Where are the female Gorons?

[Anju]

K.(Before a mod notices.)

[Hi no Seijin]

So, we can get back to the female Gorons now, right?  Have we discussed every possibility?  If so, should we lock this topic?

[Nabooru]

um...yeah

[Anju]

1,2,3!.....Locked?

[Nogare]

Wow, you guys are preeeeetty creative. I think we should just leave it at all Gorons are transexuals and gay, that's why they're always rollin over Link.

Tee, you don't understand; I looked it up in the Wikimedia thing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorons#Gender

[Nabooru]

 Thats a good look on it.

[Nogare]

Trust me, man; I study Zelda more than I eat  

[Hi no Seijin]

Wow.  I eat more than I study Zelda.  Apparently, I'm doing something wrong.

[Nogare]

No, trust me; you at least have a life; I literally fast. No, I'm kidding, but I have been only looking through my Zelda games for more details about the story for the whole of the summer...

[Davros]

If the spamming doesn't stop soon I'm going to lock this topic... Oh and I still like the rock idea...  m

[Nabooru]

we already decided to.

[Anju]

If the spamming doesn't stop soon I'm going to lock this topic... Oh and I still like the rock idea...  m

The rock idea's...weird.

[LadyNintendo]

I like the rock idea, and wish I could believe it, but....

In ALTTP, we meet descendants, bloodline, of the seven sages. Now, we could argue that the story mentioned in ALTTP is not OOT, but I think it's pretty obvious it is. Most differences are based on bad translations. SO, let's just say OOT is what ALTTP was talking about.

Like it isn't already hard enough to figure out how Zora bloodlines can mix with Hylian/Human. Because unlike the Rito (okay, that I just assume, but otherwise it's just as hard to explain), they don't lay eggs. And Kokiri don't seem to do the reproduction thing, but at least we know they can change their bodies, so maybe they once changed into Hylian/Human adults.

But at least those two groups have shown they use the male+female way of reproducing, or possibly could. But what if Gorons truly are genderless? I know they refer to eachother as male beings (son, he, him, brother etc.), but what's the point of being male or female if the other gender of your kind does not exist? * And even if it could somehow qualify as male, I doubt they would have the...um.. equipment to mix their race with that of Hylians/Humans. And I also highly doubt they would evolve in such a way.

* I'm pretty sure someone's gonna mention the Gerudo. First of all, they do get a male of their race once in a very long time period (I assume per tribe, but just how does that work?). Well, if they really can get 400 years old, that would be more than enough. Besides, it's a bit different for them, since they probably are very closely related to the other humanlikes. And if I'm correct, the quote was talking about a male Gerudo, not just males. At least two people in the game make references to possibly have a Gerudo as mother, one of them being a male.

Yeah, I should eat more.  

[Lemmy]

Trust me, man; I study Zelda more than I eat  

Wow me too

[Davros]

Very interesting, but you seem to be discussing view on how the Gorons interbreed (Or don't as it seems), any ideas on how they reproduce, within their own species? (Unless you say they can't, but these would surely mean that they would simply die out, an idea disproved by the Goron's in WW.