Any reasons April didn't have physical Utrom traits?

[ToTheNines]

Originally Posted by neatoman

You know, tentacles, fangs, weird pupils, that sort of thing. Is there a reason she had none of them even though she was a human-utrom hybrid? And I'm talking in-universe reasons, not real world factors, she obviously had to pass for human early on in the series and I doubt marketing liked the idea of her sprouting tentacles later on. Still, is there a logical reason her only Utrom trait is the ESP?

The whole thing never really made much sense and they dropped it altogether once they were happy with just letting her be a psychic and decided they were done with the Kraang.

The most frustrating thing is that Kirby had to have known way more than he ever revealed, but the writers probably never put enough thought into what his dialogue on the subject would have been anyway.

To the best of my memory, April’s parents had her naturally. I guess her mom had enough residual Kraang DNA after the experiments that April got some too? Maybe she would have started changing later in life?

Alternative side-question, how would you have felt if she was the subject of the more typical Utrom twist? I.e. simply just an Utrom with the human appearance just being a facade in the form android body?

That would have sucked.

[Antoniocafe]

I remember the episode where she was obsessed with the pen. I was certain that she was going to turn out to be a drawing brought to life.

[ToTheNines]

Originally Posted by Antoniocafe

I remember the episode where she was obsessed with the pen. I was certain that she was going to turn out to be a drawing brought to life.

And they named her dad Kirby ffs. Really seemed like they were going to streamline the Mirage stuff.

[neatoman]

... So, if you were to crack April's skull like a coconut, would an Utrom pop out where the brain normally is?