Half Human Hybrids in Fan Works.
- When the main characters of the Contractually Obligated Chaos series are expecting a child, no one quite knows how to describe the baby, who is the offspring of a mostly living mother and a mostly dead father. (It Makes Sense in Context.)
Crossover
- In both The Bridge (MLP) and its spin-off The Bridge: Humanity's Stand:
- Due to a lot of Canon Welding, both the Mutant Soldiers from Godzilla: Final Wars and Psychics from the Heisei era are retconned into hybrids of humans and Mysterian aliens from the Showa era. Notably, it's implied this is mainly possible due to Mysterian biotech, and how much the hybrids resemble their alien parents varies, though all have black veins that appear under certain circumstances. Miki Saegusa is the daughter of the Mysterian leader and a human woman.
- Subverted as other hybrids are revealed with the inverse, so having a Mysterian mother and human father is equally viable. Io Shinoda, the protagonist of Godzilla: New Era had a Mysterian mother.
- Child of the Storm:
- Harry Potter is half Asgardian. Specifically, James Potter was Thor, on a first run at the humility thing. It worked very well until, suddenly, it didn't. Unusually, though, Harry shows little sign of inheriting his father's powers; a temporary Plot-Relevant Age-Up shows that he will eventually inherit the Super-Strength and Flight (though he leans more towards Playing with Fire than Shock and Awe), but by the sequel, his paternal inheritance is mostly limited to a bit more raw magical power and a physique roughly on par with the likes of Captain America. It's suggested that he's a relatively slow developer in this regard because his father was human when Harry was conceived. However, since his mother's side has power to spare, what with Lily being Jean Grey's first cousin once removed, and properly kicks in around chapter 50, he doesn't miss out on much.
- Diana is technically a demigoddess, being the daughter of Hercules and Hippolyta.
- Crazy Irken and ? (Invader Zim-based crossover fic anthology by D_rissing and nightmaster000. note ): By the epilogue of the Total Drama chapter, Zim and Courtney have an Irken/human hybrid daughter named Ruby, and Gwen is pregnant with another such child.
- Fantasy of Utter Ridiculousness (Megas XLR & Touhou Project): During a battle against Suika, Jamie claims to have a youkai somewhere in his ancestry, which would qualify him for this trope... if he didn't immediately subvert it by rescinding his claim and admitting he was just trolling Kiva and Patchouli, neither of whom are amused by his statements.
- Golden Age of the Sith: Harry and his maternal family are all Sith Pureblood-Human hybrids. Despite having a purely human father, his physical appearance favors the Sith half.
- Halloween World and various side stories thereof are awash with Half-Human Hybrids of one sort or another, some of them distinctly unlikely, plus numerous half-anything-but-human hybrids and outright Heinz Hybrids. Justified in that magic in this verse has a tendency to get out of hand and a few people rather foolishly cast love/lust/fertilty spells that got really out of control.
- The Institute Saga (Superman & X-Men): Doctor Doom's two clone-children are human/Kryptonian hybrids.
- The Night Unfurls: Deconstructed, since they are the result of anything but Interspecies Romance, playing up its horrific elements.
- Chloe is half-human, half-elf. She was born of rape.
- Mutants appear as mix-and-match Elite Mooks. Some of them are half-human, half-whatever, with insect heads, wings, eyes, tendrils, etc. You can thank Shamuhaza's experiments that involve Face Full of Alien Wing-Wong for that.
- Not the intended use (Zantetsuken Reverse):
- Just like in canon, Arikado (aka Alucard) is a Dhampyr, which gives him a limited version of vampiric strengths and weaknesses. He has no problems with daylight, but has problems with running water and holy magic. He needs blood but very rarely and can substitute on sea water which has similar composition - he also needs normal food to function. He is still The Ageless, like typical vampires.
- In A Game of Cat and Cat, this trope is discussed quite a bit, as it's an ongoing subject of debate for the Messian Church. According to Aoi, the Church aknowledges three categories of half-human hybrids: Nephilim (named as such as a form of Brand Name Takeover) who are born part human and part demon; Demonoids, who are humans who underwent a Fusion Dance with a demon, and Vectors, who are humans who got killed by another vector and came back as one. There is an ongoing debate on whether or not ghosts count as Vectors, because a human killed by a ghost can come back as a ghost.
