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Second half of episode 4

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Business As Usual. So, another "move along" :D. Thanks for the heads-up man!

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This is some good news. I know I'm going to get my hopes up again but it's good to know something is coming. As for Creepshow, yes there is a female werewolf episode, no transformation. It was second half of episode 3. The scene in the trailer with the beast girl has to do with some kind of vampire, no transformation.

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Just as a heads up, Rose Crowley, our resident Werewolf transformation producer, is starting to expand into using special effects more and more to sell her transformations more. In her most recent post, she's having effects added to her shorts by Liminalbean and is going to start some type of GoFundMe thing to raise money to do a full Werewolf Transformation like what a lot of us have been waiting for. It's coming soon, but unlike so many other projects, I believe Rose will be able to pull this off really well, especially if she can get Liminalbean and Gryf on board, both of whom has posted small posts showing their affects. Thought I'd give a heads up!

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If there's anyone you can trust to deliver quality content, it's Rose. She immediately has my faith and my contribution for any and every project she takes on.

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Yep, and at the same time, the Tales from Davidstown Patreon posted this update on their film project:

"Work continues developing the project. We’re now at the point of beginning to break down the crew and budgeting needs that will be involved, including SFX, VFX and creature creation. Yep, we’re aiming to build the full scale version of Emily’s wolf form! With costs in mind, we’re looking into potentially acquiring funding by way of a crowdfunding campaign, which will be further enhanced by offering supporters exclusive perks and merchandise."

Apparently, the cliché is true: "When it rains, it pours." It reminds me of the glorious year of 1981, when both "The Howling" and "An American Werewolf in London" were released within mere months of each other. We've been waiting FOREVER for a female werewolf TF that rivals those two aforementioned legendary films, and now it looks like we'll get two of them within the same year. Again, if you're not already onboard, here's the Tales from Davidstown Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/davidstown_werewolf_plays

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She has my vote! Rose is one of us!

Thank you for the great content! *howls*

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did someone already watch Wolf like me s2?

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As much as I wanted to give it a full watch, I just ended up skimming through the few episodes that had descriptions about involving the full moon, and the finale. There was definitely process this time. I will watch it again in full to get better context. But I can say we don't get a full onscreen TF start to finish.
There's a slow initial TF in the last episode that happens in small bursts (pain, ears, teeth, muzzle, back) then offscreen her arms and legs change asymmetrically, then way off screen the TF completes. We do see the werewolf
multiple times up close as well. Again, that's all from skimming so there could be shorter or subtle TF elements I missed.

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That sounds pretty decent, I'll probably dive in later today and take a look as well. Thank you for the sleuthing!

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There's one episode (Ep 4) where the change is impending, and she feels it starting as her hand starts changing asymmetrically before she can make it to her safe room. That's the only other process shown. To add context to the scene from the last episode, you do see her partially transformed in one scene before they show the arms and legs change.

Overall, there's significantly more than the first season, since they weren't actively trying to hide from the literal premise of the show this time. What is there is pretty well done; there's just not the full, uninterrupted transformation

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