Saturday 16 June 2012

True Blood Shapeshifter

True Blood Shapeshifter Biography
In True Blood, a shape shifter can become any animal s/he chooses, or sometimes turns into the last animal they saw. Sam Merlotte keeps a painting of a collie in his office, because that is his preferred form.
The most famous shape shifter was Dracula, who could become both a wolf and a bat.
Weres:     The most familiar were is of course the classic wolf man, or werewolf. The curse of the werewolf and the illness in which one believes themselves to transform into a wolf is called lycanthropy.
In True Blood, only Werewolves are called Weres. Others specify the animal they become - Were-Tigers, Were-Panthers, etc.
Theriomorph:     In The Dresden Files any thing that shape-shifts from human form to animal form is called a Theriomorph.
Example: Lupine theriomorphs include all kinds of wolf-related shifters.
    The classic Werewolf can change from a human to a wolf and back using their own Magic.
    Transmogrification is using magic to turn someone else into a wolf.
    Hexenwolf, or "spell wolf", uses a talisman, wolf pelt belt, amulet etc., to turn into a wolf.
    Lycanthropes. When a human is a natural channel for a spirit of rage, they turn into a beast but only in their own minds. More aggressive, stronger, resistant to pain and injury. They are born, not made.
    Loup-garou. Someone cursed to change into a wolf-like demon, usually at the full moon. Only a weapon made of inherited silver can kill it.
    Animagus is a witch or wizard who through acquired magical ability chooses to shift from human form to any animal form at will ( i.e. Professor McGonagall and Sirius Black in the Harry Potter series)


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True Blood - 4x02 Sub Ita - Sam, Tommy & The Shapeshifters
True Blood: Season 3 - Mythological Creatures: Shape-Shifters (HBO)

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