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Even though Sabrewulf looked cool in KI I thought those doggie-sounds were really crap and destroyed the evilness of the character completely. which translates as you think the werewolf needs to be an evil monster. But what if its treated as strickly a neutral being equally capable of good and evil...

The need to kill and eat is instinct.

However the techniques and methods used by wolves, as well as all other mamalian carnivores are taught to the young by the parents, otherwise all they know is chase and bite.

I have always been partial to the whole secret group with-in a larger orginization that doesn't have the same views as the whole so acts as a secret zeolot group who have taken it upon themselves to work outside the system, even in the ignorance of the main system. Like a psycho order of priests wit...

depends on the individual, as human behavior is mostly learned not instinct, so it would be that individual's learned behavior mixing with the canine insinct. Although somethings have been noted as instinctive in humans, but what effect this would have on a werewolf is unknown. Humans have an instin...

The seeing a wolf in the mirror would work well in magic-based storylines. In those of us who use biomolecular science explanations, we'd have to chalk it to hallucinations or creative visualization. Still, it's an interesting technique, and I'm surprised we don't see it very often. I see it fairly...

I think it should yipe it makes since, and to be honest some people also yipe. I know I have been accused of it on occassion when I get my finger pinched in a door or something. On the subject it would be nice to get more canine sounds in these movies. The lion roar, cat hissing, and the gurgling de...

What kind of diet should a werewolf have in human form?

I don't recommend either for werewolves though, as the shift from man to wolf for werewolves is supposed to be physical. This is why I never thought of those wolves as werewolves. the mirror thing not only comes across as not "man becoming wolf" but it is (borrowed) from other monsters so...

The problem with the camera is that like the mirror it too lacks a brain that can be tricked. Kinda like the idea used in Wolf's Rain where machines and camera goggles (used in place of one's own eyes) would see past the illussion they made to look human and just show the wolves in their natural for...

I only like the mirror when its some magical Mirror of Truth type deal, like what some priests in some countries (like Japan) would use to expose shapeshifters and spirits for what they trully are. It also goes that what we see is an illussion of the mind being created by the creature and a mirror o...

If you just thicken the human fingernail by a mere 20% then they become razersharp blades that can strip flesh very nicely (just look at a chimp's fingernails or other primates that still have strong fingernails for climbing). Combine primate fingernails with wolf claws on a grasping hand that is no...

MattSullivan wrote:How about just "art"

or just two sections.

Art
Creative writing

The creature cought on camera was clearly a maned wolf. Which is interesting as he may have actually stumbled on something important, a maned wolf population further south than normally thought, and its in danger as the locals think its a werewolf. maned wolf (compare to heat sig images on show) in ...

Apollo and Zeus. Zeus created the first greek werewolf. and Apollo would sometimes have a wolf head. In Egypt you have Wepwawet"sp" A god of war and wind who was either a wolf or a jackal (jury out on alot of these canine gods). Then you have the four brother wolf gods on the Pacific North...

a were-dog of this breed would be funny to see

The altered vision for some reason is always worse than human vision even if the characters claim its better. Werewolves, Vampires, and cyborgs being the biggest offenders in this area. Just check out an old garbage movie called "Future War" is a miracle that with sight like that that thos...

Well I have gathered one interesting bit of data, the forum is home to alot of 14 year old kids who like to rant and point at laugh at each other over nothing and base their ideas off of popular culture.

I may need to just drop that forum from my list.

Depends on the method used to transform. Biological methods being: Grow out: in which case you would have the wolf form's fur color, or if that is based on the human's hair color, that color with tips the color of the eye. Unless head hair is kept. Shed: we have seen full body skin shed, and just he...

A fire bird or a Jaguar are the types of cars to have with this thing.


and feel sorry if you own a Grasshopper.

So if you owned a Dodge Neon. What would you become? Neon gas? or a Neon light bulb? Or just glow like neon lights maybe? funny concept there. Heh.....what about the "Mini Cooper." :grinp: OH...I forgot to mention the "Ford Pinto." well a cooper is a barrel maker. So a midget wh...

So if you owned a Dodge Neon. What would you become?

Neon gas? or a Neon light bulb? Or just glow like neon lights maybe?

funny concept there.

The thing that irritates me the most, is that people are saying that 'evil werewolves' have been done too many times. But IMO, I've never seen any good evil werewolf yet. A lot of werewolf-art I see on the net looks good, but never manages to make a deep impression on me. And thats why I prefer a r...

I can see werewolves and vampires having issues with each other if they are both occupying the same city, and then really only if the werewolves are the types that either go out of control when they change and/or eat people. However what about in the deep woods if the werewolves decide to live there...

Maybe if a werewolf worked in a hospital or pharmacy and had access to some kind of drug that could induce memory loss, that would be acceptable. I just really dislike resorting to magic whenever possible because, as has been said enough times already, a werewolf just happening to have a necessary ...