#punnet square

[gorgeous-dexter]

ok hello me and my husband

I don’t care if I can’t edit for balls I think it’s cute and sweet and I liked making the little frame for it fuck we’re so fucking cute maybe one day I’ll post the actual photos of me and him fuck ok meowww

[leftbeeftheory]

Let’s review the facts:

Penny is originally from Galar

Penny’s father is described by her as being “loud and clingy”

Now where have I heard that before? Oh right:

Some additional facts:

Peony clearly gives his children similar names to his own (Take out the “y” and make it an “ia” to get Peonia). Penny is only one letter off from Peony, the only difference being that the “o” is an “n”

Peony is prone to giving children (including but not limited to his own) nicknames (“Nia” for instance)

Every single one of Penny’s non-English names reference the peony plant

Of course there is the elephant in the room; Penny is white and Peony is not.

First of all, Peony is absolutely the type of person to adopt a child and it is fully possible that Penny is not his biological daughter. However, Peony’s wife and Peonia’s mother is white. As any 8x8 punnett square will tell you, children are nowhere near guaranteed to have the skin color that is the exact middle between their parents (like Peonia seemingly is), but can in fact be nearly anywhere on the skin color spectrum, albeit with varying degrees of rarity.

(Note: the data reflected on the graph is not directly accurate to Peony and his wife. The inputs are completely different, though the outputs remain fairly accurate)

Smaller details:

One of the most common pairs of Pokémon that are often compared to each other are Pikachu and Eevee (Pokémon Yellow, Let’s Go). If Penny and Peonia are sisters, their opposing motifs make perfect sense.

Lastly, Penny gives the player character the TM for Draco Meteor (only usable on Dragon types) after defeating her. However, it is odd that she would have this TM in the first place. She couldn’t have gotten it specifically for the player because the player might not have any Dragon types, and she certainly wouldn’t have gotten it for herself; Penny exclusively used Eeveelutions (or Veevees, as she calls them), of which a Dragon type does not exist. However, there is an individual mentioned in this post who always and only has a Dragon type, that being Peonia and her Tyrantrum that she uses in Dynamax Adventures. We know Peony likes to give powerful (for lack of a better term) gifts to his daughter (See: golden expedition uniform), and he is 100% the type of dad to make sure that any gift he gives to one child, he gives to all of them.

TL;DR: Peony is Penny’s father.

[undead-knick-knack]

[hinacu-arts]

My very simplified punnet square cheat sheet in case anyone wanted to make their own

Dominant trait is listed first (ex. Black hair is dominant over blonde)

50/50 means its a toss up its basically a coin toss

[hurdy-girly]

Just had a conversation about hear me out cakes and look am I crazy for mentioning punnet squares?

[wizardsnorlax]

It's weird o'clock again and I'm just laying here awake thinking about animals in the world of ATLA and that one farm full of pig hybrids and was thinking about how if any of those produced a regular pig it would probably sell well enough to save that village! But does anyone else wonder if a cow pig and a sheep pig could create offspring? Like would we need to pull out the punnet square to figure out the chances of a cow sheep coming from that? Would the resulting cow sheep be able to breed with a different pig hybrid because both parents were part pig? What about Bosco the "regular" bear? Would he need to mate with a skunk bear or something to make offspring? Would said offspring have a higher chance of being non hybrids or would they be exclusively the mother's hybrid type? Could Turtle Ducks and chicken ducks make super tasty offspring?

[alpha-beta-omegaverse]

What Dynamic will a child be?

 What dynamic a child will be relies heavily on genetics, and to find the possible dynamic of a child before it is been born, the idea of a punnet square is often used.

A=Alpha B=Beta O=Omega

AAxAA will produce 100% Alphas

AAxAB will produce 100% Alphas

AAxBB will produce 100% Alphas

AAxAO will produce 50% Alphas and 50% Betas

ABxAB will produce 75% Alphas and 25% Betas

ABxBB will produce 50% Alphas and 50% Betas

ABxAO will produce 50% Alphas, 25% Betas, and 25% Omegas

AAxBO will produce 50% Alphas and 50% Betas

AAxOO will produce 100% Betas

ABxBO will produce 25% Alphas, 50% Betas, and 25% Omegas

ABxOO will produce 50% Betas and 50% Omegas

BBxBB will produce 100% Betas

BBxAO will produce 50% Alphas and 50% Omegas

AOxAO will produce 25% Alphas, 50% Betas, and 25% Omegas

BBxBO will produce 50% Betas and 50% Omegas

BBxOO will produce 100% Omegas

AOxBO will produce 25% Alphas, 25% Betas, and 50% Omegas

BOxBO will produce 25% Betas and 75% Omegas

BOxOO will produce 100% Omegas

OOxOO will produce 100% Omegas

[clems-grove]

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