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A boy plays a game with a girl where the winner gets something they desire, provided by the loser. The boy already knows what she wants and has a tomboy in mind to introduce to her as her new girlfriend, if she wins. Which she does win, but it seems she already had a much more specific person in mind... and body.

A yuri tomboy GF TG TF?! Woo! :)

Glad I did the lineart for this in advance, work was very obnoxious tonight. To battle that, how about a very hot and sexy tomboy to enjoy? The TF is slow going, but 'stacks' as she adds to it, so as you can expect, she'll get exactly what she wants by the end. :)

As for that second game they planned to have? Seems that, in the end, they were both too distracted to finish it. How unfortunate~. Guess he'll have to wait for another time to get what he wants. Assuming this doesn't already do that... :)

This one ended up with a lot of extra details added in with the color. Skin tone shifting, eyes, hair, even some more subtle stuff I snuck in. A fun one.

Anywho, enjoy! :)

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NicoH (NPSao)

Hehe. When do people finally learn that losing bets always puts you on the transformative end? I really like these mid-tfs. ^-^ It's a nice sweetspot between the usual before-after sequence were you still see aspects of both forms in one drawing. Also, the winner has a nice taste. Freckles are always great, and can't say no to tomboy's with a big rack either~ I said it before, but adding those tiny little dots on the skin is such a small detail but adds a lot to the drawing!

Test-0

Always the fools errand of thinking they'll play a game and get something good and never consider they might be the something the other wants to actually play with. :) Mid tf's give a good feel of a slower going change, letting the person on the end of it get to feel both forms at the same time before completely changing, which is a fun idea in itself. But also good for showing progression without needing to draw many other frames, yes. I'd do them more often since they're really fun, but overdoing it also waters down the effect, so a good mix of mixes does the trick nicely. :) Freckles are fun in tfs, feels like a bit of added spice to the form. Helps in mid tfs as well to have one side have them and the other not, showing a much 'bigger' change taking place. And like you said, just adds that little extra bit of detail to enjoy, less open space with a single color and more little bits to look at. :D