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Breast size would diminish the closer you get to wolf form anyway in my humble opinion, or IMHO (i just learned that, I love this internet thing) :D

As far as six nipples, they may or may not be present still, but if they were the only time they would be seen is during a transformation. Fur ...

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There's way too many movies where werewolves look like somebody splattered them with glue and rolled them in fur remnants. Look at the real animal for guidance here. Generally, wolves keep their coats reasonably clean and groomed. If the intent is to have some sympathy for the character, then having ...

This is a tough one. Clearly for dramatic effect, a short transformation would be best. The problem comes with the realism factor: You'd not likely be abe to tolerate muscle and bone structure changes in mere seconds. Fur and skin cells also take some time to grow and develop. So for realism, a slow ...

Clearly, bipedal fits better with the transformed werewolf, but it's also evident that the speed and strength of the quad stance is important in some cases (chases, leaps, etc). This would be even more true if the werewolf is digitigrade or partly so. For casual movement and walking, the bipedal ...

The stereotypical movie shows lots of closeups with pulsing , bubbling flesh and drooling mouths. This all may be good for the 'ick' factor, but does little else. Of course, it eases production since all the bits can be shot seperately and edited together, but it makes the sequence seem choppy and ...

Full digitigrade would seem quite awkward for an upright stance with good balance, while full plantigrade likely dosen't imply enough of the 'animal' nature. So the half compromise seems best, allowing realistic balance, animal strength, and very likely gives the actor a lot more control with ...