what's with this?

[Orks da best]

honesty this is gonna be um werid for everyone, so a warning in advance:
This is going to weird some people out!

what this werid thing i'm going to talk about, well the cliche that someones says there the sun/daughter of some monster, yet are human, sometimes with special powers from the "evil thing" ok, whos the mother/father? no really.

the only media that had somethign that try to figure this out was a movie from Cartoon network, called Firebreather. long story short, the The teenages who is the main protagist of the move is the result of his result be used as a peace treaty (or something like that) to stop the godzilla like monster from destorying the humans, she goes underground and after a few years comes back to surface with a baby, a human baby. When he learns of this he mother tries to in conception, but he says no, the first a movies tries to explain this cliche, and is stoped but the person who was created by it ironicly enough.

So fellow escapists, what do you think of this cliche, why hasn't it been explain before, and how can a giant monster make a baby with a puny human (puny compared to him)

 

[DeadlyYellow]

...what?

Could you please find the corresponding trope?

 

[The Floating Nose]

honesty this is gonna be um werid for everyone, so a warning in advance:
This is going to weird some people out!

what this werid thing i'm going to talk about, well the cliche that someones says there the sun/daughter of some monster, yet are human, sometimes with special powers from the "evil thing" ok, whos the mother/father? no really.

the only media that had somethign that try to figure this out was a movie from Cartoon network, called Firebreather. long story short, the The teenages who is the main protagist of the move is the result of his result be used as a peace treaty (or something like that) to stop the godzilla like monster from destorying the humans, she goes underground and after a few years comes back to surface with a baby, a human baby. When he learns of this he mother tries to in conception, but he says no, the first a movies tries to explain this cliche, and is stoped but the person who was created by it ironicly enough.

So fellow escapists, what do you think of this cliche, why hasn't it been explain before, and how can a giant monster make a baby with a puny human (puny compared to him)

You talk like a guy from TGWTG where EVERYTHING has to be explained or else they get confused and cannot focus on anything else (i don't want to sound mean, it's just, that image that opped up in my head when i read your message ). But to answer to your question, i don't know, i guess the creators don't care about that aspect because they have a story to tell and don't want to let such a tiny unimportant thing get in the way of their creativity.

 

[GamerKT]

Geezus. I can barely understand any of that.

Yeah, I'd like it to be clearly said that the demon fucked someone, too.

 

[lord.jeff]

I'll let the fan art decide how it works.

 

[Orks da best]

honesty this is gonna be um werid for everyone, so a warning in advance:
This is going to weird some people out!

what this werid thing i'm going to talk about, well the cliche that someones says there the sun/daughter of some monster, yet are human, sometimes with special powers from the "evil thing" ok, whos the mother/father? no really.

the only media that had somethign that try to figure this out was a movie from Cartoon network, called Firebreather. long story short, the The teenages who is the main protagist of the move is the result of his result be used as a peace treaty (or something like that) to stop the godzilla like monster from destorying the humans, she goes underground and after a few years comes back to surface with a baby, a human baby. When he learns of this he mother tries to in conception, but he says no, the first a movies tries to explain this cliche, and is stoped but the person who was created by it ironicly enough.

So fellow escapists, what do you think of this cliche, why hasn't it been explain before, and how can a giant monster make a baby with a puny human (puny compared to him)

You talk like a guy from TGWTG where EVERYTHING has to be explained or else they get confused and cannot focus on anything else (i don't want to sound mean, it's just, that image that opped up in my head when i read your message ). But to answer to your question, i don't know, i guess the creators don't care about that aspect because they have a story to tell and don't want to let such a tiny unimportant thing get in the way of their creativity.

ok, ye may be right, but still why do creators do this, its raises more questions then it answers.

 

[Eclipse Dragon]

Usually the reason is because the gods want it to happen. It's a cruel joke or something with shape shifting abilities took human form and you can guess the rest.

If your curious look up the mythology behind the Minotaur.

 

[The Floating Nose]

honesty this is gonna be um werid for everyone, so a warning in advance:
This is going to weird some people out!

what this werid thing i'm going to talk about, well the cliche that someones says there the sun/daughter of some monster, yet are human, sometimes with special powers from the "evil thing" ok, whos the mother/father? no really.

the only media that had somethign that try to figure this out was a movie from Cartoon network, called Firebreather. long story short, the The teenages who is the main protagist of the move is the result of his result be used as a peace treaty (or something like that) to stop the godzilla like monster from destorying the humans, she goes underground and after a few years comes back to surface with a baby, a human baby. When he learns of this he mother tries to in conception, but he says no, the first a movies tries to explain this cliche, and is stoped but the person who was created by it ironicly enough.

So fellow escapists, what do you think of this cliche, why hasn't it been explain before, and how can a giant monster make a baby with a puny human (puny compared to him)

You talk like a guy from TGWTG where EVERYTHING has to be explained or else they get confused and cannot focus on anything else (i don't want to sound mean, it's just, that image that opped up in my head when i read your message ). But to answer to your question, i don't know, i guess the creators don't care about that aspect because they have a story to tell and don't want to let such a tiny unimportant thing get in the way of their creativity.

ok, ye may be right, but still why do creators do this, its raises more questions then it answers.

Yeah i guess, but it's like if you ask yourself where Inspector Gadget get all of his gadget. I don't think you're supposed to think about it. The creators thought probably that it was more important to show the result and not how it went.