Any ending where you end up like Puro cannot possibly be a bad ending!

Dominus tecum

Hey, I'm not complaining haha!

Psst: the game is made by   drDragonTim

Yep, that's certainly the developer.

*puts on various transformation masks in Loz: Majora’s mask* yep, not permanent, can revert.

*tries the green mask from the movie “the mask”* yep also removable.

*tries the dark latex mask* errrrrrrgggggghhhh uh oh...

I take it this is just an illustration of what happened in-game, not fetish art?

Yes, there's a bad ending where Puro just turns you into another Dark Latex wolf.

Okay.

There are no bad endings in that game :P

Haha! You lose who you are in that ending though.

Not a fan of that kind of thing, BUT: Dunno - worse things can happen ...

I'm not a fan either. I love transformation, but I want to "be" there for it.

Dunno - I think in particular for TF art the question is always - what defines "me". It's quite probably not the shape. But how much of "me" is in the memories and instincts and impulses and way of thought...

Anyway - sorry for being a little philosophical

Hey, it's all good. I like the those types of topic. Could you elaborate though? I don't think I quite follow. Are you saying transformation should always be accompanied with a change in our consciousness as well?

I'm not saying that it always has to be the case... I guess I'm saying that exploring what a transformation means for the person is something where stories in particular have a lot of latitude. It could be that nothing changes - although I indeed think that is unlikely. Even from a physiological standpoint: When the shape of the head changes into something else, the interior of the cranium is probably structured slightly different. What that means for the consciousness of someone - is an interesting question, I think.
My main point is: interesting questions can arise in TF settings - namely if you are still "you", if you suddenly have a craving for raw meat after transforming into some kind of predatory species - and were a vegetarian before.

Ah yeah, I'm sure there'll be different biological pathways so the new body can function the way it's meant. I guess when I say I want to "be" there, I mean more like I still want my memories, dreams, and desires. I guess it comes to what being anthropomorphic means — unless you're talking more of a feral/beast transformation.

I guess my point is: It's complicated :P

Memories themselves *might* be unchanging - but what they mean to us and how we see them changes slowly as we age. The same is true for dreams and desires. Now - In particular the desires would probably change when you are suddenly an anthro wolf - for example. But you also might dream more of moving to some remote place in the wildness or see some memory in a different way.

So - what I'm trying to say is: TF allows to explore all that in a really interesting way.

this one's human soul trait is perseverance