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Dr. Otto · 06-02-2011

It's not a transformation per se, although I wish it was. The story is set in the future where clones are regularly manufactured for slave labour, but then the clones gain self-awareness and rebel against their makers. (Think AVATAR meets FRANKENSTEIN.) Occasionally they flip back-and-forth from "half-formed" to fully formed, but the original humans themselves don't undergo any actual metamorphosis.

06-02-2011	#2
Dr. Otto AKA Sister Hyde Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 860	Re: Dr. Who Jennifer Ganger It's not a transformation per se, although I wish it was. The story is set in the future where clones are regularly manufactured for slave labour, but then the clones gain self-awareness and rebel against their makers. (Think AVATAR meets FRANKENSTEIN.) Occasionally they flip back-and-forth from "half-formed" to fully formed, but the original humans themselves don't undergo any actual metamorphosis.