CARSUIT BONDAGE Sailor Jupiter Sarah of Saban Moon

This is a request by KattTOMA2 for some cartoon cuties being bound and gagged in catsuits. We have Sarah AKA Sailor Jupiter, of Americanized Sailor Moon AKA Saban Moon, being bound and gagged in a cat suit.

The Saban Moon  was an attempt to do an Americanized version of Sailor moon that was a  combination of Live action and animated.  It sounds as bad as a concept  for it, not the actors the people behind the camera get the blame.   People were upset that Jupiter was turned into an African-American and here is my response:

If you are doing a cartoon  in the United States we are mixed race  country, so it would make sense that the reborn Sailor Scouts would not  just be a bunch of white girls.  If this set in Iceland then you would  not be surprised to see five blonde hair and blue eyes as heroes.  My  biggest gripe that Luna, the cat advisor for Sailor Moon, was changed  from a regular alley cat to a white Persian cat.

The Saban Moon  was an attempt to do an Americanized version of Sailor moon that was a  combination of Live action and animated.  It sounds as bad as a concept  for it, not the actors the people behind the camera get the blame.

It  should be an American cartoon series, but for some reasons was  canceled, and only a 2 minutes music video can be seen of this. Saban  Moon is the name chosen by the majority of fans who have seen this  video.

When Sailor Moon was up for bids by Toei to be produced in North America, Renaissance-Atlantic Entertainment, who worked closely with Bandai and Toon Makers, Inc., conceptualized their own version of the property, which was half live-action and half Western-style animation. Toon Makers produced a 17-minute proof of concept presentation video, as well as a two-minute music video, for this concept, which Renaissance-Atlantic presented to Toei. Toei ultimately rejected Renaissance-Atlantic's bid because the series as Renaissance-Atlantic and Toon Makers envisioned it would have cost significantly more than simply exporting and dubbing the original anime.

The music video was exhibited at a panel at Anime Expo 1998 by Allen Hastings, then with NewTek, Inc., and met with scorn, ridicule, and derision. A convention attendee taped the music video off the screen and uploaded the footage, which includes an introduction by Hastings and brief comments by other convention attendees afterwards, to the Internet. The clip has since been copied numerous times and can currently be viewed on many streaming video sites. Because of the relatively poor quality of the source video and circulated footage, many anime fans believed that the music video was actually a leaked trailer for the now-inactive project instead of an exhibition of a promotion piece. Additional copies of the footage, with Hastings' intro excised, have since been uploaded to the Internet and served only to bolster the mistaken belief.

Because Renaissance-Atlantic had previously been instrumental in Saban Entertainment's acquisition of Toei's Super Sentai series for reimagining as Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, people who viewed the music video mistakenly believed that Saban had actually created it and began to call it "Saban Moon." The Toon Makers music video has been called a worst-case scenario with regards to how Sailor Moon would have been presented in North America, in comparison to the original anime episodes that were eventually dubbed by DIC Entertainment and Cloverway Inc. and aired. Rocky Solotoff, Toon Makers' president and founder, wrote, directed, and produced the pilot episode of Renaissance-Atlantic's version of Sailor Moon, which to this day, has not been exhibited publicly.

All five Guardian Senshi are depicted in the music video. Though Solotoff is legally prohibited from divulging much information regarding the Renaissance-Atlantic/Toon Makers version of Sailor Moon, he does reveal, in an interview with Animefringe magazine, the origin of the concept and music video, debunking many of the stories and speculations that had been connected to both. Details revealed in the interview include confirmation that both a white and black cat were planned to be in the series, although only a fluffy white cat is seen in the music video (according to the lyrics, this cat was meant to be Luna), and that each Senshi was written to be of a different nationality.

Two curious remnants of Toon Makers' involvement with Sailor Moon remained after Renaissance-Atlantic shelved the project. The Renaissance-Atlantic series featured vehicles which did not appear in the original metaseries. One of these was the Moon Cycle, which Bandai manufactured a toy version of as part of the North American line of Sailor Moon toys. The Moon Cycle toy remains one of the more curious pieces of Sailor Moon merchandise produced for the North American market. More prominently, the Sailor Moon logo featured at the end of the music video was retained as the official North American Sailor Moon logo for the metaseries and all related programs and merchandising.

