CHAIR TIED Anti-Bug Chloe of Miraculous

 

This is a request by @Fido-Sama for Chloe Bourgesious AKA  Antibug from Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Nor.  It seems that she has been akumatized into a new costume for the Antibug as a bunny girl. Now she has been bound and gagged to a chair. It is based on the cover of DC Comics' Weird Adventure Comics-435 (a bait and switch cover, this scene does not appear in the story)

Chloé Bourgeois is Marinette's  rival and a student in Miss Bustier class at College Francoise Dupont. Her father, Andre Bourgesois, is the mayor of Paris. After an argument with Ladybug, Chloe is akumatized and becomes Antibug. Ladybug will have to fight a foe who has the sames powers as hers... Will she be able to win this time?

Chloé is spoiled, pretentious, and superficial. She does everything she can to crush and humiliate the other students, especially Marinette. Her father having been Mayor of Paris and spoiling her all her life, she believes is the most important person in the world and everyone adores her. She thinks highly of herself and lowly of others, thinking she deserves everything and taking pride in her popular, rich lifestyle. If there is something that she wants, like Adrien's attention or revenge against Marinette, she will do anything, including underhanded actions, to succeed. She steals Marinette's derby hat design in order to humiliate her and impress Adrien and Gabriel Agreste in "Mr. Pigeon", and she threatens Mr. Damocles to punish Alya by calling her father in "Lady Wifi". Her sour attitude comes across openly to whatever and whoever she despises, but she will sometimes pretend to be innocent and emotional to manipulate others, from her father to Adrien. She rarely treats any of her peers respectfully, and she is bossy and overbearing to her only friend, Sabrina.

While being awful and careless to anyone but herself, Chloé is easily scared at danger, often by akumatized villains. Having helped caused some people to be akumatized, Chloé, to her horror and confusion, finds herself their victim for revenge. Despite some of the villains calling her out for her nasty behavior, Chloé disagrees with them, believing she is good. She remains awful most of the time, but occasionally, she shows a bit more kindness, sometimes expressing happiness about Ladybug saving her.

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.

CHAIR BOUND Princess Rosalina of Super Mario Odyssey

This is a request by @piotr182xx for a Princess Rosalina in her summer tourist outfit from Nintendo's Super Mario Odyssey being chair tied.

Princess Rosalina is a recurring character that debuted in Super Mario Galaxy, first appearing in the Gateway Galaxy. She is a very powerful figure, as her duty is to watch over and protect the cosmos, while also serving as the adopted mother of the Lumas and commanding the Comet Observatory.

Rosalina's backstory is chronicled in her storybook told by her in the Comet Observatory's Library in Super Mario Galaxy. Nine chapters are unlocked throughout the game, and the last is unlocked by completing the game.       

Rosalina's story begins when she meets a young Luma in a rusted spaceship, where they rebuild the spaceship to go search for the Luma's mother. They traverse through space, encountering comets, asteroids, and Star Bits. Rosalina then starts to miss her own mother, but the two begin to build a new home that would eventually become the Comet Observatory. As she and the Luma build the home, Rosalina takes more Lumas under her wing. After they see their 100th comet, Rosalina looks back at her home planet, which then causes her to feel greatly upset and homesick, and then comes to terms with the fact that her own mother is dead. The young Luma who traversed with Rosalina tells her that her mother is always part of her, and then transforms into a comet that can traverse to Rosalina's home planet. Rosalina then declares that the Lumas are her family now, and that they will visit her home planet once every one hundred years.

In Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2, Rosalina is depicted as a generally wise, kind, and mature character. She has an intimate knowledge of the universe and cares deeply for the Lumas and her friends, to the point of assuming the role of total care.  giver and mother figure for the former. Her outward strength and inner sorrow, as shown in her storybook, are likely due to the loss of her own mother. Rosalina is a calm and reserved character, and often takes pauses when she explains how the universe works. It has also been shown that Rosalina's voice is rather monotone, even when she is excited. Prior to Super Mario 3D World, her voice also has a reverberating effect.

