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* The Sci-fi novel ''I, Weapon'' deals with a universe that is essentially the aftermath of this with hundreds of variant human species who have adpated to the various planets of the universe, albeit in some cases with extensive genetic manipulation. |
* The Sci-fi novel ''I, Weapon'' deals with a universe that is essentially the aftermath of this with hundreds of variant human species who have adpated to the various planets of the universe, albeit in some cases with extensive genetic manipulation. |
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* [[Anime]] example: A ''[[Doraemon]]'' Tool allows an individual to adapt to any environmental condition, no matter how extreme (high temperature, high gravity, non-breathable atmosphere, etc). The drawback is that it must be reapplied to each individual every 24-hours. {{spoiler|Giant and Tsuneo was nearly crushed by the oceanic pressure when they wandered away from the underwater summer camp without Doraemon's permission.}} |
* [[Anime]] example: A ''[[Doraemon]]'' Tool allows an individual to adapt to any environmental condition, no matter how extreme (high temperature, high gravity, non-breathable atmosphere, etc). The drawback is that it must be reapplied to each individual every 24-hours. {{spoiler|Giant and Tsuneo was nearly crushed by the oceanic pressure when they wandered away from the underwater summer camp without Doraemon's permission.}} |
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* In the [[Webcomic]] ''[[Dreamwalk Journal]]'' and sequels, although never stated directly, it's heavily implied that this is how the planet Cyeatea's human/arthropod hybrids originated. |
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