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Wild Child

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Wild Child	comment	The extreme end of No Social Skills — a feral child has lived isolated from human contact from a very young age, and has little or no experience of human care, loving or social behavior, and — crucially — human language. These individuals are not just bad at social interaction; they are so limited that they are effectively wild animals who happen to have human form. And not the friendly talking kind, either. Characters who are raised by fictional animals are usually much better off than these kids: If a Wild Child was literally raised by animals, it will be painfully obvious that those animals were no substitute for human parents, with the child showing markedly animalistic behavior, such as a tendency to bite anyone who crosses their gaze wrong or who intrudes into their personal space, or never having learned to walk upright. Sometimes this can be played for comedy, with less harmful behaviors like inappropriate sniffing or choosing to "mark" territory. In Real Life, "feral children" are a blessedly rare phenomenon, and almost always the result of Parental Abandonment, neglect, and/or abuse. What exactly happened to them while they were out of contact with normal human culture? Is their odd behavior caused by lack of social contact, or did they have pre-existing developmental problems already? In real life, feral kids are almost never rehabilitated. It should also be noted that the phenomenon is labeled "feral children" and not "feral humans" because there are virtually no cases of finding feral people who actually survived to adulthood â€” with an extremely tiny handful of disputed exceptions, they're almost always discovered when they're young. In fiction, if the child does live long enough, they can mature into either a Tarzan Boy or Jungle Princess. Raised by Wolves is a subset of this. Compare with Raised by Orcs. Not to be confused with the 2008 film of the same name, which is actually about a Bratty Teenage Daughter.
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Wild Child / int_116de4aa	comment	The Six Million Dollar Man episode "The Wolf Boy".
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Wild Child / int_1215a23d	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_1215a23d	comment	Razor from Genshin Impact has lived most of his life amongst wolves and away from humans in Wolvendom, a secluded valley west of Mondstadt city. He can communicate very well in the human language, but his dialogue is notably stilted.
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Wild Child / int_13d2c035	comment	In The Adventures of Superboy episode "The Road to Hell", Superboy ends up in an alternate universe where his ship landed in the jungle instead of in Smallville, leading to the alternate Kal-El becoming this.
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Wild Child / int_16a23355	comment	Parodied in How to Be a Superhero, in which being raised by wild animals is given as one of the possible origins. The authors then present the story of a child raised by oysters, then reveal at the end that he drowned 20 years ago and the oysters never noticed.
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Wild Child / int_16a30d2b	comment	Most children raised by PokÃ©mon or Poke-raised are incapable of human speech or functioning in human society in Symbiosis. Which serves to underline how special Ash Ketchum and Tommy Marshall are as they are capable of speaking to humans and PokÃ©mon and could function in human society. Interestingly, Ash is capable because his PokÃ©mon adoptive father, Poison Lance knew enough about humans that he had sure that Ash had enough contact with them to learn how to speak, read and write. So while Ash has No Social Skills and knows the bare minimum of how humans function, he can convincingly fake being a normal child. This gives Ash the ability to speak to PokÃ©mon, has heightened endurance and sense of smell and subconscious use of Aura. Tommy was deliberately groomed by the Safari Zone Rangers who kept him from his biological family and made sure that he could function.
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Wild Child / int_16cfb2e5	comment	The Witchlands: Owl is an underplayed example in that she's only been feral for about a year by the time Aeduan and Iseult find her, but she still barely speaks, prefers to go around barefoot, eats earthworms and prefers the company of mountain bats to people.
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Wild Child / int_17024c6d	comment	The Pretender episode "Wild Child". A feral girl is found near a wood pile, and Jarod poses as a psychiatrist to figure out her story. The girl (Jarod names her "Violet") was in a plane crash as a young child, and was the only survivor. A psychologist from a nearby university found her shortly afterwards. Instead of helping her, he set up a bunch of video cameras so he could study her behavior of how she survives in this environment. This seems to be adapted from Nell (1993); one of the doctors studied Nell this way. Violet was the name of Nell's mother.
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Wild Child / int_184cd932	comment	In Left Behind, this is a good description of Belima, the last of the Xarai that originally inhabited Rohvu, due to the neural degradation she has suffered from being repeatedly â€˜twinnedâ€™. She needs several days of instruction at least before Crichton and Chiana trust her not to try to eat Pilot's arms after they've found more food, and it takes further time until Belima shows any sign of starting to remember her pre-Kaarvok life.
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Wild Child / int_1d8b9d93	comment	In The Night of the Triffids, Christine's father died when she was four, and she survived alone in the wilderness until the protagonist found her a decade later.
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Wild Child / int_1e55fa08	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_1e55fa08	comment	While all of the kids in Camp Weedonwantcha have lived long without any parental supervision in the wilderness, the first camper, now known as Proto Kid, has gone completely insane and lives alone in the woods outside the cabins.
