The Joker briefly does this in an attempt to make Batman give in to the Titan transformation right before the final battle of Batman: Arkham Asylum. Batman responds by punching him. Sam: Give it here... *Yanks the feather duster right out of her toes. Notices that the duster has lost some of its feathers.* Bad girl! If you wanted the feather duster so badly, you could've just asked me. The faceless monsters known as night-gaunts in the works of H. P. Lovecraft (such as The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath) will explicitly inflict this on victims they've grabbed and are carrying off. While flying.

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Naruto: Jiraiya interrogates some mooks from the Rain Village using this method. When that fails, he threatens them with turning them into frogs. Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo invokes this with startling and unexpected frequency between the various characters in the show, which comes as no surprise given the anime's sense of humor. Often zigzags into this trope's more "friendlier" counterpart.

Sam: Is that the best you can do? You must not be trying very hard. *Glides the feather effortlessly across the balls of Jen's feet. The " Is Lupin Burning... ?!" episode of Lupin III: Part 1: Occurs to Fujiko in one of the most famous scenes of the episode. The DVD/Blu-ray set of Lupin III: Part 5 features a memorial episode that re-creates said scene. Sam: Well, it looks like the maid wants to do things the hard way. *Pulls out a stiff turkey feather.* I bet monsieur feather will get you to talk. *Drags the feather up and down Jenny's soles.*

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Note: All above oils can be used in same time. All are edible and all dramatically soften the skin, increase sensitivity and make skin glisten (even when they dry in skin). Some of them have permanent or long lasting effect. All increase sensations from electricity dramatically. On feet: rolls between each toe and under them. 2 or 4 rolls on sole same on arch, heel , sides of foot and top of it. The Pac-Man episode "The Day the Forest Disappeared" has Mezmaron use a Laugh Laser to incapacitate Pac-Man and the Pac-Marines through laughter. In I'm Gonna Be an Angel!, Noelle is subjected to this by several tiny robots after a series of weird, non-lethal experiments by Alien Robots.

Machine is based on spinning rolls. Each roll is filled with round plates that spin too. Each plate is filed with bird feathers (different types of quill feathers to be precise). Feathers are spinning too. Definitely not played for laughs on one episode of Extreme Ghostbusters, in which a clan of psychic vampires who gain strength from laughter attempted to use it on the Ghostbusters.