History WebAnimation / HumanKindOf

* TheAntiChrist: Judy's mother, Iris, tells Cory that see originally believed Judy to be this. Cory promptly tells her that this could still be possibly.

* FreeRangeChildren: Cory seems to spend all her time over at Judy's house, even when her friend isn't there. Lampshaded in episode 20.

* MentalTimeTravel: In episode 6, Judy has a cold, and her sneezes cause her to do this.

* InsignificantLittleBluePlanet: Earth, naturally. Many of the aliens that reside on the planet actually dislike it to some degree, only staying ''because'' the planet is so unremarkable that it serves as a great hiding place if you've committed any felonies. The penultimate episode of season one has Judy gathering evidence to show the [[TheFederation United Planets]] that the Earth ''isn't'' this trope so it can join the organization, only to learn that [[spoiler:she was being tricked into making a sales pitch to sell it for real estate development.]]

* InsignificantLittleBluePlanet: Earth, naturally. Many of the aliens that reside on the planet actually dislike it to some degree, only staying ''because'' the planet is so unremarkable that it serves as a great hiding place if you've committed any felonies. The penultimate episode of season one has Judy gathering evidence to show the [[TheFederation United Planets]] that the Earth ''isn't'' this trope so it can join the organization, only to learn that [[spoiler:she was being tricked into making a sales pitch to sell it on the black market.]]

* HalfHumanHybrid: Judy. She finds out that she isn't the only one much later on, upon meeting a step-sibling who causally tells her that their father ReallyGetsAround, to the point that half the universe will probably share his DNA in a few hundred years.

* InsignificantLittleBluePlanet: Earth, naturally. Many of the aliens that reside on the planet actually dislike it to some degree, only staying ''because'' the planet is so unremarkable that it serves as a great hiding place if you've committed any felonies. The final two episodes of season one revolve around Judy making the case to [[TheFederation United Planets]] that the Earth ''isn't'' this trope, so it can join the organization.

On the morning of her sixteenth birthday, a teenage girl awakens to discover that there is a giant talking blood clot underneath her bedsheets. After appropriately freaking out about this turn of events, she learns from her mother that she's "96% sure" that her daughter's estranged father was an extraterrestrial. Oh, and that they should probably give chase to that weird abomination that just jumped out the bedroom window and started devouring the residents of the town.

Created by Diana [=McCorry=] for the oft-overlooked video service [[Website/{{Facebook}} Facebook Watch]], ''Human Kind Of'' is an animated {{science fiction}} comedy that follows Judy Reilly, a nerdy teenager who discovers that she's actually a HalfHumanHybrid with a [[SuperpowerLottery wide array of special abilities]], most notably {{voluntary shapeshifting}}. With the help of dangerously upbeat mother, Iris, comic book-obsessed best friend, Cory, and a few allies hiding in the shadows, Judy may just manage to make her way through the minefield that is adolescence, learn to control all her powers, and inevitably discover what makes her both alien and human along the way.

The series premiered September 16, 2018.

* TheAntiChrist: Judy's mother, Iris, describes her to be as this in episode 14. Even Cory agrees with her on that one.

* EpicFail: Iris notes that she found it weird that Judy failed swimming lessons as a child, despite the one obviously alien quality Judy has had since birth being a ''hidden set of gills''.

* HalfHumanHybrid: Judy, which she discovers in episode 1.

* TheMenInBlack: A government agency spends the first half of season one watching Judy.

* EpicFail: Iris notes that she found it weird that Judy failed swimming lessons, despite the one alien quality Judy has had since birth is a ''hidden set of gills''.

Created by Diana [=McCorry=] for the oft-overlooked video service [[Website/{{Facebook}} Facebook Watch]], ''Human Kind Of'' follows Judy Reilly, a nerdy teenager who discovers that she's actually a HalfHumanHybrid with a [[SuperpowerLottery wide array of special abilities]], most notably {{voluntary shapeshifting}}. With the help of a dangerously upbeat mother, a comic book-obsessed best friend, and a few allies hiding in the shadows, Judy may just manage to make her way through the minefield that is adolescence, uncover all her powers, and inevitably discover what makes her both alien and human along the way.

* EpicFail: Judy failed swimming lessons despite having ''gills''.
* ExpressDelivery: Apparently Judy was born after only two months.

* HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood: Ms. Reilly tells her daughter that she did in fact try to kill her when she was a baby by drowning her but it didn’t work because Judy had gills.

* TheMenInBlack: One of them seems to be watching Judy.

* SecretKeeper: Cory and Iris are the only ones who know Judy is an alien hybrid. Episode 10 reveals Mr. Russo is also in the know.

->'''Iris''': "I want to tell you three important things. One, congratulations, sweetie! You finally got your first period! Two, your father was probably an alien. And three, I love you very much, and everything is going to be fine."

Created by Diana McCorry for the oft-overlooked video service [[Website/{{Facebook}} Facebook Watch]], ''Human Kind Of'' follows Judy Reilly, a nerdy teenager who discovers that she's actually a HalfHumanHybrid with a [[SuperpowerLottery wide array of special abilities]], most notably {{voluntary shapeshifting}}. With the help of a dangerously upbeat mother, a comic book-obsessed best friend, and a few allies hiding in the shadows, Judy may just manage to make her way through the minefield that is adolescence, uncover all her powers, and inevitably discover what makes her both alien and human along the way.

Created by Cartuna and released on [[Website/{{Facebook}} Facebook Watch]], ''Human Kind Of'' follows Judy Reilly, a nerdy teenager who finds out that her estranged father was an extraterrestrial. Surviving a half-alien adolescence seem pretty hopeless but, with the help of a dangerously upbeat mother and a comic book-obsessed best friend, Judy is able to uncover her powers, stand up to bullies, and inevitably discover what makes her both alien and human along the way.

* BrokenAesop: Despite Judy and Cory promising to treat each other as protagonists in episode 9, the latter declares the former as her sidekick in the comic book she's working on.

* AesopAmnesia: Despite Judy and Cory promising to treat each other as protagonists in episode 9, the latter declares the former as her sidekick in the comic book she's working on.

* SecretKeeper: Cory and Iris are the only ones who know Judy is an alien hybrids. Episode 10 reveals Mr. Russo is also in the know.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: A number of the characters fall into this trope.

* HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood: Ms. Reily tells her daughter that she did in fact try to kill her when she was a baby by drowning her but it didn’t work because Judy had gills.

* HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood: Ms. Reily tells her daughter that she did in fact try to kill her by drowning her but it didn’t work because Judy had gills.