The sexuality of fantasy folks: Our conception

Fantastic beings have always sparked the human imagination. Originating in European folklore, they’ve inspired countless tales, legends, and works of art. Over time, writers and artists have reshaped these creatures, building entire worlds filled with beings both strange and familiar. We’ve learned about their powers, their cultures, even their psychology—but rarely do we stop to wonder about something essential: how do these creatures reproduce? Are they similar to us, or entirely different?

Surprisingly, very few people throughout history have explored the sexual appearance and behaviours of these fantastical beings—or, if they did, their records never reached us. Modern fantasy art usually takes the shortcut of depicting them with human-like genitalia. But if these creatures truly have unique bodies, shouldn’t their sexuality reflect that too?

Where myth meets touchable fantasy

That’s the idea that drives our creations. When we design our toys, we expand on each creature’s traits—scales, spikes, ridges, wrinkles, and curious protuberances—and translate them into distinctive sexual forms. The goal isn’t just appearance: each toy offers a unique texture, crafted to stimulate in new and surprising ways. Colours also play a role; instead of flat, uniform shades, we experiment with pigments, sparkles, and gradients that mirror the personality and essence of each creature. This fusion of design and imagination creates toys that aren’t just objects, but portals into fantasy—awakening desire by blending sensuality with storytelling.

Of course, we also recognise human diversity. What excites one person may not appeal to another. That’s why we studied the natural variety of human genitalia—because in reality, penises and vulvas come in a wide range of shapes and sizes. Using this knowledge, we designed each toy to reflect the creature’s concept while still echoing the forms that exist in real life. Sometimes we stay close to human standards, and other times we push beyond them—because that’s where the fun, the fantasy, and the sense of discovery truly begin.