History Main / UnevenHybrid

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' features Alexander Xanatos. His mother is half human and half [[TheFairFolk fairy]] (even the daughter of the fairy queen Titania), and because his father is a human, he is one quarter fairy. Still, he is able to use magic.
** The new Olympians are hybrids of humans, animals and fairies. Fairies can change they shape and mate with any other creature. And somehow that's how the new Olympians came about, who look largely like various [[BeastMen beastmen]].

* ''WesternAnimation/DanVs'': Chris is 1/16th [[CanadaEh Canadian]]. It should be noted that in this series, Canadians are [[OurWerebeastsAreDifferent werebears]].

* Mel in ''{{Series/Tracker}}''. Her grandfather was supposed to have been Cirronian by WordOfGod, although it never was officially revealed onscreen before the show was axed. That makes her 3/4 human and 1/4 Cirronian.

* ''ComicBook/{{Invincible}}'':
** Mark "Invincible" Grayson is half human, half Viltrumite. He later fathers a daughter with [[spoiler:Atom Eve]], who is 3/4 human, 1/4 Viltrumite.
** [[spoiler:In addition, when he is raped by the Viltrumite Anissa, she becomes pregnant with a son who is 1/4 human, 3/4 Viltrumite.]]
** Mark's half-brother, Oliver "Kid Omni-Man" Grayson, is a half-Viltrumite, half-[[InsectoidAliens Thraxan]] NonHumanHumanoidHybrid. He later marries a [[StarfishAliens shrimp-like alien]] named Haluma and has NonHumanHumanoidHybrid children with ''her''.

* ''Manga/{{Claymore}}'': Claymores are humans implanted with Yoma mutagens. Claire is a 2nd-generation Claymore, implanted with the mutagens of a previous Claymore, making her 'one-fourth-Yoma'. This ends up a general advantage; while her power level is generally lower than that of first-generations, she doesn't run the risk of going berserk or turning into an Awakened abomination, meaning she can unleash her powers and mutate herself at least ''four'' times without going insane.
** Later on, the Organization catches onto this and makes a new batch of 2nd-generation kids. According to them, the tests were extremely promising.

* Silvia de Alisia from ''Anime/GenesisOfAquarion'' is a descendant of Apollonius and Celiane and a Shadow Angel/Human hybrid.

* Sylphiette from ''Literature/MushokuTenseiJoblessReincarnation'' has a half-elf as her father. Her mother was not fully human, but had [[ALittleBitBeastly beast race ancestry]], which is why Sylphiette is not a pure quarter elf. In the finale, she has two children with the fully human Rudeus, named Lucy and Sieghart. Although both have only one-eighth elven blood, they still have pointy ears.
** Cliff Grimoire looks like a pure human. However, it is later revealed that he is a quarter [[{{Hobbits}} halfling]].

* Frederica from ''Literature/ReZero'' is the daughter of a human woman and a [[BeastMan half-beast man]]. Because of this, she is three-quarters human. However, [[MarkOfTheSupernatural one visible sign]] of her non-human ancestry are her fangs. She can also take the form of a [[PantheraAwesome giant lioness]].
* Yifa from ''Literature/TheReincarnationOfTheStrongestExorcistInAnotherWorld'' can see [[ElementalEmbodiment elementals]] that are normally invisible to humans. She later learns that she is descended from the elves and that is why she has this ability. However, she looks completely human, which means her elf ancestor must be a long time ago.

* Arahabaki Nonko from ''Manga/YuunaAndTheHauntedHotSprings'' is descended from infamous oni Shutendoji. This manifests as super strength, an oni horn when she uses her power, and an inordinate fondness for alcohol.
* ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'''s Yusuke Urameshi is distantly descended from Raizen, a demon, and a human woman. He's far enough removed from Raizen that his demonic powers don't awaken [[BackFromTheDead the first time he dies]] until it happens again in his battle with Sensui.

