Woman into Tree

[GRZEHOPL]

http://tfdimension.com/TFvideoclips/...to_Soul_TF.mp4
Its from Cowboy Bebop. I really like it.

[tghawk555]

It was quite the visceral scene! They really did good work here!

[Jimbo]

Looks like they replaced that with the Monkey work virus that overwrites the 1.2% difference in human\chimp genes. (I'm not watch the show )

[bro4man]

There's a reason why It was considered the worst show of 2021 and it got canceled less than 3 weeks

[OhZone]

I just saw the original anime on the advice of my brother. It was really really good, and I read it broke ground at the time and helped to make anime more popular.

And the monkey virus made a lot more sense, really.

I don't get why the live action things need change important elements of the original. If they improve things, that's oh-k, but if they make the story worse, why do it?

I mean it's like the crappy live action Death Note. They had Ryuk writing his own names in the book early on in Light's story. Totally destroyed the whole thing. And I had to turn it off and try to forget it. ha

[BaronChimera]

Definitely a visceral transformation, though if I could be pedantic, is it even a 'transformation'? It seems more like those spores were causing trees to grow on/from within her and at the end she effectively explodes.

Shame, tree transformation is done so infrequently.

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by BaronChimera

Definitely a visceral transformation, though if I could be pedantic, is it even a 'transformation'? It seems more like those spores were causing trees to grow on/from within her and at the end she effectively explodes.

Shame, tree transformation is done so infrequently.

Yeah, it comes across as more of a tree growing out of her than her turning into a tree. All the blood and her head exploding at the end just makes that a gruesome death scene, not a transformation.

[BaronChimera]

Which is too bad because it started promisingly, for the first few moments you could buy that it was a transformation, rather than a sort of parasitic explosion from within. A few clever edits could make it more palatable.

To me, tree transformations are best when they work with one of my lesser fetishes: immobilization via transformation. Specifically when the transformation is just severe enough to cover their body and root her in place, but you can tell there's still a human in there. Extra points if the bark also covers her mouth.

Shame there isn't more tree transformations in the vein of that tree girl at the start of Wishmaster:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVb_LFua9hM

[BaronChimera]

Decided to break out my tablet and do some doodlin'

https://www.deviantart.com/baronchim...tion-914196880

[Sandstar]

Originally Posted by TF-Viewer

Yeah, it comes across as more of a tree growing out of her than her turning into a tree. All the blood and her head exploding at the end just makes that a gruesome death scene, not a transformation.

I would consider it a death scene, even if she transformed into a tree, since I think that they're no longer that person if their personality dies.

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by Sandstar

I would consider it a death scene, even if she transformed into a tree, since I think that they're no longer that person

In this scene her fucking head exploded, her brains went all over. She actually died, nothing uncertain or existential about that. If that's a transformation,
so is falling into a wood chipper.

Don't overthink it. That lady straight up died.

[Sandstar]

Originally Posted by TF-Viewer

In this scene her fucking head exploded, her brains went all over. She actually died, nothing uncertain or existential about that. If that's a transformation,
so is falling into a wood chipper.

Don't overthink it. That lady straight up died.

Why are you arguing with me when I agree with you?