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hi guys, found a material but it's not quite hypnosis, more like a mind control theme, but I hope it will turn into real mind control as it looks like it will

So in the manga Tomodachi game, chapter 55, we have an old man character with black sclera eyes, this man has a conversation about him having "God's eyes" which allow him to look into the future (or so he says) and he built a cult around that. All the cult members seems to over devoted to him, offer him "heart, souls, moneys and friends" and they speaks and acts kinda weird manners with arm forming symbol when greeting. So the main heroine (or femme fatale? i dunno, i haven't read it all yet) have just been revealed that she has joined the cult, greet the cult in her night gown when her friends are asleep and thank the old man as she can now be with her love (main char) and then reveal to him her friends' secret which could probably harm her love as well :v (they are fighting in what seems to be a death game on a cruise of sort, and she's kind of changes side).

So, head canon, I think this old dude have some kind of mind control power in conjunction with future predicting and not just some normal persuasion. For now, let's us wait for the next chapter.

Link for the chapter: mangadex.org/chapter/452257/3

Also, question for the mods, can I post these pics to the pool? I'm not sure if they are mind control yet but it's kinda hot, and it could be too.

If yes, I'll post them later.

HI, anyone?

I actually found this through google accidentally:
www.amazon.de/Hypnotists-...nning-ebook/dp/B008E0ZBW0

Was actually searching for something else xD

I see the RAW episodes and...well, the main heroine is cute, the expressions looking good, it's nice.

Boku-tachi no Ikita Riyuu (I think I've written that right) is a decent mystery/horror Manga about a few high-schoolers being locked in their school with a thing called The Puppetmaster, a creepy tall fucko with the power of turning people into dolls by slamming his masks onto their faces. The dolls then start helping him capture the others, and we get into spoiler territory:

The dolls aren't actually being directly controlled by the Puppetmaster. Instead they join a kind of hive mind where the voice of the Puppetmaster in their heads feeds them info about who is a doll and who isn't (Dolls can make themselves pass for humans for a period of time), where they are and, most importantly, brainwashes them almost instantly so that all dolls hate humans and crave to either turn them into dolls or feel the warmth of blood again, to the point where dolls are willing to stab the eye of their previous crush or asphyxiate their sister, all while psychologically torturing them by using their emotions against them

The dolls follow creepy Japanese doll design, btw, with the sliding jaw and big round unblinking eyes so that might be a bit of a no for dollification lovers.

Edit to correct a few grammar mistakes, wrote the initial post on my phone.

...I think I need this in my life...

Hi, It's me again, and it's about Tomodachi Game,

So after several weeks, chapter 56 has been released, and we can now confirm that the main heroine is in a kind of cult mind control, which is the realistic one that happen everyday in modern cult, she got preyed when she was weak and seek guidance from the cult leader, after a while she became dependent and live a life impossible without the cult. In the chapter, she has said to the cult leader what the protag will say tomorrow, and it was correct, and she seems to be oblivious on how contradicting her action is, believe 100% on what the cult leader said, even let him touch her body without any reaction. Right now the main protag and her are participated in a 4-player old maid game with the cult leader, which in other words is 3vs1 against the protag. The girl purposefully hold onto the Joker card, makes the protag's side loses the game. The game is still not done yet, let's see how the protag turns the table, though he seems confused on how the first round turns out.

I will not post this manga onto this site as I don't feel it's "mind control" enough to be put here and people will be confused when I'm doing so (real life legit cult mind control/ brainwashing, no special power, no hypnosis, this kind of thing gross me out more than arouse me although the girl is truly hot, this must be because of how I hate cults in real life in general), If anyone else feels interested though, feel free to post it :D

And that's it for this month's update, hope to see you guys in the next chapter :D.

