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CYOA Comic Suggestions: Physical Change (Patreon)

Published:
2019-10-29 15:00:53
Edited:
2020-11-13 02:07:11
Imported:
2026-06
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Previous Poll: https://www.patreon.com/posts/cyoa-poll-31010206 

The winner was a phisical change! now the question is... where do we start???Just one suggestions per person but feel free to comment or likes others suggestions, so I can get a better Idea of what do you want to see more c:deadline: 8 am PT (24 hrs)

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Mashugana

I vote for a nice feminine bottom first off

Joe Etienne

His hands/arms. He put the thing on his finger, it makes sense for the physical changes to start there.

Sukiaida

Nose, love the cute noses.

Mr.H
>>28391522

Yeah. You can start with the hand and work your way up the arm. At the shoulder, it spreads from there to the rest of the body.

FinalFan

Breasts of course

Dante MC

Hands. The power of the ring radiates outward with the band as the epicenter.

Texbot

I would agree with a hand transformation as sign of magic eminating from the ring. Maybe it reaches the chest as well.

Cynthia Johnston

Finger/toe tips. Radiating inward toward the core in a ring....

Kyle

Face!

Dov Sherman

I have noticed that you almost always do the face and hair last so it would be a fun twist to do the face and hair first. Since you can't see your own face, it gives us an opportunity where he has no idea that he is changing and it's the friend who notices and reacts first.

Butt Stallion

Gotta have those lovely stocking clad gams if you're gonna be a good housewife!

Kaffeyette Lektor

Hands first as mentioned above, so the character sees the transformation happening clearly, and can follow its whole progress. Head last, so the original personality remains intact right until the end, and then the other character has to adapt to the new persona.