* The ''Film/StarTrek2009'' fanfic ''Fanfic/WrittenInTheStars'' has a ''Three-Quarter'' Human Hybrid in Amanda Georgiana Kirk, born of HalfHumanHybrid Spock and full Human Fem!Kirk.
** It's mentioned in the first chapter that Amanda Kirk goes on to marry a human and have a daughter of her own, making Ama's kid a ''very'' uneven hybrid (Seven-Eighths Human versus One-Eighth Vulcan).
* ''Fanfic/TheManyDatesOfDannyFenton'': [[spoiler:Regardless of the real or alternate endings, Danny's kids will have uneven genetics. Their father is half-human and half-ghost. His chosen girl, [[ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} Kara Kent]], is a Kryptonian. Marrying a ghost like [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheGhoulSchool Phantasma]] would make his child 1/4th human, marrying a human like WesternAnimation/KimPossible makes would make them 1/4th ghost.]]

* In ''Fanfic/SupermanOf2499TheGreatConfrontation'', the descendants of Franchise/{{Superman}} and ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} have been marrying and breeding with humans and even [[Franchise/WonderWoman Amazons]] during twenty generations. As a result of it, each member of the House of El has different strengths and even powers. Hence, Kath's brother getting crippled because he's super-strong but not invulnerable.
* ''FanFic/EigengrauZweiDieWeltIstGrauGeworden'': Blackbird Coffyn is the daughter of a hippogriff -half-pony, half-griffon- and a pony.

* [[Fanfic/EngieMainMultiverse Pokemon Orange]] has a mostly-human, slightly-Pikachu Ash Ketchum.

* Martin Brundle, the SpinOffspring protagonist of ''Film/TheFlyII'', is 75% human and 25% fly due to his ill-fated father being a HalfHumanHybrid. Initially he looks completely human (though subject to RapidAging), but once the insect genes fully kick in he undergoes a {{Metamorphosis}} into a monster. Because he's born with the genes he's much stronger and faster than his father was, and because he's uneven he retains his human morals and intellect. In the end, [[spoiler:spoiler:he manages to become fully human by swapping his fly genes with the human genes of the Big Bad, much to the latter's dismay]].

* ''Literature/TolkiensLegendarium'':
** Aragorn has distant elven and Maia (angel) ancestry by virtue of being descended from Elros Tar-Minyatur, the half-elven first King of Númenor. Elros was technically more elven than human,[[note]]Nine of his great-grandparents were Elves, six were Men, and the remaining one was Melian the Maia[[/note]] and started out immortal, but chose mortality later in life. Elros' brother is Elrond, who remained immortal, and his elven children, Elladan, Elrohir, and Arwen, are thus part-human and part-Maia.
** Boromir and Faramir also have distant elven ancestry, as their late mother, Finduilas, was descended from Galador, the first Prince of Dol Amroth, whose mother was a Silvan Elf.

* Late in the ''Literature/LabyrinthsOfEcho'' series, Max learns that most of his colleagues have non-humans down their bloodlines: Juffin, like most Kettarians, has some [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werefox]] blood in him; Shurf is descended from the [[OurElvesAreDifferent elves]]; Melifaro has both [[OurDwarvesAreAllTheSame dwarven]] ''and'' [[OurGiantsAreBigger giant]] ancestors; Melamori has a lot of elven and [[{{Invisibility}} faff]] blood. In fact, the only pure-blooded humans in Secret Investigations are Kofa and Max himself (insofar one disregards his birth in an entirely different world).

* The Tates from the ''Literature/GarrettPI'' novels have a bit of elf blood on both sides of the family, although it's not obvious from their looks.
* The Ohmsford family in the ''Literature/{{Shannara}}'' books. The story starts with the half-elf, Shea, then continues with his descendants, whose elven blood becomes increasingly diluted through intermarriage with humans. Eventually, one of their lines marries back into the elves ([[spoiler:Wren]] is a prominent example), and the main line marries an elf, though the resulting children, Redden and Railing, still consider themselves mostly human.
* In the novels ''Literature/GoblinMoon'' and ''The Gnome's Engine'', Lord Skelbrooke is strongly implied to have a bit of fey blood. [[spoiler:The Duchess is secretly an inversion, with a substantial degree of fey blood from both sides of her family.]]

