Interspecies Adoption: Difference between revisions

m
Mass update links
m (remove unneccessary quote box template)
m (Mass update links)
Line 6:
Even in settings where [[Talking Animal]], [[Civilized Animal]], or [[Funny Animal]] animals exist, adoptions will still happen between parents and children. Some parents are caring enough to take in a child, regardless of their species. They may be [[Raised By Wolves|animals raising a human child]], [[Raised By Humans|humans raising an animal child]], animals raising animals of a different species, or any combonation of the three. It doesn't matter, [[Happily Adopted|as adoption is still adoption]], and [[Good Parents|parents will always be parents]]. The subject of the adoption may or may not even be an issue among society.
 
This is a supertrope of [[Raised By Wolves]] and [[Raised By Humans]], as well as cases that aren't covered by either trope. It may also overlap with [[Moses in The BullrushesBulrushes]] and (especially in comic settings) [[Oblivious Adoption]].
 
{{examples|Examples:}}
 
== Anime And Manga ==
Line 51:
* Penn in ''[[Soul Nomad and The World Eaters]]'' is adopted by the Nereids. This is part of a breeding plan when he turns 18.
* ''[[F-Zero]]'''s Leon, [[Retcon|depending on the game]] (although both examples still fit). In ''X'', he's adopted by Mrs. Arrow and her husband Super Arrow, a [[They Fight Crime|crime-fighting]] [[Superhero]] [[Battle Couple|couple]]. According to ''GX'', however, he was instead adopted by Fable, a soldier belonging to the race that attacked Leon's homeworld twelve years ago (which led to the poor kid [[Parental Abandonment|losing his parents]] and [[Eye Scream|his left eye]], [[War Is Hell|as well as Zou becoming an economical dump]]) who [[Heel Face Turn|rebelled]] [[Defector From Decadence|when he became disgusted by their tactics]]. Leon's a bipedal cat-like alien, the Arrows are human, and Fable is another species of extraterrestrial being.
* After the [[Time Skip]] in ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'', {{spoiler|the [[Half -Human Hybrid|half-human, half-Esper]] Terra is shown [[Promotion to Parent|to have adopted some children from Mobliz]] whose parents were killed by [[Big Bad|Kefka's]] [[Light Is Not Good|Light of Judgment]].}}
* At the end of ''[[Final Fantasy IV the After Years]]'', {{spoiler|[[Redemption Equals Life|the last remaining Maenad]] is adopted by Rydia and christened Cuore.}} This is a bit of an ambiguous example as {{spoiler|the Maenads are a race of [[Artificial Human|Artificial Humans]] made in Rydia's image by [[The Man Behind the Man|The Creator]].}}
* After her parents were killed by [[Space Pirates]], [[Metroid|Samus Aran]] was adopted by the [[Perfect Pacifist People|Chozo]], an ancient race of bird-like creatures that raised her and trained her to be [[Bounty Hunter|what she is]].
* In ''[[Devil May Cry]] 2'', [[The Reveal|a big deal is made out of]] {{spoiler|Lucia being [[Artificial Human|a flawed demonic construct]] of [[Big Bad|Arius]] instead of Matier's biological daughter. After going through a [[Heroic BSOD]] and [[What Measure Is a Non -Human?|struggling with the ramifications of her true nature for a bit]], Matier comforts Lucia and outright tells her, "You are my daughter." This gives Lucia the strength to carry on and break out of her [[Cloning Blues]] complex.}}
* ''[[Neverwinter Nights 2]]''. The protagonist's race can change, but the foster father is always the same.
 
Line 75:
* [[Cat Dog]] continually brought up one particular issue over the course of the series: Where did CatDog actually come from? For as long as they can remember, they'd always lived on their own. The series ended with CatDog going on a long journey to find their parents. It was never revealed ''how'' CatDog came to be, but for a brief time after they were born, they had been raised by a frog for a father and a sasquatch for a mother. They were all separated in a storm.
* Darwin from [[The Amazing World of Gumball]] used to just be the Waterson family's pet fish, but he developed intelligence, grew legs, became Gumball's best friend, and the family adopted him as one of their own.
* In ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (Animation)|My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic]]'', Twilight Sparkle (a unicorn) had to induce a dragon egg to hatch as part of her entrance exam in magic school. She ends up being a [[Cool Big Sis]]/[[Parental Substitute]] to him, who serves as her underling and assistant.
* ''[[Buzz Lightyear of Star Command]]'' probably topped this concept beyond most other examples by having a human girl being adopted by two robots.
 
Line 92:
[[Category:Adopt an Index]]
[[Category:Interspecies Adoption]]
[[Category:Trope]][[Category:Pages with comment tags]]