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TF-Viewer · 02-07-2017

Yeah, it wasn't that great a TF. The hunches over in pain, contorts for a few seconds, then her eyes change from brown to yellow (though the wolf has blue eyes when it's done...) she rips the skin from her throat to show fur underneath, her jacket splits (forgetting all the layers under it) to reveal a furry back, then her legs snap very awkwardly in two places because the special effects team fails at anatomy. It cuts away for a few seconds and then back to her fully transformed into a CG wolf, and her clothes (damaged or otherwise) have ceased to exist, not even tatters on the floor.

We see her again towards the end of the episode with different clothes on. I guess we're supposed to assume she reverted to human form without her clothes somewhere, then ran home naked to get new clothes, and we get to see none of that.

She's pretty, and a werewolf, but this show doesn't do werewolves well.

02-07-2017	#708
TF-Viewer Slave to the Process Forum Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 12,778	Re: Female Werewolf needles in a haystack Yeah, it wasn't that great a TF. The hunches over in pain, contorts for a few seconds, then her eyes change from brown to yellow (though the wolf has blue eyes when it's done...) she rips the skin from her throat to show fur underneath, her jacket splits (forgetting all the layers under it) to reveal a furry back, then her legs snap very awkwardly in two places because the special effects team fails at anatomy. It cuts away for a few seconds and then back to her fully transformed into a CG wolf, and her clothes (damaged or otherwise) have ceased to exist, not even tatters on the floor. We see her again towards the end of the episode with different clothes on. I guess we're supposed to assume she reverted to human form without her clothes somewhere, then ran home naked to get new clothes, and we get to see none of that. She's pretty, and a werewolf, but this show doesn't do werewolves well.