* ''Franchise/StarTrek'' [[Literature/StarTrekNovelVerse novelverse]]:
** In the ''Literature/StarTrekTitan'' novels Will Riker and Deanna Troi try several times to have children. Deanna miscarries twice, then manages to carry a quarter-Betazoid daughter to term. The ''VideoGame/StarTrekOnline'' novel ''Literature/TheNeedsOfTheMany'' states in turn that Natasha Riker-Troi married Rene Picard (son of Jean-Luc Picard and Beverly Crusher) and had three children with him.
** Commander Phillipa Matthias, a minor character appearing in the ''Literature/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineRelaunch'' series, is mostly human with a Vulcan grandfather. She in turn is married to a Bajoran and [[HeinzHybrid has two children with him]]. (Matthias also appears in ''VideoGame/StarTrekOnline'' as ship's counselor of the ''Enterprise''-F.)
* In the ''Literature/SabinaKane'' series humans with red hair have a trace of vampire ancestry. ([[OurVampiresAreDifferent All vampires have red hair.]])
* In the ''Literature/WildCards'' series, [[HumanAlien Doctor Tachyon's]] grandson Blaise, who is three-quarters human.
* Creator/MikhailAkhmanov's ''Literature/ArrivalsFromTheDark'' series is mainly focused on various descendants of Paul Richard Corcoran, whose mother is impregnated with the seed of a [[HumanAlien Faata]] while she is [[AlienAbduction abducted]]. All of Paul's descendants fit this trope, although not all tend to manifest Faata PsychicPowers and unusually long life (the so-called "Corcoran Curse"). In fact, with each generation, the chances of the latent abilities manifesting are reduced, as the Faata genes get even more diluted by human blood. The ''Trevelyan's Mission'' series takes place about 1000 years after the death of Paul Richard Corcoran, and the protagonist eventually finds out that he is one of Corcoran's descendants. By that point, the "Curse" has long been forgotten, as it hasn't manifested itself through Corcoran's countless descendants for a long time. [[spoiler:And yes, Ivar Trevelyan ends up developing PsychicPowers himself]].
* Both ''Literature/TheirsNotToReasonWhy'' and ''Literature/FirstSalikWar'' feature several of these thanks to [[EnergyBeings Feyori]] deliberately breeding their genetics into all possible sentient races over thousands of years.
* The children of Tanis [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Half-Elven]] and Laurana in the later ''{{Literature/Dragonlance}}'' books are 3/4 elf, 1/4 human. It's also mentioned that some of the Kagonesti or "Wild" elves have a small amount of human ancestry that Tanis can see in their faces.

