In this transformation sequence, our protagonist, Rex, returns home from shopping with supplies for the party his family wants to throw for his birthday, which was a week ago due to the holidays. In addition to the party supplies, Iggy has Rex purchase a costume of a character whose game was celebrating its 25th anniversary of its release shortly. Rex had played the game a bit before and was a fan of the character, plus the costume was a collab between the Wanderous, Inc. and a smaller, yet fast-growing costume supplier, so he felt obligated to help. Iggy warned him that it would still be a Wanderous costume, but the transformation would be more rapid fire than usual, and would hoped that he would find the change of pace intriguing. After putting on the costume, with the BK logo t-shirt being the final piece, the magic starts his journey into the himbo bear hero of Spiral Mountain, Banjo, at breakneck speed with some rhyming words guiding him.

Themes include muscle growth, weight gain, human-to-anthro-bear transformation, and golden-hearted himbo personality shift, and silly rhyming schemes.

Here is the 3rd stage of the sequence. With the warmth not slowing done, Rex watched in confusion as he body rapidly shifted before his ‘blue-ing’ eyes. His arms and legs, like his chest exploded with thick chords of muscle underneath, the skin which was being covered in chocolate brown fur. Rex was becoming Banjo at such a fast pace it was hard to notice everything, as his fingernails became black claws and his face shifting to a muzzle as he stared at his bulbous looking right arm.

This is the musclegut version of the sequence showing off Banjo’s body with nipple details. Version and set differences are in the gallery description.

Art was done by the stupendous RegularTF on FurAffinity. First time I have worked with them, and they nailed everything. If you like male to male transformations, definitely check their page out. They are not taking commissions at the moment, but when they open, I would recommend trying to get one, as they have done some fabulous work. Here is a link to RegularTF’s page: RegularTF.

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