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Trowa Barton from Mobile Suit Gundam Wing is a lesser version of this.

Until he was taken in by Atsuyu, he couldn't really speak.

Kouya from The Twelve Kingdoms was raised by a youma after his parents abandoned him during a famine.

In the end, his parents join him with his adopted family. In the original Japanese, he rather infamously asks Misty if he can nurse from her. But he can still speak when Ash and co come around. He fell out of his parents' helicopter and was raised by Kangaskhan in the Safari Zone.

There's also Tobo/Tommy, from 'The Kangaskhan Kid' in season one of the anime and The Electric Tale of Pikachu manga.As a result, Hareta can do several feats that humans normally can't, such as chewing through trees. In Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl Adventure!, Professor Rowan deliberately had Hareta raised by Pokémon, with just enough human contact to learn to speak and wear clothes.When she was introduced she actually had clothing she made out of leaves. The feral girl Sapphire from Pokémon Adventures fights wild Pokémon with her bare hands, has refined senses of sight, smell, and hearing, is a bit socially awkward (though she does have regular human contact), and even has fangs and claws.He would eventually join Team Rocket, but he is still technically a wild Pokémon.

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A wild Meowth learned human language, how to walk like a human, social skills and other impressive knowledge.

However, as it turns out, he was raised by none other than the Golden Tribe themselves, is one of the few characters who fully grasps the situation of the war, and makes some astonishingly mature decisions (given his usual behavior) throughout the series. and spends a great deal of his time goofing off in the garden or finger painting.

Age of Heroic Age is a subversion: he acts a lot like a wild child, having no comprehension of manners, personal hygiene, numbers, etc.

Although Maya has no real trouble learning to move on all fours, the challenge is getting to the point where she appears wild, as in someone who's never been exposed to human body language, never mind social conventions.

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This series itself naturally approaches the trope from the far end. In The Forgotten Wilderness Maya takes the part of a girl who was raised by wolves, then later captured and used as a side-show attraction until taken in by a professor who wanted to restore her to humanity.

One of the plays Maya performs in Glass Mask is an extended deconstruction of this trope.

Wrath from the 2003 anime version of Fullmetal Alchemist lived alone in the wilds of an island.

He still uses Tarzan-like language though (even though most Digimon speak flawless English/Japanese). Only he slightly knows how to act around humans because Digimon act sociable to each other.

Keenan (Ikuto) from Digimon Data Squad is a type of this.

While he's introduced as a Blood Knight with No Social Skills, he can at least speak human language, as an omake reveals that he met an old man who taught him to speak by reading him old poems.

Inosuke Hashibira from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba was raised by a wild boar and spent most of his life alone in the mountains after his mother was killed by a demon.

It is fitting therefore that the strongest relationship she has is with Ein, who is a dog. She tends to drift from place to place, so she rarely interacted with people prior to joining the Bebop. Her introductory episode shows she had been living in squalor by herself and it is explained later that Ed was abandoned by her father. She acts like a dog sometimes and has poor social skills despite her talent for hacking.

Ed from Cowboy Bebop is this crossed with Cloudcuckoolander.This means they must be fully independent in all aspects of using the bathroom as WildCare Camp staff is not permitted to assist campers in any way while in the bathroom. Please click here to be added to the waitlist. GET STARTED! Session 1B (afternoon) Growing Up Wild Potty trained campers: -Ĭan tell the teacher when they need to go to the bathroomĬan attend to their own hygiene without adult assistance No field trips for this session.Ĭampers must have attended pre-school, and all campers must be fully potty trained to be enrolled in WildCare’s camps. Growing up in the wild can be a tricky task!Įxamine the fascinating ways different animals raise their young, the interesting adaptations baby animals have to survive in the wild and simple ways we can help to keep them safe from harm. Scholarships available! Please complete this form instead of clicking 'register' below.GET STARTED! Session 8A (morning) Growing Up Wild

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