Aren't humans on any planet other than Earth technically aliens by definition? I mean, if you went to Mars and met a some Martians, they would be native life forms and you would be the alien.
MajinGojira
04:54:44 PM Mar 7th 2010
Not for the purposes of this trope. This is basically about convergent evolution.
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08:56:15 PM Sep 20th 2010
The trope says Goku wasn't supposed to be an alien originally. Does that mean he didn't have a tail, or what was the deal with that?
SolidSamurai
04:53:47 PM Feb 24th 2011
D&D basically provided an explanation for their human non-humans (halflings, dwarves, elves, half elves, etc.) by calling them 'demihumans'.
Tomwithnonumbers
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06:12:29 AM Jun 29th 2011
Can a DC fan confirm if Thanagarians (Hawkgirl) naturally have wings or not? Because if they do the example needs to be removed.
And also is Galactus always a lot larger? Because I think if there's a large size difference, then it doesn't count either