the rest of the crew is doomed......unless she's an intelligent were.

i guess self-aware would sound better.

Yes, it's pretty much the worst possible place to become a mindless killing machine.

Well they doo have super thick doors with very strong locks....so it's conceivable that they could trap her in a room away from any of the moonlight.

That, and in zero gravity you'd be just as likely to knock yourself senseless with strong, uncontrolled movements, or flail around uselessly without handholds, as you would be to cause much damage. This knowledge comes from seeing experiments where they placed cats and dogs in zero-G for some time. Those animal instincts aren't built for non-gravity movement heh.

well yes, that would make it easier to corral her into a windowless room. afterwords sense she would be cut off from the moon light she should go back to normal.

It often comes to mind when it comes to werewolves in space:
-Glad she didn't change in a spacesuit
-If werewolves become stronger based on distance closer the moon the more powerful they get and so on.

Either way this is a real sexy pic.

*suits up*
*tethers self to interior*
*looks at her through helmet with evil grin and one hand on hatch*

Go ahead, make... my... night...

Daaaamn.

*jumps into super conductive room, with locking the doors close, and baring them with super special metal bar.*

Cute idea <3

"In space,no one can hear you scream! Great pick!

How about "In Space, nothing can hear her howl?"

A werewolf transformation at zero gravity? Interesting.

Why hasn't anyone made a movie with this plotline ?

Fun thing about being a Were-wolf in space, you would almost never change back.

And then the station orbits out of sight of the moon and she goes back to normal just in time for the station to swing back?

Probably not but it'd be like one of those Tooney Tunes cartoons where something keeps happening every time the main character isn't looking.

I see explosive decompression within the next minute or so . I hope the bulkhead doors hold.

The original lunar modules were built of what was essentially, heavy aluminum foil. So, a supernaturally strong ball of rage in what is basically a big soda can? I can't see it ending well.

As if a little thing like explosive decompression would stop her. : )

If she happened to punch out through the wall right now and due to the proximity to the moon has indeed increased in supernatural abilities and is able to survive in vacuum, she could very likely impact the moon. Think of the power she would have then! She might be as a goddess there.

If we a ever build a base there and she comes visiting, I wonder what the effect would be on those bitten or scratched or basically haven't been torn limb from limb? ;)

That is an interesting, depending on how you interpret the were's invulnerability to everything but silver. If it's like some writers interpret it, where they do taken damage, but they heal it incredibly quickly, that opens up all sorts of possibilities. If as you might expect with that kind of impact, you end up with pieces of were splashed across the face of the moon, would the individual pieces regenerate into complete werewolves? Is the creature doomed to wander the lunar surface, her skin continually growing back as it's alternately baked by the unfiltered sun and frozen for weeks at a time, her lungs craving air that never comes as they continually boil in the vacuum? I think that would definitely be a curse. She would definitely not be in a very good mood when she came across another living thing.
As for what would happen if she did bite or scratch someone else? I think it would be just one damned thing after another.

This has been played for humor value...

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I had all kinds of scenarios running through my mind just after I made that last post (while driving into town to see the new MIB), but none were quite as grizzly as some of the side effects of the vacuum of space...or the temperature extremes.

I like to put a positive spin on things like this and perhaps a little humor. Gotta play the supernatural card to make things come out all right for wolfy.

Actually, there was an interesting take on that in SCUD: The Disposable Assassin as well. Werewolf comes in contact with the moon and becomes super-powerful. He was finally dealt with by throwing him out into orbit. Sure, he kept regenerating after he died from explosive decompression... but that didn't mean he could do anything to move himself out of the orbit he was in. So he was basically stuck alternately dying and regenerating until somebody could figure out what to do with him.

Like most of the rest of SCUD, it was played for really, really black humour.

Yep, I was aware of how thin the skin of those things are in some spots, Thats what brought ED to mind so quickly.

Wow, the pose is dramatically dyamic with the spooky light effects. The black, gray and blue colors fit in well. Nice work on the fur, including on how the fur is coming through the torn up holes in the suit as the wereowlf's changing body is ripping through said suit.

I want that I pass

Nice. That close to a full moon has to have interesting effects on a space-werewolf.

Eh, the crew will be fine. Without gravity she'll just flail around for a few minutes until she wears herself out.

This is cool.

Hope the shuttle dosen't crash.

This brings to mind a Joke from comedian Ron White:

"NASA is doing a study on women with PMS in space to see if there are any problems with this. Hell yes there's a problem. In zero gravity, the crazy psycho bitches CAN FLY!"