I just finished reading time and time again on webtoons and it was amazing I finished it in 2 days and I was wondering if people know more webtoons or comics like it. I also highly recommended it if you like a gay werewolf it only has 42 chapters I couldn't stop reading it.

So, there's all kinds of different interpretations of werewolves: how they look, how they behave etc. One of which is their clothing situation, and whether they: still have them when they transform, the clothes are torn and ripped but stays on, or they're completely discarded before / torn apart during the transformation. This discussion is about the latter one.

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For a werewolf that is too big/contorted for clothes, would they be/become a nudist due to their situation?

Doesn't have to be a public (as in where people are) one, but at least in private spaces and in the wild/woods (it also made me think about nudist clubs becoming secret werewolf meeting points, heh). I ask this because i started to think about the convenience and practicality of them already being in their "werewolf uniform" just in case; and also because i started to think about the Lycanthropes from the videogame "The Order: 1886", and their clothing:

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They only wear an oversized shirt that covers everything that needs to be covered.

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Transformation of a quadruped lycan from the game with said clothing.

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Transformation of a bipedal lycan from the game with said clothing.

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These thoughts that i had, piled up with other medias that showcase the werewolf disrobed (AWIL, The Howling, Bad Moon, Silver Bullet, Cursed, Being Human etc.) made me come to this shower thought.

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So...yeah! That's my ramble for a discussion about werewolves and nudity. What are your thoughts about this? I love all the posts on this subreddit where people discuss about things. Thank you for checking this one out! (sorry about the weirdness of it, i just couldn't get it out of my head and needed to hear what other people think about this, i love werewolves and debates about it).

Skin wolves from Total War Warhammer based on Gamesworkshop Warhammer fantasy

Which transformation shift would you choose for your werewolf character ? Which one is the best one?

For my werewolf novel I do a mixture of Retransformation and the foldover shif t and the transformation is more so painless but very tramautic for a new werewolf's 1st transformation, similar I guess to Link Wolf in the video game The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

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Soon to be a KickStarter campaign! In this comic, a group of ravenous werewolves attack a small furry convention during an epic snowstorm. Justin was roped into bringing his younger sister and her friend to the convention. What started as a mild inconvenience, turns into a night of horror and terror. Can they somehow fight back and survive the night?!

Does anyone know any good book series that focus on werewolves solely?

Amy felt something in her mouth. Swashing around her tongue, she latches onto a small, smooth object and promptly spit it out into her hand.  Was this leftover food?  A bug?  A dozen different possibilities swarmed Amy’s mind as she stared dumbfounded at the white mystery in her hand.  Upon closer inspection, another possibility crashed into her mind; was this… a tooth…? Licking her tongue against the now toothless gap where her upper right canine used to snuggly fit, all but confirmed her suspicions.  Anxiety began seeping in as her head began to spin.  How is this possible?  What should I do?  Who do I call?  Before she could get any answers or ask any more questions, Amy felt a searing shot of pain shoot through her mouth.  And that’s when the transformation began.  She doubled over as something forced it’s way through her gums.  Where once her upper right canine resided, something new was coming in to take its place. Something stronger.  The sharp dagger punctured its way through her gums, as Amy instinctively reached for the area.  The swift motion caused her left pointer finger to collide with the pointed tip of the new tooth, tearing her flesh open in the process.  Wincing in pain, Amy pulled back her hand to assess the damage.  Her stomach churned as she saw the gaping hole in her finger, as it spewed blood like a fleshy volcano.  And then something incredible happened.  Amy witnessed in both horror and astonishment as the broken skin on her wound began to move. The torn skin quickly got to work and started to bridge the hole in her finger.  More and more strands of skin patched the two sides of the hole together and soon enough it was as if her skin was never pierced to begin with. But before she could question the miracle she had just witnessed, Amy felt several more teeth unlatching themselves from the gums they had been permanently glued onto for years, as a brand new set of fangs began digging their way out and filling the now empty spaces in.  

