Sure beats being half fish half horse.
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Ummm to clarify so is mom..
This?
Minotaur, not centaur. Human frame, bull head
Mother: Goddess
Father: Manitaur - man-centaur
You: just some guy
Uh,
~~Both are only human above the waist.~~ (Never mind, I'm thinking of a centaur)
You'd just be a torso.
No you're right. Googling minotaurs shows hoofed lowers, human torso, bull head.
But you're naturally buff with a nice face and great voice.
What if you're just some guy with minotaur strength and the mermaid ability to breathe underwater?
*Some girl
Imagine being just some guy. scratches head
How do you know I'm not?
Imagine the opposite. I guess a bulls head with a mermaids tail doesn't fit neither sea nor land very well.
You’d just be a sea cow, so a manatee!
You use your tail to move through water, but you use your face to much vegetation and breathe air.
I feel like that would fit a surf-and-turf pretty well
neither one has human legs DNA
I guess I'm confused what you mean. From ancient Greek mythology "The mythological accounts describe the Minotaur as having the body of a man and the head and tail of a bull."
Minus the trail the legs should essentially be human, no? But if we go into DNA then neither have any human DNA right? Since they're their own species and should have their own DNA.
The.minotaur often gets shown with hoofs (hooves?) and furry legs
I think that's other fantasy settings making their own interpretation, but the original minotaur from my understanding had human legs and feet.
Do we know that for certain? Maybe they have the DNA but it isn't the resulting phenotype. I.E. There is nothing preventing two brunettes from having redheaded children.
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