Pandorian

Pandorians are the main race featured in *A Trip Through the Wormhole*, and this article means to detail everything about them.

## Biology

Pandorians are biologically similar to humans. Having evolved separately from them and thriving on their own, their similarity to humans is a universal coincidence. Although coronians also have biologically similarities to humans, they were created by humans while pandorians evolved the same as humans, however somehow pandorians have specific and important changes.

Pandorians have varying blood colors for reasons unknown, but it is presumed that at some point different kingdoms or tribes all had differing blood colors, so they could be more related, and that people with different blood colors mixing caused these genes to mix, which creates different colors. The only colors of blood that are not present are any shades of grey, white, or black, but all other colors are present.

Powers are also a gift that most pandorians are born with. More often than not, a pandorian will be born with a lesser power but most characters who see relevance in the storyline tend to be outliers of the norm, hence why they tend to have more powerful powers. Powers can corrupt one though, which is why most of the villains in the storyline have powerful powers, for example teleportation and telekinesis, powers that not many of the heroes are able to combat, but some heroes have very rare powers as well.

It is no coincidence that all of the main and secondary characters in this storyline are gifted in at least some aspect, whether it be smarts, good powers, or skills in some field of combat, something more tactical, or something more practical, and this is because the universe carefully selects those it wants to play its game, and those who don't stand up to its tests will not survive.

Horns are also something pandorians occasionally have. It is mentioned that a lot more pandorians used to have horns, but for an unknown reason, they became more and more rare over the years, hence why most of the veterans from the GCW or other historical events have horns, such as Nomad, although his horns only start to grow a lot as the story continues for an unknown reason.

It is mentioned that horns can take a while to grow, especially if one's natural life is extended such as Nomad's or any other GCW veteran, and for some of them they took a while to grow in, like Yomaho's whose horns only started to grow in around the year 2000, or how Kiff does have horns, but they are comically short and covered by his hair, so many people assume that he does not have any, but it is proven that they have been steadily growing over the past couple of years leading up to the beginning of the story.

Horns can vary in size, shape, and color. The shape of the horns seems to be rather random, stemming from either dominant genes in the family or a mix of both parents. Size can vary from person to person, but it seems that certain horns tend to be larger or smaller, for example bull-like horns being much larger than more triangular horns.

The color of the horns is normally similar to one's blood color, however this color is washed out and mixed with the color of bone. Horns are part of the skull and they grow out of it at various points. The reason for the blood color similarity is unknown, as the rest of the skull and other bones are all the same color as regular bones. Horns do not hold blood either, they are just horns and were possibly once used for displays for mating.

It has been proposed that every pandorian does indeed have horns, but most people's horns do not grow in enough to be noticeable, as it has been noted that on a typical horn-less pandorian skull there are small bits of bone that tend to jut out in various places. Although the theory cannot be fully proven as these could be normal parts of the skull, but it is highly possible.