Comic Round-Up (Weigh Gain, Werewolf, Panda, Monster, and Dragon Transformations)

Hello everyone,
Co-editor Daymon here, bringing you the latest update. All the posts are by yours truly. Apuleius sends the following message:

Please give Daymon a big hand for saving my bacon this month. I had trouble finding decent material, but Daymon managed to locate a bumper crop of goodies. Thanks again Daymon!

We'll begin the update with transformations from various comics.
First up is the webcomic Were-Trucker, with TFs that start on page 1 of the mini-comic and on page 5 of Bad Moon Riding.

Next comes the manhua Tales from Demons and Gods. In Chapter 97 the protagonist gains a new form and tests it out:

Our last sets of images come from the comicbook Fables. In issue #23 Beast's wife becomes more enraged at him, and he transforms more and more into his namesake:

In issues 37 to 39,  Jack gains weight and starts losing his hair mysteriously. As he becomes more attached to his treasure, Jack grows scales and a tail before eventually turning into a dragon:

Video Game Roundup (Lizard, Wolf, and Werewolf transformations)

By Daymon 

How about a round-up of transformations from various video games? The first transformation is from a lesser known game called Scaler:




Next we have Link getting wolfy in Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess:




My third item is from rhythm game titled Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii: Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2. This segment is about a werewolf trying to resist his transformation every time he sees something round (like a full moon) while on a date with his girlfriend. The transformations happen at 00:48, 01:52, 02:19, 03:13, and 03:58:




Last comes  Telltales' The Wolf Among Us, starring your favorite werewolf, Bigby Wolf:

Dragonball Super (Muscle Growth)

By Daymon 

A muscle growth scene from episode 79 of Dragonball Super:

Noblesse: Awakening (Monster Transformation)

By Daymon

Thanks to Aaron S. for suggesting this gnarly monster TF from the animated adaptation of the webtoon Noblesse, called Noblesse: Awakening and produced by Production I.G. Watch from 27:00 to 27:54.

Highschool DxD New (Dragon Transformation)

By Daymon 

Here is a dragon transformation from episode 23 of Highschool DxD New:

Sword for Truth (Muscle Growth)

By Daymon 

Here's a muscle growth scene from a horrible anime called Sword for Truth (the guy has nice muscles, though):

Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan (Rat transformation)

By Daymon 

Episode 4 of Nurarihyon no Mago (Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan) features the following rat transformation (it happens at 18:22 if the video doesn't start there):

American Werewolf in London Trailer Student project (werewolf transformation)

By Daymon 

Take a look at this student project: an animated trailer for An American Werewolf in London:

Underworld Blood Wars (Werewolf Transformations)

The latest entry in the franchise gives us the usual mix of quick werewolf metamorphoses and one novelty. This clips collects them all. We start with some werewolves ambushing the heroine, followed by one attacking another vampire. Afterward the head werewolf transforms while falling from a cliff--when he hits the ground he transforms yet again, into a more humanoid form. Last comes a mass TF scene and more of the humanoid-lycan.
The image quality of this clip didn't come out well on youtube, but I hope it's not too bad.

Doraemon (Demon, Horse, Wolf, Werewolf, Rat, Bull Transformations)

This cartoon is massively popular in Asia (and many other parts of the world)...so popular that thousands of episodes have been made. Storylines from the original manga have been adapted multiple times--one of them is "The Wolf Family." There are three versions.

The most recent and best version is episode 158 from the 2005 reboot. The episode starts with a random werewolf transformation that the characters watch on TV. Later on Doraemon (the superpowered robot cat) points a flashlight at his human friend Nobita, which turns him into a wolf. Nobita reverts at the end of the episode. I've edited the three scenes together:

An earlier adaptation of  "The Wolf Family" is from episode 809 of the original series. This edit includes the reversion:

And here is the very first adaptation, from episode 12 in 1979:

(The reversion is at 5:21)

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Another frequently adapted story is "Werewolf Cream," which usually begins with a random wolfman transformation and later features Doraemon himself turning lupine. The story has been adapated so many times that I have trouble keeping track of all the versions. 

The best one is from episode 53 (?) of the 2005 series, with the wolfman about 30 seconds in:

(For Doraemon's TF go to 1:49.)

I think the next clip is from episode 507 (broadcast in 2012), with the wolfman seven seconds in:

(Doraemon's TFs is at 1:51)

And this might be the most recent version, from episode 552 (broadcast 2019), with the wolfman at 16 seconds:

(Doraemon TF at 1:26)

For an older version, here's an edited clip from episode 1373 of the original series:

And if you want an even older version, the very first adaptation (from episode 97) can be seen here, but it opens with the least impressive transformation. Doraemon's TF is at 1:57.

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As for other creatures, here's a demon transformation from the Doraemon movie Journey to the West (ドラえもん 映画 1988 のび太のパラレル西遊記). Scroll to 39:35 if the cue doesn't work.

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In episode 189 of the 2005 series, Nobita turns into a horse:

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In episode 191 of the 2005 series (ドラえもん その日、すべてがネズミに! ジャイアン) every human in Japan turns into a rat (or mouse?). Start watching here for ear and tail growth, here for brief fur growth, and here  and here for further facial TF.

