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* [[Living with Insanity]] has a cat that used a spell on herself and can now [http://www.livingwithinsanity.com/index/?p=507 transform into a human at will].
* ''[[El Goonish Shive]]'' has Shapeshifting is one of main themes. A traditional curse-based [[Werewolf]] was only in the backstory, but there are shapeshifting [[Little Green Men|Uryuoms]] and their hybrid offspring running around. A chimera typically is born able to shift between the [[Shapeshifter Default Form|default hybrid form]] and forms of parent species (other than Uryuom) while retaining some traits.
** Grace is sometimes referred to as a "were-squirrel", since she morphs between human, squirrel and squirrel/human (she does mix in the third base form, especially when upset, but early on this was rather subtle), due to genes of human, squirrel, and two different shape-shifting aliens.
** Then a new term was coined from Dewitchery Diamond's purpose and nature of the last "curse" it "removed": ''[[Gender Bender|weregirl]]''.
* Roger in ''[[College Roomies from Hell]]'' is a were-coyote.
* ''[[Clan of the Cats]]'' Chelsea's suffering from a Curse running in her father's family, making werecats out of every female member.
* ''[[Eerie Cuties]]'' has at least werewolves, werecats, ocelots - and if the look of two characters we didn't see transforming are an indication, owl and some sort of a rodent. Also, there are Melusines, though considering the original legend they probably are snake/nymph or snake/fey rather than snake/human.
* ''[[Dork Tower]]'' has Nibbler, the Were-Vole Cheese Slayer, in a game played by the cats Pookie and Fernslayer.
* ''[[Shifters]]'' includes a werecat, a werebear, a werecrow and various weredogs.
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