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@kaahypnoticpython
The latest Tweets from SeductiveSerpent (@SeductiveSerpe1). Huge fan of Kaa and hypnosis in general. Experienced roleplayer
Hey! Not sure if anyone still checks this site or looks at my profile, it’s been pretty dead for a while. But it seems like Twitter is where a lot of this stuff is happening so I’m gonna try and get that account up and running, give me a follow if you want!
I would love to role play Kaa with you sometime if you are interested?
I am interested but only if you’re a particularly competent and detailed writer.
Kaa you have been my idol for quite some time thanks for influencing me to become the guy i am today godspeed friend
If your idol is an evil snake, you need a new idol
Wait, people still go on Omegle for random chatting stuff? I forgot about that site, I used to cruise around there for fun ages ago, haha
Some do. Would love it if more hypnosis fans went on but there's a fair few
I'd be interested in roleplaying and I've been roleplaying for quite a while, so I think we could maybe have fun with it! How do you want us to contact you? Just on here, or do you prefer somewhere else?
On here is just fine, may go elsewhere after
How do you find people on omegle to talk kaa stuff?
I just put ‘Kaa’ ‘hypnosis’ ‘hypno’ ‘hypnotism’ etc. in my interests
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I know Tumblr’s mostly dead but I’m sooo bored of bad roleplayers who can barely string a sentence together so if you’re interested in any of the things I am and you’re a half decent writer, pleeeease hit me up.
I'd be interested in a roleplay with you, absolutely! But I just wanted to check if you're okay with sharing--can I get your age possibly?
Sharing what? I’m 21
Given your blog name and how you want to video chat, I'm suspecting that a good few people might find themselves hypnotized and serving themselves up for supper..
Well, if they’re willing...
Also just available for casual chatting.
Any Kaa/hypno/snake fans with Skype/other means of video chatting out there?
Dm me
What makes a subject susceptible to Kaa’s Hypnosis?
Going off of evidence gained from the three encounters with Kaa across the original two animated movies, as well as his failure to hypnotize Shere Khan, I believe that three aspects of a subject’s personality influence their susceptibility to Kaa’s hypnosis: Fear, Individuality, and Desire.
I believe that fear plays a definite role in Kaa’s hypnosis, as both Bagheera and Shanti were afraid of Kaa and dropped much quicker than Mowgli, who went slowly, and Shere Khan, who dropped not at all. But Bagheera, while afraid, was still able to eke out a “Please, Kaa”. Shanti, however, fell almost instantly.
So while fear is a common denominator, I’m betting individuality and stubbornness, or lack thereof, plays a role too. Mowgli took the longest to fall in both his encounters because he wasn’t afraid of Kaa, more annoyed and angry than anything. We know that Mowgli hates being told what to do, giving Kaa even less of a grasp. Nevertheless, I’m betting he took orders from his wolf family at some point. He knows how to obey, and chooses not to. Kaa is able to work around that, possibly by repeating the orders of an authority figure Mowgli has recognized (Bagheera telling him to go to sleep).
Shere Khan, who not only is NOT afraid of Kaa, takes orders from no one- he is infamous in the jungle for it. Therefore, he’s not effected by Kaa at all.
Shanti, who not only was terrified when she met Kaa, is the poster child for conformity. She’s the one constantly telling Mowgli not to go into the jungle, the one constantly trying to please her parents, etc. It’s possible that Kaa’s hypnosis places him as an authority figure to be pleased. Shanti looked at him in horror and saw someone bigger and stronger than her that she instinctively wanted to please. Only instead of her parents telling her to fetch water, it was a snake telling her to be eaten.
There is one more factor to discuss with Kaa, and that is desire. This is the section I have the least amount of evidence for, so it’s still largely theoretical. When Kaa hypnotized Bagheera, the panther was grinning even as he was resisting- Kaa was clearly doing something that felt good, and that weakened his resolve.
The other evidence comes from the second encounter with Mowgli. Mowgli clearly is still unafraid of Kaa, and still doesn’t see him as any sort of authority figure. Kaa has no “in” with Mowgli this encounter… until he hits upon Mowgli’s desire for friendship after his perceived betrayal.
This, coupled with his repeated assurances that Mowgli can “trust in him”, gave Kaa exactly what he needed to drop Mowgli.
What are YOUR thoughts on what makes someone susceptible to Kaa?
