ANIMORPHS!

that's what i was thinking!

argeed!!! that was a awesome series.

lol

That's really kewl! ^^

lol

thats really amazing! o.o very awesome and very cute ^^ im jealous~

O wow. This is pretty sweet!

Hmm... I could have sworn that I had replied to these comments... but apparently not. I'll remedy that with a collective thanks! ^^

I saw this, and thought instantly: Animorphs, I used to love that book series and this is a really cool picture that reminded me of them, nicely done.

Thanks! ^^

Amazing series, though it had a horrible ending XD

lol Yes!!!! also i have most of that series. (got it before i knew anything of furies)

Same here :XD:

Only wish they had a greater variety of animals in the series, ye know, like otters, foxes, wolverines, things of that nature, and maybe been a bit more descriptive in the transformation scenes, but non-the-less, a wonderful series. ^^

they had a wide variety when they needed something specific. the battle forms as they called it were sort of favorites and they stuck to the same ones. also they talked alot of detail when it was a new animal and they couldn't control the form at all. thats why i liked it because it gave a new view point alot of the times.

I suppose so, they did have some rather interesting morphs ^^ (But not a single otter... D'oh)

They were descriptive when it was new, but it still was a bit lacking at times. I mean, in the fourth book, The Message, the first description of a dolphin morph in the series didn't even really describe the transformation of the hands or legs at all to speak of. Sure, In the Time of Dinosaurs made up for it, but in most other cases the description of a new morph only seemed to cover half to three-quarters, usually skipping parts entirely.

Alas, I just be nit-picking though XD

(A bit late on the reply... I kinda forgot....)

(lol it happens)

yea but you have to consider that the author was probably trying to keep to a certain page length for the books to keep in the set properly. also they were kinda young books so they didn't want them getting to big and daunting for kids that liked them. those books were what helped me get into reading when i was young actually. i would also say that they didnt want people getting bogged down with to much detail about those parts. Still really fun though.

Good point, all typically ran about 150 pages, with a bit more in the Megamorphs books, so I guess they weren't meant to be complicated. But I'd certainly read a novelized version

oh yea if they did a revamped adult version of it. that would be pretty interesting.

Curious, what did you use to make this?

How have you make this

You did an amazing job of mimicking the covers.