This horror anthology from Marvel comics starts with Werewolf by Night entering a mansion, where he transforms after encountering a werewolf butler (art by Geoff Shaw):
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A later story (art by Ibrahim Moustafa) features Spider-Man reverting from Man-Spider to human form:
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The Devils transformation scene into Santa Claus along with some belly jiggle scenes & a weight gain scene from "The Cuphead Show" Episode "A Very Devil Christmas" pic.twitter.com/joZsNVBlRI
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The first group of scans is from issue 13 of the Portuguese-language comic O Clube das Winx. I don't know if it's a translation of an English original.
The girls come across a blue-haired stranger who hides a secret...
Moving to the very different world of British children's comics, here are some gag pages from Beano.
From issue 4008 (Oct. 23, 2019):
And issue 4158 (Oct. 19, 2022):
In episode 12 ("Whoas-Feratu") Randal tries to make a movie to outshine Keanu Reeves while wooing his ex-wife. During production, he take a youth serum but ages down to a baby. He turns back to normal in time to save his daughter and former lover from a legion of vampires:
A "metalcore" music video whose title is self-explanatory:
Archie's Weird Mysteries #10 (art by Fernando Ruiz) presents the origin story of a Sasquatch:
Continuing into the world of Archie spinoffs, the one-off Happy Horror Days has a story featuring the werewolf version of Jughead, which we've covered frequently on this blog (see our posts on Jughead: The Hunger issue one, issue two, issue three, issue six, issues nine & twelve, issue thirteen, and Vs Vampironica).
Line art by Joe Eisma:
The ninth episode of the 2022 remake of Urusei Yatsura features Lum's ex-fiance, Rei, who's still trying to convince her to marry him. She refuses and he transforms into a alien-tiger-monster, which reminds her why she broke up with him:
Doochi and Pookie (두치와 뿌꾸) is a South Korean cartoon from 1996 that features a cast of classic monsters, including a werewolf. His origin story is told in episode 5:
Here's a rarity--a film from Myanmar (Burma). It's called In the Moonlit Inn (လေရာင္ျဖာတဲ့ အင္းေလးမွာ) and has, from what I can tell, a plot involving identical twins, one of whom transforms into a monster under the full moon. Unfortunately we don't see his face transform:
He reverts later on, but we only see his hand turn human.
And here's a bonus, a reptilian monster transformation from an unknown film or TV show (anyone know which one?), recommended by Noodles on our Discord server:
Our thanks to Trịnh X. on our Discord Server for recommending several clips from the South Korean anime Shinbi Apartment (신비아파트), aka The Haunted House. Each sub-season of the show has a different name, as you'll see below.
The first clip is from the 10th episode of Ghost Ball Double X: Suspicious Quest (the second part of season 3). An amateur superhero becomes possessed by his magical mask and is transformed into a wolf demon. His possession starts at the very beginning of this clip:
Next, a two stage werewolf transformation from the sixth episode of Ghost Ball Z: Ghost Exorcist (the second part of season four). Stage one:
And stage two:
If anyone knows of other transformations in this series, leave a comment!
Our thanks to Ian Ricky for recommending the following videos.
The first clip is less about growing muscles than growing a clone. It's from Smallville (S02E09 and S03E09):
Next, a french commercial where a caveman reveals that he has evolved:
Back to muscle growth in an amateur commercial ("Mutant Amino Ad"):
Finally, two animations by Icecypher. First, a muscle growth reversion in "Hulk's Ultimate Attack":
And some muscle growth from Beast Boy:
Some werewolf reversion scenes from Werewoofs, a graphic novel about weredogs (art by Val Wise):
Moving onto the 2017 graphic novel Tales From the Crypt, here's a scene from "The Werewolf of Wall Street" (art by John McCrea):
Please enjoy this Halloween blog update, brought to you by Kumaguma!
In the fifth episode of season one, Stewart Lawrence is cursed with lycanthropy but goes on a date with a woman and falls in love despite his condition. He accidently bites her and she transforms into a were-Lawrence. He then gets the idea of traveling back in time to get his former lover to kill him but ends up creating a paradox where he is the werewolf who infects himself with lycanthropy:
Here are the were-Lawrence scenes:
The episode "I am the Passenger" features the Wren, who has taken the form of a professional fighter's girlfriend. She kisses him and absorbs and transforms into him while the chauffeur looks on in horror:
The first transformation is caused by the release of Blisk spores that turn people into alien-human hybrids. The second has Crypto cornering Ivan, who retaliates by infecting himself with spores to avoid questioning:
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:
In the episode "Fleshed Out," Wolfie transforms into a human, but after getting angry at the vampire bully he transforms back:
Pico is transformed by Boyfriend after he tries to kill him with some lead but obviously fails: https://youtu.be/6eHJczRkzAg?t=199
A date with a jerk of a man changes when he becomes a werewolf with good connections: https://youtube.com/shorts/Ts_Mdg8Rzz8?feature=share
Thanks to Metabee on Discord, a preview of a werebear transforming in front of man and then give a new meaning to 'bare back': https://twitter.com/MetalFoxT/status/1586559539863863296
(Here's an alternative link, in case you can't access NSFW material on Twitter)
Kumaguma with a fall update! I have some more transformations for next month. Thanks for your suggestions and hope you enjoy these scenes.
One of the protagonists in the new Neflix series The Imperfects is a young man named Juan (played by Iñaki Godoy) who can turn into a Chupacabra (it looks like a werewolf with spikes). The series didn't give us a full transformation scene, so I've put together a clip of scenes from episodes one, six, and ten.
In Episode 5, Murder reveals himself to his stalking victim and transforms into the Meganeura Dopant with a power boost as he terrorizes everyone in the building:
This is a 2008 reprint of a manga (Masatsugu-kun no Seiriteki Jijou) originally published way back in 1993 (or 1991?).
The story: a guy named Masatsugu drinks an experimental potion that starts turning him into a werewolf.
His friend decides to help by drinking another potion, but this gives him the ears and characteristics of a sheep. Masatsugu, at the mercy of his animal instincts, is now tempted to devour his his buddy.
Finally his friend goes too far with flirting and Masatsugu, after temporarily falling unconscious, transforms all the way:
In the episode, Close Shave, the villain of the episode show he turned himself into the Van Dyke:
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