so what is she then?

[myahele]

What of the Garleans, then, are they part of the 5 races? Or are they another hyur "tribe"?

Overall, I don't think she's a beast tribe at all. Somebody mentioned an "Auri" this may atleast be the name. Who knows, maybe having a -ri at the end of thier names is part of thier naming convention

[Zenaku]

What of the Garleans, then, are they part of the 5 races? Or are they another hyur "tribe"?

Overall, I don't think she's a beast tribe at all. Somebody mentioned an "Auri" this may atleast be the name. Who knows, maybe having a -ri at the end of thier names is part of thier naming convention

Pretty much ya there are the 5 race in 1.0 the Garleans took kids and people and made them part of there army "If i remember right". Van Darnus is the only known person to have blood of the Allagan people. It's the main reason he could start Dalamud to fall down on Eorzea.

Releasing the Padja race would be pretty simple seeing how they are seemingly unaging children born rarely from certain Hyur bloodlines in the Twelveswood. But i guess they wont be release for us to use to they no longer rare to be born in Eorzea.

[Dargondarkfire]

well my theory is she is from the bunny race that was introduced in FF12.
the ears under the hood look like they could be bunny ears, however her tail looks like a cat's tail. but her ears are to long to be a cat...

[Empressia]

What of the Garleans, then, are they part of the 5 races? Or are they another hyur "tribe"?

Overall, I don't think she's a beast tribe at all. Somebody mentioned an "Auri" this may atleast be the name. Who knows, maybe having a -ri at the end of thier names is part of thier naming convention

Physically they're just blondies highlanders, however if we count Allagan descendant and genetic manipulation, i'm goin to call Garleans are "mutant hyurs" just like Xande the "mutant Roe" in which the Garlean's third eye function isn't really revealed and the fact they can't use magic or aether manipulation in line with Xande's mutant ear shape and complextion.