Update time! My apologies for the delay. Fortunately the various problems that kept me away from the blog have been resolved. Below are 17 items waiting for you, prepared by myself and Kumaguma (Daymon's new name). Spring was not a great season for TFs, so I'm very grateful to all the people who sent in their findings and suggestions. Thank you for keeping the blog alive!

What We Do in the Shadows (Series) (Werewolf Transformation)

This clip is from episode 3 of the TV series What We Do in the Shadows. The werewolves and vampires are about to fight. First they must choose their champions. The TF is short but the resolution of the battle is very amusing.

Angkor (Tiger Transformation)

My thanks to Palmws, aka Discoviews T, for providing the following clip, which I believe is from the Thai television series Angkor (อังกอร์). I don't now the episode number but I hope the show has more of this:

Ducktales (2017) Muscle Growth and reveresion

Kumaguma here with a muscle growth scene from the 2017 reboot of Ducktales, taken from season 2, episode 15, "The Dangerous Chemistry of Gandra Dee." It was suggested by Jesse B. on the blog and by musclelover on our blog's Discord server. In this clip the villain Beaks uses a combination of nanomachines, copied technology, and a voice phrase to grow an indomitable physique. The heroes use a ping pong ball, made of a substance that absorbs energy, to short out the nanites and make Beaks revert to normal:

Baldur's Gate 3 Trailer (Monster Transformation)

My thanks to Some1whopassby and Bro43man for suggesting this video game trailer. The latter writes "They are coming out with an new version of Baldur's Gate game (a D&D game that was originally made by Bioware), which centers around people transforming in Mind Flayers [a sort of tentacle monster]. In the trailer a random knight transforms into one."




And since we're on the topic of tentacle monsters, here's another video suggested by Some1whopassby, from Legends of Tomorrow 04x16.

"Zig & Sharko" and "Arthur" (Muscle Growth Transformations)

Time for some muscle growth madness, courtesy of the following cartoons.

This episode of Zig & Sharko (S01E67) is titled "The Were-Yena," but since the Hyena doesn't actually change species, I consider this a muscle growth/monster transformation:




And here is a hulk-style transformation from Arthur (episode 1A from Season 22, "Mr. Ratburn and the Special Someone"--thanks to Hubie360 and Featherwolf for the ID):

Ratburn hulking out... pic.twitter.com/Ll4lzxti1g

— CommissionModeWuffinarts (@WuffinArts) May 18, 2019

Highschool DxD Hero (Lion Transformation)

Kumaguma here with another transformation from Highschool DxD. In the 11th episode of the fourth season we get to see the true form of an opponent, who turns out to be the Nemean Lion (kinda, okay, it's a bit complicated). Here is the transformation:

Big Hero 6 (Monster Transformation)

Kumaguma here with a transformation from the animated series of Big Hero 6 (finally!). This comes from season 2, episode 7, "Muira-horror," where Ned Ludd gets transformed by the primary antagonist of the season into a Hibagon-like creature:


And the reversion:

Pickle and Peanut (Werewolf Transformation) and Breadwinners (Snake/Monster Transformation)

Time for a post on silly cartoons. First up, Pickle and Peanut, whose werewolf episode (season 2, episode 5) must be one of the goofiest things I've posted lately. Briefly: Peanut is envious of a Teen Wolf knockoff, so Pickle fools him into thinking he's become a werewolf. Then the real werewolf attacks and bites Pickle, who bites Peanut. Ever seen vegetables transform into werewolves before?




Next up, Breadwinners (which we've posted about before). In this entry (Season 2, Episode 3, "Bad to the Duck Bone"), the older duck decides to become a bad boy to impress the duck he's in love with, and after turning evil he decided to become even more evil and transforms into a snake monster.

Note: I decided to try using Streamable to host this clip. If you have problems viewing it, please let me know.

