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    How do authors deal with the clothes during transformation?
     
    There are two ways, the Disney way, and the realistic way.

    The Diseny way, has the clothes adapting and fitting them no problem after a transformation, while of course in the realistic manner, the clothes would fall off, rip, break or whatever the transformation affected to.
     
    There are two ways, the Disney way, and the realistic way.

    The Disney way, has the clothes adapting and fitting them no problem after a transformation, while of course in the realistic manner, the clothes would fall off, rip, break or whatever the transformation affected to.
    I must disagree, Ariel is completely naked after she becomes human. ;)

    Anywho, to answer your question: during the transformation process the character is usually seen as a glowing white silhouette which has clothes magically coming off/onto them. :3 Once the outfit have changed, the character fades back into full color. We see this style in anime such as Sailor Moon and Digimon Adventure (Angewomon digivolution sequence). I hope that I could be of help! :)
     
    Ariel's only "clothes" (if you can call it that), is a pair of shells, for her breasts.

    For the anime's white light version stuff though, it usually sort of "cuts" to the individual transforming, even if the transformation process takes a long time, in which the enemy could have easily shot them by now.
     
    Not that I've ever written about humans transforming into Pokémon, but if I were to do it, I'd do it the realistic way: only the body transforms, and they would either just jump out of a heap of clothes (if they transform into a small Pokémon) or the clothes would tear during the transformation (if they transform into a larger one), and they would probably generally take their clothes off before they transform. There's no reason to do it any other way, since this is writing, where human nudity isn't a big deal.
     
    Hmmm, I forgot, there is also the absorption way. Like that the person "absorbs" their clothes. It's good if the person can transform back though. They do that on Ben 10.
     
    In Animorphs, they wear really tight fitting clothes when transforming, I believe. But then, I don't really know what exactly happens. But, animorphs would be the closest thing, I am guessing, so you could try and base it off that.

    I forget exactly what happens too, but the pictures on the cover of the books, have them absorbing the clothes. But I clearly remember in perhaps the first book, one of the girls(?) had had trouble or made a mistake while trainsforming into a elephant, which caused her to split her shoes.
     
    Could the factors just somehow turn the clothes invisble? I was playing around with the idea that if a human has a Choice Band equipped, the item would not affect the human whatsoever. After transformation, the Choice Band is hidden, but that is when the effects take place. A Pokémon with Frisk could somehow see the invisible Choice band. As for Thief and Trick, I am not so sure.
     
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