UNCOVERED DiD Thea Stilton of Geronimo Stilton

 

We have Thea Stilton of Geronimo Stilton and The Thea Sisters books being tied up and gagged in the nude.

Thea Stilton is the namesake character in the Thea Stilton books, some a main protagonist but mostly a secondary character in the Thea Sisters series, and one of the main protagonists in the Geronimo Stilton books. She is Geronimo Stilton's younger sister and a special correspondent for The Rodent's Gazette.

Thea is notoriously Geronimo's opposite to a great amount, almost sharing absolutely nothing in common with her brother. Geronimo is reserved, hates traveling, has almost all the common phobias to a near-crippling degree, prefers to think more critically before making a move, hates breaking his status quo, lives for the simple pleasures in everyday life, is polite to a fault, and is always too scared and too nice to stand up for himself; meanwhile Thea is fearless, assertive, unafraid of coming off as nosy if it means finding answers to things, charges headfirst into situations, prefers to strategize in real-time, has nearly no filter when something greatly displeases her, and has an insatiable thirst for adventure. This caters very well to her job as the special correspondent of the Rodent's Gazette, which involves a lot of travel and work off the desk. Her versatility on and off the field has made her a popular person among her peers (to the degree that she tends to get heavy preferential treatment from William Shortpaws), and Geronimo has mentioned having been compared to her frequently and being envious of her skills and personality.

In her book series involving the Thea Sisters, her softer and friendlier side shines through a lot more. Her wild side that Geronimo all too frequently brings up is almost nonexistent, preferring to fulfill a calmer and wise mentor figure role for the Thea Sisters.

Thea is described as being attractive appearance-wise and personality-wise, and as a result a lot of men have had an attraction to her. Not only do Hercule Poirat and Bruce Hyena both have crushes on Thea while Jim Dribbles has had a soft spot & crush on Thea in The Super Cup Face-Off but she also mentions in The Mona Mousa Code and The Lost Letters that she has had multiple boyfriends and countless admirers, respectively. (Geronimo has even said at one point that Thea has had "so many ex-boyfriends that [he'd] need six hands to count them all".) She has used her charisma to her advantage multiple times by sweet-talking her admirers into letting her get through places that would otherwise be inaccessible to her. However, this does have disadvantages, as Thea was tempted into becoming a queen or a princess more than once in the series. Because of her typical dislike for most traits considered feminine in behavior, Thea has always shot down these attempts and offers, and even rejected a typical wild west woman's outfit due to how it restricted her mobility (the only one who did something of this sort) in The Wild, Wild West.

In the television series, Thea is much more composed (if not slightly more aggressive and sarcastic) and more tomboyish than in the books, and typically speaks in a calmer tone than it is implied in the books. She also helps her brother way more on the show and is also less pushy and less teasing towards her brother and treats him more like an equal in the show than she does in the books and has calmed down his nerves on a few occasions such as giving him tea. She also lets Geronimo take the lead in most situations in the show way more than the books. In the books she’s into fashion which is that’s one reason on why she’s a little bit of a girly girl and definitely an adventuress.

UNCOVERED DiD Miss Angel Paws of Geronimo Stilton

 

We have Miss Angel Paws of Geronimo Stilton being tied up and gagged in the nude.

Miss Angel Paws is Benjamin Stilton's school teacher. She is cute and pretty, with which Benjamin's uncle Geronimo Stilton agrees with.

Not to confuse with Miss Deli Slice (a school teacher in the animated series).

She appears in books #24 Field Trip to Niagara Falls (Where she marries Gentlemouse) #34: Geronimo Stilton, Secret Agent (Where she spots Geronimo in digging in a trash can) and #38: A Farmhouse School Adventure.

CHAIR BOUND Fluttershy of Equestria Girls

 

This is a request by @SexyBikiniGagged for Fluttershy of My Little Pony: Equestria Girls in a classic chair tie with a white tape gag.