 

UNCOVERED DiD Carol Kohl

We have the star of Netflix's Carol & the End of the World being kidnapped in the buff. Now Carol Kohl has been left nak to a chair.

Carol & The End of the World (stylized carol & the end of the world) is an American adult animated apocalyptic comedy drama television miniseries created by Dan Guteman for Netflix. Produced by Bardel Entertainment, it was released on December 15, 2023.

With a mysterious planet hurtling towards Earth, extinction is imminent for the people of the world. While most feel liberated to pursue their wildest dreams, one quiet and awkward woman, Carol Kohl, stands alone—lost among the hedonistic masses.

Director Dan Guterman described the show as "a love letter to routine. A show about the comforts of monotony. An animated existential comedy about the daily rituals that make up the gaps that make up a life."

 

BUNNY SNARED Mother Gothel

 

This is Mother Gothel of Disney's Tangled being bound and gagged as a Playboy bunny girl.

Mother Gothel is the main antagonist of Disney's 2010 animated feature film Tangled. She is a wicked crone whboundo had retained youth for hundreds of years through the healing properties of a magic golden flower. When the flower's powers were unintentionally transferred to the hair of Rapunzel, Gothel kidnapped the princess and locked her away in a secluded tower,  where she hoarded Rapunzel's healing magic. To keep the princess under  her control, Gothel posed as Rapunzel's loving, albeit overprotective  mother with a mission to protect her daughter from the "cruelty" of the  outside world.

Gothel presents herself with a theatrical flair, often flaunting her  beauty and curvy appearance with much enthusiasm and dramatics. This  ties into the fact that she is a phenomenal actress, a dangerous  manipulator, and is very intelligent, while it also indicates that in  her actual lifetime before discovering the flower, she was indeed an actual stage actress and performer  before she retired due to her aging. Aside from the magic golden flower  Gothel selfishly uses to prolong her life to live forever, and her life  alone, she lacks magical attributes, relying solely on her intellect to  achieve her ambitions. She is also very possessive and selfish,  evidenced by the fact that she had been hoarding the magical flower for  hundreds of years all to herself, which could have instead been a gift  to share with other ailing beings of the world. Aside from manipulating  Rapunzel herself, she also manipulated the Stabbington Brothers by  seemingly giving them the chance of getting revenge on Flynn Rider as  well as Rapunzel's gift to make themselves rich, only to betray them  without keeping the latter half of her promise as she no longer needed  them.

Gothel was a lazy mother, as evidenced by her treating her  four-year-old daughter Cassandra as a maid by forcing her to do all  household chores in their cottage by herself while Gothel spent all her  time looking at herself in her mirrors and talking about the compliments  she got by men, which also demonstrates her vanity.

Gothel was also negligent to her biological daughter Cassandra,  presumably having to be an unintended result of an affair with an  unknown man. Gothel often left her alone in their cottage to restore her  youth with the flower and gave her gifts only to keep her away from  her, rather than by motherly affection, much like she later does with  Rapunzel, and finally abandoning Cassandra to escape with the baby  princess, not caring about what would happen to her afterwards.

Throughout the story, Gothel's goal is to keep Rapunzel in a hidden tower forever in order to take advantage of the healing powers within the lost princess' hair.  To do so, she cleverly poses as a kind, yet overprotective mother  figure, that simply hopes to keep her daughter away from the outside  world which, according to her, is filled with people who would abuse  Rapunzel's power (which makes her somewhat hypocritical since she is one of those people  who is doing just that). However, she is still extremely abusive  despite her caring façade; she constantly insults Rapunzel, purposely  lowers her self-esteem, avoids familial contact with the princess, and  riles up her anxiety with warnings of exaggerated dangers she could run  into if she'd ever leave, all for her own selfish gain. Gothel is also  known to victimize herself and enjoys it, blaming Rapunzel for any sort  of conflict or unfortunate event that befalls their lives and  relationship, be it an argument or even someone's death.

