Legacy TG Transformation Artist: Bendu-monk (aka Gendertech) part 1

Back in the “wild west” era of the internet, dating anywhere before 2008 or 2009, the kind of content one would find was very new and fascinating. It was thanks to relic sites such as GeoCities and MySpace that helped paved the way for some content creators and internet figures to create footnotes on modern internet culture today. Yet, some of those footnotes are forgotten over time due to various circumstances and sometimes, it’s not by choice. Robiotic’s post is a modern example of how internet content can be lost if it weren’t for a small, yet loyal fanbase. But while Robiotic can be deemed lucky for having their content preserved as a copy, others haven’t been so lucky.

One of those unlucky hosts had a page called Gendertech, whose main content uploader went by the name of Bendu-monk. Created some time in the mid-2000s, Gendertech was originally meant to be a replacement site for Bendu-monk’s GeoCities blog. In the new site, you would find various MTF TG transformation sequences that ranged from normal to NSFW. These TG sequences were rendered in 3D animation, which was ahead of its time. What made the site different, however, was that the sequences did not have any captions in them. Instead, it was up to the user to input their captions under the comments. The user also had a thing for sharing MTF transformation sequences as seen on 2000s media, as well as sharing their views on politics at the time.

However, the site would only last a few years as it was taken down sometime in December 2007. The attempt to preserve all of the person’s original content has been dwindling overtime due to several reposters deleting their accounts, the lack of crediting the OC through reposts, the disappearance of the OC, and the retrospect of these MTF TG sequences. 3D animation tends to age poorly because the creators aren’t familiar with the technology. By the time they master the program’s techniques, something superior comes along the way and the technology they use is declared obsolete.

These pics are part of a TG transformation sequence called “The Remote”. Out of all of what I was able to find, this is the only one whose pictures are intact and in high quality. Another one called “Boy 2 Fem” had all of its pictures, but need a bit of polishing. The latter is my favorite. Everything else is either gone or deemed uninteresting. The only ones that I thought was okay was “The Tube” and “Schoolgirl”, but those are long gone now.

Enjoy the first pics of “The Remote”! (The fourth image is the only one that is different. Everything else was retrievable.) (I do not own these pics. They belong to the original owner)

Legacy TG Transformation Artist: Robiotic

Let’s move on from the legacy caption blogs for now and focus on a different topic: TG transformation artists. These kind of transformations were my guilty pleasure back when I was still exploring my identity. I was mostly into the vanilla TG transformations with a small hint of mind change. One of those artists that were popular back was an artist called Robiotic, whose main character would always end up being transformed into some kind of variation of a woman. From hot bimbo to fairy, it was always something different based on the setting and mood. This was an artist that was active around the late 2000s and became dormant for several years. They would reappear again sometime a few years ago, only to disappear again and most likely won’t appear again as artists tend to move on from their earlier works. These images are definitely from another time period as the fashion sense is now considered outdated and “retro” (I never liked the skunk hair from the emo/scene era). Anyways, here is a few pics of the artist’s work. My personal fave is the “Fragrance” comic as the transformed girl “Ella” looks modest and attractive. Hope you enjoy!

Note: I do not own any of these pics! Art and captions are owned by Robiotic and/or creator of these pics. These were retrieved from other reuploaders around the net. I am just the person sharing these lost pics.

She wasn’t aware of it, but the mist that surrounded the new girl the other day at the forest was actually a permanent gender swap spell. All it took to transform her was for everyone to call her “Zelda”. She even looked like the Princess! But all her dysphoria was gone as she met a mysterious guy named “Sheik”. It was as if her last resistance as her old self dissipated and became the infatuated woman she is now. “He’s cute. But eek! He can see through my dress!” In her mind, she hopes he will be her boyfriend. Little does she know Sheik will be her future hero...

Inspired by old-school anime TG captions from DeviantArt and other sites, these were the type of captions I was into at a much younger age. I still remember seeing that image of Female Link everywhere back then in the TG caption scene. This was before Link became more androgynous looking in the new games (which I fully support btw). I am not sure if she based off Zero Suit Samus, but I wouldn’t be surprised. The original source most likely got lost, but the fanart sure isn’t going to disappear anytime soon! (I am not the owner of the original tracing. The captions in Times Roman font and the description were written by me. “Zelda”, “Sheik”, and “Link” are copyrighted by Nintendo)