* ''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'': When demigods and humans have children together, that child is called legacy. Legacies' children are also considered legacies regardless of whether the other parent is demigod, human, or legacy, although most legacies are quarter-gods. There are so many legacies in New Rome that almost every resident has some divine blood in them. But the further away the divine ancestor is, the weaker the legacy's powers. When Nico di Angelo sees Octavian (a legacy of Apollo) and Will Solace (a son of Apollo) together, he realizes that the divine, which makes Will special, is utterly absent from Octavian. Frank Zhang, despite being already a demigod, is also a legacy, as he is a distant descendant of Poseidon on his mother's side.
* ''Literature/TheShadowhunterChronicles'':
** Tessa Gray is a warlock (demon-human child) who ended up marrying into the Herondales, a Shadowhunter family. This means that all of her Herondale descendants, including Jace Herondale, are part-demon. The Blackthorns may also be her possible descendants, as her daughter, Lucie, married a certain Jesse Blackthorn.
** Kit Herondale has some amount of faerie ancestry, since he's descended from the Lost Heir, the eldest daughter of the Seelie Queen and the Unseelie King.
** Sebastian Morgenstern is a shadowhunter who is partly a demon. His blood is demonic enough to set off a spell in Alicante that requires demonic blood. He is also much stronger than a regular shadowhunter. However, his demonic origins have [[AlwaysChaoticEvil completely tainted his personality]], which angers Valentine.
** Helen and Mark Blackthorn are the children of a shadowhunter and a fairy. They are one quarter angel, one quarter human, and one half fairy. However, because the angel blood is dominant, they are still [[{{Nephilim}} nephilim]], like the other shadowhunters
* The German booklet series ''Maddrax'' has the mendrites, which are the children of [[FishPeople hydrites]] and humans. Later there is also a whole city, in which humans, hydrites and mendrites have common descendants. As a result, most mendrites have different proportions of human and hydritic DNA. Some of them look almost like humans, while others look almost like hydrites.

* ''Literature/SpinningSilver'': Irina has one [[TheFairFolk Staryk]] ancestor, whose [[AnIcePerson magic]] attenuated with each generation until she was left with only mild SupernaturalSensitivity. However, her Staryk silver jewellery [[AmplifierArtifact amplifies]] that remnant enough to let her [[DimensionalTraveler travel to and from the Staryk world]].
* In ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'', the Horneaters are the descendants of human and [[OurOrcsAreDifferent Parsh]] intermarriage. They look mostly like humans with stark red hair, although they have throat-teeth that let them eat horn and shells, hence their name. Vedens are an even more straight example, since they look entirely human with only their red hair being an indicator of their descent from the Horneaters. Herdazians are also descendants of human and Parsh intermarriage, though in their case it manifests with them having hardened, carapace-like fingernails.

* ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'':
** There are some families with a trace of elf blood (explaining why [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness some early books]] had occasional references to "elves" who weren't ''entirely'' sadistic monsters). This just gives them pointy ears and a tendency to giggle and sunburn easily.
** In ''Literature/SoulMusic'', one of Susan's classmates had a great-grandmother who was seduced by Blind Io, and is therefore a hemi-semi-demigoddess.
** It's also mentioned in some of the witch books that, while dwarf/human hybrids are rare, they are just common enough that some Lancrastrian families have a bit of dwarf blood. This ''possibly'' explains why the Ogg family have natural talents towards magic and ironwork, as well as Nanny Ogg being a couple of heads shorter than most people. Nanny has suggested it may also explain Granny Weatherwax's "skills" at baking, but she was probably being sarcastic.
* ''Literature/InCryptid'': [[spoiler:Fran]] was half-human and half-Kairos, and her descendants carry some of their [[UnluckilyLucky unconscious luck powers]], though it diminishes with each generation. The current generation is only 1/16 Kairos, though [[spoiler:two of them (Elsie and Artie) are also half-lilu]].
* In ''Literature/TheSagaOfTheNobleDead'', the half-elf Leesil meets a young woman in a village who is three-quarters elf and one-quarter human. Her elven grandmother was raped by three human bandits, and gave birth to a daughter shortly thereafter. This half-elf was the mother of said three-quarter elf, and she left the elf village because the elves considered her ''too human'' and didn't get along with her.

* ''Literature/OddlyEnough'':
** In "In the Frog King's Court", main character Dennis discovers one of his ancestors was actually a frog who turned into a human, meaning he's mostly human but part frog himself from over twenty generations back. It's still enough to show through, giving him bigger eyes and a feeling of home whenever he's in a swamp.
** In "The Hardest, Kindest Gift", the main character is one eighth FallenAngel; his father and uncles were each a quarter fallen angel, and displayed unusual features, with one having different-colored eyes and another a boar-like fang, as well as having a fearsome temper.
* ''[[Literature/HomecomingWalsh Homecoming]]'': The lyquor (human/greatcat crosses) and maquor (human/dragon crosses) can both go down to one-eighth strength in either bloodline and retain their ability to change shape without a dedicated spell and access to both racial powers. However, the further the bloodline is from half-and-half the more painful the cross's non-dominant form is, the weaker their access to the non-dominant racial power, and the longer it takes to shift forms.