Despite all of this, Gothel has several methods of furthering  Rapunzel's dependence and loyalty to her; these include making her  favorite meals, gifting her with paint and other luxuries to keep her  occupied within the tower, and most notably, posing as Rapunzel's only  protector in a vicious and unforgiving world just to manipulate her.  However, this is all for a deeply selfish reason and comes at the  expense of Rapunzel's happiness and dreams of experiencing life outside  the confines of her tower. The illustrations even state she implanted  scary and corrupted views of Christmas in the girl.

Gothel's burning desire to retain her youth for all eternity has  notably driven the woman to complete madness, to the point where she was  more than willing to force Rapunzel into slavery for the rest of her  years when she figured out the truth of their relationship. Not only  that, she was also driven to a murderous state, evidenced by her  immediate decision to kill Flynn Rider, upon deducing he somehow led to Rapunzel's eventual leave from the tower.

Though this could be attributed to her wishing for Rapunzel never to  leave her, Gothel seems to be a misanthrope and has true hatred for  people because they took away the magic flower she wanted all to  herself, even though it could help the sickness of others. She even  advises Rapunzel to hate people, saying; "the world is dark, and  selfish, and cruel. If it finds even the tiniest bit of sunlight, it  destroys it".

SLUMBER PARTY KO Dr Anne Possible

We have Dr. Anne Possible of Disney's Kim Possible attending the worst slumber party in the world wearing a keyhole sweater.

Dr. Ann Possibl​e is a neurosurgeon, who lives and works in Middleton. She is a lovely, devoted wife, mother and doctor, with a cheerful demeanor and an understanding attitude.

Ann is a nice, but firm person, with a cheerful disposition and understanding attitude. Like most redheads, she has a hair-trigger temper, which Prince Wally almost found out first-hand. In her eagerness to be accepted by her daughter's peers during a Sophomore ski trip weekend, she forgot her boundaries and unintentionally embarrassed Kim.

Ann is able to do the puppy-dog pout, just like her daughter, often to get Kim to cave in to her mother's wishes.

 

BIKINI BOUND Avery of Sailor Moon

We have Avery of the Ayakashi Sisters of Sailor Moon being bound and gagged in a bikini.

Avery is the second youngest of the Megamoon Sisters who work for Rubeus. Born in the 30th Century on Earth, she was one of the many members of the Negamoon Family who were banished to the moon Planet Nemesis. After attacking Crystal Tokyo and capturing Crystal Palace, Avery, her sisters and Rubeus travel back to the 20th century to change history in the Negamoon Family's favor. Avery presumably serves as Sailor Venus's foil.

 

BURQA BONDAGE Joy Jenkins

We have Joy Jenkins of Blue Sky Studios' Spies in Disguise being kidnapped in a burqa.

Joyless "Joy" Jenkins is a character featured in the 2019 Blue Sky Studios film Spies in Disguise. As the director of H.T.U.V. and Lance Sterling's superior, Joy seems to be firm and strict, plus she has every confidence in him.

Joy is first seen watching Lance Sterling send in a few drones spying on Katsu Kimura tasking Lance to find the briefcase with the M9 Assassin  inside where she describes it as an indestructible robot which never  stops chasing its enemy just as she warns him that a group of Yakuza  agents is approaching, explaining to him that he shouldn't cause another  failure like he did in Kyrgyzstan to which she asks Lance to wait for  backup to help him on his assignment to which Lance instead decides to  deal against Kimura's henchmen himself.

Arriving at H.T.U.V, Lance arrives at the conference room and  shows the briefcase he retrieved from Kimura to Joy only to find out  that it is empty to which according to Marcy Kappel, agent of Internal  Affairs, tells her about the accusations of Lance stealing the M9  Assassin, followed by her fellow backup agents Eyes and Ears entering  the room. As Marcy tells her guards to take Lance to custody, Joy  defends him explaining that she trusts him just as Marcy explains the  only thing to be trusted is facts.

