WolvenOne wrote:Okay, although I'm not an expert, er, female chests are not entirely made up of fat, there's some other stuff in there that's a bit more solid then fat, forget it's name.
Second, that "well the energy from the transformation has to come from somewhere," argument, doesn't work so well. See, by that logic, once a female werewolf transformed back they'd be permenently, shrunk down up there. Besides that, we really cannot expect a virus or whatever to have the intelligence to decide what bodyparts it can break down to complete the transformation, it's just as likely to go after an arm or an internal organ after all.
Though I should stop there, cause we're getting into the missing matter debate again and I don't want to open that up again. See it was mostly resolved in favor of "fudging it," since no scientific explanation works here.
Now, I can understand why people "wouldn't" like them for werewolves. However there's no real reason not to have them so it's mostly a stylistic preference. That being said those sorts of "stylistic preferences," are best left up to the movie makers.
Yeah Mammary glands, and female breast, though, are mostly fat reserves. When we gain weight, typicall they grow first. When we losse weight typically that's what dissappears first. ;) *chuckles* Of course they aren't all fat, and nursing moms have larger breasts because the glands fill up with milk, not fat. ^.^ *grins*
As for teh energy transferrence, meh yeah, i was never a fan of it myself
not sure if its hit the "cannoon" of the movie or not. I sure hope not. But the shifting aspects will eventually lean-out the body. When body builders work out, they are extending and -ripping- the muscle tissues. The muscle tissues responds by making more.., thus the build of of the muscles.A werewolf going through teh change is going through a LOT of muscle tearing and excercise ( for the lack of a better word. heh ). Though, depending on the nature of the virus ( perhaps it breaks down some of teh tissue build up for its own purposes. *shrugs* Its a thought ), the werewolf would not likly become a massive body-builder type either. ;)
heh
I agree that eventually this is what all this debate is going to boil down to, is stylistic preferences. But if the idea of the movie is to gove as "realistic" and "naturalistic" and "scientific - movie physics" as possible, then I would still push for a near-nil breasts.
The over all make of of the anatomy is based on certain keys need and wants fo the film. My concern is that with a bi=pedal gait, as well as a quad-gait, there would be certain issue that need to be address.
The idea as quoted above states that, from what I surmisse :
In order for a werewolf to move in both gaits, slight TF will have to occur to allow for it. So, as I understand it, a werewofl going from a bi-ped gait to a four legged gait woul dhave some of his/her body parts rearranged in order to better fit a quad movment style.
So a werewolf would go from a human-torso, back-curved lower spine ( and more reaosnable a shorter tail, since the bi-ped form relies on teh butt muscles and muscles attached to the tail bone to work properly. ;) ), bi-ped form;
To a hip and shoulder-TF, spine-bend TF, chest-TF in order to run on all fours. Attach to this the "Absorbtion" or "re-arrangement" of female sex oragns ( 2 breasts to multiple un-seen nipplage ), as well as the movement of the male gentalia back and up closer to the tail.
To me.., that makes teh most sense.., -as- based on what has been foramlly accected into the "movie cannon".
Thoughts?