* ''TabletopGame/LeviathanTheTempest:'' As the source material puts it, the titular leviathans are [[GodOfEvil God]]/[[{{Kaiju}} Monster]] hybrids with a trace of humanity. There are also the [[FishPeople Lahmassu]], who are more like Human/Monster hybrids with a trace of the divine.
* ''TabletopGame/ArsMagica'': The [[SkillScoresAndPerks Virtue]] "Faerie Blood" signifies distant faerie ancestry, granting [[LongLived a longer lifespan]] and a bonus specific to the type of fay (e.g.: to Craft skills, for the Dwarf-blooded). "Strong Faerie Blood" has greater effects (and a MarkOfTheSupernatural) but tends to signify a HalfHumanHybrid.

* Atrus of the ''VideoGame/{{Myst}}'' games is one-quarter D'ni, making his sons, Sirrus and Achenar, and daughter Yeesha, a local MessianicArchetype, one-eighth.
* ''VideoGame/StarTrekOnline'': Admiral D'Vak, a Klingon {{NPC}} who commands the USS ''Houston'' as part of Star Fleet Battle Group Omega, is the son of Alexander Rozhenko by a Klingon woman according to ''The Path to 2409''. This makes him 1/8 human. Miral Paris from ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' and Phillipa Matthias from the [[Literature/StarTrekNovelVerse novelverse]] also make appearances, and Miral's hybridized genome [[spoiler:proves key to curing the Augment virus that ravaged the Klingon Empire from ''[[Series/StarTrekEnterprise Enterprise]]'' through [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries the original series]]]].

* Ceodore Harvey in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIVTheAfterYears'' is the son of Cecil, a HalfHumanHybrid with a human mother and [[HumanAliens Lunarian father]], and Rosa who is an ordinary woman.
* Throughout the ''Franchise/AssassinsCreed'' series, some Assassin members who can use Eagle Vision are the descendants of Those Who Came Before.

* In ''VideoGame/JurassicWorldAlive'': Some superhybrids resemble this tropes, with more dominant genes and body plans taking over and recessive DNA becoming vestigial or straight-up lost between subsequent fusions.
* ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls''
** This is the case for all mixed-race hybrids in the series, averting AllGenesAreCodominant. Throughout the series, several [[InGameNovel in-game books]] and [[AllThereInTheManual backstory details]] indicate that each race of Men (Imperial, Breton, Redguard, Nord) and Mer ("Elves" - Altmer, Dunmer, Bosmer, Orsimer) can indeed interbreed, with the race of the offspring usually being virtually identical to the mother, with a few of the father's traits potentially sprinkled in.[[note]]This may also be true for the [[CatFolk Khajiit]], but so far there are no canonical examples.[[/note]] For example, if an [[SquishyWizard Altmer father]] and [[ProudWarriorRace Nord mother]] produce a child, it wouldn't be a MagicKnight combination of each race. Instead, the child would be almost entirely Nord with the potential of having some Altmeri traits, such as slight points to his ears, higher cheekbones, or a slightly different skin tone.
** The Bretons are the most famous hybrid race in Tamriel. Their (human) ancestors were {{Breeding Slave}}s to the Direnni Altmer of High Rock. Over the course of many generations, some of the Elven traits started to come through with greater dominance. This has led the Bretons to be the most magically inclined race of Men in Tamriel at the cost of some of the HumansAreWarriors traits of the other races of Men. It still isn't accurate to call the Bretons "half human" hybrids, however. They are still almost entirely human with ''some'' Altmeri ancestry. It's noted that some elite noble Breton families still have slightly pointed ears.
** The Bosmer are said to be result of ancient hybridization as well. When the Aldmer ({{Precursors}} to all of the modern Elven races) first settled in Valenwood, they started to take "Mannish wives," leading to the modern Bosmer. It is worth noting that out of all the races of Mer, the Bosmer are the ones who look closest to humans and have the most human-like skin tones. In the exact opposite of the Bretons, the Bosmer are still almost entirely Mer.

* Ayn's children in ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarIII'' are destined to be this, as he is half-Layan, and he must marry either a pureblood Layan (Thea) or a pureblood Orakian (Sari); Sean is three-quarters Layan, and Crys is one-quarter. This basically results in Sean having a much more diverse range of [[FunctionalMagic techniques]] at his disposal than Crys.
* This is the way that the mixed-breed monsters in ''VideoGame/MonsterRancher'' work - you've got the main breed, which determines what family the monster belongs to, and then the sub breed, which incorporates aspects from that breed and adds them onto the main breed. The original game explains this as being "an X made from a Y" - for example, a Rover/Hare Hound is a Tiger/Hare and has the appearance of a Tiger with long ears instead of horns and the Hare's brown and tan color scheme, while a Pulsar/Blue Hare/Pulscorn is a Hare/Tiger and has the appearance of a Hare with a horn on its head and the Tiger's blue and white colour scheme. Combining monsters usually results in a roulette of LegoGenetics: the resultant monster could even be a member of one of the parents' sub-breed's families instead of one of the parents' families.
* In ''VideoGame/ArcanumOfSteamworksAndMagickObscura'', one of the possible backgrounds for a custom human PC is Elven Ancestry, which gives them a higher magical aptitude at the start of the game.
* ''Franchise/FireEmblem''
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade'', one of Eliwood's potential brides is Ninian, who is half Ice Dragon. This can make his son, [[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade Roy]], 1/4 dragon. It doesn't come up in either game, though.
** Morgan can be this in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'', but only in the case of a male Robin marrying the half-Manakete Nah or a female Robin marrying the half-Taguel Yarne.
** [[PlayerCharacter Corrin]] from ''VideoGame/FireEmblemFates'' is half-dragon. This means that their child, Kana, is 1/4 dragon by default, as will any other children they have. Bonus points if Corrin marries [[AsianFoxSpirit Kaden]] or [[NobleWolf Keaton]], since it will make Kana 1/4 dragon, 1/4 human and 1/2 Kitsune or Wolfskin, along with their sister Selkie or Velouria. If Corrin marries the latter two, or a Shigure fathered by one of the former two, Kana will be 1/4 dragon, 1/2 human and 1/4 Kitsune or Wolfskin.
* ''VideoGame/StarOcean''
** ''VideoGame/StarOcean1'' has Roddick Farrence. It's revealed at the end of the fourth game to have Earthling ancestry around three hundred years back.
** Emmerson Kenny in ''VideoGame/StarOceanIntegrityAndFaithlessness'' is implied to be descended from Claude Kenny and Rena Lanford, the protagonists of ''VideoGame/StarOceanTheSecondStory''. Claude and Rena were an [[InterspeciesRomance Earthling/Nedian couple]], making Emmerson an Earthling with Nedian ancestry, which he passes on to his own descendents such as his granddaughter Marielle in ''VideoGame/StarOceanTheDivineForce''.
* ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'':
** In ancient times, the Sith species interbred with human slaves. The result is the so-called Sith Pureblood player race, red-skinned RubberForeheadAliens. (''Actual'' pure Sith went extinct long ago.)
** The Sith Inquisitor PC, no matter their species, is revealed at the end of their Dromund Kaas arc to be a descendant of the ancient Sith Lord Aloysius Kallig, whose Force ghost is human-shaped. Twi'leks and Zabraks are among the free-to-play race options for this class.
* ''VideoGame/LeagueOfLegends'' has a human-adjacent race known as the vastaya, who are ostensibly [[BeastMan a chimeric race of humanoid animal people]] naturally [[MageSpecies empowered with magic ability]] (technically, they're descendants from humans once empowered with spirit magic that [[VoluntaryShapeshifting allowed them to shapeshift into various living creatures]], presently possessing a greatly diluted form of said magic influencing their bestial forms). [[TheDon Sett the Boss]] was born from a human father and a vastaya mother, and leans towards being [[LittleBitBeastly a human with wolverine ears and a few patches of fur]], as well as a small amount of vastaya magic (though [[GoodOldFisticuffs he just prefers simply punching his opponents to smithereens]]).
* Samus Aran from ''Franchise/{{Metroid}}'' was born full human (albeit space-faring) before having her DNA spliced with two different species of Chozo as a young child, making her 1/3 human, 2/3 Chozo. After being infected with the X Parasite in ''VideoGame/MetroidFusion'', she is then fused with Metroid DNA, making her at least partially a Metroid, able to absorb X Parasites and life force from others.