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Lastly, in episode 313 of the 2005 series, one of Nobita's friends undergoes a quick bull TF (at 6:10):

This episode was later remade in episode 560 of the same series! (Go to 09:04 if the cue doesn't work):

Note: I'm still trying to track down an episode that might have a transformation: # 1415 "Dog Nobita Nobi" 「のび犬のび太」 Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Supergirl (Parasite/Monster Transformation)

My thanks to I'm Da FlasHes for recommending the following clip.

Episode 6 of Supergirl (season 2) introduces a classic Superman villain: Parasite.


Parasite/Monster Transformation by blackjack60

Khoonkhar: SuperCops Vs Supervillains (Werewolf Transformations)

The first episode of this supernatural fantasy romance series gives us two werewolves. Indian TV has notoriously bad special effects, but these are relatively above average:


Werewolf Transformation 19 by blackjack60

Chico Bento Moço (Werewolf Transformation)

In issue 36 of this popular Brazilian comic, the town is terrorized by a rampaging werewolf (lobisomem in Portuguese). The hero (the titular Chico) attempts to capture the beast but doesn't realize the werewolf is...himself!

Three French Comics (Werewolf and Chicken Transformations)

Here's an assortment of French comics that feature werewolves.
01. Pierre Tombal #20,  Morts de rire:

02. Mélusine #01, Sortilèges:

 In Mélusine #02 (Le Bal Des Vampires) we see a frog transformed into a chicken:

03. We conclude with book 3 of Le bois des vierges (book 02 was covered in an earlier post):

Fables: Werewolves of the Heartland (Werewolf Transformations)

We begin with Bigby Wolf (who has lycanthropic powers) wandering near a strange town:

Next comes a World War II-era flashback of Bigby defeating some Nazis:

Back to the present day--turns out that strange town was full of werewolf folk:

Transformation Round-Up (Giant Growth, Monster, Dragon, Alien, and Pig transformations)

Daymon here, with a selection of various transformation videos for you. The first is a short animation, "Boy to Monster."
Next is an animated pig transformation from keweyroo. Here is the flash version and the GIF version.

The following two clips come from Asymmetric VFX Studio -- I don't know what from movies they were made for:




 


Here is a dragon transformation from tr621, which can be viewed at Furaffinity or on YouTube:

An animation from Canstopgrowing, called "My Little Kaiju," is viewable in low-quality  and high.

Finally, Aaron S. informs us of a brief muscle growth scene in Dragon Ball Super, episode 73, involving a bank robber who becomes host for an alien that powers him up.

Empire of the Wolf (Werewolf Transformations)

I have edited together various panels from the pages of this graphic novel, which is set in the Roman Empire during the reign of Nero. A soldier gets captured by barbarians and turned into a werewolf:

A partial transformation:

Back in Rome, the soldier fights in the Coliseum and attacks the Emperor, who's also a werewolf: 

Our hero briefly stops to slay a partially-transformed centurion before transforming fully and going back to fight Nero:

Werewolf Transformation Round-Up (Werewolf transformations)

Brought to you by co-editor Daymon!

We begin with three videos. First is À FEU, where the transformations happen at 5:23 and 8:45:




And here is the short Unawarewolf:




The last video is "Real-Time transformations in The Order: 1886."It's slightly NSFW:




Up next are several links are suggested from Samuel. First comes a TF from the comic Kay and P. Next are a series of werewolf comics by artist Flyingrotten: the story of Sherlock and WereJohn,  an Untitled work, Out of Control, and Werewolves.

Last but not least, the most recent update for deviantart comic "Halloween in the Saints" is a transformation scene. The gallery of the artist, Petplayer976, has many other transformation comics.

The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror (Alien and Human Transformations)

From issue 19: evil aliens Kang and Kodos use contaminated cafeteria kid to transform Bart and Lisa into aliens. But the villains are defeated by the transformative powers of junk food...

Artist Round-Up (Werewolf, Dragon, Donkey, Lion, Demon, Shark, and Weight Gain transformations)

Daymon here with some new artists this month. I start with an artist suggested by Samuel. His name is Aokamidu, and you can find transformations in his comics Flawed Fealty (on Page 3 and Page 6 - 7), Starting Something Else (on page 31 here),and Unknown Evil in England (page 6 to 8 and pages 22 to 23).

Next is the NSFW artist, Rangarig, and his many animations (you will need an account to view them): Donkey Tf ; Donkey Factory, available in low-quality and high-quality versions; and TF Milker: low-quality and high-quality version.

Third is Iwano, who draws a lot of doujinshi with husky gentlemen. The first of the weight gain sagas is Boss and the Mysterious Medicine, followed by Oyabun to Ayashii Hatsumei and this animation on Pivx.

The final spotlighted artist is Solid Asp, with his comics Dragonaid and WOLF TF--his transfur account has other goodies too.

To close, here are links to three short online hentai comics, with the TF species in parentheses:
* "My Little Cat" (Lion)
* "Nefandae V.2" (Demon)
* "Beach Day" (Shark)

Mercy Thompson and Alpha & Omega (Werewolf Transformations)

The first set of images is from Alpha & Omega - Cry Wolf. Image #1 is from issue 5, #2 from issue 6, #3 from issue 7:

The next set of images is from Mercy Thompson: Moon Called. All but the last are from issue 1--the last is from issue 2:

The last set is from Mercy Thompson: Homecoming #3: