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Heheheh, betcha didn't see this coming, didja? This was kind of a recommendation from , mostly since this'd be a good opportunity to see where WE fit in compared to the rest of the galaxy. Hooboy...get ready for a ride guys! The humans here are...

- Takeru Nakatani. An top-of-the-class Japanese exchange student, and from a rich family who paid for his education. He signed up to Exo-Station, not only for cheap, hyper-advanced learning, but also for a chance to gain friends, and a more normal life! Alas...when he got there, it was full of aliens, and spent most of the day freaking out! Although, at the end of the day, while not a complete xenophobe thanks to Nicole's help, he IS driven to be better than his alien peers. I should also mention, he's VERY pro-human. (belongs to )

- Nicole Givens. A top-of-the-class American exchange student, and from a relatively normal family with a normal background. She's the exact opposite of Takeru, being successful in school like him. Yet being utterly unmotivated by normal academics, and completely bored with everyday human life. She went to Exo-Station to have a little more excitement in her daily life, and as a result, is completely fine with alien company and cultural differences. She is most often seen with Takeru, who needs her help to get around. (belongs to )

- Tara Watts. A normal teenage American girl, whose very bizarre family had moved to Proxima City for new job opportunities. More than anything else, she wanted normality, and to fit in with the crowd. However, she is thrust into a school full of aliens, and freaks out at everything JUST like Takeru. Only faring slightly better than him. Although after meeting many new friends, she resolves to buckle down and study aliens and their culture, so she'll know and understand who's who, and what's what around these parts.

- Neil Blues. A teenage Canadian boy, who is an unabashed lover of video games and anime. While he is mostly introverted, he is quite social when among a small circle of friends. He's also very patient and chill, hardly ever getting mad. Unlike many of the students displayed here, he practically jumped at the chance to go to Exo-Station High, seeing it as a sort of Sci-Fi dream come true! From there on out, he's made a circle of great friends, comfortable around his strange alien peers, and enjoying their culture wherever it shows up. (belongs to )

- Aimee Brightower. A top-of-the-class American exchange student, and used to be the school nerd. She was highly popular among teachers and staff, but was an unpopular, geeky wallflower nobody else wanted to hang out with. So, she went to Exo-Station High to get a better education, and to perhaps find a more accepting community. Which, funny enough, she did! She made her own circle of friends as well, and enjoys popularity like nothing ever before, quickly rising the ranks to become popular with her fellow alien peers. (Belongs to Galaxy High)

- Doyle Cleverlobe. An athletic American excahnge student, who used to be the school's biggest hero back on Earth. He used to be quite the arrogant braggart, with the athletic skill to make people love him, yet didn't care a lick about his education. As a result, he was sent here to get his grades back up, to make up for his negligence. He had almost thought he'd be able to coast by on popularity again...until his arrogance, lack of intelligence, AND physical weakness isolated him. Now, he tries very hard to earn the attention and approval of his peers. (Belongs to Galaxy High)

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It's us...the Human race, a race of primate-descended people who live on planet Earth. A Garden World with a huge amount of biodiversity, mostly filled with water, and is a popular tourist destination for aliens.

About BIOLOGY:
- Human language is consisted of vocal speech. Yet they suffer a strange phenomenon called the "Tower of Babel Phenomenon", which causes them to have so many different languages, they find it highly difficult to understand one another without extensive education, or technological assistance.

- Humans have five primary sense they rely on. Sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing, and have an organ(s) contributed to each one. Namely two eyes, two ears, one mouth with a tongue, fingers with identifying pads known as "fingerprints", and a nose.

- Skin is the most sensitive part of a human's body, and as such is susceptible to temperature extremes. To rectify this, humans cover themselves with clothes, not only to regulate their temperature, but also to make fashion statements. They are inexplicably uncomfortable with allowing themselves to be seen without clothes, even if it is not necessary for the current climate.

- Humans have two arms and two legs, which they use to navigate the world around them, and manipulate things. However, they seem to have no sort of natural weaponry, making them physically fragile compared to many alien species.

- Humans come in two sexes, male and female. They reproduce with sexual reproduction, mostly with only one female and one male involved. During certain times, it's very easy for a female to become pregnant, but the process of pregnancy takes a staggering 9 months to complete! Human bodies are bizarrely maladjusted to carry infants, causing the mother frequent pain and sickness.

- Humans have various appendages that others of their species find attractive. On males, muscular physique and large phalluses are arousing factors. Likewise, on females, it's their mammaries, skin, and buttocks. However, against all reason, humans feel the need to cover these up with clothes, when it would be arguably more logical for them to display these openly.

- Human DNA is very fragile, and susceptible to a number of different diseases, mutations, and other various maladies that may change it. Yet it's also the perfect medicine to combat the synano-plague known as S.L.I.M.E, which is dissolved upon contact with Human DNA.

About CULTURE:
- Studying Humans is an incredibly confusing affair. They're just so...contrary, in every way possible.