"Tales From the Crypt" and "The Flash" (Monster, Muscle Growth, and Caveman Transformations)

Two more comics to enjoy. Our first selection is from issue 5 of Tales From the Crypt--not the original classic comic from the 1950s, but rather the 2008 revival of the series. In the story "Kid Tested, Mother Approved!" we meet Jimmy, a boy who doesn't feel like eating his usual breakfast, much to the alarm of his parents and teachers. They sit him down and try forcing him to eat, which just annoys him. When the principal's back is turned...

Evidentally the cereal kept Jimmy from turning into a monster grown-up. Order is eventually restored after Jimmy gets tranquilized. On the final page Jimmy is at a new school, but trouble is in the air:

Moving on...our second item is from The Flash #243, but it's actually a back-up story starring Green Lantern, who runs into some nasty aliens with de-evolutionary powers. Soon he finds himself becoming the Green Caveman:

"The Outer Limits" and "Virtuosity" (Age Regression and Replication)

Both of these clips were found and suggested by Ian Ricky. I'll let him provide the introductions.

The first clip is from the TV show The Outer Limits S02E04, "Last Supper."

"Dr. Sinclair overdoses himself with a woman's mutated blood, which is believed to be anti-aging and bring immortality. His transformation is both immediate and violent as he's wracked with convulsions, but also becomes visibly younger. However, the transformation doesn't halt, and he  regresses continually going from a young man to teenager to child until he's little more than an infant lying confused and helpless on the floor. The baby then dissolve into a puddle of raw cells on the floor as he becomes unborn (the young & hot version of Dr. Sinclair is played by Scott Vickaryous).




The second clip is from the feature film Virtuosity (1995) and also has a "rebirth" theme. "A virtual reality killer called SID 6.7 (Russell Crowe) transports himself to the real world by replicating himself using the raw material of silicon." He quickly grows a coat of flesh. (Note: this clip is dubbed).

Werewolf Round Up (Werewolf Transformation)

Co-editor Kumaguma here with several werewolf transformations found on Vimeo. Let's begin with this short:


And a transformation GIF found on Vimeo:




Third, the animated short The Shepherd. The transformations happens at 3:04:




Finally, a twist on the werewolf mythos with Wereman (TF at 0:41)
Were-man - 3rd year Bachelor film from Céline Heijnen on Vimeo.

"SharkMan" and "Creatures From the Abyss"

This pair of fish-themed transformations was suggested by Ian Ricky. "SharkMan Transformation Test - Man turn into a Street Shark" is exactly what it claims to be:



Here's the VFX breakdown.


For a slightly higher budget but much cheesier fish creature film, look no further than the horror feature Creatures from the Abyss (original title Plankton, 1994). One of the sleazier characters (played by Michael Bon) transforms into some kind of mutated fish monster (Argyropelecus) while making love:

Cult of Carnage, Jughead, and Spider-Man (Werewolf and Lizard Transformations)

Here's a tiny comics round-up. Let's start with some Manwolf action in Web of Venon: Cult of Carnage 01:

Next, a reversion scene from Jughead: The Hunger 13, involving Jughead and his cousins:

Lastly, the Lizard transforms and reverts in Spider-Man: Reptilian Rage 01:

Art Round-Up 07/19

An impressive digitally-rendered werewolf sequence.

Two sequences from Julien (@crumb_boy), one involving a feral dragon, the other a werewolf.

From Pixiv, the werewolf comic "Berserker," by ササッティーノ伯爵@丸呑本通

From Kumaguma by way of Vanzilen, the portfolio of artist Victor H., which features several werewolf transformations storyboards and sketches.

A wolf TF by @tagawa_mi

A horse comic by Chesshire88

A bear sequence by Meesh: parts 1/2,  3/4,  &  5/6

"Entering the Comfort Zone," a fox sequence by xerox2 (with parts two and three)

"Cursed Talisman," a lengthy dragon comic by rivalmit--start reading here and click "next" below the image.

