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Christian Lee
This ugly fucking serpent is the face of hypno art and I'm sick and tired of it.
Logan Rodriguez
Tell me about it.
We can keep the multi color eyed schtik but cut the snake.
Parker Lewis
What's really baffling is that all the fuckers out there who cite this is their intro to hypno should be old as fuck, like really old as fuck. Hell it got a re-release in the early 90s at best.
Tyler Martin
I think I got it as a gift in like 2003 when I was 7
Jaxon Campbell
he is the one who first ignited the fetish in all of you hypno fetishists
Liam Baker
They should be, but chances are that they were kiddies on dA or YouTube that saw Kaa first before any other hypno art. It's plausible and I don't like it.
Xavier Parker
I concur. Alameda Slim should be the new face of hypno!
Juan Butler
I also personally get annoyed because I always liked Sir Hiss more as he was much goofier and his hypno shit is just there and wasn't turned into a huge fetish thing
Dylan Ward
That to me is always weird, I just saw him has “funny python that falls off tree and sounds like Pooh”
Brandon Wright
Everytime I see Kaa + the typical hypno fanart that incorporates him, I'm reminded of that blog that some dude made discussing his hypno fetish and finding examples of it in media.
Jordan Richardson
It got a direct to DVD sequel in the early 2000s, and in that one he hypnotizes the girl
Brody Parker
Well the Ahegao face cow was pretty damn lewd.
Logan Gonzalez
“As”
Daniel Sullivan
Where the fuck Hypnofood posts nowadays?
Caleb Rodriguez
This mindset always perplexed me, is it now considered weird to watch an old movie?
Don't know about you but when I was 6-12 a ton of the movies I was watching were way older than I was.
Mason King
Don't mind me.
Chase Jackson
Me too. My dad was eager to show me his favorite childhood films. I always assumed all dads were like that
Tyler Hughes
My mom was like that.
Leo Roberts
Wait, Kaa is a female and a friend to Mowgli in some versions?
Matthew Martinez
Logan Price
Why is it so hard for anyone to actually adapt this character correctly?
Eli Smith
"Overpowered and amoral" is hard to do in a children's story. In the original story, Kaa wasn't a villain, but he wasn't a good guy, either--all of the beasts in the jungle feared him, mainly because of his hypnotic powers and that he didn't give a damn about Jungle Law.
Disney in particular screwed it up, because in the original books Mowgli was immune to Kaa's hypnosis by virtue of being a human being instead of a beast. That could've been used as a major plot point--a reason why Mowgli didn't belong in the jungle and needed to return to the Man-village--but they ignored it completely.