So, Marvel Comics are doing some kind of three-part story called "Typhoid Fever," centering around Typhoid Mary messing with heroes' heads.
I honestly never really followed Daredevil much, but for those unfamiliar, Typhoid Mary is an old Daredevil villain, a psychotic woman with mental suggestion and pyrokinesis powers, and it looks like there's a new story centered around her.
So far there's just one issue, in which she targets Spider-Man. Short version is that it looks like her mental powers have been boosted, and she's pulling people into a collective delusion that the mental hospital which previously was holding her is a luxurious cruise ship in which her victims see themselves as guests having a whirlwind romance with her.

It gets rather unsexy in that she also uses her pyrokinesis powers to make a bunch of her victims burn alive after she's done with them, but as far as mind controlling female villain making men believe that they're in love with her, that's there for the interested. I don't believe the second issue is out yet, but from the preview it looks like she's going to ensnare a bunch of the X-Men next.

So, I've been getting into Drowtales as of late... and Chapter 47 has what's known as the puppeteer incident where almost an entire city was controlled via puppet strings attached to them from someone trying to merge with a demon.

Ah yeah, I read that, it's a really cool one. Glowing red eyes are my favorite. On the subject of comics, the Winx Club comic issue 92 has a small scene where Flora is hypnotized by the vampire owner of a club. It's not much, and the comic is of... questionable quality, to say the least, but it's something.

Fairy Tails 100 Years Quest

Erza reveals that Kyria's ability to "cut someone's strength" is actually a form of hypnosis after snapping out of it in chapter 13. Kyria places the hypnotism on Erza in chapter 10 for those who wanted to know.

Knowing Fairy Tail it might not be too unreasonable to expect TTT in later chapters.

So I can't say for certain that it's mind control but I'm almost certain it is.

DC comics released a bunch of new series tied to the Sandman universe, and one of them is called Hex Wives. The story focuses on a group of witches that have survived persecution for centuries into modern times. A secret group dedicated to destroying them decides to try a new tactic. We then see the witches all living in a nice suburban area and they're all dressed as stepford-esque housewives and are married to different members of the secret group.

There are only 2 issues out right now, but it looks pretty interesting. I don't know if it's true hypnosis/mind control, but I'll keep reading it to make sure.

Some novels I remember from when I was a used-bookstore-haunting youth that left an impression on me:

The Books Of Swords series by Fred Saberhagen revolves a set of twelve magical swords, each with its own unique powers. One of them is the Mindsword, which, when drawn, turns all those who see it into its wielder's fanatically devoted followers. There's some POV stuff from characters falling under its spell. I don't remember a lot of details anymore but it was intense stuff for a lad just discovering the appeal of mind-controlled ladies.

Cat Karina by Michael G. Coney is not a good book, but the titular protagonist is a catgirl with hypnotic eyes. She uses them on one of her fellow catgirl companions while they jokingly flirt. That's the only sexy application of it in the book but I guess it left an impression.

Not quite proper MC but related: the Enchanter series by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt features the protagonist, Harold Shea, traveling from one mythological or literary world to another. In the second book, Shea travels to Spenser's Faerie Queene, where he meets and falls in love with the ranger Belphebe; she returns with him to Earth and the two marry. In the subsequent book, they travel to Orlando Furioso, which contains a character who was based on Belphebe. As a result, that character's memories begin to overwrite her own, and there's a lot of scenes of her not recognizing Shea, thinking that another character in that world is her real lover, and so on.

From the Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson. In the most recent book, Oathbringer, we're given details on some of the most dangerous creatures in service to the great threat Odium, named the Unmade.

Among their number is Ashertmarn, the Heart of the Revel. An eldritch abomination that whispers to mankind to cast off their selves and indulge in their vices, to rejoice and welcome the end of the world rather than fight back.

"Give it all to me. Give me your passion, your hunger, your longing, your loss. Surrender it. You are what you feel."

Shallan hears his tempting whispers a few times, but her spren Pattern helps drown out the influence. The Cult of the Moment is made of those who gave into his offers. During "The Revelry" in the palace, a group of people aimlessly walk around in a circle, glassy-eyed, mumbling to themselves, while occasionally snatching some food or wine from tables they pass to eat. Further into the circle are those completely consumed by their emotions, crawling around on all fours all but mindless.