Bubbeh is on a roll with "New Puppy," "Low Potion" (a bull comic), and the dog comic 
"New Pawsibilities"--part one & part two.

A werewolf sequence by @Pzstuff ... and an also naughty one by @adarkmachine

Animation of a doberman transformation by Ardo (@Boy_Squashy)

A comic involving a wolf TF, by @yukikanayama20

The nine-part dragon sequence "A Bedroom, A Lair" by tanraak--start at part one and keep clicking the preview window to the left of "main gallery."

Commenter Ian Ricky recommends the werewolf comic "Muscles, Fangs, and Claws" by DSA09 -- you can start from the cover--a link to the next page is below the image.

Ian also recommends this dragon transformation animation by Stahlflower Animation 'n Art.

Finally, if you're thinking of getting a gift for a fellow transformation fan, might I suggest the following T-shirt and coffee mug?

Toki (Ape Transformation)

Co-editor Kumaguma here with a transformation from a Nintendo Switch video game remake of the arcade classic called Toki, whose the protagonist is transformed into a simian:



There's also a comic strip version of this sequence.

Art Round-Up Extra: Kivuli's Picks (Various Transformations)

 A while back I was sent a set of links by Kivuli, one of our devoted readers. There were so many links that it took me a while to sort through and post them. I've tried to skip anything posted in previous art round-ups, but I can't guarantee thee won't be a few repeats. Thanks very much Kivuli!

Note: many of these are from Furaffinity and Pixiv and many are also NSFW.

 A monster muscle growth animation from Mietere.

Muscle growth/inflation from いわの

The TF gallery folder of Ravenfire5

This page and also this one of werewolf sketches by おさみん

"The Box Revenge" (werewolf TF) by Higurashi029

The comic "Werewolf and Cannibal - Not.The.Dog." by Furiarossa

"My Giant Pony," by the excellent (and blessedly prolific) TF artist Bubbeh

"Oozaru Transformation" by Spacekitten

From Deviantart, a gallery of muscle growth art collected by Gravitywolf216

A Japanese dog TF doujinshi from Chikage

"Growth Drink," a doujinshi by Ekataraf

A Mouse TF doujinshi (artist unknown)

"Transformation - Miles" (werewolf gif) by Merf

Several short animations by keweymarsupial:
"Rust E gets fuzzy!" (coyote)
"Chippy Bird!"
"Joe goes poegy I mean piggy"
"Scruffleton Pig cartoony head"

"Werewolf transformation gif" by Hacha

Beast "Change" by CeLdragon

"Teen Guil Monster Animated" by Picklejuice

"Flipnote3D: Furry Pop TF short Part 2 (added color)" by CaseyLJones

"Moon beast transformation - Animation" by Danwolf

The hyper muscle growth comic "Improper Storage," by clock-face

"Simon Transforms" by Shensation (download to view)

"Werewolf bust TF -rough animation" by Scrappyvamp

A werewolf TF gif by Fivel

"Something gross [Lion Transformation GIF]" by FujinAi

Donkey "TF Animation" by Silverclaw1

"Self Indulgent Chest-Centric Animation" and "Hyper Floppy Extremities Monster Muscle Animation" by BugsWithFurCoats

"Mojak [Wolf] Transformation" by Mojak

"Nogard [Monster] TF Animation" by Scrappyvamp

"Lizard Change Animation" by Dront

A Dragon TF sequence by みがみ

A wolfman sequence by 若鶴 霞＠節操なし

A tiger sequence by ko-shu

Some short lion, horse and pig sequences by スカーレット

A bull TF in a gym by Hypno❤NEET

A wolf sequence by 瀬田シャム

A pig sequence by ブタ王

A wolf reversion (scroll down to the bottom third of the page) by tenabe

A bear sequence (scroll down to image 4) by 十五夜十六夜

A naughty werewolf sequence by Yu

From the artist 猪竹, a sketchy dragon sequence and werewolf sequence, and a skin-ripping werewolf.