Complete Guides "People who like this sort of thing will find this the sort of thing they like." - Abraham Lincoln Alternative TFs!../Art/Alternative-Transformations/index.html!The strange, the bizarre, or the otherwise different.; Anthropomorphic Art!../Art/Anthropomorphic-Art/index.html!Animals that walk like humans… or something like that.; Aquarium!../Art/Aquarium/index.html!Fish, marine mammals, and anything else with fins and flippers.; Aviary!../Art/Aviary/index.html!Birds, bats, and all other children of the wind.; Bestiary!../Art/Bestiary/index.html!Earth-bound mammals and reptiles.; Conjoinment Art!../Art/Conjoinment-Art/index.html!Two or more individuals becoming of one body.; Discontinued Artwork!../Art/Discontinued-Artwork/index.html!Old artwork that no longer pleases me.; Non-TF Artwork!../Art/Non-Transformational-Artwork/index.html!Artwork that has nothing to do with transformations.; The Saga of Blood!http://www.chimaera-media.com/sagaofblood/index.html!My own mythology-based shared story universe.; TFan Art!../Art/TFan-Art/index.html!Artwork based on or inspired by the creativity of others.; Guest Art!../Art/Guest-Art/index.html!Characters and transformations drawn by other artists.; Fiction!../Literature/Fiction/index.html!Short stories and other made-up prose.; Non-Fiction!../Literature/Non-Fiction/index.html!Essays and discussions in the key of TF.; Poetry!../Literature/Poetry/index.html!Verse with rhythm and rhyme.; Guest Writings!../Literature/Guest-Writings/index.html!The stories and poetry of others.; Autobiography!../autobiography.html!About the artist/writer known as StormDrake.; Chronology!../chronology.html!All the art on this site, in chronological order.; Commission Info!../commissions.html!Information on purchasing exclusive artwork.; Complete Guides!guides.html!Lists of transformations in popular media.; Contact Information!../contact.html!Methods of reaching me, such as e-mail.; Tutorials!../Tutorials/index.html!Explanations on digital art techniques.; Home Art Literature Resources Destinations Have you ever wondered exactly what shows of your favorite series included one transformation or another? Well… actually, I haven't. I have always found the creative content of a series to be of primary importance, and peripherals such as transformations secondary. But I realized that the same time, many of my favorite cartoon shows have featured more than a few transformations. And then I started wondering how many… This area of the Menagerie features a few complete guides to transformations in cartoon series that I have watched, love, and am familiar enough with to be able to put together such a guide. These lists are compilations of watching those shows available to me, remembering those shows I have seen in the past, and doing research online into plot synopses. I don't have any of these shows available for download, so please don't ask. But if you were wondering which episodes of "Gargoyles" featured the shapeshifter Proteus… this is the place to look. "Gargoyles" Right from the beginning, Gargoyles impressed me. To this date, I have never come across a cartoon series with a stronger sense of continuity and character development than this one. Seemingly insignificant events in one episode would prove to be of the utmost importance twenty episodes later, and huge multi-episode story arcs would tie various plot threads together into cohesive wholes. Plus, the art was excellent, the subject matter intriguing, and the mood far darker than anything I had seen up to that point. And a slew of transformations didn't hurt, either. "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003" All I watched on television during the 1980's were cartoons. And my favorite out of the bunch was always the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. So when a new series based on the original comic books came out, I had to watch it. And I found TMNT2K3 to be quite excellent, with a far-greater emphasis on story and plot than I would have expected from a contemporary cartoon series based on a series of characters that themselves were intended to be parodies. Not bad. Several transformations, too, though nowhere near as many as the original 80's series. "X-Men: Evolution" Wow, this is a great series. As a fan of the X-Men comics, I have to say that the take on these mutants that "Evolution" boasts is phenomenal, quite creative and (in my opinion) capturing the essence of what makes the X-Men so long-lasting. So… many… transformations… and such great writing, too. All content is © 1998 - 2006 StormDrake, unless otherwise noted. Do not redistribute without permission. Thieves and plagiarists will be prosecuted to the utmost extent of the law. This site was hand-coded in Notepad+ on a PC running Windows XP at 1024 x 768 resolution in 32-bit color. It has been designed to fit a minimum of 800 x 600 resolution. 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