belle morgan, nicoya, and ruka landberg (nintendo and etc) created by peskybatfish
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This was an amusing one- comic idea kindly commissioned by Nicoya! Belle and Ruka are sharing the show that 'influenced' their own childhood, Sun Bun & the Nightmare Hare, with burgeoning teen Nicoya. Only good may come of it.

The original tweet seems to have vanished off the face of the earth, but this is based on this original memed comic.

Character © Nicoya
Belle and Ruka © PeskyBatfish

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    When I was 4 year old in 1999 I watched a episode of The Twisted Tales Of Felix The Cat. In that episode Felix had a evil clone of himself. The evil clone requested duct tape and the Felix was full wrapped. I feeling something weird and nice at same time.

    This comic brings back to me that memory.

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  • The source links to an unrelated inkbunny post by another ? Anyone able to find the actual source?

    found.

    Updated

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  • thezoraguy said:
    When I was 4 year old in 1999 I watched a episode of The Twisted Tales Of Felix The Cat. In that episode Felix had a evil clone of himself. The evil clone requested duct tape and the Felix was full wrapped. I feeling something weird and nice at same time.

    This comic brings back to me that memory.

    Weirdly enough, similar experience here. Felix in technicolor episode "Bold King Cole". In which "Olde King Cole" is a braggart who's "not afraid of anything" (complete coward) that gets strapped to a machine that "Takes the hot air out of the old windbag". It's amazing what can aeaken things in a kid's mind no?

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  • kane-obscurum said:
    Weirdly enough, similar experience here. Felix in technicolor episode "Bold King Cole". In which "Olde King Cole" is a braggart who's "not afraid of anything" (complete coward) that gets strapped to a machine that "Takes the hot air out of the old windbag". It's amazing what can aeaken things in a kid's mind no?

    Yeah. Our childish minds back then were very susceptible. My biggest awakening was mummification. What is yours?

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  • thezoraguy said:
    Yeah. Our childish minds back then were very susceptible. My biggest awakening was mummification. What is yours?

    I would have to say Kaa from the jungle book. That got me into hypnosis, asphyxiation, and really opened up the path for me to find out about bondage in general

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  • This feels a little like grooming in context, but whatever, not the worst thing on this site by a mile

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  • cliff_ford said:
    This feels a little like grooming in context, but whatever, not the worst thing on this site by a mile

    I, I kinda want to agree, but the show is also very much pitched as a normal piece of media that an average person my consume, but for someone with specific kinks it's a sexual awakening so I can't really side with your take.

    Basically, it's like how showing someone jungle book can awaken a hypnosis kink, but you wouldn't consider showing someone jungle book grooming.

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  • library~wanderer said:
    I, I kinda want to agree, but the show is also very much pitched as a normal piece of media that an average person my consume, but for someone with specific kinks it's a sexual awakening so I can't really side with your take.

    Basically, it's like how showing someone jungle book can awaken a hypnosis kink, but you wouldn't consider showing someone jungle book grooming.

    The high five implies that the awakening was the goal of showing her the series. The show itself may be innocuous, but their intentions imply grooming. Again, not the worst on this site by far, just a feeling I get from the scenario.

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  • cliff_ford said:
    The high five implies that the awakening was the goal of showing her the series. The show itself may be innocuous, but their intentions imply grooming. Again, not the worst on this site by far, just a feeling I get from the scenario.

    Good thing this is fantasy, where anything goes and no one gets hurt. ing that distinction is critically important.

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