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(#2) Rin Okumura
- Blue Exorcist, Blue Exorcist
Rin Okumura, the protagonist of Blue Exorcist, is the son of a human woman named Yuri Egin, and the lord of all demons, Satan. Yuri died while giving birth to Rin and his fraternal twin brother, Yukio. Shiro Fujimoto, who had been ordered by Yuri's father to kill her and her devil babies, ends up taking pity on the newborn babies and letting them live.
Instead of killing them, he seals their demonic powers and raises them as normal humans. Despite his alleged "full humanity," Rin's headstrong behavior still gets him labeled "a demon child" in school. Eventually, Rin is unable to continue living a "normal" life, and has to start using his powers. While there are plenty of stories about the so-called anti-Christ, few of such characters exist in anime, and even fewer are as complex a character as Rin Okumura.
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(#10) Ichigo - 'Bleach'
Ichigo is considered to be a Half-Human, Half-Quincy since his late mother was an Echt Quincy. Yet in the end, it really doesn't matter what species he is since he holds Quincy, Hollow and Shinigami powers. Ichigo is truly an unstoppable force with overwhelming powers, especially in his Full Hollow Form.
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(#17) Nina Drango - 'Rage Of Bahamut: Virgin Soul'
As you may have surmised from her name, Nina Drango from Rage of Bahamut: Virgin Soul is half-human, half-dragon. While she usually appears completely human, this changes when she sees a handsome man. Upon such sightings, she gets flustered and red-faced, and ends up transforming into a dragon. It's later revealed that she loses control of her abilities like this because handsome men remind her of her father, who was killed by Bahamut. Turning into a dragon and going on a rampage helps her avoid painful memories.
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(#4) Gohan
- Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone, Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn, Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug, Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might, Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound, Dragon Ball Z the Movie: The World's Strongest, Dragon Ball Z: Broly – The Legendary Super Saiyan, Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!, Dragon Ball Z: The Return of Cooler, Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge, Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks, Dragon Ball
It's difficult to chose just one half-human hybrid from Dragon Ball Z. There's Trunks, Bulla, Gohan, Marron - the list goes on. Gohan, a half-human, half-Saiyan, deserves special mention for a few reasons. First of all, he's the only half-human, half-Saiyan to display significantly greater power than his full-Saiyan equivalents. That's just cool.
Second, we get to see how him navigate completely different expectations from his human mother and Saiyan father. Chichi, his mother, really just wants him to do well in school and get a good night's sleep. Goku, his father, wants him to use his strength to help defend the Earth from its enemies.
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(#7) Shinichi Izumi - 'Parasyte'
Shinichi Izumi, the main character of the terrifying Parasyte, wasn't always a half-human hybrid. His completely human nature changed when an alien parasite ate his arm and merged with his body. At first, Shinichi is understandably horrified, but he soon learns to work with the parasite, who he calls Migi, to defend humans against the rest of the parasites who are ravaging humanity.
The ability to do anything other than shriek in horror and just straight up chop off your own arm is impressive enough in this situation. (To be fair, he does try to chop off his own arm.) Shinichi manages to actually collaborate with the parasite and becomes a true human-parasite hybrid, which is flat-out amazing.
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(#9) Eina Tulle - 'Is It Wrong to Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon?'
Is It Wrong to Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon?'s Eina Tulle is half-human, half-elf, and all adorable. Eina is a receptionist at the Guild, an organization that provides services for adventurers, including lengthy "lessons" that go on for so long that hardly anyone sticks around to listen to them. What's unique about Eina is that her half-elf status actually doesn't give her any magical abilities or really change anything for her.
This might not seem like something to celebrate, but when you consider how many other hybrid characters are unnaturally powerful, Eina's averageness is like a breath of fresh air.
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