoons among others.		'''Hybrids''' are the offspring of [[human]]s and [[werewolf\|werewolves]]. Despite the two species having dramatically different appearances, they are still genetically compatible. The resulting offspring tend to look almost entirely human but with various minor animal traits such as the addition of an extra pair of ears or a tail. Traits that have been observed so far can resemble wolves, foxes, cats or raccoons among others.

	Hybrids are the second most common intelligent species after humans, mostly due to their physical similarities and ease of adaptation into human-specific technology and equipment. Because of their superficial resemblance to humans aside from their animal traits, they are often passed off as humans with very little distinction.		Hybrids are the second most common intelligent species after humans, mostly due to their physical similarities and ease of adaptation into human-specific technology and equipment. Because of their superficial resemblance to humans aside from their animal traits, they are often passed off as humans with very little distinction.

Krayfishkarl at 03:58, 1 December 2025

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	*[[Raven Hydecroft]]		*[[Raven Hydecroft]]
			*[[Emily Reeds]]
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Krayfishkarl at 02:59, 14 May 2025

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	Hybrids are the second most common intelligent species after humans, mostly due to their physical similarities and ease of adaptation into human-specific technology and equipment. Because of their superficial resemblance to humans aside from their animal traits, they are often passed off as humans with very little distinction.		Hybrids are the second most common intelligent species after humans, mostly due to their physical similarities and ease of adaptation into human-specific technology and equipment. Because of their superficial resemblance to humans aside from their animal traits, they are often passed off as humans with very little distinction.
	==Known hybrids==		==Known hybrids==
	*[[Raven]]		*[[Raven Hydecroft]]
	[[Category:Life forms]]		[[Category:Life forms]]

Krayfishkarl at 01:48, 14 May 2025

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	Hybrids are the second most common intelligent species after humans, mostly due to their physical similarities and ease of adaptation into human-specific technology and equipment. Because of their superficial resemblance to humans aside from their animal traits, they are often passed off as humans with very little distinction.		Hybrids are the second most common intelligent species after humans, mostly due to their physical similarities and ease of adaptation into human-specific technology and equipment. Because of their superficial resemblance to humans aside from their animal traits, they are often passed off as humans with very little distinction.
			==Known hybrids==
			*[[Raven]]
	[[Category:Life forms]]		[[Category:Life forms]]