History Main / WolfMan

* The Abhorrent Beast from ''VideoGame/{{Bloodborne}}'' is a variant of [[ShockAndAwe Darkbeasts]] which retains human intelligence, stands with two legs and possesses a certain degree of sentience. [[spoiler: The Afflicted Beggar found in Forbidden Woods is a living proof of their intelligence and sentience.]]
* ''VideoGame/GabrielKnight: The Beast Within''.
** Averted: [[spoiler:Von Zell, Von Glower, and Gabriel]] all turn into full-fledged wolves, albeit obviously computer rendered ones. However, the in-game opera "Der Fluch Des Engelhart" plays this trope straight with the actors donning wolf masks.
* Saberwulf of ''VideoGame/KillerInstinct''
* J. Talbain of ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}''.
* Tinek/T'Nique/whatever from ''[[VideoGame/StarOcean1 Star Ocean]]''. Despite the series borrowing heavily from ''Franchise/StarTrek'' he's the only thing that comes close to being a shapeshifter in any of the games.
* Kevin from ''VideoGame/TrialsOfMana'' is a beastman that turns into a full wolfman at night. This effectively gives him two sets of moves to the other characters' one.
* Berserkers in ''VideoGame/BattleRealms'' can be given the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Lycanthropy]] ability.

* Yugo Ogami of the aforementioned ''VideoGame/BloodyRoar'' series.
* Kagerou Imaizumi from ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}} 14'' is a Wolf-Woman, despite her masculine name. And despite having very prominent wolf nature, she's actually a calm person-- she wears a long gown!
* In ''VideoGame/GemsOfWar'', the population of Maugrim Woods seems to be mainly wolf-people (called Wargare), and there's conflict between them and [[LittleRedFightingHood a young woman called Scarlett]]. It's also available as a selection for the player character.
* Though most of the "wolves" in ''VideoGame/ThePath'' are fully human in appearance, [[spoiler: Robin's wolf]] takes this form.

* Brad Fang of ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}: Hard Corps''. He looks like what might happen if Film/TheTerminator somehow suffered from lycanthropy, being a musclebound humanoid werewolf cyborg with CoolShades and a [[GatlingGood Gatling]] ArmCannon.

* In addition to the cat-like [[CatFolk Katta]] people, ''VideoGame/QuestForGlory'' also features canid-like humanoids such as the Jackalmen of Shapier, Kalb, the Pharaoh Dog-descended meat merchant, and the [[https://questforglory.fandom.com/wiki/Canine Canine]] Punjab merchant [[ADogNamedDog Wolfie]].
* The aptly named "Lycans" from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage'' are a group of primal, wolf-fur-clad savages armed with improvised weapons like machetes and billhooks, and their own fangs and claws. They represent a pretty classic GothicHorror depiction of OurWerewolvesAreDifferent.

** The werwolves of Quelb in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyV'' are closer to this than typical werewolves, not having a human form to change back to. They are carnivorous and raise sheep for meat. In fact, for every free meal you get at the local inn, [[EatTheDog one of the sheep in town disappears]]. The werewolves' leader, Kelger, was the TokenNonhuman of the Warriors of Dawn.
** In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'', the region of Doma is home to a species of wolf-people called the Lupins, whose noses are the sharpest of any species yet seen in the setting. They are [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy proud of their battle prowess]] and were deeply loyal to their country and rulers until many of them were forcibly conscripted by TheEmpire.
* Frost's PraetorianGuard units from ''VideoGame/JitsuSquad'' are Stormwolves, bipedal humanoid wolves and an EliteMook enemy.

* Ralph from ''VideoGame/{{Rampage}}'' is a {{Kaiju}} take on the trope, being a giant bipedal lycanthrope-esque wolf. You ''could'' say he counts as a werewolf considering he used to be human and can turn back to that form when weakened fully, but that applies to all the other monsters.
* In ''VideoGame/EldenRing'', there's a whole race of these known as Shadows, wolfmen normally given to particularly influential demigods of Queen Marika's family with the potential to become Empyreans and succeed her on the throne of her empire as bodyguards and friends. We meet two over the course of the game, Blaidd and Maliketh, both of whom are fanatically loyal to their charges, Ranni the Witch and Queen Marika herself, and both of whom are extremely skilled combatants.

