Posted on 2014-09-07 21:37:06
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So, I made a thing.

I don't know why I made a thing, but I did.

Enjoy!

Amazing what you can do with a single abstract heart tattoo prop (the symbol near her head), lots of copy-paste, and layers, isn't it?

Posted on 2014-09-07 23:40:05
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that tiny penis amuses me, I can see why he needs hypnosis

Posted on 2014-09-08 00:12:29
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What's the thing in her chest? I've seen it on other bird-girls before so I assume it's biological.

Posted on 2014-09-08 00:27:24
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It's the eye of Yagatarasu. The Japanese Sun god. This girl, who is named Utsuho Reiuji, and who is a hell raven, has eaten the dead Sun God and gained the power of controlling Nuclear Fusion and Nuclear Fission from it, which is why she has his red eye on her chest.

Posted on 2014-09-08 00:32:05
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She is *very* dim witted, so I guess she could be easy to mind control. As long as we assume smarter people resist it more easily.

Posted on 2014-09-08 01:46:11
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Or you could have her being oblivious to the MC attempts that the guy having just accidentally MCing himself. (Or it just being revealed to be consensual at the end!)

Posted on 2014-09-08 02:25:44
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I think I heard somewhere that smarter people might be easier to hypnotize. Or maybe it was imaginative people?

Posted on 2014-09-08 07:40:51
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The entire time I was manipping this, I kept thinking that. XD



At this point, it's pretty much all speculation. It's hard to measure ease of putting people into a state you can't really quantify all too well. We still don't even really understand what Hypnosis is. Hell, there's arguments to this very day on whether it exists or not. So, who knows?

Posted on 2014-09-08 07:52:30
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There was an episode of Family Matters where Steve Urkel scoffs at hypnosis, claiming he's too smart to be hypnotized, and in response the hypnotist says that actually smart people are easier to hypnotize and Urkel is out like a light the instant he gets out the watch. But that was obviously done for comedy.

In reality, it's a lot more complicated than that. I've been doing a lot of reading on the subject, and the following is mixed together from several different books, integrated and expressed as best I can on short notice. It's not true that hypnosis works only on the "weak-minded"; strength or weakness of mind is too hard to pin down to really be a useful measurement, but by some definitions a "strong" mind is easier to hypnotize. Someone with a more active imagination is better prepared to imagine whatever illusions or exotic mental states come along with hypnosis. A more analytical mind, used to focusing intently on problems, can use that focus as a route into trance, but doing so requires somewhat different techniques, so highly analytical people are both easier and more difficult to hypnotize (in that some common inductions may not work on them, but the inductions that do work work well). But overall, pretty much anyone can be hypnotized, provided they're capable of paying attention and have enough language ability to follow the induction.

Posted on 2014-09-08 13:24:03
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I am very smart and imaginative, but I'm a bit of an oddball case. I go in trance at the drop of a hat (I once got into trance by looking at a metronome. Not having an hypnotist making me look at a metronome, me alone with a metronome.), but I snap out of it at the slightest disturbance (A loud noise, probably a heavy item falling on the upper floor snapped me out of it).