Paprika: growth, AP and vore... all in the same scene!

Sour Oblivion · 05-13-2007

Scenes like this one are exceedingly rare. It's obviously not too uncommon to see one of the aforementioned three things on its own in a clip, but it's very unusual to see all three at once.

I should point out that this clip contains spoiler content for the anime film Paprika, so don't watch it if you haven't seen the film and would rather not be spoiled.

This clip was originally made available by gtsquisit over at Giantess City, so I take no credit for it. I'm just making it available elsewhere.

http://www.mediafire.com/?c2ihkxjt3lx

wolfman-al · 05-13-2007

Whoa.
That was interesting!

SdazVarence · 05-13-2007

Eh who cares about Spoilers, that was awsome

mcatusf · 05-13-2007

this probably goes in the support section, however my computer is having difficulty playing the video. Audio comes in perfect, just no moving pictures.
I have Divx but it still isn't playing, any suggestions?

Ninja In The Night · 05-13-2007

Try playing it in a different program, mine wouldn't play in Winamp, so I used Zoom Player & it played perfectly.

LK · 05-13-2007

VLC media Player works good for the programs that Windows Media Player won't play.

That is certainly a detailed AP and growth. Too bad for lack of clothes, but given the circumstances, understandable.

PrBlahBlahtson · 05-13-2007

Either use VLC, or if you're the tinkering type, use a little program called "GSpot" to find out what codecs the movie is using, and then look those up so you can install the necessary codecs.

Yeah, VLC is just easier unless you're dealing with the same codec over and over again

-edit-
I haven't run it against GSpot yet, but from what I could gather with the stream data in VLC, it's using an H.264 MPG codec. I'm guessing it's in MP4, but I emphasize that as a guess.

bigboy83 · 05-13-2007

it seems that when I played it the file that it has upside down on Windows Media Player did you do that for reason ?

05-13-2007

i can't see anything on it.

Lonebeatle · 05-13-2007

Thank you soo very much!

ProfessorMishap · 05-13-2007

I have to say, that was very entertaining

Its a very interesting concept of AP and Growth and its done very well.
Thanks for sharing!

TrunKated · 05-14-2007

Pretty danged cool. Thanks!

05-13-2007	#1
Sour Oblivion Process Fan Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 96	Paprika: growth, AP and vore... all in the same scene! Scenes like this one are exceedingly rare. It's obviously not too uncommon to see one of the aforementioned three things on its own in a clip, but it's very unusual to see all three at once. I should point out that this clip contains spoiler content for the anime film Paprika, so don't watch it if you haven't seen the film and would rather not be spoiled. This clip was originally made available by gtsquisit over at Giantess City, so I take no credit for it. I'm just making it available elsewhere. http://www.mediafire.com/?c2ihkxjt3lx

05-13-2007	#2
wolfman-al Electric Frankfurter Join Date: May 2005 Location: Frankfurt, darkest Germany Posts: 1,835	Whoa. That was interesting! __________________ I see dumb people... My comic: www.airpatrolonline.net

05-13-2007	#5
Ninja In The Night Knight Of The Black Sword Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: In the forgotten era of man... Posts: 418	Try playing it in a different program, mine wouldn't play in Winamp, so I used Zoom Player & it played perfectly. __________________ Click here to feed me a Treat! Get your own at Pokeplushies!

05-13-2007	#6
LK Process Disciple Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 3,258	VLC media Player works good for the programs that Windows Media Player won't play. That is certainly a detailed AP and growth. Too bad for lack of clothes, but given the circumstances, understandable. __________________

05-13-2007	#7
PrBlahBlahtson is not a mod. Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Northeast USA Posts: 4,188	Either use VLC, or if you're the tinkering type, use a little program called "GSpot" to find out what codecs the movie is using, and then look those up so you can install the necessary codecs. Yeah, VLC is just easier unless you're dealing with the same codec over and over again -edit- I haven't run it against GSpot yet, but from what I could gather with the stream data in VLC, it's using an H.264 MPG codec. I'm guessing it's in MP4, but I emphasize that as a guess. __________________ It's not that I don't like you. I'm just direct. Last edited by PrBlahBlahtson; 05-13-2007 at 09:56 AM.

05-13-2007	#3
SdazVarence The Defiant Soul Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Riverson City, Rhydin County Posts: 826	Eh who cares about Spoilers, that was awsome

05-13-2007	#4
mcatusf Admirer Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 54	this probably goes in the support section, however my computer is having difficulty playing the video. Audio comes in perfect, just no moving pictures. I have Divx but it still isn't playing, any suggestions?

05-13-2007	#8
bigboy83 Frequent Poster Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 323	it seems that when I played it the file that it has upside down on Windows Media Player did you do that for reason ?

05-13-2007	#9
Jehuty Guest Posts: n/a	i can't see anything on it.

05-13-2007	#10
Lonebeatle Paperback Writer!!! Join Date: May 2005 Location: South of the Border... Posts: 266	Thank you soo very much! __________________ Rayo Verde Productions My DevianArt Account! Tales of Girls, TFs, Wolvettes, Fur & Muscles, not necessarily in that order!!

05-13-2007	#11
ProfessorMishap Oh dear, not again! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: I'm standing right behind you!! Posts: 2,158	I have to say, that was very entertaining Its a very interesting concept of AP and Growth and its done very well. Thanks for sharing!

05-14-2007	#12
TrunKated AKA Kaytie. NOT Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: In my house. Posts: 5,597	Pretty danged cool. Thanks!