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Wild Child / int_1e7f693c	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_1e7f693c	comment	One of the plays Maya performs in Glass Mask is an extended deconstruction of this trope. 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. This series itself naturally approaches the trope from the far end. 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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Wild Child / int_20ac8a71	comment	Doom Patrol: It was established in one of the original series' backup stories that Beast Boy briefly lived by himself in the wild a short time after he was orphaned. Rachel Pollack's run had an arc where Crowdark formed an army known as the Wild Girls, consisting of young girls she influenced into abandoning their homes to become feral brats clad in animal hides.
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Wild Child / int_26430aff	comment	Mebh from Wolfwalkers. As one of the titular Wolfwalkers, beings whose spirits can turn into wolves while their human bodies are asleep, she lives in the forest with only her mother and wolves for company. While she's completely capable of speech since she has a human parent, she still grew up around wolves and spends about half her time as one, so she shows a lot of feral, wolf-like behaviour and a disdain for "townies".
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Wild Child / int_2c082d05	comment	Jason in the Friday the 13th franchise: after his mother thinks he drowned as a child he spent years surviving alone in the wild.
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Wild Child / int_2c6d1f5	comment	The Feral Kid (credited as such) in Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior.
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Wild Child / int_2d4a7883	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_2d4a7883	comment	No explanation was ever given yet, but Chiya of Urara Meirocho has been living in the mountains away from the civilization before Present Day. Lampshaded by Koume in the first episode, comparing her to a feral animal.
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Wild Child / int_355ba6e1	comment	Big Alice Eyesore in The War Between The Pitiful Teachers And The Splendid Kids is raised by hyenas after her child psychologist parents forget/abandon her at a wild animal park and decide that the hyenas are better equipped to deal with Alice and her all-canine teeth. Her parents eventually return for her when she's about 11 or 13, but after learning that child psychology doesn't work on hyenas they abandon her for good at the horrible school where the story takes place. By the end of the book, Alice has been brought back from the dead (cryogenically frozen/coma?) and returned to her hyena family. She is the only kid who hasn't been forcibly aged or driven underground. She achieves a symbolic victory by climbing the highest tree in the park and declaring herself leader of her pack.
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Wild Child / int_38b3fcb3	comment	The primarch of the Night Lords, Konrad Curze a.k.a. Night Haunter, wasn't raised by anything, growing up alone on the streets of Nostramo. He was not the most stable primarch, though, and grew up into a terrifying hybrid of his namesake and Batman.
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Wild Child / int_41127976	comment	"Snow-Hen of Austerlitz", by Rasputina, is about a girl whose blind old mother thinks her daughter is a bird. The girl is kept with her mother's other pet birds, and learns to behave like them.
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Wild Child / int_42ffb88e	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_42ffb88e	comment	The SCP Foundation has SCP-811, a "swamp woman" who is implied to have lived alone in a swamp from a very young age.
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Wild Child / int_43a9c333	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_43a9c333	comment	Ed from Cowboy Bebop is this crossed with Cloudcuckoolander. She acts like a dog sometimes and has poor social skills despite her talent for hacking. 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 tends to drift from place to place, so she rarely interacted with people prior to joining the Bebop. It is fitting therefore that the strongest relationship she has is with Ein, who is a dog.
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Wild Child / int_44e0b783	comment	Garfield: In one story arc, Jon Arbuckle dates a woman who was raised by wolves. Although she usually seems to have assimilated well into human society, she does occasionally exhibit such behaviors as trying to gnaw off her own leg because her shoe is pinching her foot. In another short story arc, Garfield climbs a tree and meets a cat who had been raised by squirrels.
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Wild Child / int_452cb6f3	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_452cb6f3	comment	Spot from The Good Dinosaur, a human child which the sentient dinosaurs treat as a malignant critter for eating their stored food.
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Wild Child / int_4c51dda2	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_4c51dda2	comment	Manimal (being about well... a man who can change into animals) naturally played with this trope, though the Wild Child is an adult. The feral woman only speaks in wolf-like noises, including howling in distress when the cell she was locked in caught on fire, and at one point looked as though she's deciding between eating the food she stole, or the animal she just stole it from. Her hair had some real stylish bangs for someone raised by wolves.
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Wild Child / int_5000997	comment	"Cub" from Little Bear is essentially a bear version of this, acting more like a wild animal then the other Funny Animal bears.
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Wild Child / int_50bcf7a6	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_50bcf7a6	comment	Homestuck's Nepeta Leijon plays this trope straight. To a lesser extent, the post-scratch trolls collectively fit the bill: they are race of alienated, sociopathic warriors raised by animals, after all.
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Wild Child / int_51455a02	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_51455a02	comment	Miata from Claymore is considered to be "emotionally unstable" by the Organization, and how! Because of the trauma she suffered when her parents were killed, most likely by Yoma (the same backstory almost all Claymores share, really), she acts like this. She can barely talk and only like a small child would, she's extremely violent (and also extremely powerful) and because of that the Organization has isolated her from the rest of the warriors. She eventually bonds with Clarice, the weakest warrior of her generation, believing that Clarice is actually her mother. Eventually Miata's mind is healed in the final chapters of the manga, but it would take Clarice to sacrifice her life for this to happen.