- A Shadow of the Titans: According to Jinx, her bad luck powers are due to her being a quarter fey.
- Those Obnoxious Relative
: The Tendo girls are half-oni on their mother's side (said mother was Lum's other aunt), while Ran is half-human on her father's side (thus making the Kunos, who are her siblings in the fic, half-alien on their mother's side).
- Facing the Future Series: In addition to the canon three, the series sees Sam joining the ranks of half-ghost hybrids. It's also hinted that the Mysterious Watcher "G" is also half-ghost.
- ResurrectedMemories: Danny, Vlad, Dani and most recently Ember Mclain are all half human/ghost hybrids.
- Superman of 2499: The Great Confrontation stars the descendants of Superman and the offspring of Supergirl. The main characters Alan and Katherine and their family are part human and part Kryptonian, with some Amazon DNA throw into the mix.
- The Bridge Between: The story's primary twist is that the reason why Callum can use Sky magic is because he's half-skywing elf on his father's side.
- There are several fanfictions in which Lucy and Kouta have children. These are then half a human, and the other half a Diclonius.
- Seventh Endmost Vision: Aerith, as in canon. Unlike in canon, her new cult, the Descendants of the Ancient Cetra, have added religious overtones to it, calling her the Holy Hybrid. Worse, this seems to have given Aerith a messiah complex so strong that she's become a Dark Messiah, determined to save the world- no matter what she has to do.
- Children of an Elder God (Cthulhu Mythos & Neon Genesis Evangelion): In chapter 21, Ritsuko reveals that her mother was half-human, half-Deep One.
- Abraxas (Hrodvitnon): The Zmeyevich. They're born of human mothers, conceived using Ghidorah's altered biological material, and consequently Ghidorah is considered their (three) father(s).
- Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality: Here, it's canon that Professor Flitwick is half-goblin.
- All Yuki/Kyon fanfics in the Haruhi Suzumiya fandom inevitably, in their far and unwritten future, lead to this. There are also the Kyon/Ryoko ones (although since they're cloned meat puppets created by the IDE to interact with humanity, they may or may not have human DNA).
- In Homestuck fanfics, hybrids rarely come from actual breeding; while the trolls' Bizarre Alien Reproduction isn't described in much detail in canon, it's known to be different enough from the human version (it involves an Insect Queen, for starters) not to be physically compatible. Usually, hybrids are instead created artificially through "ectobiology", an in-universe practice that allows random beings' genetic codes to be combined, or are the result of the main characters entering another universe and, in the process, their two species getting mixed into a singular one.
- Science Knows No Bounds: Dib and Gaz are both half-Irken due to Almighty Tallest Miyuki combining her DNA with Membrane's.
- Queen of All Oni: Kagehime, the Monster Progenitor of the Shadowkhan, was the daughter of Izanami (a human-like goddess) and the lord of the underworld.
- The Ultimate Evil: In The Stronger Evil, Drago, who in canon is a notably more human-looking Fire Demon than his father Shendu, is confirmed in this story as being born of a human mother: Valerie.
- The Twilight Man: With the survival of the Pillar Man's race (refeered in-story as the Nightmen), hybrids between them and normal humans (called Daymen) have appeared in history, though those that survive to adulthood are rare. A major reveal in the story is that Mary Joestar, Johnathan's mother, was the daughter of a human woman and a Nightman.
- The Myth of Link & Zelda: Breath of the Wild: Link and Mipha also have a daughter who mostly resembles a Zora but has features that mark her as half-Hylian, the most prominent ones being her long legs and having actual hair instead of a head fin. According to Paya, hybrids will mostly look like their mother with a few features from their father.
- Offspring: Link and Mipha's triplets look completely Zora but are half-Hylian through Link.
- Crucible (Mass Effect): The human-turian Hybrids. They mainly resemble turians but with human five-fingered hands and apelike feet. Because of greater human strength and flexibility combined with turians' heightened senses and speed, in addition to all being born biotics, they're either feared or hunted by other races. It should noted that, since they're considered a species of their own, and with their currently low populations, their nanites gear them to have high drive and attraction to each other but, if a hybrid mates with someone outside of their species, the child will also be a hybrid but with different traits — a human/hybrid pairing, for instance, results in a child with greater flexibility than a pure hybrid.
