

In the Naruto anime, Kagura Otsutsuki who was an alien "celestial being" could
have children with Tenji and they had Hagomoro Otsutsuki. Normally 2 different
species can't reproduce unless they have common ancestors. Were the humans and
the Otsutsuki aliens related and had common ancestors before they met, was it
an amazingly coincidence that they had practicaly they same genes or what?
Humans can't reproduce with species who have 99% the same genes so they should
have >99% identical to humans, is this ever explained why?


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Why was the Otsusuki clan genetically compatible with humans to the point they could have children?


So...this is set in a world where someone who is adept enough can literally
generate fire, water, electricity, earth and wind from their hands by weaving
specific seals. I'm gonna have to ask that you just _slightly_ suspend your
disbelief on this one.

There's no explanation as to why this is possible, similar to how there's no
explanation as to why _whole_ eye transplants have such a high success rate
among recipients of the Sharingan or coveted Byakugan (whereas in reality,
that just isn't a thing).


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