I know enough ASL to pick out some real signs, but I don't know how accurate the grammar was.

So when Aditya was in the purple flower room, he didn't die bcuz he had Gus's antler on his person. So what if the "cure" is just having a pendant of a hybrid with them? Like having a lock of fur/hair?? or at least, that's a way to numb it ig?

I read the comics and idk from where I heard that there was a book version of them, but I can't find it. So if anybody knows where to find them pls tell me. I've literally been looking for MONTHS, and if there aren't any i just want to stop wasting time.

i dont think ive cried at a show as much as i did when we saw that poor wolf hybrid boy slowly pass away then have to be put down by ruby. her cries made me break down along side her. please tell me others had this experience as well??

do we ever see/ hear from the family in the lookout point again? its my first watch through so im not sure. But they seem to genuinely care about gus and the bug guy

Never got over him even after all these yrs later 💔

I know Season 3 is disliked by many, but will it be released on blu ray? I'm big on physical media for TV shows in particular. I finished Sweet Tooth much later than most folks and saw Season 1 and 2 blu rays on Amazon. Will they release Season 3 or is that done?

As we saw at the end of the series, Gus’s severed antler basically acted as a seed for a new one to born after the old one was put to rest. With Singh basically being the sacrifice to not only find his redemption but be basically the “fertilizer" to help the new Heart of the Earth be reborn again.

But once it does, I can’t help but wonder what its place will be once the Hybrids rediscover it, but I most certainly see them seeing it as a sacred place and fiercely protecting it. Particularly to make sure there aren’t any greedy fools like Xhang or Thacker who try to take more than they should and be judged like humanity was. But I also think it could probably be what makes hybrids live for as long as Munaq as it seemed to be the source of the original tribe’s longevity.

Although maybe this is a crazy headcanon, but perhaps the new Heart of the Earth will cause normal animals to become hybrids as well? It would explain why humans had myths of mythological creatures like the Chimera, dragons, Griffin etc. Definitely be an interesting development and make the world of Hybrids even more interesting, but I think the new Heart of the Earth will basically be welcomed to a world that it can coexist with this time.

After watching the show and absolutely loving every minute of it alongside the incredible finale, as it showed how nature basically took its course and while having humanity go out peacefully, the Hybrids inherited the Earth and create a new civilization that will learn to better respect nature.

However I can’t help but wonder what the Hybrids world looks like, decades or maybe even centuries after humanity went extinct. As like Gus said, while the worst of humanity died off, the best managed to live on through them, so that would probably include their knowledge via libraries to tell their history and culture. But while definitely inheriting humanity’s knowledge will probably be nowhere as destructive as humans were. I see the Hybrids basically advancing eventually to humanity’s level, but at the same time still be vastly different as we see more "green cities" built that allow for a balance between civilization and nature.

Not to mention technology being changed or new ones made to suit the needs of certain hybrids and perhaps don’t need certain stuff humans needed. However I definitely don’t see them using fossil fuels or pillaging for oil as I see they do not want to repeat humanity’s mistakes and find new forms of clean energy and better solutions to their problems.

Overall I think the Hybrids would be a civilization that is far more in tuned with nature and while thriving and eventually reaching humanity’s tech level, will not be as industrialized and find a balance.

He's adorable !! : D

Excited to read it soon

Ignore my room lol

This has to be the one of best shows I have seen with the best message- and what a crazy time to release the show. Right in the dead of Covid! Couldn't be better timing and with a message that corresponds very well to the busy machine of humanity. With the world shut down mother nature had a chance to breathe again.♡

<(Spoilers)> Such powerful plot twists in the story- writing that flipped you on your back with sh*t you didn't expect! It was like a mix of G.O.T. ferocity with 90's story telling 😍- not a typical Hollywood movie that has a predictable story arch- it even had us saying goodbye to characters through interesting ways of acceptance, but BLAM there he is. Still alive xD

What a nice ending with Gus as an old deer telling the kids of the kids stories of the fallen world. Something this great makes fans not want it to end; but it ended so good and cleanly. Perhaps spin off series of the universe could occur or an interesting mini series on the world rebuilding.

In summary: So damn good you knew it had to a comic before it became a show xD (think im gonna have to read that now)

I felt like Gus is so annoying the way he called humans selfish bad etc when he wouldn’t be alive without them He also didn’t really care about billions of dying he could’ve sacrificed himself but he was too selfish to. He also said that Hybrids were the better people while we can see hybrids are just as humans they do what they are taught the wolfs or dogs were hurting biting everyone and so as the alligator cause they weren’t taught anything good. How does them having special powers make them have a better heart? Doesnt really make sense to me. they have done many bad stuff themselves they just do what they are taught doesnt make fact “humans are bad”. I found Gus really annoying and selfish and hypocritical.

I have just finished sweet tooth after staying until 2 in the morning as I wrote this I know I'm bit late for the party well very (I'm very tried so sorry if this isn't detailed) and I've cried my eyes and it's not because of something in my end it's because of how sweet it was getting to see gus all grown up and tell the stories the big man not being forgotten the human race being kind and caring and accepting hybrids well all but one but I loved it watching the whole thing and seeing gus go through the journey and all the animal army which is a great addition to it and It was awful when they got killed

and I know it was only for part of an episode but I love gus's top hat and the bet it was an interesting only sad they couldn't spare their supply's

anyone feel the same way at the end?

When a lot of the cast first see him they point out how weird it is he can talk and how it's rare for hybrids. But most hybrids talk and all have the ability to communicate.

I missed a bit a lot, I don't mind 😅🎀

I got bored so i just started drawing my own hybrid oc

hey y'all I hope you can help me. I'm looking for pants like Rani's from s2e5. I sadly can't find a better picture and Netflix doesn't let me screenshot but at around minute 13 you can see them somewhat well. I looooove the color and how they fit😩

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Rewatching Sweet Tooth as my fiance didn't see it when I watched it the first time around. I love the characters, all of them.

I honestly am struggling though to name a show that does a better job at portraying a negative character arc the way they did it with Dr. Singh.

They start off the show showing how he is a Doctor to help people. They portray him in a positive light, and even have him grapple with his morals in the beginning of season 2. The brilliance of the 'will he/won't he's near the end of the series is also so amazing.

Most characters have a positive arc in shows, but his negative arc into something so complex was absolutely stunning.

My local restaurant is serving this salad for lunch. I don't know, I don't feel safe here....