Fluttershy is a character from the My Little Pony franchise and one of the main characters in My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic who appears in Equestria Girls. She first appears in the trailer when Twilight Sparkle is eating at the table. She also appears in the second trailer, carrying Angel the bunny, a red jay, and a "puddy tat" with a blue bow. The human version of Fluttershy has pink eyeshadow, unlike her pony version. Fluttershy is the element of kindness.Jem

In My Little Pony: Equestria Girls, the human Fluttershy is first seen being bullied by Sinset Shimmer. After Twilight sticks up for her, they introduce themselves to each other. Fluttershy acts as shyly as her pony self did when she first met Twilight, and like her pony self, opens up once she sees Spike. Fluttershy tells Twilight that she found her crown outside Canterlot High and took it into Principal Celestia.

She later joins Twilight in the cafeteria at lunch time, explaining how things work at the high school, mentioning all the different cliques and that Sunset Shimmer rules them all. After Twilight is made a fool of by videos of her using the library's computers (filmed by Snips and Snails at Sunset Shimmer's behest), Fluttershy comes to help her, alongside the rest of the human mane six. At this point, it is revealed that the five had been driven apart by the machinations of Sunset Shimmer. Fluttershy particularly dislikes Pinkie for ruining her silent auction for the animal shelter by bringing noisemakers. When Twilight shows them that Sunset Shimmer is responsible for everything, they reconcile, and help Twilight become Princess of the Fall Formal.

Like her pony counterpart, Fluttershy is typically very timid and soft-spoken. She speaks only in barely audible whispers when she first meets Twilight in the first film, and she shrinks away from the spotlight in Rainbow Rocks. Fluttershy has a deep adoration for animals; she instantly opens up to Twilight once she sees Spike for the first time, she regularly sneaks her pets to school in her backpack, and she volunteers at an animal shelter. When Spike reveals that he can talk and is actually a dragon, Fluttershy becomes very excited to meet a talking animal.

Fluttershy's strongest trait is her kindness, as displayed in her interactions with animals and various characters. In Friendship Games, she tries to cheer up human Twilight despite her being from a rivaling school. She is also more confident and self-assured in the second and third films and tie-in animated shorts than she is in the first film.

SNORING BEACH Thea Stilton of Geronimo Stilton

 

This is a request by @Nayzor for cartoon cuties in bikinis sawing wood on the beach. We have Thea Stilton of Geronimo Stilton and The Thea Sisters books napping on the beach.

Thea Stilton is the namesake character in the Thea Stilton books, some a main protagonist but mostly a secondary character in the Thea Sisters series, and one of the main protagonists in the Geronimo Stilton books. She is Geronimo Stilton's younger sister and a special correspondent for The Rodent's Gazette.

Thea is notoriously Geronimo's opposite to a great amount, almost sharing absolutely nothing in common with her brother. Geronimo is reserved, hates traveling, has almost all the common phobias to a near-crippling degree, prefers to think more critically before making a move, hates breaking his status quo, lives for the simple pleasures in everyday life, is polite to a fault, and is always too scared and too nice to stand up for himself; meanwhile Thea is fearless, assertive, unafraid of coming off as nosy if it means finding answers to things, charges headfirst into situations, prefers to strategize in real-time, has nearly no filter when something greatly displeases her, and has an insatiable thirst for adventure. This caters very well to her job as the special correspondent of the Rodent's Gazette, which involves a lot of travel and work off the desk. Her versatility on and off the field has made her a popular person among her peers (to the degree that she tends to get heavy preferential treatment from William Shortpaws), and Geronimo has mentioned having been compared to her frequently and being envious of her skills and personality.

In her book series involving the Thea Sisters, her softer and friendlier side shines through a lot more. Her wild side that Geronimo all too frequently brings up is almost nonexistent, preferring to fulfill a calmer and wise mentor figure role for the Thea Sisters.

Thea is described as being attractive appearance-wise and personality-wise, and as a result a lot of men have had an attraction to her. Not only do Hercule Poirat and Bruce Hyena both have crushes on Thea while Jim Dribbles has had a soft spot & crush on Thea in The Super Cup Face-Off but she also mentions in The Mona Mousa Code and The Lost Letters that she has had multiple boyfriends and countless admirers, respectively. (Geronimo has even said at one point that Thea has had "so many ex-boyfriends that [he'd] need six hands to count them all".) She has used her charisma to her advantage multiple times by sweet-talking her admirers into letting her get through places that would otherwise be inaccessible to her. However, this does have disadvantages, as Thea was tempted into becoming a queen or a princess more than once in the series. Because of her typical dislike for most traits considered feminine in behavior, Thea has always shot down these attempts and offers, and even rejected a typical wild west woman's outfit due to how it restricted her mobility (the only one who did something of this sort) in The Wild, Wild West.

