Ubusha 2

A sequel to Spring of Ubusha, since that one seemed popular.

Also, for any well-seasoned enthusiast of TG fiction (stories, captions, art, etc), you may be interested in my new blog.

Re-Education

Vietnamese re-education camps DO exist, and are nothing to fap about in real life.

Ley Tunnels

Ley Tunnels elaborates on an aspect of the Red Ochre universe. It's been used in some captions thus far, but until now hasn't been given a name or explained.
Also, there's a formatting error in this caption, which I apologize for. Unfortunately, due to the new thing I'm doing with the backgrounds, it makes it incredibly difficult to fix.

(Phone) Muslim TG Captions

Because I am always afraid that TG captions featuring the Islamic headscarf and face veil would not go over well with the general audience of this site, and because, despite this, I am enthusiastic about said captions, I have decided to make a spin-off blog featuring only these captions. It will update relatively frequently, but the captions will be less complex. If this is your thing, feel free to check it out. If not, you won't see any such captions on this blog after this.


Muslim TG Captions

Here's a sample:

The Spring of Ubusha

You may have noticed by now that I've been trying to build up some kind of shared universe. If you haven't, this caption should be enough to demonstrate it. It hasn't yet been fully fleshed out, but I'm hoping to come up with a number of methods for different methods for different ethnicity similar to the way Felix Nine has.
Anyway, in the meantime, here's a new caption.

Pol Roger's Becoming Anya

I have a rule where I don't post the same ethnicity twice in a row, so Asian TFs will probably be staggered, at least for the first little while. Anyway, this is the first European TF I've posted on here. The character is white to start out with, so I don't consider it to be a racial change, but it does include a fairly prominent cultural change from American to Russian.

(Click for) Pol Roger's Becoming Anya

Filthy Mind's Back to School

I'd like to kick this blog off with what is probably my favorite TG story every written: Back to School, by the incredibly talented Filthy Mind. It's short (-ish) but sweet, has a powerful perspective and method of writing, and involves an East Asian transformation, which is probably the most popular, so I figured it the ideal story to start with.

（Click for) Filthy Mind's Back to School