for the movie, I think werewolves shouldent be thin

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for the movie, I think werewolves shouldent be thin

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I just think werewolves should look powereful not skinny
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Hrm.....did you push the wrong button? Theres different threads started talking about how a werewolf should look like, please make sure to post your opinions there or maybe be careful on your way around the forums, I've started threads before in another forum becuase they had the 'start a new topic' button next to the 'post' button, and this place is just like that.
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I think werewolves should be bigger then 'normal' humans (how else can they rip of they'r clothes :P ), but not a lot.
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I think they their abdomen area should be a little bigger than in human form, and their upper body should be a lot bigger. I think the lower body should be only a little bigger, except the thighs. The thighs should be beefed up substantially. And massive feet.
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He is right. I cann't be "scared" or favor a skinny little werewolf *eyes look at HP werewolf*. It should have some meat on its bones for my taste.
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Why would someone make a skinny werewolf? Sounds very unintimidating.
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Post by Silverclaw »

Well, if ya got a scrawny little human, I wouldnt think they would change into huge, muscle-bound WW. imho of course.
They would get a bit bigger, but compared to other, more muscular people-WWs, they'd still be on the small side. :)
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Re: for the movie, I think werewolves shouldent be thin

Post by wolfboy410 »

same here scrony werewolvs just look pathetic like if you grabed thier arm it would snap now how is that scary
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