Things that you really dont like to see in a transformation.

[Cursebearer]

Originally Posted by Jimbo

When I'm making feet or hands change in my sequence I try to make it happen in 4 to 8 panels.(shoe getting too small for the foot, the shoe splits or pops open. then the foot takes on the characteristics of said creature) feet are important to humans. suddenly having hooves or paws lots of the time leads to them falling over if they are standing or dont have something to lean on. it needs to be shown.

By that logic you should spend most of your time focusing on the shoulder blades and pelvis. That's where most of the major structural change happens between humans and animals.

[Monstermaster13]

There isn't a word for this yet but i'm going to say intelligence draining, specifically it's basically mind change only your intelligence dwindles as you either turn into a bimbo or a dumb-brute, especially when it's forced like in the case of Bluman08's RPs. Also i'm a stickler for accuracy when it comes to Pokemon related transformations and what really irks me me is what I call mismatched Poke-pairings which is two Pokemon that aren't even the same type or not even in the same egg group being shipped, like for example Machamp and Charizard. Yeah, one of those two is a flying type or at least half flying, that relationship isn't going to last well. Also cloning transformations that involve muscular anthro dudes turning people into their clones, and just about anything involving Puro...but that's basically just the kind of transformations I dislike.

Also the dreaded world domination ending, especially if it's a character we're supposed to route for, this is especially a pain in the ass if the character is the one the person is playing as in an RP because in a way it contradicts everything you've learned about this character. We've been supposedly attempting to relate to this guy only for this guy to decide 'screw humanity i'm going to be evil' and doom everyone into being non-human forever?