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Wild Child / int_56e40a48	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_56e40a48	comment	The Amphibian from Supreme Power. Her mother tried to drown the both of them after seeing her malformed baby, but the Amphibian took to life underwater pretty well, living there into her early 20s before ever being discovered. She's incapable of speech, but can communicate telepathically. She also responds to anything she preceives as threatening with violence. Oh, and, as you might've guessed, she doesn't wear any clothes.
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Wild Child / int_610a694a	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_610a694a	comment	The feral girl Sapphire from PokÃ©mon Adventures fights wild PokÃ©mon 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. When she was introduced she actually had clothing she made out of leaves.◊
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Wild Child / int_67c0a723	comment	In Harry Turtledove's Worldwar series, the alien species "The Race" is precocial, able to walk and even hunt almost as soon as they hatch from their eggs. Despite this, they only develop language and complex reasoning skills after several years. They describe their childrearing habits as more like domestication than what humans do, since they spend most of that time keeping the hatchlings from injuring each other or escaping into the wild until they are old enough to be educated. Though rare, there are documented occurrences of hatchlings being discovered in the wild years after hatching, where they have grown into functional wild animals.
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Wild Child / int_690590d3	comment	San of Princess Mononoke was Raised by Wolves (who also happen to be minor gods), and she's developed into a Misanthrope Supreme Nature Lover who renounces her humanity and identifies as a wolf.
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Wild Child / int_691be369	comment	One early episode of The X-Files featured an investigation into the "Jersey Devil" myths, which ended with the death of a feral woman who showed every indication of having lived like a wild animal in the Pine Barrens. The episode's closing shot shows a Wild Child, presumably her offspring, peering out of some bushes.
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Wild Child / int_695bd3f5	comment	The Wizard used a Recycled Script from the Manimal episode above, and as such, also featured a wild child that had to be saved from a fire, among other plot points.
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Wild Child / int_6bc3ad4d	comment	Another French comic series, Sillage (Wake in English) begins with its heroine NÃ¤vis (Navee in English), the sole survivor from a wrecked spaceship, growing up wild with a big tiger-like companion on a jungle planet. The spinoff series NÃ¤vis (not yet translated into English) tells of her early childhood, when she was also being looked after by the ship's only surviving robot.
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Wild Child / int_6f6c1eb7	comment	Keenan (Ikuto) from Digimon Data Squad is a type of this... Only he slightly knows how to act around humans because Digimon act sociable to each other. He still uses Tarzan-like language though (even though most Digimon speak flawless English/Japanese).
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Wild Child / int_6f8c9279	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_6f8c9279	comment	Yet another Final Fantasy example occurs in the Crystal Chronicles Ring of Fates. Gnash, a Selkie boy, is found living alone in the woods and joins the party. He can communicate in broken English, but Never Learned to Talk, Speaks Fluent Animal, and tends to judge things by how they taste.
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Wild Child / int_72b6933f	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_72b6933f	comment	Age of Heroic Age is a subversion: he acts a lot like a wild child, having no comprehension of manners, personal hygiene, numbers, etc. and spends a great deal of his time goofing off in the garden or finger painting. 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.
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Wild Child / int_73d7930f	comment	The Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Time's Orphan" involves Chief O'Brien's young daughter, Molly, accidentally falling through some kind of temporal anomaly into a prehistoric wilderness. By the time they're able to pull her back through, she has experienced something like 10 years there entirely alone. She barely remembers her own name or how to speak, and behaves much like the stereotypical cavewoman might be expected to. After a difficult period of not being able to adjust, and seeing how happy she was in a holographic recreation of her wilderness home, O'Brien and his wife realize that she just doesn't belong there anymore and take her back to the anomaly for her own well being. Fortunately, she somehow arrives in the past only a few minutes after Young Molly first arrived and is able to send her younger self back through to the future, happily reuniting the O'Briens with their daughter mere moments after they thought they had to give her up forever. The happy ending is tempered when the adult Molly ceases to exist because of the paradox.
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Wild Child / int_76f74909	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_76f74909	comment	Fee and Foo from Harvey Beaks were separated from their parents at a very young age, then spent the next couple years with only each other in the forest, foraging for food and sleeping in the trees. However, once they moved to Littlebark, the Beaks family were willing to provide for the twins when needed, making their outdoor living more of a voluntary lifestyle that doesn't keep them from regular social interaction.
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Wild Child / int_77559460	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_77559460	comment	Me, Who Dove into the Heart of the World: After Lorena Nieto's daughter Karen turned out to be mentally disabled, Lorena made no effort to educate or parent her, and completely ignored her when she wasn't beating her. For the first nine years of her life, Karen roamed the property naked and covered in filth, communicating only in grunts. Lorena's staff didn't even know Karen was hers - they thought she was a stray Lorena allowed to sleep in her basement. It isn't until after Lorena's death that Karen is taken in by her aunt Isabelle, who teaches her to talk.
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Wild Child / int_7832b74c	comment	It's strongly implied that Steven Universe's Amethyst was a semi-feral child hanging out alone in a deserted canyon until she was taken in by the others.