Seeing footage of Killian  (wearing Lance's face) stealing the M9 Assassin provided by Eyes, Joy  explains to him that this can't be true, despite the fact that the real  Lance has no robotic claw, causing Lance to panic and escape.

Later while at Venice, Marcy Kappel  talks to Jenkins via hologram, explaining to her that she lost the  database, telling her to put everyone to safety to which Marcy argues  with Eyes and Ears about Killian disguised as Lance to which Jenkins  explains to the three that it would be safe to say that Marcy's  investigation is never going anywhere just as Marcy finds a blue pigeon  feather.

Back at the atrium at H.T.U.V., Joy then looks at Geraldine who somberly looks at her, believing that they lost Walter Beckett  and Lance during their assignment. Later, a fellow technician tells Joy  that according to the satellite feed on the computer, he notices dozens  of M9 Assassin drones approaching and attacking the agency as Joy tells  Geraldine to put the agency in lockdown due to the ambush. Joy is then  given a club by one of the guards to help fight against the M9 Assassin  models. The M9 Assassin drones suddenly burst in as Joy strikes one, but  they are soon deactivated due to Walter gaining access to Killian's  system and disabling the drones just as the agency celebrates.

Joy later talks to Walter and Lance on a computer screen on the  SUV where she apologizes to Lance for accusing him of being a villain,  accepting Lance to help the agency for their future with Walter joining  in.

Spies in Disguise is a 2019 American  computer-animated spy comedy film produced by Blue Sky Studios and  distributed by 20th Century Fox. Loosely inspired by the 2009 animated  short Pigeon: Impossible by Lucas Martell, the film is directed  by Troy Quane and Nick Bruno from a screenplay by Brad Copeland and  Lloyd Taylor, and a story by Cindy Davis. It stars the voices of Will  Smith and Tom Holland, alongside Rashida Jones, Ben Mendelsohn, Reba  McEntire, Rachel Brosnahan, Karen Gillan, DJ Khaled, and Masi Oka in  supporting roles. The plot follows a secret agent who is transformed  into a pigeon by an intelligent young scientist; the two must then work  together to stop a revenge-seeking cybernetic terrorist, and return the  agent to his human form.

The film premiered at the El Capitan Theatre on December 4, 2019, and was theatrically released in the United States on December 25, 2019. It received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for the animation, music, humor, and vocal performances (particularly Smith and Holland). However, the film was a box office disappointment, grossing $171.6 million worldwide against a $100 million budget. 

It was the final film produced by Blue Sky Studios, as well as the only animated film from 20th Century Fox and Blue Sky after the acquisition of 21st Century Fox by Disney and the last animated film to use the 20th Century Fox name.

 

CAPTURED CASSANDRA KIRAMMAN KIDNAPPED

 

This is request by Dragon123r for Cassandra Kiramman of Arcane, and League of Legends being kidnapped. It seems this matriarch of the Kiramman Clan has been bound and gagged.

Cassandra Kiramman is the matriarch of Kiramman Clan and a member of Piltover's ruling council. She is also the wife of Tobias Kiramman and the mother of Caitlyn Kirammann.

Through the political influence and power of her family, Cassandra came to earn a position on the Council of Piltover.

At one point, she and her husband saw talent and ambition in young Jayce Talis  and decided to support his education and research at the Academy as his  patrons. They granted him access to their building in the Academy  district to serve as his workshop.

Like the stereotypical politician, Cassandra is somewhat selfish,  unreasonable, and shallow, as displayed by how she cared more about the  impact of Caitlyn's actions on her reputation over all the horrible  things that her daughter had seen in the undercity. She is also  overprotective and strict towards her daughter, given by how she used  her political influence to ensure Caitlyn's safety as an enforcer.

Despite all this, Cassandra cares deeply about her family,  especially her daughter, and generally supports her decisions, as  displayed when she gave Caitlyn and Vi an audience with the council.