- Uplifted: In the second Interlude of Uplifted: Intervention, Tali's mother casually mentions that the company Daedalus Industries has successfully hybridized human and quarian DNA using asari genetics as a baseline. Of course she mentions this while a young Shepard and Tali are sitting at the table together...
- A Dangerous Sparkle: Soft Mane the Pony Satyr is the daughter of a pony mother and a human father. In appearance, she resembles a human with the legs and ears of a horse.
- Last Child of Krypton: Aside from the canon examples of Rei and Kaworu, there is also Shinji. In this story, Lara died long before the rocket was launched. Instead of putting a baby in the rocket, Jor-El opts to store a powerful supercomputer and Kryptonian DNA in it. When the rocket is discovered later by Yui, she inseminates herself with the DNA, giving birth to Shinji as the result.
- Superwomen of Eva 2: Lone Heir of Krypton: In this story Asuka is half-human half-kryptonian. A minor miscalculation on Jor-El's part results in Kal-El's ship crash-landing in Germany, killing him, and STAR Labs taking it for analysis. Later Kyoko Zeppelin Sohryu wants to have a baby and goes to STAR Labs to get an in vitro fertilization. Her friend Emil Hamilton does the procedure... and as the former head of the Kryptonian retrieval project and knowing how powerful Kal-El would have become (and seeing how screwed up the world is becoming), he fertilized the ovule that will be Asuka with Kryptonian DNA.
- How To Tame Your Demon Beast: Since Caleb Wittebane is assumed to be Hunter's father, it led the teen to conclude he's half-human. It comes as a relief to him courtesy of his inability to cast magic — being a powerless witch is basically having a major disability, but having a human parent means he's just taking after the other side of his family, so he's normal.
- Marque and Reprisal: Gabe and Laureline are half-Zentraedi.
- One fan-artist depicts Amy from Sonic the Hedgehog as half-hedgehog/half-lion in order to explain Amy's strength and temper.
- Soul Water uses this trope to explain how Death the Kid appears human while his father does not, and gives him a human mother.
- The Headhunt has a minor character named Columba Ungaretti, a half-Italian, half-Orion capo for The Mafia.
- Star Trek: Tales of the Storyteller: Riley Crawford is half Trill and half Human.
- The Gray Jedi Series:
- Zakarai and Kyra are half-Human and half-Zabrak. They're the result of Des and Zari's Interspecies Romance.
- Siris and Isa are half-Human and half-Mirialan.
- The Lost Child: Ahsoka, a togruta, and Lux, a human, end up having twins.
- Shades of Tatooine: Anakin (who, in this story, is a woman) is pregnant at the start of the story with a child that she conceived in an encounter with a pantoran bounty hunter. This is interpreted by Jedi doctors as the reason for her pregnancy's abnormally slow development, as pantoran pregnancies take about sixty weeks to complete instead of the forty weeks of human ones.
- Star Wars Paranormalities Trilogy:
- Hiriss Moraana is half-Human and half-Mirialan. However, since Mirialans look just like humans aside from their green skin, she's initially assumed by Zolph to be a pure Mirialan.
- Neur is half-Human and half-Twi'lek. Unfortunately, this plus prejudice from the Nightsisters is what led to her brain damage when she was young.
- My Pain, My Thrill: Bowser Jr is the secret love-child of Bowser and Peach. He takes after Bowser in most regards but has a twisted pinky like Peach. Due to biological differences, Peach nearly died during childbirth giving birth to Jr. Jr nearly died as well, being half-human meant that he was a live birth instead of a hatchling and that he was smaller than a full koopa. As a result of the difficult birth, Bowser kept Bowser Jr's heritage secret from even his mother.
- The Wizard and the Huntress: Jim is established as a halfling; a half-human, half-wizard. While he can harness magic like regular wizards, he is unable to use Magic Staffs and Magic Wands and he won't stop aging like a normal wizard.
- So Much for the Impossible: April becomes pregnant with Donatello's child, with tests quickly establishing that the child is actually an egg; April 'gives birth' after a six-month pregnancy, literally 'laying' the egg, which remains attached via the umbilical chord until the infant emerges from the egg a short while later. The newborn infant is described as being more turtle than human, with no distinct nose and a more rounded head, although he has ears and a faint impression of hair, with no obvious sign of a shell even if he has a harder chest and a more convex back than one would expect from a purely human infant.
