COL060

2011

Monsters

Werewolf, also known as Wolfgang, is a classic monster character often associated with horror films and folklore. His defining characteristic is his ability to transform, involuntarily or by choice, from a human into a fearsome wolf-like creature, typically during the full moon.

The origins of the werewolf myth are complex, rooted in ancient beliefs about shape-shifting and lycanthropy. Stories of individuals transforming into wolves can be found in various cultures throughout history.

In popular culture, Werewolf's transformations are often depicted as agonizing and uncontrollable, driven by primal instincts. His wolf form is typically larger and stronger than a normal wolf, possessing heightened senses and aggression.

Weaknesses often attributed to Werewolf include silver, which is said to be poisonous or burn his flesh. He is a frequent antagonist in horror narratives, representing the untamed and destructive aspects of human nature.