The human form is the pinnacle of biological evolution in isekai?

>A human is neither stronger nor faster nor more resilient than a lion or a elephant.
Wrong. Humans are more flexible and smart. You can kill a beast with your bare hands if you use your head and hands properly. Tips: evade its attacks and aim for its weak points.

>xianxia
>Opinion automatically discarded
Chinks don't know to write about anything but themselves.

It go way back to old taoism and Buddhism teaching. Basically something about human body can channel, absorb energy better and can balance said energy.

same with nips, your point?

>Man shaped god in their image.
Blasphemy. Also you aren't hallucinating shit.

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Well walking on two legs gave a species some really good biological benefits:
>Free up the front limbs so that they can be use for other stuffs
>Better vision in day time thank to the height advantage
>Better locomotion for long distance running
>Better throwing ability

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Didn't we trade our furs and fangs for a comfort life in communities instead of in the wildness?

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>having human actors for everything
Isn't that the opposite of OP post? It means everything was originated from humans, but doesn't mean they would always stay in the same shape in the evolutionary journey. On the other hand, OP means convergent evolution because the human shape is the final stage all species strives for.

Can you kill wolf with only your hands? Let alone lions or other shit.

Didn't they know that a human body and an ape body wasn't that much different?

>his ultimate move is literally trannification
Kek.

The power of a god, by taking their body.

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>three threads
why do you fags always do this, do you not realise the catalog exists?

>Well walking on two legs gave a species some really good biological benefits:
Then why didn't the dinosaurs develop their own civilization? Turned out that after their hands were free, they had nothing to do with them and shrunk them. There must be much more about our current form.

It's a race to which thread gets political last.

We traded our fang for our teeth that is better suited for omnivore life style, our fur got traded for our sweat which is better under the African sun. Change like those took millions of years, not just thousands of years

Well, some user in the last threads complained about the maid thread being filled with /pol/ shit and asked for a new one. I guess anons granted his wish.

daily reminder evolution is false
youtube.com/watch?v=H3B8KkSZp_E

>now they are arguing unit 731 and comfort women
So that's it. I chose this thread.

>We traded our fang for our teeth that is better suited for omnivore life style, our fur got traded for our sweat which is better under the African sun
So why didn't people moving to colder areas regrow furs and fangs? They were in those places for about 2 million years already.

>Females are all humanoid
>Males look like monsters
It's fairly obvious what they mean by that.

Reminder to never trust the elves, since they may be fake.

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I hope you keep your kots fit

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It makes somewhat sense since females aren't supposed to fight and hunt.

You could also just report and ignore, for some reason the jannies tend to actually clean up isekai threads in particular from that shit when it gets enough reports

Kots are known for not being able to control their weight.

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humans are "jack of all trades" in isekai

not perfect smell/sight/hearing/motorics, but still good
not super tall, but tall enough for most purposes
not super tiny, but tiny enough for most needs
adapts to pretty much every possible environment provided there is oxygen + water to consume
usually depending on setting, decent at magic/martial arts, not the best, not the worst
breed like rabbits when viewed from the perspective of more ancient races, generational cap being possible as low as 15-20 years
not afraid to throw more bodies/corpses at enemies, high fertility compensates for bloody losses
high greed as economic motivator, keep coming with ideas until something solves the issue and economic prosperty can be increased
isnt afraid of turning any environment into a wasteland if the local resources are needed for their economic purposes

from alien/other races perspective humans might as well be highly evolved cockroaches/virus strain that tries to consume and take over everything, usually in conflict with similar aggressive highly evolved consumers/aggressors like orcs/goblins/etc

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In many species of animal females still hunt, humans are an exception in that regard if anything.

The female human body isn't optimized for giving birth either. We can't shit out kids as easily as dogs or cats.

Because sweat is still really fucking good if you have to run for long distance. Most animals have to stop to recharge, sweat allow human to run longer. Plus there no benefit from regrowing our fur when human figure out other way to keep warm (cave, other animal fur, fire,...). Samething with fangs, human (and most ape) don't use fangs to kill for food like most predators. Evolution only provide things that you need for survive, no more, no less.

We evolve to mitigate that problem.
>1 child per birth, no problem because human youngling have better survival rate
>Head too big? Just let the kid out early, we can take care of it until it grow up

In the end, it means we traded many useful tools for intelligence, the same thing could also happen to the bird in OP chart.

Because dinosaur has no need for it. Traits are mean to help an animal adapt better to it environment, but if there is no need for them, they wouldn't develop in the first place. Brain power isn't require for most giant dinosaur because they were at the top of the food chain. Smaller dinosaur were often smarter but they are spec more in agility than intelligent.

