>>12183 >that can make you laugh your cum out. I really, really like this sentence. >>12760 That looks like it'd be so fucked up everywhere, specially your feet, I love it.

Gotta give a shout out to Twomario's Lignums, definitely an awesome concept

>>12183 Anyone know if this has been used anywhere?

Stolen off twitter. not explicitly a tickle monster but could you fucking imagine? those tongues, man.

>>13016 >seven long, wet, just rough enough tongues lickling you all over, milking you out, ticklegasm after ticklegasm >seven pairs of sharp claws having you at their mercy, expertly targetting all your spots and digging into you to extract the loudest of laughter >seven soft voices teasing you and whispering 'kocho kocho' in your ear until your mind literally melts >seven eerie beauties observing you lose your mind with great pleasure and driving you further and further into ticklish madness Fuuuuuuuuck.

>>13031 You, you understand. Also, so I don't doublepost: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqDp-_s1KOw

>>13050 Man I listened to this for like 5 mins and then I just got sad that I don't have someone to do this to me irl

Are Night-gaunts as old as it gets for tickle monster (sort of) concepts in fiction? They're not too sexy in the text so I prefer Bomber's depiction, but flying creatures that abduct people and tickle them while taking them somewhere for some nefarious (hopefully even more ticklish) purpose are pretty hot. I'm thinking sacrifices to some kind of tickle god? Or just to their nests to feast on the desperate laughter of their captives. None of this is brought up in the original material of course, but a man can dream.

>>13050 Oh, and that was fucking hoooooot, btw

>>13250 What the hell are night-gaunts?

>>13924 https://lovecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Night-gaunt Very minor creatures from Lovecraft's Dream Cycle. Faceless flyers with smooth skin and a penchant for kidnapping and tickling their victims while flying them into darker parts of the dream. The tickling thing is really just a passing remark, so there's no guarantee he even meant it in this sense, but it's obviously fun to speculate for those of us with... certain interests.

>>13930 I dig it. Maybe in the tickleverse they take people to a more lovecraftian tickle realm for eternal ticklish damnation.

This one's not really a tickle monster but come the fuck on. Come on. Look at her. She's even got tentacles at her joints so she can hold you against her and feel your laughter rolling out of your body as all her extra limbs tease you!

>>13930 He did mean in that sense. Lovecraft said that he based it on a nightmare where he was flown and tickled by imp-like creatures.

>>13933 Now you're thinking like a racist writer from the early 1900's! I'd like to believe they serve an eldritch tickle deity in control of that realm that feasts upon the ticklish screams of the damned and threatens to take the creatures themselves if they don't meet their quota of victims. Which, I'm assuming every single one of these monsters is exceedingly and embarrassingly ticklish themselves right, that seems only fair? Is this 'tickleverse' where all these reside, btw? >>13956 >She's even got tentacles at her joints so she can hold you against her and feel your laughter rolling out of your body Fuck I love that. >>14082 Oh, nice, confirmation. I only wish he'd gone further with it, dude wrote horror stories about air conditioning and did include those somewhere in his works, it's not outside of the realm of possibility. An actual Lovecraft story about a tickle monster would've been an interesting read.

>>14086 I'm not a fan of how this tickle monster was colored, the human sintone seems ill fitting. I'd have gone for a bluish or purpleish color.

>>14086 hp Lovecraft did have a cute cat, what was his name again?

>>14086 It would be pretty funny if the monster’s were ticklish themselves and if would-be tickle victim was able to turn the tables on them. And sure, I think Lovecraftian entities should have their own tickle realm where they capture and tickle victims. Thus, a tickleverse.

>>14086 > dude wrote horror stories about air conditioning I've read every single one of Lovecraft's stories and poems, and I have no idea what you're talking about.

>>14142 Cool Air was inspired by Lovecraft's stay in New York, where among other things he hated air conditioning because he was sensitive to cold and was scared that being subjected to it for a long time could be dangerous for health.

>>14090 I did always picture her like that in my head, now that you mention it, but I think she was meant to have human-ish skin color from the original concept. >>14091 Mittens. It was Mittens. Pretty sure it was Mittens. >>14097 >would-be tickle victim was able to turn the tables on them Top tier scenario for the best of these tbh. When they start getting a little too gross or creepy they are more fitting as monsters I guess, but the lost points in hotness kinda hurt the piece overall. >>14142 I'm still missing his ghostwritten stuff and his collabs. >>14143 Yup yup yup.

>>14157 Exactly, the perfect blend of hot and creepy is needed. A monster who you really wouldn’t want to get nabbed by, but who you would also really, REALLY want to tickle if you got the chance to.

>>14157 these colors werent done by the person who made the original pic though I remember, I was in the original /v/ thread

>>14157 >>14159 >>14090 >>14086 [spoiler]Original artist here I didn't really have a color for her in mind when I drew her, you're free to do whatever. Personally, I'm fond of a cool greyish blue color for her, though. With black hair, maybe grey horns.[/spoiler]

>>14168 What thefuck is the spoiler syntax here? Fuck it

>>14168 hey dude, cool art

>>14169 Both [spoiler][/spoiler] and putting ** on each side of the text work, but only in the line they're in.