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Wild Child / int_7c038c18	comment	Parodied in Phineas and Ferb, where Dr. Doofenshmirtz spent a significant portion of his childhood being raised by wild ocelots instead of his comedically unnurturing parents. Enough time, as it happens, to be considered an ocelot on legal paperwork. And the ocelots are all but stated to have been considerably more caring than his actual parents, since he never once comes up with an evil scheme based around that part of his life.
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Wild Child / int_7e434e87	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_7e434e87	comment	In The Flame in the Flood, Scout can encounter a pair of "Feral Children", who are actually quite friendly and helpful despite their shabby appearance and their poor grasp of English.
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Wild Child / int_7f01d2d6	comment	The sequel Darlin' shows that after living with the Woman for several years, Darlin' Cleek has become feral as well. Since she had spent her early years in civilization, when she is found, after some struggle, she is able to speak again.
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Wild Child / int_7f8a38b6	comment	Trowa Barton from Mobile Suit Gundam Wing is a lesser version of this. The prequel manga Episode Zero shows him being thrown from his family's carriage as a baby, followed by an Age Cut that shows him as a young boy, at which point he's taken in by a mercenary group. His limited human interaction serves to explain several aspects of his nature like his stoicism, not speaking much,note He didn't even know how when the mercs found him. close understanding of animals, and having no name of his own.
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Wild Child / int_8125b468	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_8125b468	comment	Batman went up against one in Legends of the Dark Knight #115. He had been orphaned and horribly scarred in a boating accident as a young boy many years earlier and had taken refuge in the cave system underneath Wayne Manor.
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Wild Child / int_82a6f3fe	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_82a6f3fe	comment	The Kokiri race in Zelda and the Manacle of Cahla. Unlike the cute Peter Pan-esque look they sport in the source material, this tribe of immortal children wear Tribal Face Paint, clothes made of leaves, masks that look like skulls and no shoes. They run on all fours, are articulate to a degree just above You No Take Candle, and attack Zelda with Blow Guns made of bone until she manages to earn their trust.
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Wild Child / int_83cfdf5	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_83cfdf5	comment	The Purple Cloud: Leda, one of the only survivors of the Fog of Doom that killed off most of humanity, spends her first twenty years alone in a large cellar, living off dates and white wine from the stores. Then Adam, the only other survivor, decides to burn down Constantinople for fun, which causes part of the cellar to cave in and allows Leda to escape. Adam finds her wandering a nearby forest, clothed only in Godiva Hair and with no knowledge of language. He teaches her to wear clothes and read and write English.
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Wild Child / int_843a9d4	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_843a9d4	comment	In PokÃ©mon: Diamond and Pearl Adventure!, Professor Rowan deliberately had Hareta raised by PokÃ©mon, with just enough human contact to learn to speak and wear clothes. As a result, Hareta can do several feats that humans normally can't, such as chewing through trees.
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Wild Child / int_8485bbbd	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_8485bbbd	comment	The eponymous Firekeeper in the Firekeeper Saga, beginning with Through Wolf's Eyes. She's the only survivor of a group of colonists lead by the member of the royal family into some far distant wilderness, having been rescued and raised by large, easily man-like intelligence 'royal wolves'. Her conflict is how the king has lost all his other heirs and sent men east to search for survivors of the disastrous failure at colonization. They find her, with the proper hair color (red), the roughly proper age for it to have been possible for her to be his daughter, and her having his personal dagger (which was a symbol of his rank/royalty), and take her away to 'civilization'. Ironically, however she isn't even related to the prince - she's the child of some lowly gardener.
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Wild Child / int_852cd420	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_852cd420	comment	The live-action adaptation of The Flintstones: Bamm-Bamm Rubble was one of these, raised by wild mastodons.
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Wild Child / int_865ba491	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_865ba491	comment	His Age of Apocalypse counterpart was basically a wild animal Sabretooth kept on a leash.
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Wild Child / int_86814cc3	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_86814cc3	comment	Guy of Final Fantasy II. He speaks beaver.
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Wild Child / int_86814e56	comment	Gau of Final Fantasy VI was abandoned by his father at a very young age and had to survive alone on the Veldt. He speaks broken English, and usually moves around on all fours, but otherwise is never shown to have any trouble fitting in with the rest of the party. Unfortunately, Gau's wild nature only really comes up in three places: his dialogue ("Gau! Gau!"), his in-battle specialty (Rage, which allows him to copy monsters' skills and abilities), and an optional cutscene where his father is finally found and the party does their best to clean up his manners and appearance. Gau's father doesn't recognize Gau, but does compliment him (he must have cleaned up nicely) and say that his "father must be proud".
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Wild Child / int_869f540f	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_869f540f	comment	The eponymous Dawn of Time is at least a partial example, having apparently been raised by a Neanderthal man.
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Wild Child / int_86a96109	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_86a96109	comment	The feral boy known as "The Dog" in Shrooms.
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Wild Child / int_8756f1a5	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_8756f1a5	comment	Kouya from The Twelve Kingdoms was raised by a youma after his parents abandoned him during a famine. Until he was taken in by Atsuyu, he couldn't really speak.