>anti-human technique didn't work on troll
Accurate, I guess.

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>reducing aesthetics of being for mere tools
>which ultimately wouldn't be enough anyway
Pitiful.

What advantages humans have over goblins?

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It not rally traded, more like those part just isn't needed anymore, thus keeping them would take up too much space compare to their usefulness. Like we also lost our ability to make vitamin D, not because we don't need vitamin D but because we has other source of vitamin D so there no longer a need for that ability

The only advantage goblins have is in reproduction and maybe some mild nails/teeth

>but if there is no need for them, they wouldn't develop in the first place
not fully true. In times of low evolutionary pressure, like after a mass extinction, lots of traits that offer no advantages can evolve so long as they aren't an outright disadvantage. but that's neither here nor there

we can't prove they didn't. if a species of dinosaur evolved an advanced woodworking society only to go extinct after a century of intense thunderstorms and flashfires we'd have nothing that'd survive for us to find as prove

in some setups goblins cant reproduce on their own, making them reliant on other races to borrow wombs
usually goblins also dont survive in too cold/warm terrains since they might not be capable of producing proper winter/desert/tundra clothing
or lacking irrigation/aqueducts, their settlements are more limited to areas with enough water supply
humans usually come up with more sophisticated killing tools, so steel plate can beat goblin maces and longbows beat rudimentary slings

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Really the only way we can find a civilization on Earth that predate human is for that civilization to be at least reached the industrial era.

>a wolf
Yes, though that's really hard and certainly not for anyone who's only above average.
>a lion
No lol, you would have to be perfect to even try.
The actual biggest strength of humans is ingenuity, sure a human can have more strength and endurance than loads of animals. The spear alone allowed people to hunt mammoths and lions(though it was more tactics).

Ironically, that's pretty much the opposite of what we actually are, if we compare to other animals.
We specialize pretty heavily in sight at the expense of other senses. Walking upright is actually pretty involved in sense of motorics, though there are animals better at balancing and movement, but those usually have it as their specialization.
We're pretty fucking tall if you don't compare to megafauna, not particularly small. Well, I guess we're not super tall or tiny, sure.
Our specialization is undoubtedly intelligence, we dumped so much resources into it we broke the class system and can just be whatever we want at this point, through tools. True example of "one stat to rule them all". Basically, everybody else is a dedicated martial, and we're 3.5 edition D&D wizards, and the only ones with magic that isn't a cantrip. The only reason we're at any good at martial arts is because we broke the class system, so we can do that too somewhat, with swords and bows. I guess throwing is a genuine specialization, but that's about it.
We're among the longest-lived animals, comparable to elephants. Everybody who lives longer is a braindead meduda who just put everything into regeneration, because they're so simple, there's nothing in their body to fuck up. And we need that long life to maximize benefits of intelligence. We also have among the highest generational gaps and lowest birth rates, because we're all "child rearing over child spawning" tactic.
High greed is a universal trait among animals since they need resources to survive, lowering greed is a significant commitment to social development. It's just we're so successful, it still isn't quite enough, most animals don't have to bother with holding themselves back so they don't win too hard.

Cockroaches are cockroaches. We are the farthest thing from cockroaches, besides maybe insane adaptability.
It's kinda ridiculous how wrong D&D is, if you look at it on comparison to the real world, that is.

well in isekai terms, humans tend to be in the "middle" compared to various other things that usually inhabit the same world

but that is also because pretty much every isekai has human protagonists so other races/monsters are either stronger/weaker compared to humans in X Y Z etc.

>by this
Author doesn't know what he's talking about and how everything works. Or what life is. Because even cockroach is better than homo sapiens in matters of evolution. Deuterostomes are the dead end in general.

carnivores need their teeth to do basically everything. We don’t need fangs to grip things or rip meat off bones because we have hands and nails for that.

>hasn't been a new raw chapter in months
So I take it it's been axed, right?

TierZoo?

No scriptures exist from any other animals but us aka the ones in god's image.
Done.
God has no shape but we do so you are wrong.
Next.

Key word, usually.
Goblins adapt well, thye live in cold regions as well.
They are a tremendous threat since they are a humanoid species that can outbreed us by a shit ton.
The only reason they are shit tier is because magi exists in the settings.
Without it? goblins will dominate the majority of the regions, only being bested in specific regions by the local powers.
Being inferior than humans in intelligence is obvious but when the horde becomes big enough they start producing smart goblins through pure numbers creating thhe exceptions easier aka shamans, mages.

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