much loved tf kid shows you enjoy growing up

[Xanderfox]

Originally Posted by The_Nameless_One

You don't by any chance know where to see a vid of that homeless woman's transformation? Haven't seen that before I think.

The character was named Maggie Reed. In the show you never actually see her transform. You see her pre-transformation, then later she and her fellow Mutates(the name they are given) as seen a few days post transformation, when she's seen again she's basically "cleaned up" but overall physically the same. The character that we actually see change is Matt Maza AKA Talon (all the male mutates took on pseudonyms Maggie didn't) going from human to wolfmanesque feline to anthro panther. The characters weren't heavily featured, Maggie only being featured twice.

Fox's transformation, never clearly defined as what type of canine it was since it was supposed to be her inner animal self one might assume it was huge fox, Was more predominate, we actually got to see it.

Elsa did indeed become a gargoyle, the look was revamped for Delila a genetically altered Gargoyle Clone of villainess Demona's DNA mixed with Elsa's. But in that same episode off screen all of Manhattan was turned into Gargoyles and Demona being "cursed" to transform to a human during the day, a tf that was seen multiple times.




I can't think of any truely "TF themed" shows but it was featured a lot. One I recall.

Recent i re-watched the series Cybersix on Hulu, the episode Full Moon Fascination features a female werewolf. The episode has a bit with her reverting to her human form. The look of the werewolf is very good, one of the few times we see one that clearly has a bust, and oddly is tailess.

The 90's X-men featured a episode with a version of the Brood, depicted more as humanoid reptiles than insects(though the insect brood are featured a s a generic monster). They try to assimilate the X-men, and Rouge is partly transformed before Wolverine's heal factor is used to reverse the assimilation. Also of course the series featured the mutant Mystique, who did morph transitions when she shape shifted. Another episode featured the 90's lineup of X-Factor, including Wolfsbane a female mutant who's powers mimic lycanthropy.

Teh series X-men Evolution also featured Mystique and Wolfbane as well as Rouge suffering minor transformation effects when she drained Sabertooth.

The 2003 Ninja Turtles featured an episode where April is turned into a demon by a cursed ring as well as the Turtles encountering other mutants underground one of whom they found out was a woman when the mutation was cured.

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by lonewarrior

i always feel that a person should look first then pass judgement. after all how often do you see female werewolves in a cartoon?

That comment I made was after I looked. There were werewolves, sure, and one was female, but there wasn't a transformation of her from human to werewolf. If there's some 5 second female TF I missed you could have left a time-stamp.

[treason]

Originally Posted by TF-Viewer

That comment I made was after I looked. There were werewolves, sure, and one was female, but there wasn't a transformation of her from human to werewolf. If there's some 5 second female TF I missed you could have left a time-stamp.

There was a quick reversion at the end in which the 2 female werewolves were present, but it was just a quick fade from werewolf to human.

[kattphive]

I remember when I was a little kid, there was this one show on YTV called (I think) Dog House, where this police officer and his k-9 companion were in their car, chasing after a criminal, when it got struck by lightning and did a freaky-friday-esk body/mind switch.
So now Officer Digby's mind got switched over to his Dog's and vice versa. Car crashes, human with dog mind dies, but dog with human mind (and can talk too) lives and now has to live out the rest of his life as a talking dog.

There was this other one called Maniac Mansion (nothing to do with the NES game) where mad scientist does various experiments on his family, turning the little boy into a hulking adult (with a child's mind) himself into a talking fly (with a human's head) and their grandfather into half a rabbit (the lower half, so legs)

[lonewarrior]

Originally Posted by TF-Viewer

That comment I made was after I looked. There were werewolves, sure, and one was female, but there wasn't a transformation of her from human to werewolf. If there's some 5 second female TF I missed you could have left a time-stamp.

my bad. sorry. and to keep the ball rolling the ever popular ranma1/2 series. sure it was just a splash all the time but still good. another one i saw in my teens was called zenki https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ox9X...E56F091B5D7188 every episode it had someone getting possessed and turned into a monster.

[sodacat]

I keep forgetting how much the character of Demona affected me at a young age. I've been more or less writing her character into most of my stories.

[Snowglare]

What, no Dinosaucers? Turbo Teen was another early influence, and watching Inhumanoids is one of my oldest memories. Somehow, I never developed much of an interest in seeing people turn into dinosaurs, cars or undead monsters, though. It was more TF in general that intrigued me. Specific interests like cat TF came from TMNT. Actually, I guess most of my interest came from Ninja Turtles. That intro was amazing, especially Splinter's mutation.

[Ivanks]

Originally Posted by lonewarrior

my bad. sorry. and to keep the ball rolling the ever popular ranma1/2 series. sure it was just a splash all the time but still good. another one i saw in my teens was called zenki https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ox9X...E56F091B5D7188 every episode it had someone getting possessed and turned into a monster.

Zenki was friking amazing !!!

[Xanderfox]

Originally Posted by Snowglare

What, no Dinosaucers? Turbo Teen was another early influence, and watching Inhumanoids is one of my oldest memories. Somehow, I never developed much of an interest in seeing people turn into dinosaurs, cars or undead monsters, though. It was more TF in general that intrigued me. Specific interests like cat TF came from TMNT. Actually, I guess most of my interest came from Ninja Turtles. That intro was amazing, especially Splinter's mutation.

Well Dinosaucers never had any human to dino TFs ever, all transformation there was de-evolution and no female was ever effected, this is the process forum still we should remember the theame.

G.I. Joe had some Transformation episodes. One featured Cobra trying to make human animal hybrid solders, they how ever became human again if they ear real meat. One episode featured Cobra creating a health spa that could age regress and age progress people. Another featured a woman genetically and surgically modified by Cobra to have gills and survive in cold water. In the G.I. Joe Movie (the animated one) Cobra Commander was turned into a giant snake. And lastly in one story arch Cobra and G.I. Joe both gained access to a mystic/technological that could imbue objects with animal attributes or transfer attributes between animals. A bunch of old vehicles where given the essence of Pythons for Cobra or Tigers of G.I. Joe, justifying reissues with new paint-jobs go Hasbro marketing team. Serpentor's humanity was transferred to Cobra Commander, turning Serpentor into a giant Gilamonster and Giantsnake CC into a snakeman.

Transformers besides featuring giant robots that turned into thing other than robots also had a episode where their human friend Spike had his mind transferred to a frankenstine like robot made from spare autobot parts. Yet another episode had them going to a planet where the natives(autobot sized human basically) used a magic pool to transform themselves into merepeople. Autobot Seaspray used it to become human, Decepticon Rumble was tricked into becoming a Tree, and one of the natives used it to become a female autobot. And in a unofficial G.I. Joe cross over mobsters transferred the minds of 3 autobots to synthoids(artificial humans).

[zokk]

For me it was Superfriends. Wonder Woman kept getting TF'd into Hulk/Giantess, Troll, Bizzarro, Big Brain, even the Cowardly Lion!

[zokk]

Ooops!... I forgot about "Inhumanoids" when the lady scientist is transformed into a giant, decomposing, skeletal monster-girl. That cartoon was really bat$#!t.

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by Xanderfox

Well Dinosaucers never had any human to dino TFs ever, all transformation there was de-evolution and no female was ever effected, this is the process forum still we should remember the theame.

Hmm. I wanna say that there was one episode in Dinosaucers where the dinos were turned human temporarily. I have a memory of the female dino specifically being human for part of at least one episode. Also, I think there was an episode where the human side-kicks were de-volved into cavemen, and that maybe the girl side-kick was included in that.