- Humans have been separated from each other for thousands of years. As a result, human culture has become very divided from each other, fracturing into hundreds of different cultures, each with their own beliefs, customs, appearances, and such. It is far more common for people to appreciate different cultures now than it was back then.

- These divides go even further, to the point where each individual human is defined by a personality, which separates them from others. Humans primarily socialize by interacting with other Humans who are much like themselves, to make it easier existing in a world full of differences and divides.

- Because humans have divided in such a way, they were, and still are notoriously bad at reaching consensus among their own population, with differing opinions often resulting in unnecessary conflict. Including numerous wars, that human nations fight by creating various weapons and strategies with which to kill members of the opposing side. Before the Terran Invasion of 1947, they created an Atomic Bomb, which can kill millions at once.

(NOTE: Conflict IS indeed a common part of developing civilizations, especially if they were decsended from carnivores. But compared to us aliens, humans are outside the norm, in that their wars are tailored to kill and destroy the opposing side. And while other species try to outgrow war with better technology, humans have used technology to improve the ability to wage war. This exceptionally violent nature of solving conflict is why humans are banned from having a military, or from having people in power capable of declaring war.)

- Human entertainment primarily focuses on the stimulation of one or more of these primary senses. They make good food to stimulate taste, music to stimulate hearing, perfumes/colognes and fragrances to stimulate smell, visual art and digital entertainment to stimulate sight, and intimacy to stimulate touch. Human entertainment is notable as being highly successful among aliens with the senses to enjoy them.

- One thing many human cultures have in common is that religion is a prominent part of their lives and society. When done correctly, this has the benefit of bringing comfort, order and meaning into the lives of groups who practice it. But in the hands of bad people, it can have horrible consequences, when one or more cultures attempts to force their religions and customs on others with violence. Again, something that happens often because of they are socially fractured.

- Humans have very mixed feelings towards relationships and sexuality. The generally accepted practice is to have emotional and intimate attachment to one mate. However, humans have a tendency to seek other partners for reproduction, which causes anger in their already chosen mate. Not to mention, humans are bizarrely squeamish towards the aspect of sex, shunning it during their daily lives even though it's merely part of their biology.

- For much of its history, Humanity is...easily frightened. Especially of what they don't understand. This definitely includes alien beings such as myself who don't resemble them, as our first arrival onto Earth in 1947 had terrified them. Partly because our mere existence went against every pro-Human belief they've ever known, and partly because they had convinced themselves we were evil, and needed to be stopped for the good of their planet.

- Humans are all different from each other. That is why we advise you to take caution before passing judgement on their actions or personality.

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Heheheh, betcha didn't see this coming, didja? This was kind of a recommendation from , mostly since this'd be a good opportunity to see where WE fit in compared to the rest of the galaxy. Hooboy...get ready for a ride guys! The humans here are...

- Takeru Nakatani. An top-of-the-class Japanese exchange student, and from a rich family who paid for his education. He signed up to Exo-Station, not only for cheap, hyper-advanced learning, but also for a chance to gain friends, and a more normal life! Alas...when he got there, it was full of aliens, and spent most of the day freaking out! Although, at the end of the day, while not a complete xenophobe thanks to Nicole's help, he IS driven to be better than his alien peers. I should also mention, he's VERY pro-human. (belongs to )

- Nicole Givens. A top-of-the-class American exchange student, and from a relatively normal family with a normal background. She's the exact opposite of Takeru, being successful in school like him. Yet being utterly unmotivated by normal academics, and completely bored with everyday human life. She went to Exo-Station to have a little more excitement in her daily life, and as a result, is completely fine with alien company and cultural differences. She is most often seen with Takeru, who needs her help to get around. (belongs to )

- Tara Watts. A normal teenage American girl, whose very bizarre family had moved to Proxima City for new job opportunities. More than anything else, she wanted normality, and to fit in with the crowd. However, she is thrust into a school full of aliens, and freaks out at everything JUST like Takeru. Only faring slightly better than him. Although after meeting many new friends, she resolves to buckle down and study aliens and their culture, so she'll know and understand who's who, and what's what around these parts.

- Neil Blues. A teenage Canadian boy, who is an unabashed lover of video games and anime. While he is mostly introverted, he is quite social when among a small circle of friends. He's also very patient and chill, hardly ever getting mad. Unlike many of the students displayed here, he practically jumped at the chance to go to Exo-Station High, seeing it as a sort of Sci-Fi dream come true! From there on out, he's made a circle of great friends, comfortable around his strange alien peers, and enjoying their culture wherever it shows up. (belongs to )

- Aimee Brightower. A top-of-the-class American exchange student, and used to be the school nerd. She was highly popular among teachers and staff, but was an unpopular, geeky wallflower nobody else wanted to hang out with. So, she went to Exo-Station High to get a better education, and to perhaps find a more accepting community. Which, funny enough, she did! She made her own circle of friends as well, and enjoys popularity like nothing ever before, quickly rising the ranks to become popular with her fellow alien peers. (Belongs to Galaxy High)

- Doyle Cleverlobe. An athletic American excahnge student, who used to be the school's biggest hero back on Earth. He used to be quite the arrogant braggart, with the athletic skill to make people love him, yet didn't care a lick about his education. As a result, he was sent here to get his grades back up, to make up for his negligence. He had almost thought he'd be able to coast by on popularity again...until his arrogance, lack of intelligence, AND physical weakness isolated him. Now, he tries very hard to earn the attention and approval of his peers. (Belongs to Galaxy High)

---------------------

It's us...the Human race, a race of primate-descended people who live on planet Earth. A Garden World with a huge amount of biodiversity, mostly filled with water, and is a popular tourist destination for aliens.