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Wild Child / int_87b55b5d	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_87b55b5d	comment	Parodied by The Onion, with a girl raised by Wolf Blitzer.
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Wild Child / int_88383ee7	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_88383ee7	comment	Wrath from the 2003 anime version of Fullmetal Alchemist lived alone in the wilds of an island.
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Wild Child / int_8ddfa373	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_8ddfa373	comment	Neri, the titular Ocean Girl, is found living by herself on a deserted island off the coast of Australia. She dresses in rags, has difficulties speaking English, and an unidentifiable accent, but from what Jason and Brett manage to get out of her, she lived on the island as far as she can remember, and her only company was her now-deceased father and her best friend, a whale. She later turns out to be an aquatic Human Alien who's species is naturally inclined to places like the island she lives on.
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Wild Child / int_8f21af3d	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_8f21af3d	comment	One Young Hero: The titular young hero, Riolu (Taiki in the Kai version). His father Lucario (Tairo in the Kai version) sent him into the forest when he was very young to kill all the wild PokÃ©mon in the forest as they were "savages" that needed to be eliminated, but Riolu (Taiki) suffered a Tap on the Head by a stray Rock Throw attack and decided to live along with the wild PokÃ©mon in the forest before the protagonists found him. Suprisingly, he seems to have a pretty good grasp on language, unlike other examples of this trope.
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Wild Child / int_90199e38	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_90199e38	comment	Somewhither: This describes all children on the world of Cainem, which is inhabited by immortals. Once the mother gets bored of the newborn baby (which happens quickly, especially since pretty much all children are product of rape), she tosses it into the nearest body of water (so that it won't bother people with the noise of its cries) and leaves it there to fend for itself. As a result, pretty much all children end up what would be considered feral children on Earth.
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Wild Child / int_9045b1b7	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_9045b1b7	comment	World War Z brings up ferals (children whose parents were killed but somehow managed to survive the zombpocalypse) a couple of times, such as when a soldier comments on having to shoot one because it attacked him. Most notably, one of the characters interviewed is Sharon, a patient at a feral child rehabilitation home. She's described as a very beautiful woman, who disturbingly has the mind and emotional development of a four-year old, which is when she lost her parents, along with the rest of her community when the zombies wiped them out. Her mother attempted to give her a Mercy Kill, but she was saved by a neighbor who had already lost her own children, and she has perfect recall of the events, but no emotional connection to them, nor any real understanding of them, much to the narrators discomfort. She can even give a nearly perfect onomatopeia of a gunshot.
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Wild Child / int_91684031	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_91684031	comment	There's a part of Iris's backstory in PokÃ©mon Black and White that says she was raised by dragon PokÃ©mon. It's a massive plot point for N, since being raised by PokÃ©mon gave him the unique ability to understand PokÃ©mon Speak as clearly as human language. Sadly, his adjustment to human society has been... problematic, largely because the humans "adjusting" him didn't exactly have his best interests at heart. Part of the series lore is an orphaned human psychic child who was raised by Kadabra and Abra. Luckily, this line has human-level intelligence, and while the child couldn't speak verbally when other humans found him, the Kadabra had trained him to communicate telepathically, leaving him relatively well-adjusted.
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Wild Child / int_93b87ae5	comment	The Wild Thornberrys: Donnie. It's eventually explained that he just swung on a vine into the Thornberrys' shot while they were in Borneo, and they became his foster parents when nobody could figure out who he belonged to. A TV movie eventually explores his backstory: his primatologist parents were killed by poachers, and he was cared for by a mother orangutan who eventually saw the Thornberrys and urged Donnie to go with them. One episode has Donnie finding a girl similar to him in the jungle who was raised by leopards.
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Wild Child / int_9988ccac	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_9988ccac	comment	The Empirium Trilogy: Simon turns into a feral child after spending a year on the desolate mountain he was transported to. He quickly learns how to kill and skin animals in order to feed himself.
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Wild Child / int_9d47a2a2	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_9d47a2a2	comment	To a degree, Rickon Stark from A Song of Ice and Fire, as a consequence of losing his whole family, forming a mental bond with a borderline-feral wolf and having a amazon Wildling for a nanny. Which is actually pretty good preparation for Westeros politics.
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Wild Child / int_9eddb2fb	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_9eddb2fb	comment	Irredeemable: Late in the story, it's revealed that, when he was a kid, the Plutonian crashed a car that was transporting him in the woods outside Coalville, and was the only survivor. From there, he spent a few years living in a nearby warehouse, feeding on the wild animals in the woods. During this time, he became a local Urban Legend in the area, known as the "Coalville Wolf Boy". One day, while out in the woods, Tony attacked a young Evan Cousins (who would grow up to become Max Damage), and his female friend. It's one of the reasons why Max Damage is a Berserk Button for him. Max is the only person who knows about that, and is a constant reminder to Tony that he's not a paragon of perfection.
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Wild Child / int_9ee2b70b	comment	The title feral woman in The Woman, who gets kidnapped by a suburban family in an attempt to make her more "civilized". The sequel Darlin' shows that after living with the Woman for several years, Darlin' Cleek has become feral as well. Since she had spent her early years in civilization, when she is found, after some struggle, she is able to speak again.