In the television series, Thea is much more composed (if not slightly more aggressive and sarcastic) and more tomboyish than in the books, and typically speaks in a calmer tone than it is implied in the books. She also helps her brother way more on the show and is also less pushy and less teasing towards her brother and treats him more like an equal in the show than she does in the books and has calmed down his nerves on a few occasions such as giving him tea. She also lets Geronimo take the lead in most situations in the show way more than the books. In the books she’s into fashion which is that’s one reason on why she’s a little bit of a girly girl and definitely an adventuress

PURLOINED PRINCESS HUBBA HUBBA

This is a request by @SexyBikiniGagged for Princess Hubba Hubba (Stormy Daniels) of Space Nuts (2003) tied up and gagged on a bed.

Stormy Daniels (born Stephanie Gregory Clifford in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on March 17, 1979), also known as Stormy Waters and simply Stormy, is an American pornographic actress, screenwriter, and director. She chose her stage name to reflect her love of Mötley Crüe, whose bassist, Nikki Sixx, named his daughter Storm. In 2009 a recruitment effort led her to consider challenging incumbent David Vitter for the 2010 Senate election in her native Louisiana. In 2018, Daniels became involved in a legal dispute with U.S. president Donald Trump. Trump's attorney Michael Cohen paid $130,000 to silence her about an affair she says she had with Trump in 2006. Trump has denied the affair and accused her of lying.

Space Nuts (2003)-In another time and another galaxy, an evil Overlord and his lover, the Dark Witch, have been taking over and destroying planet after planet until in one star system, they discover that whoever will marry the virginal Princess Hubba Hubba will become de facto heir to the Clitorian solar system. But the princess as fled from her planet with a rag-tag bunch of rebels and the final battle rests with the few for the solar system and the galaxy.

 

HAREM BOUND Thea Stilton of Geronimo Stilton

We have Thea Stilton of Geronimo Stilton and The Thea Sisters books being tied up and gagged as a harem girl.

Thea Stilton is the namesake character in the Thea Stilton books, some a main protagonist but mostly a secondary character in the Thea Sisters series, and one of the main protagonists in the Geronimo Stilton books. She is Geronimo Stilton's younger sister and a special correspondent for The Rodent's Gazette.

Thea is notoriously Geronimo's opposite to a great amount, almost sharing absolutely nothing in common with her brother. Geronimo is reserved, hates traveling, has almost all the common phobias to a near-crippling degree, prefers to think more critically before making a move, hates breaking his status quo, lives for the simple pleasures in everyday life, is polite to a fault, and is always too scared and too nice to stand up for himself; meanwhile Thea is fearless, assertive, unafraid of coming off as nosy if it means finding answers to things, charges headfirst into situations, prefers to strategize in real-time, has nearly no filter when something greatly displeases her, and has an insatiable thirst for adventure. This caters very well to her job as the special correspondent of the Rodent's Gazette, which involves a lot of travel and work off the desk. Her versatility on and off the field has made her a popular person among her peers (to the degree that she tends to get heavy preferential treatment from William Shortpaws), and Geronimo has mentioned having been compared to her frequently and being envious of her skills and personality.

In her book series involving the Thea Sisters, her softer and friendlier side shines through a lot more. Her wild side that Geronimo all too frequently brings up is almost nonexistent, preferring to fulfill a calmer and wise mentor figure role for the Thea Sisters.

Thea is described as being attractive appearance-wise and personality-wise, and as a result a lot of men have had an attraction to her. Not only do Hercule Poirat and Bruce Hyena both have crushes on Thea while Jim Dribbles has had a soft spot & crush on Thea in The Super Cup Face-Off but she also mentions in The Mona Mousa Code and The Lost Letters that she has had multiple boyfriends and countless admirers, respectively. (Geronimo has even said at one point that Thea has had "so many ex-boyfriends that [he'd] need six hands to count them all".) She has used her charisma to her advantage multiple times by sweet-talking her admirers into letting her get through places that would otherwise be inaccessible to her. However, this does have disadvantages, as Thea was tempted into becoming a queen or a princess more than once in the series. Because of her typical dislike for most traits considered feminine in behavior, Thea has always shot down these attempts and offers, and even rejected a typical wild west woman's outfit due to how it restricted her mobility (the only one who did something of this sort) in The Wild, Wild West.