Honestly, I love and support all the points made here! It gives the spell more depth than what most assumed to be ‘power of will’ or just plain out ‘well animals aren’ t as smart as humans so yea’ kind of argument. I am completely accepting all this and the evidence presenting as canon. However, there is another factor that I thought of while reading this that might also play a part in all of this. Perception. (I am also using the two animated films as references to my observations)
Think about it this way, why exactly was Shere Khan more immune to Kaa’s spell and Mowgli took as long as he did to fall under the second time around? Because they knew what he was up to.
Shere Khan and Kaa have had a presumed relationship for some time and it makes sense considering (as far as we understand and can assume considering who they are) these two are the top predators in the entire jungle (and no Kaa is not Shere Khan’s henchman). We are already shown as Shere Khan leaves Kaa to ‘help’ find Mowgli that he already knows the tiger’s bluff. That he has every intention of torturing and killing the man-cub. Yet let me ask you the simple question of how Shere Khan knew to even go to Kaa in the first place. He knows him too well. This tiger knows Kaa is just as, or even more sadistic to his victims than he is. Kaa doesn’t just sing to sing, he knew he has a victim. The question was who and Shere Khan investigated. He made sure to cover all bases as well as he seemed to phrase his questions very carefully and even check through his coils to be triple sure. Heck Kaa even is bold enough to try and hypnotize him and Shere Khan is not the least bit surprised. Shere Khan was surprised by Mowgli’s boldness but not Kaa’s because he knows his game and knows to never let his guard down. Or else he will end up the same as so many victims before him.
Now, lets put this with his encounter with Shanti who is Shere Khan’s opposite in this case. All she knew was that there was this terrifyingly huge snake in front of her and she was afraid. Now, of course, she expects him to eat her. What she does not expect is the spell. She doesn’t even know its a spell! She just sees an array of colors that seemed pleasing to the eye and that calmed her. How could she have known she would have been put under a deep spell? Obviously, she couldn’t have. The main point is though she did not know the snake or his game which attributed to her falling under.
With all of this in mind now let’s look at our medium, in this case, is Mowgli. The first encounter is self-explanatory for the reasons that I already stated with Shanti. Yes, he was not made aware of Kaa or his powers and yes, despite his stubbornness, to his naiveness to the nature of the situation he fell quickly. Then we get to his second encounter and this is where things get interesting. At this point, we can assume Mowgli has learned not only his observations but a possible chat him and Bagheera may or may not have had late in the night about the snake due to it happening sometime between where we fade in and out of the scene. The reason why is due to Mowgli’ s behavior when he first sees Kaa. Mowgli sees him, surprised and instantly is defensive. Not only in what we hear him say but what he does. He tries pushing Kaa off and always doing his best to not stare at him for extended periods of time because he knows what will happen. Although, look at how Kaa behaves in response to this. He isn’t frustrated or even shows signs of doubt that Mowlgi stands a chance. Again, he is surprised Mowgli knows his intentions (due to me personally strongly believing Bagheera told him) but not about Mowgli’s futile efforts. All because Kaa knows how to get to the young cub. Kaa may not know the details but all he knows is that Mowgli is all alone and lonely and he is smart enough to guess why. So like the sadistic predator he is, he plays on that. Going along with the narrative that he is his friend and doing his best to convince Mowgli that not only is he his friend, but his only one at this point. Mowgli cannot help fight this case either because, for one, he is a child who lost everything and is secretly wanting a friend during this hard time (I mean I would in his case) but also at this point he is doubting everything. After all, Bagheera was the one who told him Kaa was a threat. After the panther’s constant betrayal in his eyes, why should he believe him if Kaa is saying otherwise? This is why Mowgli, in the end, was sent under his spell. Kaa manipulated his perception of the situation in his favor against the impressionable and vulnerable man-cub.
Now at this point, some may argue against me there is a flaw in this because what about Bagheera? As I had already said he would have been the one to tell Mowgli after the fact, shouldn’t his perception of Kaa defended him against the use of the spell? After looking it over, no, absolutely not. Looking at the encounter (and we are all assuming Jungle Cubs is not canon in this case), we know Bagheera knows Kaa. The big question to ask here though is do they know each other personally? From what I gathered, it does not seem they know each other as well as say Shere Khan and Kaa know each other. Which could mean Bagheera only knows Kaa is a threat and knows only so much of his power. I mean, look at the shocked look on his face and the fear in his eyes when he realizes Kaa is there. The best plan the panther had to combat him was to slap him in the jaw to stop him from getting Mowgli. If he had really known Kaa better he probably would have done more than that. After all, he seems to be almost observing Kaa and his movements before Kaa started to back him up to the shorter end of the branch. Like any wary animal, he is waiting to see what he would do next out of caution instead of grabbing Mowgli and running. His stutter confirms he has no idea how this spell works or how quickly it can or will affect him. Hence how he falls so easily, despite knowing Kaa is a threat.