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Wild Child / int_9f89a5f0	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: An inverted case in PokÃ©mon: The Series. A wild Meowth learned human language, how to walk like a human, social skills and other impressive knowledge. He would eventually join Team Rocket, but he is still technically a wild PokÃ©mon. The feral girl Sapphire from PokÃ©mon Adventures fights wild PokÃ©mon 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. When she was introduced she actually had clothing she made out of leaves.◊ In PokÃ©mon: Diamond and Pearl Adventure!, Professor Rowan deliberately had Hareta raised by PokÃ©mon, with just enough human contact to learn to speak and wear clothes. As a result, Hareta can do several feats that humans normally can't, such as chewing through trees. There's also Tobo/Tommy, from "The Kangaskhan Kid" in season one of the anime and The Electric Tale of Pikachu manga. He fell out of his parents' helicopter and was raised by Kangaskhan in the Safari Zone. But he can still speak when Ash and co come around. In the original Japanese, he rather infamously asks Misty if he can nurse from her. In the end, his parents join him with his adopted family. The 23rd PokÃ©mon movie, PokÃ©mon: Secrets of the Jungle, features another jungle boy named Koko, raised by a Zarude since infancy.
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Wild Child / int_a19b1b79	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_a19b1b79	comment	Thunder in Paradise used a Recycled Script from the Manimal episode above, only this time the wild child was a young boy.
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Wild Child / int_a98c913e	comment	Vikingskool: Ylva was Raised by Wolves until eventually being found by hunters and sent to study at Vikingskool. Her upbringing has made her very strong and agile, along with giving her Super-Senses and a knack for communicating with animals, but she also has No Social Skills, tends to run on all fours, and has a habit of barking and growling at things.
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Wild Child / int_a9c560cc	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_a9c560cc	comment	Dregs: The nudist has been living alone in the sewers since she was tiny.
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Wild Child / int_b0c4181d	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_b0c4181d	comment	Kaze No Shojo Emily: In the first episode, a brash Ilse attacks Emily, saying that since she's a Murray she's probaby a Spoiled Brat who thinks she's better than everyone else (despite not even knowing her), and roughs her up really badly. Ilse continues to act like a Hot-Blooded Mouthy Child throughout the series, even after becoming Emily's best friend.
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Wild Child / int_b13bdc84	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_b13bdc84	comment	Sticks the Badger from Sonic Boom. While she speaks just fine, she has a lot of loopy ideas that come from living alone, and is extremely paranoid. Though sometimes, her crazy ideas turn out to be right.
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Wild Child / int_b232bbe9	comment	How to Hero claims that being raised by evil wolves is one of the most common supervillain origin stories.
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Wild Child / int_b26c11b5	comment	In Tale of the Troika by Strugatsky Brothers giant squids are sentient and very long-lived. As the squid Spyridon tells, their adults were wiped by pandemic around 14th century and the young ones grew unsupervised, which explains their bad behavior through much of recent human history. This segment is absent from the censored version used by translators.
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Wild Child / int_b30ae4db	comment	Game of Thrones: Rickon Stark seems to be as of "The Ghost of Harrenhal". By this point in the series, he has now spent the majority of his life on the run, knowing only fear and violence and hiding in solitude to survive. It's doubtful he's obtained any of the skills needed to rule.
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Wild Child / int_b36d94a2	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_b36d94a2	comment	Mama has two sisters, Victoria and Lily, who live in an abandoned cabin in the woods for a few years. As a result, when they are finally found, they are covered in dirt and scuttling around on all fours like dogs. The younger sister has minimal language skills and still snarls and snaps at people after initially being brought back to civilization. The older sister had more experience living with normal humans, so she recovers faster.
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Wild Child / int_b36e17f1	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_b36e17f1	comment	The girl (Jarod names her "Violet") was in a plane crash as a young child, and was the only survivor. A psychologist from a nearby university found her shortly afterwards. Instead of helping her, he set up a bunch of video cameras so he could study her behavior of how she survives in this environment. This seems to be adapted from Nell (1993); one of the doctors studied Nell this way. Violet was the name of Nell's mother.
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Wild Child / int_b3722f4c	comment	Welp has the character Kai, who moves and growls very similar to a wild beast. While he never speaks any words, he seems to understand language as he responds to various characters in a manner that suggests he comprehends what they're saying.
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Wild Child / int_b373a206	comment	Karu-Sil, a member of the enemy Sinestro Corps in Green Lantern, qualifies for this trope, since she wound up with a pack of predators after her parents were killed in a minor tribal conflict. She assimilated to her new companions a little too well.
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Wild Child / int_b7e8f362	type	Wild Child
Wild Child / int_b7e8f362	comment	Aquaman character Dolphin fell overboard of a cruise ship as a young girl, was rescued by dolphins, and then made amphibious by aliens whose exact motives have never been elaborated on. She escaped from them and roamed the ocean for years, until she was found as a teenager by an oceanography vessel.
