In episode 3, thanks to an ego boost from Vanessa, a demon becomes more of a beast. But after a slam session, he becomes more humble and small:
In episode 6, Chrissy tries to help her friend with his body issues, which seems to work, but an unfortunate side effect causes him to transform into a monster:
Here are the latest episodes from Ned the Anger Guy, by Kashy. Continuing from our previous post, let's start with episode 5 where Ned is dealing with his power and an automated call system (12:12):
The season 1 finale starts with Ned in his car trying to resist his transformation (at 2:18) because he's heading to an interview (at 8:05). But during the interview he gets angry after all he's been through and the interviewer's insults(at 13:12):
In Season 2 Episode 1 part 2, HamNed, Prince of Denmark, Ned finds himself as Hamlet in Denmark. He is stabbed by King Claudius and starts to transform (10:20):
Season 2 Episode 2, My (un) Fair (land) Lady has Ned reverts to his leaner form(4:55). Later, his landlady visits his apartment and makes unfair claims about the unit he lives in and gets evicted (12:30):
Season 3's Zeal, Season 3 Episode 3 part 2, 'John' and his partner Sal are trying to save a man trapped in the river bed by a boulder as he begins to transform as he tries to pull him out (4:56). Later, 'John' dreams about winning a prize for his rescue but then gets angry after being insulted and changes, leading to a rude awakening (17:50):
Season 3 Episode 4 part 1, Mackie, A group of guys hulks out in front of 'John' as they each tell him something strange is going on and ends with him transforming as well (7:23):
Last but not least is Ned After Dark episode 1 where Ned is giving himself relief after the events of the first episode which triggers a similar transformation (happens at 4:26 and needs FA account to listen):https://www.furaffinity.net/view/44240368/
Issue 4 of the most recent Hulk series features the Sasquatch, the college roommate of Bruce Banner, imitated the Hulk by bombarding himself with gamma rays. He gets stabbed in a fight and transforms on the operating table:
Issue 5 has two separate scenes of Saquatch reverting to humanity:
In issue 8, the disembodied body parts of the temporarily dead Hulk recombine for his resurrection (remember, in this series Hulk is immortal!). Unfortunately a scientist gets in the way and is absorbed in the process:
Later on there's a scene of the Hulk reverting:
Lastly, we see some Red Hulk action in issue 11. The Red Hulk is the green Hulk's resentful father-in-law:
Daymon here with another muscle growth scene suggested by Feather Wolf and from the Seven Deadly Sins anime. Here is the character Escathor growing muscle again as he heads into battle:
Daymon here with a scene from the online series Bravest Warriors, found in the episode "A (Apple) B (Banana) C (Chili)." Wallow becomes very "hangry"; after not getting anything to eat he hulks out of his clothes and is left completely naked. Sort of NSFW:
TNate is Late is a new cartoon that's only on TV in Australia at the moment. In episode 8 ("The Genie") Nate encounters a devious genie who grants several wishes that backfire. The results include extreme upper-body muscle growth and age regression to infancy...
Daymon here with another transformation from Dragonball Super, this time involving the character Toppo transforming into a God of Destruction. I got this from Lucas on our blog's Discord channel and thank him for it.
All of the items in this post were found and suggested by Ian Ricky. Thanks Ian!
From Powerpuff Girls, Season 4, Episode 6 (Knock it Off): Professor Dick Hardly mutates into a green muscular monster with spikes and tentacles after deliberately swallowing "chemical X":
A muscle-inflation commercial for MTV's Jersey Shore:
An Overall Hygiene for Men (OHM) commercial:
A Trident "Chico Perfecto" commercial:
A muscle growth and male-to-male transformation from the Indian TV Series Qayamat Ki Raat:
Hello, this is Daymon here with a muscle growth scene from the anime Seven Deadly Sins: Revival of the Commandments, found in the 14th episode, "Master of the Sun":
Daymon here, bringing you a cornucopia of comics and a selection of short videos.
We begin with a suggestion by Samuel, a werewolf transformation from the webcomic Dillion and Richmond, found here.
His next suggestion is from the Bubba the Redneck Werewolf comic:
The remainder of this post is from Apuleius...
* Here is a suggestion from Mr Anonymo--a muscle-growth manga called Doukyuusei no Maccho-kun, which has three clothes-bursting scenes in: Chapter 01 (keep reading to page 29) Chapter 02 (keep reading to page 24) Chapter 03 (keep reading to page 6)
* Some DC Comics recommendations from I'm Da Flashes:
A monster-to-human reversion scene from Just Imagine: Stan Lee's Shazam! And another.
Aquaman #20 also has a monster-to-human reversion.
An ape-to-human scene from Legends Of The DC Universe #19
* Remember that Hulk-out Animation from the Hulk ride at Universal Studios? The transformations were impressive but scrambled--now Sinistro has re-edited them in chronological order. Take a look.
* Ian R. suggested this extended/deleted scene transformation from Amazing Spiderman 2, which features Harry Osborn (Dane DeHaan) in a longer, more grotesque Green Goblin transformation:
* Aaron S. suggests this short TF from episode 2 of Hunter x Hunter (2011), of a mimic creature reverting to a beast from its fake human form.
* The last item is something of a bonus. I held off on posting it, because most of the multi-stage transformation takes place off-screen but several people have recommended it, so I've given in. "The Secret of Goat" involves a gradual TF into the title animal. The stages are seen at the following times:
8:14 -- hair on neck
9:24-9:30 -- tail, hairy palms
10:24 -- first bleat
11:10 -- horns, snout
* Now for some werewolves. The first, suggested by an anonymous commenter, is from the manga version of a web novel called Jinrou e no Tensei, Maou no Fukukan, or Reincarnated into a Werewolf, the Demon Lord Servants:
* The following transformations were found in webcomics. In Glass Scientist a werewolf goes though unstable transformations from full-wolf to anthro-wolf form, as seen here and here.
In How to be a Werewolf , the heroine's best friend is confronted by a pack of humanoid werewolves and transforms into a monster werewolf.
And here's a lycanthropic scene from the Brazilian version of Flash Gordon.
* The final set of items are various pieces of artwork found on a Brazilian art site:
Scroll down this page on Brazilian folklore to see a werewolf transform.
"Cursed by Gypsies" is an gif of a white trash lycanthrope, while "Wereboar" shows a pig-man going feral.