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After a few failed attempts, here's Beast Boy Werebeast form. Closeup version here:Werebeast Closeup Color .

Fun Facts I: As references, I used a few frames from the two episodes in which BB use this form (The beast within and The End - part 1) but another great rendering of the werebeast is Halloween-TeenTitan's Style , by Gilarin . Give a look at his gallery!

Fun Facts II: My first attempts to obtain a werebeast-like heromachinization were unsuccessful, due my use of animal heads. This time, I used a human head, althought pretty square (no kidding).

Fun Facts III: In the comic Teen Titans Go! (issue #13), the Titans helped another werewolf, Mr. Wolf. No, he isn't related with the one in Pulp Fiction. Mr. Wolf makes a few more appearances, most notably in issue #25, when Billy Numerous tried to steal Christmas presents in a shopping mall; in this issue, fighting against Billy, Beast Boy become a werewolf himself, which could be a nod to his werebeast form.

Description
After a few failed attempts, here's Beast Boy Werebeast form. Closeup version here:Werebeast Closeup Color .

Fun Facts I: As references, I used a few frames from the two episodes in which BB use this form (The beast within and The End - part 1) but another great rendering of the werebeast is Halloween-TeenTitan's Style , by Gilarin . Give a look at his gallery!

Fun Facts II: My first attempts to obtain a werebeast-like heromachinization were unsuccessful, due my use of animal heads. This time, I used a human head, althought pretty square (no kidding).

Fun Facts III: In the comic Teen Titans Go! (issue #13), the Titans helped another werewolf, Mr. Wolf. No, he isn't related with the one in Pulp Fiction. Mr. Wolf makes a few more appearances, most notably in issue #25, when Billy Numerous tried to steal Christmas presents in a shopping mall; in this issue, fighting against Billy, Beast Boy become a werewolf himself, which could be a nod to his werebeast form.