Smell/Scent in Animal Transformations

nehocxam · 01-17-2015

Hello! I've read the forums a bit, but I'm new to posting.

Just wanted to see what some people's thoughts are on the role of smell in animal transformations - does beginning to smell more animalistic (e.g. like a dog, like a primate, like a donkey, etc.) enhance the process, or gross you out? I personally think it really makes the transformation more engaging and realistic.

If anyone agrees, are there any good stories or artwork that feature this concept? It doesn't seem to be included very frequently as far as I can tell. (Maybe there's a reason.)

01-17-2015	#1
nehocxam Leecher Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 4	Smell/Scent in Animal Transformations Hello! I've read the forums a bit, but I'm new to posting. Just wanted to see what some people's thoughts are on the role of smell in animal transformations - does beginning to smell more animalistic (e.g. like a dog, like a primate, like a donkey, etc.) enhance the process, or gross you out? I personally think it really makes the transformation more engaging and realistic. If anyone agrees, are there any good stories or artwork that feature this concept? It doesn't seem to be included very frequently as far as I can tell. (Maybe there's a reason.)