Halfborn

Halfborn refers to a concept often found in mythology, folklore, and fantasy literature, describing individuals who are partially divine or supernatural and partially mortal. This duality in their heritage typically results in unique abilities, strengths, or weaknesses not possessed by ordinary humans. The divine parentage can vary, including gods, demigods, spirits, or other powerful beings.

The consequences of being halfborn are diverse. They may experience a perpetual internal struggle between their mortal and immortal natures, or they might possess extraordinary talents that set them apart from both humans and their divine kin. Often, halfborn characters are depicted as living on the fringes of society, neither fully accepted by the mortal world nor fully integrated into the realm of the divine. Their stories frequently revolve around quests, battles against supernatural forces, or the search for identity and belonging. Famous examples of halfborn figures in various mythologies and fictional works highlight their complex roles and the challenges they face due to their mixed heritage.