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Wild Child / int_b83dc46e	comment	One chapter in More Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark titled "The Wolf Girl" tells of a Wild Child who was Raised by Wolves.
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Wild Child / int_ba3d2f37	comment	Laura in Logan is virtually feral at the outset, being completely nonverbal and having a countenance and demeanor that one would associate with a predatory animal. Her response to a convenience store clerk trying to stop her from shoplifting is to hurl him to the ground and attempt to kill him, and before that, Gabriela desperately tried to keep a confrontation with a motel employee from escalating, as she knew full well that Laura would kill her without a second thought given the chance.
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Wild Child / int_ba6cc3a1	comment	In Granblue Fantasy, the Eternal Threo/Sarasa lived in a forest along with wild animals when she was still young, which leads to her rather simple thought process and strange personal values. She uses her instincts when differentiating friend from foe, and relies on her sense of smell when tracking enemies. Other characters, even her fellow Eternals comment on this "beastly" side of her a lot.
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Wild Child / int_babfc48	comment	The Thing from Gormenghast. The Thing is the daughter of Titus' wet-nurse, Keda of the Bright Carvers. The Thing, being an illegitimate child, is exiled by the Carvers and lives a feral life in the forests around Gormenghast.
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Wild Child / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000 Leman Russ, primarch of the Space Wolves, was raised by wolves the size of horses. The primarch of the Night Lords, Konrad Curze a.k.a. Night Haunter, wasn't raised by anything, growing up alone on the streets of Nostramo. He was not the most stable primarch, though, and grew up into a terrifying hybrid of his namesake and Batman. Dark Angel primarch Lion El'Jonson spent the first ten years of his life alone in a jungle before being discovered by humans. He turned out as well-adjusted as the setting allows, if a bit taciturn and secretive. He never spoke of his experiences in the wild. Though it was suggested in Gav Thorpe's Angel of Darkness that he grew paranoid from the experience.
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Wild Child / int_c24091cf	comment	How to Train Your Dragon fics such as Nightfall and Wild Hearts make Hiccup this when depicting a reality where he was â€˜abductedâ€™ along with Valka and essentially â€˜raisedâ€™ by dragons; Nightfall takes this to the extreme as Valka died when he was so young Hiccup has basically â€˜forgottenâ€™ that he isnâ€™t a dragon and canâ€™t even remember how to talk to humans at first, while in Wild Hearts he spent a few years before he realised the psychological differences between himself, his mother, and his â€˜siblingsâ€™ (such as the dragons being unable to read), and by the time of the narrative heâ€™s mostly just watched humans from a distance and still doesnâ€™t get various human social cues, such as having a lack of â€˜respectâ€™ for personal space.
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Wild Child / int_c3a89cca	comment	Ketrin, featuring a bisexual teenage feral child raised by lupinoids (basically wolves) — who finds himself Taken for Granite and worshipped as a god by superstitious and very horny villagers. It later turns out he isn't the only feral child. The lupinoids have been busy.
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Wild Child / int_c43df4d8	comment	Briefly mentioned in the Doctor Who Eighth Doctor Adventures novel The Crooked World. On a cartoon planet, Fitz accidentally causes a young woman who, being The Ingenue on a planet of characters fit for a children's cartoon, suffers from Virginity Makes You Stupid, to write to the Delivery Stork and ask for them to be brought a child. The stork, however, has trouble tracking him down, gets tired, and accidentally drops the baby in the jungle, but is reassured by the thought that the child will be raised by wolves.
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Wild Child / int_c48af607	comment	The Black Condor is a human man who was raised by condors. Who taught him to fly (yes, without wings). And then he became a US Senator. A later retcon gives him the power of flight naturally, which makes the character very slightly less loopy.
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Wild Child / int_c51b5390	comment	Subverted by Teon a.k.a. Primal from Generation Hope. He acts as if he's Hope's pet dog most of the time, rarely says anything but "fight", "flight", "eat", "mate", and "woof", and does horribly on intelligence tests, but then he aces them when she offers him a snack, and when his parents sue the X-Men for custody of him, he takes the stand and gives an eloquent speech convincing them to drop the suit. It turns out he had a normal human upbringing and was actually a computer geek before his mutation turned him into a being of pure instinct concerned primarily with survival and mating.
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Wild Child / int_ce50887e	comment	Dragon Ball: Son Goku is a bit of a subversion. His adoptive grandfather raised him but eventually got crushed under the foot of Goku, who had turned into a giant ape after seeing the full moon, so Goku spent a lot of his early childhood in a forest, picking up traits and instincts of the animals around him. Because of this, he has No Social Skills by the time Bulma finds him.
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Wild Child / int_cfeb3aa	comment	Mowgli from The Jungle Book is arguably the Trope Codifier.
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Wild Child / int_d2cb10af	comment	Tarzan as a child is an example of this, though he grows up to be an adult before he does much. He lives among apes and learns to act much like them — but, in the original, it's downplayed by the fact that these apes can talk their own language. The original Tarzan also teaches himself to read before he ever encounters other humans, so that tells something of how his mind is perfectly sharp even if he acts in some ways like a wild animal.
