So, uh... (morphing vampires)

[Slushie Man]

At least Jake and Marco anyway, lol. And not so much discuss but more like playfully argue over, lol

[Shock]

eh, that's contradicted. In #18, they morph mosquitoes in order to get the blood so they can acquire it (eg, dead tissue) but then in MM2 they can't acquire the T-Rex that Ax killed so they can have a thrilling action scene acquiring a live one. I'm convinced that if someone wanted to write fic with this (I think Visser Zero already has, actually), you could definitely make it work, depending on what detail from this canon and what vampire canon you pick.

vampires are in essence, dead things (you know, the actual ones from lore, not the glowing HE-MAN male models that twitlight is trying to sell them as). you try to morph one and you may lack the mystical component that keeps vampires active.

the T-Rex was alive once and thus was once a living animal and is prefect viable to morph. namely because it isn't supernatural..

[zaprowsdower]

Dear God, are we seriously going to go by the definitions that Stephanie Meyer laid out for us?
The woman blatantly said she never did any research on vampires and werewolves and just pulled it out of the part of her where the sun don't shine.

I don't think you could morph the undead for the aforementioned reasons, but you could totally morph a werewolf, since they are humans with a transformative disease.

[Dameg]

Oh, about werewolves... Zaprow made me think about something, maybe it's stupid but...
"A transformative disease"... Would it be like the natural morphs? I mean, Cassie could change back to Human after she became a butterfly. So if somebody morphs a lycanthrope, and then is trapped. Will he be free to morph again in the next full moon? And if we follow this rule, then the nothlit would be able to demorph during each full moon, don't you think?

[powertrash]

A transformative disease isn't the same thing as natural metamorphosis. If you morphed a werewolf, would you just get the human--cause the obtained(?) disease isn't part of the dna?

[zaprowsdower]

Yeah probably

[Phoenix004]

If the person was turned into a werewolf by some kind of bizarre disease or curse, then it wouldn't work. If they were born a werewolf (or becoming one altered their DNA) then it would work.

[Slushie Man]

But if you transform into a werewolf, wouldn't your DNA also change as well?

[Phoenix004]

Technically yes, but it really depends on how the transformation works. If it's supernatural then it's unlikely that the morphing technology could work with it.

[Shock]

Technically yes, but it really depends on how the transformation works. If it's supernatural then it's unlikely that the morphing technology could work with it.

again depends. right now, there are 2 different type of werewolves in pop culture.

1. the ritual transformation: the moon goes full, the ****er goes crazy, grows hair, and goes on a killing spree. anyone trying to morph a werewolf at that stage would either end up dead or stuck as the werewolf anger would simply overwhelm him/her. (werewolf in londen)

2. the choicer. the werewolf chooses to go into this form and still has control but still wants to kill everyone (the howling, Dog Soldiers). you can try to do this one but then again, it's highly unlikely that a werewolf will stay still long enough to get it and you still have to deal with the instinct to kill everyone..

[Slushie Man]

There's also the third option, the one that once you get bitten, it takes until the next Full Moon for your transformation t be complete and once you transform into a werewolf then, you are perminitly stuck in that form, ala Ginger Snaps.

[Dameg]

I definitely should watch Ginger Snaps, The Howling movies and American werewolf movies >_<

[Slushie Man]

I say skip the Howling movies, at least all after the first one. They're all horrible and have nothing to do with each other. But the first one is decent, although a tad boring. The American Werewolf series is good though, and Ginger Snaps is great. My second-favorite movie series behind Jurassic Park.

[Dameg]

Thanks Slushie
In fact, when I'll have finished my vampire movies, I'll probably watch a lot of werewolf and zombie movies I already took Ginger Snaps, American werewolf in London (may in Paris too, not sure) and some Howling movies.

[Shock]

There's also the third option, the one that once you get bitten, it takes until the next Full Moon for your transformation t be complete and once you transform into a werewolf then, you are perminitly stuck in that form, ala Ginger Snaps.

i've thought about it but it would seem to be the ritual thing all over again..

i've seen ginger snaps and while i love the plot of it, i hate the werewolf model/design with a passion.. 

the thing looks more like a were-naked mole rat than a werewolf..