Why do Au Ra females have boobs?

[DroFrehter]

Au'ra aren't related to voidsent or dragons. The artists took visual cues from dragons and demons. Miqo'te take visual cues from cats. They are not in any fashion related to cats. No one's going around "hey did someone cross breed a hyur and cat to get Miqo'te. No they are a 'natural" part of the world.

Au'ra are like the other pc races likely Placental mammals, thus have the features of such and don't lay eggs.

On the otherhand I will totally argue Dragons in this game are Monotremes and not reptiles.

You really expect me to believe Nidhogg is some form of giant platypus?

[jomoru]

You really expect me to believe Nidhogg is some form of giant platypus?

He has fur, He lays eggs.

[Kotori_Southburd]

IIRC KF once mentioned that the player races are close enough to interbreed with each other, but it doesn't happen very often because of cultural divides?

So Aura are probably mammal.. or mammal proxies..

[Lollie]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armadillo

Au Ra-mabillos!

[Nici]

Snip Snip"

It's nice to come across and read an intelligent answer like this instead of the regular "Becasue BOOBIES!" hahaha.

[FinalWolf]

More importantly, where are the asses?

Breasts are nothing more than fake asses.

What we need is a thigh/butt slider.

[NessaWyvern]

Well if they have hair (they do, on their heads) and mammary glands, then they are technically mammals :P Armadillos are mammals, but look scaly.
Edit: Oh wow, someone else mentioned armadillos too! I didn't read first ;-;

[Donaria]

If au ra are demon esq. then they are not born but do I dare say "Summoned" into this world.

[tENAxc]

More importantly, where are the asses?

Breasts are nothing more than fake asses.

What we need is a thigh/butt slider.

Let's hope we don't have another case of these.

[Niwashi]

That Au Ra have hair is evidence that they're mammalian

Well, they certainly have something that looks like hair. It doesn't necessarily follow that it is hair. Many birds have down that looks more like hair than feathers (especially when they're young, and it's not hidden under other feathers yet). But despite its looks, down is considered a type of feather rather than a type of hair.

(I don't know whether or not there are any currently living reptiles that have down, but apparently dinosaurs did, so I could accept the idea of dragons having it.)