About BIOLOGY:
- Human language is consisted of vocal speech. Yet they suffer a strange phenomenon called the "Tower of Babel Phenomenon", which causes them to have so many different languages, they find it highly difficult to understand one another without extensive education, or technological assistance.

- Humans have five primary sense they rely on. Sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing, and have an organ(s) contributed to each one. Namely two eyes, two ears, one mouth with a tongue, fingers with identifying pads known as "fingerprints", and a nose.

- Skin is the most sensitive part of a human's body, and as such is susceptible to temperature extremes. To rectify this, humans cover themselves with clothes, not only to regulate their temperature, but also to make fashion statements. They are inexplicably uncomfortable with allowing themselves to be seen without clothes, even if it is not necessary for the current climate.

- Humans have two arms and two legs, which they use to navigate the world around them, and manipulate things. However, they seem to have no sort of natural weaponry, making them physically fragile compared to many alien species.

- Humans come in two sexes, male and female. They reproduce with sexual reproduction, mostly with only one female and one male involved. During certain times, it's very easy for a female to become pregnant, but the process of pregnancy takes a staggering 9 months to complete! Human bodies are bizarrely maladjusted to carry infants, causing the mother frequent pain and sickness.

- Humans have various appendages that others of their species find attractive. On males, muscular physique and large phalluses are arousing factors. Likewise, on females, it's their mammaries, skin, and buttocks. However, against all reason, humans feel the need to cover these up with clothes, when it would be arguably more logical for them to display these openly.

- Human DNA is very fragile, and susceptible to a number of different diseases, mutations, and other various maladies that may change it. Yet it's also the perfect medicine to combat the synano-plague known as S.L.I.M.E, which is dissolved upon contact with Human DNA.

About CULTURE:
- Studying Humans is an incredibly confusing affair. They're just so...contrary, in every way possible.

- Humans have been separated from each other for thousands of years. As a result, human culture has become very divided from each other, fracturing into hundreds of different cultures, each with their own beliefs, customs, appearances, and such. It is far more common for people to appreciate different cultures now than it was back then.

- These divides go even further, to the point where each individual human is defined by a personality, which separates them from others. Humans primarily socialize by interacting with other Humans who are much like themselves, to make it easier existing in a world full of differences and divides.

- Because humans have divided in such a way, they were, and still are notoriously bad at reaching consensus among their own population, with differing opinions often resulting in unnecessary conflict. Including numerous wars, that human nations fight by creating various weapons and strategies with which to kill members of the opposing side. Before the Terran Invasion of 1947, they created an Atomic Bomb, which can kill millions at once.

(NOTE: Conflict IS indeed a common part of developing civilizations, especially if they were decsended from carnivores. But compared to us aliens, humans are outside the norm, in that their wars are tailored to kill and destroy the opposing side. And while other species try to outgrow war with better technology, humans have used technology to improve the ability to wage war. This exceptionally violent nature of solving conflict is why humans are banned from having a military, or from having people in power capable of declaring war.)

- Human entertainment primarily focuses on the stimulation of one or more of these primary senses. They make good food to stimulate taste, music to stimulate hearing, perfumes/colognes and fragrances to stimulate smell, visual art and digital entertainment to stimulate sight, and intimacy to stimulate touch. Human entertainment is notable as being highly successful among aliens with the senses to enjoy them.

- One thing many human cultures have in common is that religion is a prominent part of their lives and society. When done correctly, this has the benefit of bringing comfort, order and meaning into the lives of groups who practice it. But in the hands of bad people, it can have horrible consequences, when one or more cultures attempts to force their religions and customs on others with violence. Again, something that happens often because of they are socially fractured.

- Humans have very mixed feelings towards relationships and sexuality. The generally accepted practice is to have emotional and intimate attachment to one mate. However, humans have a tendency to seek other partners for reproduction, which causes anger in their already chosen mate. Not to mention, humans are bizarrely squeamish towards the aspect of sex, shunning it during their daily lives even though it's merely part of their biology.

- For much of its history, Humanity is...easily frightened. Especially of what they don't understand. This definitely includes alien beings such as myself who don't resemble them, as our first arrival onto Earth in 1947 had terrified them. Partly because our mere existence went against every pro-Human belief they've ever known, and partly because they had convinced themselves we were evil, and needed to be stopped for the good of their planet.

- Humans are all different from each other. That is why we advise you to take caution before passing judgement on their actions or personality.