A tingling sensation in her fingers captured Amy’s attention next.  Just like the fangs in her gums, she could feel something sharp moving within them, clawing there way out.  The impaled finger, which had just healed itself, would now once again break open, as the nail is splintered off.  Amy had never felt pain like that. She didn’t know someone could feel pain like that.  For a split second she thought about how she’d heard about the US government ripping the fingernails off of terrorists in an effort to extract information from them.  Now that she’s experienced it first hand, she knows she’d sing like a canary.  This thought was quickly pushed aside as Amy noticed the claw tearing it’s way out of her finger.  One by one each white nail polish painted fingernail painstakingly peeled off.  And one by one each claw ravaged its way out from beneath her skin.  But unbeknownst to Amy, that was the easy part.  At this point Amy was bent over on her hands and knees on the floor.  Looking upon the rest of her body, through all the agony she never even realized all the hair that had grown.  On her arms, her legs, her breasts.  So much hair. 

“God please!!  Make it stop, God!!”  She kept pleading for a god who was not listening until her words devolved into snarls.  The sounds of both canine whining and human crying combined to form a sympathy of savagery that bellowed from the deepest depths of Amy’s lungs.  Sweat soaked every inch of her morphing body as the sounds of cracking and crunching ringed in her ears.  Every bone was expanding.  What would normally take years between adolescent and adulthood was now happening in mere seconds.  Her shoulder blades rose, her feet elongated and her mouth and nose expanded outward like a fucked up Pinocchio.   

And just as soon as it had begun, it was over.  What lay panting on the floor with it’s tongue sticking out in exhaust was neither man nor beast; an ungodly chimera that by all laws of science should not exist. There was no way to tell that this monster had once been the young and beautiful Amy.  The only feature that lingered on were her blue eyes.  Those goddamned blue eyes…

I think that the concept of other Were-creatures is interesting, in essence the question comes to what if the other half was otherworldly or so obscure and arcane that it feels put of this world, what would would they be like and what could they potentially be capable of?.

I like to think that werewolves in human form definitely have visible muscle, like a six pack or strong biceps. But what do you think?

In a medieval fantasy world. What would be a good non-verbal way of communication for werewolves? Hand signals are already in use. Just own hand signals? Or any other idea involving the good senses of a werewolf. Is intended for military units. And I want a werewolf Internal non-verbal communication?

Just curious to see what everyone’s thoughts and feelings on the book are. Or how they felt about the werewolf aspects of it.

I’m looking for good horror novels about werewolves where there are queer characters involved (doesn’t have to be a romance). Specifically looking for body horror, and nothing with wolf pack dynamics.

The werewolves all had the same distinct features. They were always tall and athletic looking and always absolutely breathtaking. They usually had dark thick hair and a chiselled face .

So after playing The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess I found myself wondering if there was a fantasy book series which has a similar plot, that is, specifically the part where Link gets turned into a fewal wolf but retains his mind in this form. Does anyone know of any series where either the main character or secondary character gets turned into a wolf? Doesn't have to be permanent (in fact I'd prefer if it wasn't) and my preference would be for this series to be a high fantasy like The Legend of Zelda.

So most romance books I see with a werewolf either have a male werewolf or a werewolf that basically spends the whole thing as a human, (or both) so that makes me want to know, is there a book or series that has a male human and female werewolf that spends the whole thing as a werewolf? The more 'monstrous' she looks, the better (think Vicar Amelia from Bloodborne) or if she still has human like intellect a normal feral looking wolf is fine too.

What are some symptoms you think would occur after being turned into a werewolf (leading up to the actual change). Would it just be soreness of the body, or to the point of flu like symptoms? What other changes could occur?

And during shifting, do you think the teeth, nails, and hair fall away, or just mold and shape to the new form occurring?

What part of a werewolf transformation do you love seeing? For me, I love watching fangs grow from teeth, and claws grow form nails.

With all the Werewolf 5 stuff going on, what about the other one, Forsaken?

For me, I think its the muzzle growing

Is anyone else obsessed with this film? I found it absolutely amazing. It was hilarious! It was witty, had a good storyline, great characters. Overally, one of the most enjoyable werewolf films I've seen in a while.