* Human mages in ''Webcomic/{{Inverloch}}'' are descendants of half-elves. Since the races haven't mixed for generations, mages have lost their pointy ears, and gained a lot of redheads as their ancestors [[RoyalInbreeding kept the blood in the family]].
* Brent in ''Webcomic/DaughterOfTheLilies'' is one-quarter orc, and looks mostly human save for PointedEars and pronounced canines. Except when he gets angry, [[http://www.daughterofthelilies.com/dotl/38 his eyes turn black.]]
* The Drowolath and Drowussu of ''{{Webcomic/Drowtales}}'' only rarely intermix, with such unions being discouraged because of their differing cultures, but given that certain physical traits known mostly in one race can show up in the other it's likely there are far more uneven hybrids of the two than anyone really wants to acknowledge. As recounted in the story's prologue the Dutan'vir clan was once largely composed of them, but after their clan fell in a TraumaCongaLine they've largely been scattered. Drowussu uneven hybrids among the [[KnightTemplar Kyorl'solenurn]] tend to [[PassFail downplay their ancestry]], while Drowolath don't seem to care as much. Once such character who's the latter, Kery'awa, [[http://www.drowtales.com/wordpress/?p=5013 is described as having a small amount of 'ssu ancestry]] that mostly manifests in her curly hair.
* In ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'', it's eventually revealed that all Wizards are part [[spoiler:Immortal]] which comes as a shock to [[spoiler:the Immortals themselves, who had made themselves believe their own offspring (called Elves) were sterile, to prevent them from forming attachments that would prevent them from "resetting" themselves after several centuries]].
* In ''WebComic/ScurryAndCover'', Beasts and humans can mix. The protagonist, Nozomi, is a three-quarters human, one-quarter rat girl. She is very visibly more human-like than her half rat mother, or her full rat grandfather.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': It implied during the show (and confirmed in a post-series livestream) that [[spoiler:Caleb Wittebane was an ancestor of the Clawthorne family, which means that Eda, Lilith, and their father Dell are all part human (if only by a very small percent, given that he died around 300 years before either of the sisters were born).]]

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* ''Fanfic/TheTwilightMan'': [[spoiler:It is revealed in ''Blood Obligation'' that [[Manga/PhantomBlood Jonathan Joestar]] is one quarter nightman ([[Manga/BattleTendency the Pillar Men's race]]) on his mother side]].

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}}'': [[spoiler: Hilda’s maternal grandfather Phinium is revealed to be a fairy, making Hilda 1/4f airy . This also explains her unordinary blue hair color, which she inherited Phinium as well]].

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}}'': [[spoiler: Hilda’s maternal grandfather Phinium is revealed to be a fairy, making Hilda fairy on 1/4. This also explains her unordinary blue hair color, which she inherited Phinium as well]].