- The Game of the Gods: When Morgoth's Mary Sue pawns aren't elves, they're half-elf and half-something else. The part-elven Sue can enjoy her elven advantages (beauty, strength, and so on) and still count humans, hobbits or dragons among her relatives.
- In Havfruen Og Bein, Charlie eventually learns that her deceased father was a merman, thus making both her and Otis human-merperson hybrids.
- Where We Don't Belong:
- It turns out that Juniper's parents were a Driver and her Blade, making them a natural Blade-Human Hybrid in opposition to the products of experiments such as Blade Eaters and Flesh Eaters. It's all but stated that the Praetorium would react very poorly to their existence.
- In Alcamoth, Eunie is immediately identified as a half-Homs High Entia. Considering she doesn't really know what either of those things are, she does not appreciate being looked down on for this.
- Mio is all but outright stated to be the daughter of Rex (a human) and Nia (a Blade turned Flesh Eater).
- In A Few Needed Adjustments, Natsume finds out she's a hybrid after she wakes up one morning transformed into a werewolf-like state. It turns out her mother cheated on her dad with Kyubi. Half-yokai children are extremely rare. They either show their hybrid nature at birth or upon hitting puberty (like Natsume did).
- Jalal Stormbringer from the Shadowchasers Series series is the son of a gold dragon and a human woman. While he has no biological children, his ward Judy is also half-dragon. (The narrative claims this is a more common practice among dragons than mating with another dragon. They tend to be incredibly rare on Earth, and see other members of their species as rivals, so much so that two of them within a hundred miles of each other is a war waiting to happen.)
Unsorted
- In The Tale of Solaron, the rogue Blake is revealed to be the offspring of a human and a halfling, though he only looks like a short human.
- In Divine Blood, the Demons and Gods actively modified their DNA so as to be more human and allow them to infiltrate and manipulate humanity against each other. This led to them not only being genetically compatible with humans, but also with each other.
- Averted in Chocobo Nights: the baby Tifa gives bears is apparently a purebred chocobo. Its only mammal characteristic is that it attempts to suckle. Yeah, it's that kind of fic.
- In The Tainted Grimoire, there is the Feol Viera who are half-Hume and half-Viera. Kanin is one of them.
- PurpleGreen Clouds has David Karofsky from Glee as a half-human, half-alien of the Grey variety.
- Spin-offs of the rather infamous Dawn of War fanfic Love Can Bloom has Lofn note , the daughter of Vindicare Assassin LIIVI and Eldar Farseer Taldeer. The lil' cutie is presumed to be still wandering the galaxy, looking for her daddy, with a tame Tyranid Ripper as a companion.
- The Megamind story Knocked Up has Megamind and Roxanne's daughter, Emma. Since her father's genes are stronger, she looks more alien than human.
- Kimberly T's Gargoyles series introduces a clan of gargoyles in New Orleans led by Adam, the first known human/gargoyle hybrid; his father was human and his mother was able to wield magic, which contributed to Adam's conception. Compared to regular gargoyles, Adam has extra fingers, a more human facial appearance, and a comparatively limited sense of smell. He also has the ability to remain "awake" during the day if he makes a conscious effort rather than turning to stone; however, he notes that he has only remained awake for a full day once, and that required such a great effort that he would prefer not to do it again.
- Crucible (Mass Effect) has the turian-human hybrids thanks to the effect of the Crucible at the end of the Reaper War. They are mainly turian-like in appearance but with human 5-fingered hands and ape-like feet. They also have both turian strength and human flexibility and all are born biotics. In short, they have all the best traits of their parents' species that have made them the top dogs on their respective homeworlds and thus are viewed as perfect war machines that most people want to capture and enslave.
- Arthur Goes Fourth: Beatrice "Beat" Simon has a rabbit's ears and an aardvark's nose due to her mixed heritage.
- Growing Daylight: There are implications that Jim and Claire's unborn children are this, Claire possessing a craving for their silverware during her pregnancy.
- Us and Them: Being set in the Final Fantasy VII world, Aeris is half-human/half-Cetra. Sephiroth turns out to be half-human/half Seraph.