In the television series, Thea is much more composed (if not slightly more aggressive and sarcastic) and more tomboyish than in the books, and typically speaks in a calmer tone than it is implied in the books. She also helps her brother way more on the show and is also less pushy and less teasing towards her brother and treats him more like an equal in the show than she does in the books and has calmed down his nerves on a few occasions such as giving him tea. She also lets Geronimo take the lead in most situations in the show way more than the books. In the books she’s into fashion which is that’s one reason on why she’s a little bit of a girly girl and definitely an adventuress.

 

SLUMBER PARTY KO Barbara Pewterschmidt of Family Guy

We have Barbara Pewterschmidt of the animated series Family Guy being another guest of the villain's slumber party.

Barbara "Babs" Pewterschmidt (née Hebrewberg) is Lois's mother and Carter Pewterschmidt's wife. She and Carter are both very wealthy, although she reveals that she grew up in more humble beginnings in Weekapaug, Rhode Island in Absolutely Babulous and only maintains a facade of class to please Carter.

Barbara was a Jewish holocaust survivor, as revealed in Family Guy.  When she married Carter, she had to conceal her religion, so that Carter could get into country clubs, which they both agree was "the right thing to do."

She once had an affair with Jackie Gleason, which traumatized their son, Patrick to the extent that he had to be institutionalized, as revealed in The Fat Guy Strangler. Also, in Peterotica, she left Carter when he was broke and went to Ted Turner, only to take his money and get rich again later on. She got back with Carter right after.

Both Carter and Barbara Pewterschmidt apparently have an addiction to sleeping pills and alcohol as noted in The Fat Guy Strangler.

She appears to be somewhere around the age of 65. Barbara seems to be the only one of Chris, Meg, and Stewie's grandparents who actually notices them, although on seldom occasion Carter will appreciate his grandchildren as well such as taking Stewie out in Grumpy Old Man. Unlike her husband, she is more tolerant of her son-in-law, Peter Griffin, getting along with him fairly well and even accepting his sexual advances after Lois had an affair with Bill Clinton in Bill and Peter's Bogus Journey. This is in stark contrast with her now-estranged husband, considering Carter hates Peter intensely. However, in When You Wish Upon a Weinstein, it is revealed that she doesn't believe that Peter is a sufficient provider for his family and believes that Lois would have been "better off married to a chimp."

In Bill and Peter's Bogus Journey, Barbara is called upon by Lois and Peter for a favor. Lois then asks Barbara to have sex with Peter, which she readily accepts because she says her husband hasn't looked at her for a month which shows Barbara and Carter don't really love each other and have not made love in a long time. However, Peter cannot go through with the plan, even though it originally was his idea.

In Blue Harvest, Barbara plays the role of Beru Whitesun Lars, where she is paired with her Family Guy husband Carter as an on-screen couple.

In episodes such as Bill and Peter's Bogus Journey and You May Now Kiss the...Uh...Guy Who Receives, it is made clear that Barbara and Carter married because Carter was rich. However, in Welcome Bacl, Carter, it is revealed that Barbara and Carter had fallen in love before they married. It is also revealed that Carter is a war veteran, and he and Barbara exchanged letters, and when that ceased, Carter was presumed dead. At a party Barbara and her new fiancé Roginald attended, he crashed it, and the two reaffirmed their love, sealed by a marriage proposal. However, in the latter episode, Carter was caught in an affair, and though Barbara demanded a divorce, she later forgave Carter. However, she deemed herself too old to remarry, so the two are still living in the same household.

The Pewterschmidts considered retirement after Carter fell asleep behind the wheel of their car in Grumpy Old Man, causing a traffic accident. Carter soon became depressed and listless, only recovering his senses when he returned to work at Pewterschmidt Industries.

Portraits of Babs and Carter hang in Peter and Lois' bedroom, notably in Family Guy ViewerMail No. 2.

Carter locks Babs away in a mental hospital when he has an affair with Trica Takanawa in Carter and Tricia. When her situation remains unresolved by the end of the episode, Stewie notes that they will simply bring her back as needed.