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On Buffy they are demons. But Joss Whedon and his crew have defined demons possibly by his own creation. So it depends how you yourself define demon. In the Buffyverse, werewolves weren't demons. They were cursed humans who passed on their curse whenever they bite another human (and didn't kill the...

The Christian Church's stance on things back in the Middle Ages:
"Predators of peasants and or peasants' livelihood" = "Minions of Satan"
"Competitors of peasants and or peasants' livelihood" ="Minions of Satan"

Do realize that 1.9 milligrams of wolfsbane equals about a shred of a leaf that's less than 1 centimeter by 1 centimeter. I get snippity about things like this because Aconitum is a deadly deadly plant, and that, sadly, there are people who had died horribly as a result of trying to make their own w...

Mosquitos and other blood-drinking insects are more than capable of crawling through fur to get at skin, and when confronted with birds and mammals with thick coats, they often target the face or extremities, circumventing the protection afforded by thick fur in the first place.

It doesn't make any sense to have slitted pupils as a werewolf.

E. coli or Bacilus subtilis?

Then it would be a demonic wolf that could assume a human form.

Do they make the prophylaxis from goat, horse or rabbit serum?

I'm reminded of the movie "Werewolf," starring George Rivera, where a security guard was infected, and transfigured, if you can call it that, while driving home, whereupon he crashed his car into a conveniently placed stack of oil drums, and blew up. PS, don't watch that movie, the best sc...

I strongly feel that it reflects very badly on a person if that person goes around presenting facts in a half-assed way. And yes, werewolves are mythical creatures, but, what's the point if you disregard all of the legends about the aforementioned mythical creature? If we've been making a song and d...

But the question then becomes "Would a werewolf want to survive after having popped her own boobs?"

23Jarden wrote:Yikes. That sounds like it hurts.

Having any sac, artificial or natural, burst inside of you hurts.
It just depends on when, how long, how much, and will it kill you sooner or later.

23Jarden wrote:What happens if silicone is released within the body?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast_imp ... l_implants

Usually, no, werewolves are not considered to be "demons," provided one uses the definition of a demon as being an evil spirit of some sort. This is because a werewolf is generally defined as being a human who can transform into a wolf, or assume wolf-like features. However, some people ha...

Unless you're a werewolf that turns into one of those Hungarian dreadlock dogs.

I have a basic idea of what the molecular structure of aconitine is, after all, they have a diagram of it in Wikipedia. And do note that the first Europeans to introduce the tomato and potato to Europe, the Spaniards, were extremely intimate with the edible qualities of those two nightshades. After ...

If wolfsbane doesn't have an effect on weres like you claim, then why on Earth do people think that it can ward off and or kill werewolves?

Vuldari wrote:

kitetsu wrote:Last time i had a test like this, i ended up as an owl.

HOO-HOOOO! *flutterflutter*

What test? Am I missing something?

If you want, I know a doctor in Hong Kong who works cheap.

Hmmmmm...
Would people find watching a werewolf fighting a tofu man and a living calender entertaining?

Like Bobobo?

RedEye wrote: About the last: Why not just use a GUN? You (the werewolf) are being stalked by the Big bad Hunter, with his/her shotgun loaded with Silver...what do you do?

What if the werewolf's finger couldn't fit the trigger?

To Set , no Monkshood and Wolfsbane are technically not the same plant, they are closely related and typically cousins. Wolfsbane will deffinantly kill you, while you could survive Monkshood but barely. As for the fact that it kills, a werewolf is not the same as a human, the system would be a bit ...

The question was "How would a Werewolf fight?" So far, it looks like the answer is: Stooge-Fu, Duckies, and talking people to death. Actually, quite energy efficient! :lol: :lol: :P And Wolves are efficient. Primarily when it comes to voles and fieldmice. Wolves tend to kill only one out ...

Imagine a "WellChested" Fem Werewolf running in Four-Foot drive...right through some scratchy weeds. That alone would seem to point toward the Flat/Multi as opposed to Human Largeness. They'd chafe a lot less, too. :wink: Yeah, but multi is pretty, er, badly designed for a bipedal. Once y...