A squad of magical girls runs afoul of the Seven Deadly Sins, seductive demons with corrupting powers that know no bounds

Hands down the best magical girl hypno fiction I have ever read. It’s got magical girls! It’s got demons! It’s got magical girls being corrupted into twisted parodies of themselves by those demons! Each chapter feels like a self-contained exploration of a different character archetype and kink, and each does a great job getting the reader into the character’s head and making the case for just how uniquely, irresistibly enticing that chapter’s kink is (if you read just one chapter, I highly recommend Greed. I keep coming back to that one again and again ^///^). Even the chapters focused on kinks I wasn’t particularly into really drew me in and felt extremely hot. I’m also a massive sucker for hypno stories where the villains frame the heroes’ corruption as a “liberation” of sorts (especially when there’s just a little kernel of truth to it). This story hits that button again and again, and its devilishly delightful every time.

The buxom and hypnotic Professor Yamada makes muck-raking journalism major Sarah discredit herself. Sarah will learn never to disrespect authority ever again.

So many great things about this story! I adore the central dynamic of the dominant professor and the confident, smart, smug college student who gets brainwashed into an obedient, gaslit submissive. The way the story eroticizes blind obedience to authority is super hot, and the way it and caps that off with Sarah destroying all the work she had been so proud of before she had been hypnotized is SO good. Petplay isn’t normally my thing tbh, but Sarah basically going feral while naked REALLY did something for me. This is a story I come back to a lot

Thunderfist attempts to stop a bank robbery, only to have her own intelligence stolen.

Superhero hypno is basically my favorite hypno subgenre, and this story combines that with some super hot intelligence play and bimbofication. It has a great pacing to it as the hero is turned progressively dumber and dumber, it’s a bit silly in that fun comic booky way, and it’s got the classic dynamic of a hypnotic supervillainess turning a physically stronger hero into putty in her hands. But what really puts it over the top and makes this one of my fave stories is how surprisingly wholesome and heartwarming it gets at the end. Big recommend!