[ SECRET POST #4109 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4109 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

02. https://i.imgur.com/hH1KubZ.png

[(Anonymous)]

It just irks me when they look more like monsters than wolves, and when transforming is a choice.

The latter is apparently a really modern addition though.

[(Anonymous)]

SA - And by modern venture, I mean the interpretation of werewolves = cursed, not just shifters. So works that adhere to the shifter interpretation are actually going by tradition. I just don't like it as much.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, pre-20th C werewolf lore is all kinds of weird. Some curses, some diabolical deals, whatever. I think Theiss's 'werewolves go down to hell and fight witches so the crops will grow' is my favourite.

[(Anonymous)]

Ehhhh there's really no one true werewolf mythos

[(Anonymous)]

I read that as "Watermelons" not Werelions.

What would a werelion look like.

[(Anonymous)]

Like a blonde werewolf with a mane?

[(Anonymous)]

Leomon from Digimon, probably. Or a Khajit.

[osidiano]

Oh, Leomon <3

[greghousesgf]

Vincent from Beauty and the Beast maybe?

[(Anonymous)]

It would really suck to be cursed to transform into a watermelon under the light of the full moon.

[(Anonymous)]

lmao

The imagery induced a guffaw

[silverr]

THE SEEDS! THE SEEEEEEDDS!

[philstar22]

Honestly I want more things like Werelions. Not just werewolves. But not the kind that shift by choice or are only part lion and show up in crappy romance novels. I want ones like werewolves that are forced to transform at certain times and really become the animal.

[silverr]

Buffy werewolves get your stamp of approval. :)

[nightscale]

It may not be accurate to wolves at all but it's cool as fuck so I'll have all the roaring werewolves plz.

Yes, and they are also people.

[(Anonymous)]

And a roar is something that, as a person, I think of as a noise used to cow or frighten. So if I had the vocal range to both howl and growl, I would be inclined think I could roar, too, and I might do it. When a gorilla does it, it's intimidating and that's what I would be going for.

Re: Yes, and they are also people.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I was just thinking, "They're also not wolves." There's no telling what a fictional creature would do.

[(Anonymous)]

They aren't wolves, either.

They're the wolfish-looking transformation monster of an ape species.

Maybe they would roar. Apes roar.

[(Anonymous)]

I had a pretty big and lengthy werewolf phase and I can't say this ever bothered me. What DOES bother me is when the idiots in charge of the film think that a canine's knees bend backwards, and show the human's knees breaking during the transformation. Come on people, it's basic phylogeny. I learned this shit in grade school. All the limbs of a human are analogous to a wolf, just different lengths. In this case, a wolf's "feet" are much longer than ours, and they walk on their toes. Their knees aren't fucking broken.