Ben 10 Omniverse (Alien & Monster Transformations)

Thanks to Andréssaurio Rex for recommending these scenes. The first video is compiled from three episodes: "Max's Monster" (S04E04), "Weapon XI" Part 01 (S06E09) and "Weapon XI" Part 02 (S06E10) and show Grandpa Max's old friend Phil seeking help to tame the monster lurking within and transforming into it:

 

 

Also from the last episode mentioned above is a scene of Kevin 11 mutating into his most extreme form: 

 

If anyone knows of more transformation scenes from this series (the earlier Ben 10 shows have been pretty well covered), please let us know. 

"Bad Moon" Storyboards (Werewolf Transformation)

The storyboards for the werewolf transformation in the 1996 film Bad Moon have recently appeared online. In my opinion they're better than the filmed transformation, which relied heavily on dated morphing effects (you can watch it at TF Dimension). You be the judge!

Thanks to Arben Sear on our Discord channel for alerting us to the storyboards.

Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Shark Transformation)

I want to thank "Gangels dumb voodoo doll" for posting these rare, mysterious scans to our Discord channel. Apparently they're from issue #41 of the Russian-language version of Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which probably reprints comics created for the British and European comic magazines published by Panini. 

Baxter Stockman, best known for mutating into a fly, here mutates into something quite different:

 

Gangels also found an English scanslation of the pages, in case you're interested:

He-Man: Masters of the Universe (Muscle Growth)

 Here is Prince Adam's first transformation into musclebound He-Man, from this year's movie:

Creepy (Werewolf and Bear Transformations)

Enjoy some vintage '70s horror comics, starting with Creepy #1, where the hunter becomes the hunted:

The same occurs in Creepy #4, which also has a classic cover:

It takes a village of werewolves to fill Creepy #131:

Creepy #140 has a story titled "There is no Werewolf." But there is a were-creature:

Ben 10 [2026 comic] (Alien/Monster Transformations)

Ben 10 returned to comics this year in a reboot series. The first issue shows his very first transformation (into Four Arms), when he's attacked by a zombie bear:

Don't worry, he transforms into Heat Blast and burns the bear. In the next issue he shifts from Heat Blast to Stinkfly:

Issue 04 has another Four Arms shift:

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Mutant Busters OVA (Werewolf Transformation)

In this web-series a rampant virus is turning people into into mutants, though they regain their sapience after a while:

 

Inayah—Life After Gods (Monster Transformation)

Our thanks to Eran on Discord for alerting us to this cutscene:

 

Urusei Yatsura (Werewolf Transformation)

I posted this classic transformation nearly a decade ago, but since the video link and its replacements kept disappearing I decided to upload my own edit. 

In OVA #7, I Howl at the Moon, jerk protagonist Ataru becomes a wolfman after his girlfriend Lum inadvertently gives a treat with lycanthropic effects. The initial transformation happens in a flash, but the second stage is worth seeing. Lum devises an antidote but it's painful to taste, so Ataru tricks her by putting his shirt on a random dog, to whom she administers the antidote. But when Ataru starts going feral, he realizes his mistake and starts panicking...

Amazing Spider-Man & more (Lizard Transformations)

Let's start this lizard-themed post with a look at his video game appearances (found by Andréssaurio Rex). I'd say the best bits are in the first minute; the rest can be skimmed/skipped.

 

Up next, some pages from Amazing Spider-Man #630:

And here's a relevant page from the book Marvel Anatomy: A Scientific Study of the Superhuman:

Fashion King (Werewolf, Chicken, and Tree Transformations)

This is a repost/revision of an old post from 2014. Fashion King (패션왕) was a Korean webcomic satire of the fashion world, but chapter 55 took off in a wild direction when the fashion-model hero turned into a werewolf. The transformation was revisited at the start of chapter 56. Apparently readers hated it, but our readers might feel differently. 

Our original post had links to the official website, but those are now inaccesible, so this post consists of images scavenged from archive sites. The original format was the vertical one for webtoons, but to save space I've combined some of the images by placing them side by side.

The artist enjoyed trolling those who hated the werewolf transformation, since in a later episode (number unknown) the hero and his friend turn into roosters:

And there was also a tree transformation (chapter unknown):

"Marvel's Avengers" Video Games & Spider-Man: Brand New Day (Hulk & Muscle Growth Transformations)

Here's a compilation of  "All Hulk Transformations in Marvel's Avengers" (the video games):

 

We were going to post a video of the Hulk-out from Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but it's was taken down. Let's see if this one stays up:

If it gets taken down by the time you read this post, try this vertical one, or this one on Reddit, though it has the noisiest audience in the world.  

 

For a bonus, here's a quick Hulk-out from the Marvel Rivals: Domination video game:

 Thanks to Andréssaurio Rex for all the videos!

Buffy the Vampire Slayer & Only the End of the World Again (Werewolf Transformations)

Thanks to Andréssaurio Rex for these lycanthropic recommendations.

From Buffy the Vampire Slayer Classic #29, "Haunted": 

And from the grahic novel Only the End of the World Again:

Ultraforce, Regular Show, and Arkham City (Monster Transformations)

Thanks again to Andréssaurio Rex for finding these clips.

Several monster/muscle growth transformations are in episode five of the 1995 cartoon Ultraforce, involving a villain named "Sludge," whose "normal" appearance is that of a blue anthropoid. The first one, actually a reversion, starts at 6:52, to which this video is cued. Then there's a transformation at 7:07, another reversion at 10:04, and a last TF at 10:50.

If you're in the mood for more sludgy monsters, here's a slime-blob TF from episode eight of Regular Show: Lost Tapes:

And continuing with sludge monsters, here's a scene from the video game Batman: Arkham City, where the Joker reveals himself to be Clayface in disguise:

Witch Hat Atelier (Wolf Transformation)

Thanks to T-Ace Juice on Discord for notifying us of this scene. Euini was able to come to an epiphany but the Brim Hat Witch curses him for his effort and transforms him into a scaled wolf:

 Here is the adapted transformation from episode 13: