Werewolfwere

Werewolfwere is a fictional creature appearing in various folklore and modern interpretations of werewolf legends. It is often depicted as a lycanthrope that is not necessarily a human transformed into a wolf, but rather a distinct entity possessing wolf-like characteristics and a human-like intellect. Unlike traditional werewolves, which are usually cursed humans, a werewolfwere might be a creature born with these traits or a being from another dimension or plane of existence.

The concept of the werewolfwere allows for variations in its origin and nature. Some stories suggest they are a separate species, capable of shapeshifting between a more humanoid form and a wolf or wolf-human hybrid. Others portray them as beings that are always partially wolf, even in their most human guise. This distinction can lead to different motivations and behaviors compared to the classic werewolf. They might be more predatory, or conversely, possess a complex society and moral code separate from human concerns.

The term itself, "werewolfwere," is not a widely established or traditional folkloric term but rather a modern coinage to describe this specific iteration of the werewolf myth. It serves to differentiate these beings from the more common understanding of a human afflicted with lycanthropy. Their appearances in media and literature often explore themes of duality, monstrosity, and the wildness inherent in nature, sometimes as antagonists and other times as complex characters with their own agendas.