* ''Manhua/{{Bloodline}}'' has the wolf girl, Shuizhi Shi.

* "Wolf Like Me" by Music/TVOnTheRadio from ''Music/ReturnToCookieMountain''.

* Lawrence Talbot himself appears as a recurring character in ''{{WebComic/Nightmarish}}'', being portrayed as the castle gardener looking like an anthropomorphic wolf (including a dog collar), while retaining a human personality and posture. [[Main/MyInstinctsAreShowing Doesn't mean he acts]] ''[[Main/MyInstinctsAreShowing completely]]'' [[Main/MyInstinctsAreShowing human, though...]]

* Ralph from ''VideoGame/{{Rampage}}'' is a {{Kaiju}} take on the trope, being a giant bipedal lycanthrope-esque wolf.

Subtrope of MonstrousHumanoid and BeastMan. See also FoxFolk and {{Dogfaces}}

* ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'': Florence is an [[UpliftedAnimal uplifted wolf]] who can speak and usually walks on two legs, though she resembled an ordinary wolf pup as a young child. She's also a deconstruction, since it took a ''lot'' of delicate genetic engineering to map a wolf to a human body shape, and her creator had to use genes from everything from bears to hero shrews.

* ''Webcomic/GrimTrigger'': There's one at the beginning of book four that wants to fight Tage. [[SensingYouAreOutmatched He declines.]]

* ''Manga/InuYasha'': The wolf yokais are just kemonomimi people, although they are still dangerous to humans and some other yokai. It is implied several times that their human form isn't the real one, as seen when their sacred graveyard has several skeletons with humanoid posture, weapons and armors coupled with feral, wolf-like skulls.

* ''Manga/TamamoChansAFox'': Tamamo is an Inari fox spirit who has taken on human form to attend school. The manga almost always depicts her as a humanoid canine because the premise of the series is she's actually very bad at taking human form and she's oblivious to the fact that, [[InvisibleToAdults except for adults and one particularly stuck up student]], everyone sees her as a fox.

* In ''TabletopGame/TheChroniclesOfAeres'', Ulvir are a race of lupine-featured [[BeastMan Wilderkind]] who are most known for serving as the bulwark of the [[TheLostWoods Gruncrist]] forces alongside the [[UrsineAliens Ulvir]] during the last great war.

* The Wookiees of the ''Franchise/StarWars'' universe resemble canine humanoids, along with some {{ursine|Aliens}} and [[KillerSpaceMonkey simian]] traits (meaning they also look like another iconic beast of legend, namely {{Bigfoot|SasquatchAndYeti}}). There's also the Shistavanen and the Defel species, both of which ressemble humanoid wolves.

* The Wookiees of the ''Franchise/StarWars'' universe, who resemble upright, humanoid dog-like creatures. There's also the Shistavanen and the Defel races, both of which ressemble humanoid wolves.

* While [[spoiler: Jade's [[PhysicalGod God Tier]] form]] in ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' starts out as simply LittleBitBeastly with a few behaviors resembling those of a domestic dog, she's still mostly human... until [[spoiler: [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen the Condesce]]]] [[BrainwashedAndCrazy takes control]] and [[spoiler: turns her [[FanNickname Grimbark]]]]. While not changing in outward appearance except for [[spoiler: the darkness of her skin]] and the [[TechnicolorEyes stylistic effect]] of turning her irises [[spoiler: into the Green Sun]], her primal, canine rage has been brought out enough that there is a lycanthropic character to her transformation.

* ''Manga/InuYasha'': The wolf yokais are just kemonomimi people, although they are still dangerous to humans and some other yokai.

--> [[TheSimpsons Apu]]: If your mother was a vampire and your father was a Frankenstein, how come you are a werewolf?