(this may have been long and ranty but I love this villain so much and I hope to hear some feedback on some people’s opinions on my observations!)
Loads of really cool ideas here- nothing gives me more pleasure than seeing people properly analysing the Kaa scenes and going deeper than the usual surface level. It may all be just conjecture but it sure is fun!
Just one thing that I wanted to pick up on. It seems to have become just an accepted truth that Shanti was much weaker willed/susceptible to Kaa’s spell than Mowgli. I’m really not sure that’s the case. You’d think the test of how weak one is to Kaa’s hypnosis would be how quickly it takes to be hypnotized by his eyes. As for spirals appearing in their eyes, both Mowgli and Shanti’s eyes start spiralling almost instantly. In fact, given that in Shanti’s encounter there are a few seconds where we are looking at Kaa and don’t see her, it seems that it actually took longer for Shanti’s eyes to change.
Then for both of them, they remain completely transfixed, limply following Kaa’s gaze, until they are knocked out of their respective trances- Shanti after about 30 seconds, Mowgli after about 45. If you watch them, they both seem equally mesmerized. Not like one is distinctly more resistant. You could say Mowgli is resisting more strongly because of the way his eyes struggle between closing and opening but to me that is just because Kaa is telling him to sleep and so he is stuck between wanting to sleep and wanting to stare. He doesn’t give Shanti any instruction so she can just stare happily.
If you’re thinking it’s about who reaches the so-called *ping* moment first, I’m not sure either really has a definitive one. If it’s just the moment that they start grinning, Shanti does so earlier, after about 16 seconds compared to Mowgli at around 30. But then she stops grinning again shortly after. If it’s when they start aimlessly staring into space, not looking at Kaa, then Shanti never even does so. And her body never goes completely stiff so it can’t be that either.
So, all in all, I think Shanti responded to the hypnosis pretty identically to Mowgli. What say you?
Looking for a roleplay!
This is rare these days but anyone who wants to do a super cool roleplay with me, drop me a line. (I don’t just do Kaa ones!!)
Do you know of any good sites that have some good kaa material? Love your page btw ;)
Thank you! Well it depends what you’re looking for. Naff manips with Kaa in them stopped doing it for me years ago now. So I spend most of my time on Omegle talking to real people about Kaa stuff. As for artwork, I still check DeviantArt for the rare gems and I also see some good stuff on Instagram. But like I say, what interests you?
What do we think, are Mowgli and Shanti weak-willed? Or were they a challenge for Kaa?
Unpopular opinion: if you remove the threat of vore, you’re also removing the one thing about the first encounter that made it so exciting - tension.
Friendly counter-point from a non-vore fan, it’s very much the threat of vore that is so amazing. The actual vore is unnecessary. Not to mention the wonderfully dark side of Kaa that comes out when he’s foiled!
The way Kaa must’ve felt here is probably the exact same feeling we get when someone comes with fast food for you unannounced
Agreed! What I love, and think people forget, is that the whole time Kaa has Mowgli in his clutches, he’s absolutely ravenous. He sees Mowgli as an incredibly tasty meal he just can’t wait to devour. Sure, he gets carried away with the fun of controlling him but ultimately, he’s salivating...
Hi. Like you, I'm a fan of Kaa and his hypnosis @w@. I especially enjoy the encounters between Kaa and Mowgli (I know, I'm unoriginal xD) Out of curiosity, what do you enjoy most in the construction of a trance? Do you have a favorite moment in the meetings with Kaa? How would you describe the feeling of being put in a trance?Anything else you like about these things?
Nice to meet you. I like a big build up to a trance, with the tist having to use all of his powers of persuasion/seduction/manipulation to lure the sub under.
My favourite moment? It’s so hard to choose and every few days I find myself focusing on another random part (literally spent a few days just focusing on the moment Bageera smacks Kaa’s head away, weird huh?) Over all though, probably the bit where Mowgli calls for Bagheera, the bit where Kaa opens his mouth to devour Mowgli, the bit where Mowgli first starts walking down the branch in the second encounter or the bit where Shanti stands on tiptoe.
Being put in a trance via Kaa’s version of hypnosis would, I think, involve your surroundings fading into wobbly obscurity, the sensation of warm liquid flowing through your open eyes and into your brain, oozing over it and making it dull, heavy and calm, waves of relaxation washing over you like the moment when you start nodding off in front of the TV, a profound dizziness and disorientation, a ticklish, tempting pleasure that ripples through your body, a total lack of care for anything...
