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Case Scenario · 06-03-2009

"The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein" - Mad scientist turns himself into a fairy princess twice, and near the end the female antagonist transforms into a brute. Little process, but for those who are interested...

Part 1 (off-screen fairytization at 4:50)

Part 2 (poofy fairy TF at 4:25, monster process at 5:35)

Full Episode (3:45, 8:15, 9:20)

And just in case anyone's missing it, here's "Attack of the 50 Foot Sister" as well. It's actually a pretty cute uneven growth sequence. She starts growing at 3:50, then her nose grows bigger, then her head, then her tongue, then at 5:00 she evens out. Then at 9:50 everything in the universe grows to match, which I guess can count if you want it to.

06-03-2009	#1
Case Scenario Frequent Poster Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 457	Phineas and Ferb "The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein" - Mad scientist turns himself into a fairy princess twice, and near the end the female antagonist transforms into a brute. Little process, but for those who are interested... Part 1 (off-screen fairytization at 4:50) Part 2 (poofy fairy TF at 4:25, monster process at 5:35) Full Episode (3:45, 8:15, 9:20) And just in case anyone's missing it, here's "Attack of the 50 Foot Sister" as well. It's actually a pretty cute uneven growth sequence. She starts growing at 3:50, then her nose grows bigger, then her head, then her tongue, then at 5:00 she evens out. Then at 9:50 everything in the universe grows to match, which I guess can count if you want it to.