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Wild Child / int_d5ddd6c1	comment	An inverted case in PokÃ©mon: The Series. A wild Meowth learned human language, how to walk like a human, social skills and other impressive knowledge. He would eventually join Team Rocket, but he is still technically a wild PokÃ©mon.
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Wild Child / int_d7797065	comment	Skull Island (2023): Annie has been living in Skull Island's archipelago, cut off from other human contact, since she was six years old, surviving with the aid of a creature named "Dog" that she befriended. As a result, at age 16, Annie is socially stunted, aggressive, and wary of human contact.
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Wild Child / int_d908efc	comment	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. 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.
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Wild Child / int_dc05597a	comment	The girl Amara in Knowledge Of Angels was raised by wolves, and is therefore used as an experiment to prove that knowledge of God is something one is born, not raised, with. The experiment proves inconclusive.
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Wild Child / int_dc217e32	comment	The sidestory "Shadows of the Jungle" of PokÃ©mon Reset Bloodlines features a girl who acts as the Hive Queen of a lot of Bug-type PokÃ©mon in the jungle of Guyana. It's implied that she's a Bug Heart Bloodliner, capable of controlling them at will, and acts extremely feral and is uncapable of human speech.
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Wild Child / int_dfabfce5	comment	The 'Feral Man' is one of the random people that can be encountered in Red Dead Redemption 2. He is naked, communicates by howling, and runs with a pack of wolves.
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Wild Child / int_e1073116	comment	Hendrika the Baboon Woman from the Allan Quatermain novella Allan's Wife by H. Rider Haggard, who was raised by baboons.
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Wild Child / int_e540e5b8	comment	Tales of the Abyss has Arietta the Wild, a human girl raised by ligers, more specifically, the very liger the party kills, You Bastard!. Arietta falls over the Despair Event Horizon offscreen over this and never really recovers until her death, also, while she was more wild, she was assimilated thanks to Ion, the liger upraising is still there.
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Wild Child / int_eed321b1	comment	Ars Magica: Characters with the flaw "Feral Upbringing" spent their childhood in the wilderness with no human company, so they begin adulthood with no knowledge of human society or even speech.
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Wild Child / int_ef5f9e1d	comment	In Can I Keep Him?, Hiccup — or "Clever Claw" — has spent so much of his early life with Toothless and no one else that not only does he move as though he were a dragon, but he doesn't speak any human language.
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Wild Child / int_f01bfd68	comment	In No. 6, Inukashi (literally "dog-lender" or "dogkeeper") was raised by a mother dog seemingly since he was a baby. He refers to said mother dog as his "mom" and to her puppies as his brothers and sisters. However, unlike nearly all Real Life examples of this trope, he is apparently able to speak and interact easily with other people, though he is also able to communicate well with his dogs.
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Wild Child / int_f12c8a56	comment	The Gunsmoke episode called "The Lost" features a wild child, a young girl. Kitty is wandering in the badlands after being injured in a stage wreck. The girl has lived out there for several years and is believed to be the sole survivor of an epidemic that killed everyone in her village. After the girl is rescued from the hillbillies, Kitty takes her to the home of Mrs. Roniger (Peggy Rea), a recurring character who runs a kind of unofficial orphanage for seventeen children (including the triplets from "Baker's Dozen") and believes "children ain't no problem, they just need to be loved." The girl is was then captured by some not-so-nice people who planned sell her for money. If the little girl hadn't made noise on the way through Dodge, and attracted Festus' attention, they might have gotten away with it.
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Wild Child / int_f158c16d	comment	The raised-by-dolphins idea is done much more realistically in Karen Hesse's The Music of Dolphins. The novel opens with the girl being recovered by humans and taken from her island. She is brought to a rehabilitation center in Boston, and placed with another feral child. The main character begins making progress, possibly due to her somewhat older age when she was orphaned. However, she regresses when she is unable to adapt to the many rules of human society, and returns to her dolphin pod at the end.
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Wild Child / int_f7335d6f	comment	The protagonist in Roy Meyers' Dolphin Trilogy is raised by dolphins thanks to a whole string of Contrived Coincidences. First of all he is born with the mutant ability to hold his breath for long periods of time and survive greater depths than normal humans, and then his parents are killed in an explosion that causes him to be blown into the water just as a pod of dolphins arrive, one of which just happens to be a recently-bereaved and lactating mother...
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Wild Child / int_f81101f2	comment	There's also Tobo/Tommy, from "The Kangaskhan Kid" in season one of the anime and The Electric Tale of Pikachu manga. He fell out of his parents' helicopter and was raised by Kangaskhan in the Safari Zone. But he can still speak when Ash and co come around. In the original Japanese, he rather infamously asks Misty if he can nurse from her. In the end, his parents join him with his adopted family.
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My Gym Partner's a Monkey / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
She-Ra: Princess of Power / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
Skull Island (2023) / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
Tarzan and Jane / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
The Croods / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
The Day of the Crows / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
The Flintstones / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
The Wild Thornberrys / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
Vikingskool / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
Wolfwalkers / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
Thunderbolts (Comic Book) / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child

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