>>14170 Thenk I drew a few other 'save the princess's threads on /v/ but none of them ever got as much attention as the oneI blatantly injected my fetish into, weirdly.

>>14176 Oh that's cool. I still have this one from another old /v/ thread, which was blatantly footfag but also kind of implied tickling. Nothing ever came of it, sadly.

>>14158 Yeah, that's really the sweetspot. You want it to be just disturbing enough it's truly a monster, but just hot enough you're still attracted to it. Pics very much related. >>14159 Ah, I see, thank you for your wisdom, Great Old One. >>14168 >>14176 Based artist man, your work is still being appreciated. >>14178 Damn, that one looks good too, too bad it didn't pick up any steam.

>>14086 >>14425 Do you remember this artist's name? They're familiar but I can't remember their twitter. Such unique and sexy work

>>18817 https://mobile.twitter.com/DLFM6/media?lang=en they signed the pic lol

This thread is relevant again, all of a sudden.

A concept my boyfriend and I came up with: tickle gremlins. They're kind of like goblins, but fuzzy, and a bit cat-like. They're a nicer species of gremlin, because there are others that feed off of human pain, but these ones feed off tickling. That being said, they can still be very mean. They live in caves, usually in colonies, but some live alone. If someone is found in the forest, they're easily overpowered and hauled off to the cave, where they're tied down and "fed" off of. Depending on how nice the gremlins are, they might be eventually released, or be quite literally tickled to death. They're kind of smart, and in the story we have, a girl with a tickle fetish managed to keep one as a pet and even taught it English. They're about four feet tall and very fuzzy. About six retractable arms, kind of like Stitch. The antennae are for softer tickling and teasing, like feathers, and the tail is a little bit stiffer like a paintbrush. They also have adorable mischievous giggles like foxes.

>>32579 Wtf this is hot! Sauce?

>>32755 oh these are cute! Love me a colony of tickle monsters. You have a story about these things? Do you have more art or stories about them posted anywhere?

>>32772 Twitter @tatenisu

>>32776 Glad you like it!! It's actually just used in private RPs with us, and my boyfriend doesn't have the fetish, so he hasn't made any actual tickling art. So sorry for the content drought. But I'd be glad to share some screencaps, if you want.

>>32776 Sorry for the double reply. I'm sleepy. But I might be willing to turn it into a little story if demand is high enough, or if I feel like it.

>>32790 Screencaps, stories, more details about the monsters, I wouldn't mind any of that!

How about some actual tickle monsters from world folklore? Surprising how many there are especially throughout Europe. Ovda (Finnish): https://www.godchecker.com/finnish-mythology/OVDA/ Rusalka (Slavic): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rusalka Leshy (Slavic): https://cryptidz.fandom.com/wiki/Leshy Mavka (Ukrainian): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mavka Surale (Bakshir): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%9E%C3%BCr%C3%A4le Archura (Turkish): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archura Mahaha (Inuit/Eskimo): https://warriorsofmyth.fandom.com/wiki/Mahaha Mavka is my favorite; just the super hot seductive naked chick dancing through the forest who will tickle you to death if she catches you. Granted a few of these are just regional variants in the same way that the Roman’s and Greeks share all the same gods just with different names but there’s enough of a distinction between them to be their own thing.

>>33197 I am going to assume that there's so many similarities among these, not because of one common story that branched out, or because someone clearly copy pasted one description onto another, but because there are really backward footed bigfoots that tickle people to death.

>>33254 Yeah the backwards feet thing is a weird trend I’ve noticed in a lot of myths about supernatural creatures posing as humans. It’s your standard “totally human except for this one strange feature you need to look out for” cautionary folktale. It’s the same way they used to think children born with unusual features or deformities were a sign that they were changelings or demons or something.

>>33197 It's always to death, can't just have a cryptid be like "I'm gonna give you a weird kink and be gone"

>>33284 Well tickle monster myths are mostly inspired by cases of hypothermia. People getting lost in the woods and slowly freezing to death would experience the final stages where they would feel as though they were “warming up” and a sense of peace, leading to dying with a smile on their face or even one that looked as though they died laughing. Hence, tickle monsters were born and it’s why most all of them are from cultures in notably colder areas of the world.

Just gonna leave this here

Bumping

>>33283 >>33254 At least in some Nordic folktales the concept of supernatural world being "other way around" was pretty common. Like for example, if you got lost in the woods and started to suspect you have been spirited away by fae or monster, you could undo it by starting to walk backwards and/or by undressing and wearing your clothes the wrong way and suddenly find the familiar paths again.

Tickle monsters are the shit

The Chimera from Destiny 2 is butt fucking ugly but its tentacles look like they pack a mean punch