Since Mario Kart Wii, however, Rosalina has been portrayed as a little bit more upbeat and joyous than her original stoic portrayal, with examples being that Rosalina cheers and shouts louder, though still mostly keeping her introverted nature. Like most players, Rosalina enjoys special activities, but in a more humble manner, such as when she simply waves to the audience upon scoring a point in the Mario Tennis series. Since Super Mario 3D World, Rosalina has also displayed more energy in her actions, such as when celebrating after reaching the flagpole in said game.

When Rosalina was young, she was portrayed as optimistic and proactive, helping a Luma build a spaceship to find the Luma's mother. Even so, she developed feelings of homesickness and melancholy, to the point of crying about losing her mother, though her spirits were raised easily when the Lumas impressed her with comets and an offer to take her back to her home planet.

 

CHAIR BOUND Brianna Bellerose OC

 This is a request by @piotr182xx for @BriannaBellerose OC Brianna in a Galarian Dress in classic tie chair that Penelope Pitstop faced.

Gothic Amy Rose the Hedgehog Hampered

 

This is a request by @piotr182xx for gothic dress Amy Rose the Hedgehog of Sonic the Hedgehog franchise being tied in a chair.

Amy Rose is one of the main characters in the Sonic Boom series. She is an anthropomorphic pink hedgehog and the organizer, archaeologist and overall backbone of Team Sonic, a heroic group devoted to defending the peace of their world.

For the tone of Sonic Boom, Big Red Button Entertainment aimed for Amy to appear as a more "capable" character who would be appealing on her own and make her rise up from being one of the subordinate Sonic e characters she tends to be in other games. As such, her design was made more "agile and graceful" to make her a strong, able-bodied female character, allowing her to perform difficult physical tasks and make them look easy.

Amy's clothes were adjusted to make her seem more like the adventuring type and emphasize her great combat skills with her piko hammer, unlike her main series counterpart.

Additional concept art for Amy showed her wearing a purple scarf, similar to Sonic's, as well as longer stockings (possibly tights) that completely covered Amy's legs.

SHIBARI SLUMBER PARTY KIDNAP

We have a request by @ErcoleFiorentini for the girls in this ad for pajamas. Now they are struggling to get free. 

 

 

Tickled Peril for Penelope Pitstop

 

This is a request by Piotr182xx for Penelope Pitstop in swimsuit she wore in an episode of The Perils of Penelope Pitstop being bound to a chair and stocks. Now magic hands are tickling her feet.

Penelope Pitstop is a fictional character who appeared in the Hanna-Barbera animated series Wacky Races, and starred in the spin-off The Perils of Penelope Pitstop, voiced by Janet Waldo.

She is the only female racer in the Wacky Races lineup (not that she minds), driving a pink feminine car known as The Compact Pussycat which has personal grooming facilities that would sometimes backfire on other racers, such as shampoo foam hitting their faces. She always has time to relax and worry about her looks, because her car is like a beauty parlor. Penelope Pitstop also has a habit of holding her arm out in the breeze to dry newly applied nail polish, which the others mistake for a turn signal (this habit once sent the Roaring Plenty into a cactus).

Peter Perfect had a crush on her, a feeling that was returned, and always tried to help her; in "Dash to Delaware", they almost end up married. She later has two children by him, Parker and Piper Perfect. She also has a sister, Pandora Pitstop.

Unlike other drivers, Penelope rarely was targeted by the other racers (except Dick Dastardly of course), as it seems they also liked and tried to help her as Peter did. Penny was always thankful for their assistance and was perhaps the most peaceful racer on the track, though she twice gave the Creepy Coupe's dragon and serpent a good bashing with her umbrella. In the 2017 version, she eventually shows martial arts skills.

Penelope also had her own cartoon series, The Perils of Penelope Pitstop, which also featured her rescuers the Ant Hill Mob. Her sworn enemy is the Hooded Claw, (who is unknown to her, her own guardian, Sylvester Sneekly). She wore a slight alteration to her Races wardrobe.

Penelope is an attractive southern belle. Although she is blind to the fact her guardian is her arch nemesis in disguise, she is very smart and often manages to get herself out of trouble before her true guardians the Ant Hill Mob can get to her in time.

In Wacky Races, Penelope has long blond hair in a full fringe. She wears a purple racer helmet with goggles. She also wears a dark pink rider jacket with a purple turtleneck and purple gloves, pink skirt with red pants underneath and white boots. In The Perils of Penelope Pitstop, Penelope's eyes resemble those of Daphne Blake, and despite having white sclerae, she wears red lipstick. Her helmet is replaced by a magenta pilot helmet with matching white goggles. She now wears a hot pink long-sleeved jacket with a matching belt and long magenta scarf, which is hanging loose on the right side. Even though she still wears her red pants and white boots from Wacky Races, her gloves are now white.

HORROR INTERLUDE Vera Miles as Lila Crane

 

This is a request by @MightyMorphinPower4 for Vera Miles as Lila Crane from Alfred Hitchcock's Pyscho in a classic chair tie. If only this was the most sisnster thing happening at the Bates Motel.

Lila Loomis (née Crane) was Marion Crane's sister. She worked as a buyer for the Music Makers Music Store. She later campaigned against the release of Norman Bates, her sister's murderer.

When Marion went missing with $40,000 that she was to have deposited in the bank for George Lowery, Lila guessed that she may have gone to Fairvale to be with her boyfriend, Sam Loomis. Lila went to see Sam who had not seen Marion. She and Sam then pursued their own investigation with the help of Milton Arbogast.

Lila and Sam checked into the Bates Motel posing as husband and wife and discovered evidence that Marion had stayed there. Lila then snuck into the Bates house and discovered the corpse of Norma Bates. Her snooping had not gone unnoticed, as she was then attacked by Norman, who was in a dress and had earlier knocked out Sam in a fight. However, Lila was saved by Sam, who recovered and entered the basement of the Bates house in the nick of time, restraining Norman.

She was at the police station when Dr. Fred Richman explained how Norman Bates' psyche had been split into two personalities.

Sometime later, Lila married Sam Loomis and they had a daughter they named Mary in honor of Marion. Lila followed the story of Norman Bates' rehabilitation and when he was released 22 years after Marion's murder, she protested. She and her daughter then began a quest to drive Norman mad once again.

Lila and Mary took turns calling Norman, pretending to be his mother. They also dressed up as Norma Bates and left notes for Norman so that he would question his sanity. When Lila planned to dress up once more, she was met by Emma Spool inside the Mother costume in the fruit cellar of the Bates House where more than 20 years ago, she first met "Mother".

At the sight of Mother, Lila screamed in fear for her life, but Emma in an attempt to silence her, stabbed Lila through the mouth, going out the back of her throat, slowly but surely killing her. During Norman and Mary's altercation, Norman accidentally revealed Lila's body under a pile of coal.

Vera Miles was born in Boise City, Oklahoma, she attended school in Pratt, Kansas and Wichita, Kansas. The patrician beauty of Miss Miles won her the title of "Miss Kansas" in 1948, leading soon to small roles in Hollywood films and television series. Fame came to the forthright, spirited Miles when she attracted the attention of two master directors, Alfred Hitchcock and John Ford. Ford cast her in the classic western The Searchers (1956) and Hitchcock, who put her under personal contract and hailed her as his "new Grace Kelly", paired her with the great Henry Fonda in The Wrong Man (1956). Hitchcock cast Miles in the potentially star-making role of Judy Barton in Vertigo (1958), but Miles withdrew from the film when she became pregnant. Hitchcock gave Miles a supporting role in another masterpiece Psycho (1960), as did Ford when he cast her opposite John Wayne and James Stewart in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962), She also starred in such films as Beau James (1957) opposite Bob Hope, The FBI Story (1959) opposite Stewart, Back Street (1961) opposite Susan Hayward and John Gavin and Sergeant Ryker (1968) opposite Lee Marvin, as well as showing her consistently remarkable and versatile talent on dozens of popular television movies and series including The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962), The Twilight Zone (1959), The Outer Limits (1963), The Fugitive (1963), My Three Sons (1960), Bonanza (1959), Columbo (1971) and Murder, She Wrote (1984). In 1983, she reprised her role as "Lila Crane" in the film sequel Pyscho II (1983), starring Anthony Perkins. Although, too often, the stunningly beautiful Miles' gifts were underutilized, before her retirement in 1995, hers was a most intriguing and enduring Hollywood career.