Consoladores de fantasía

What are fantasy dildos?

Fantasy dildos are insertable toys shaped like something other than a human penis: tentacles, dragons, claws, aliens, insects and creatures from myth, in colours and textures you will not find in a realistic toy. This collection is built around the Creature Cocks range, which covers everything from slim glow-in-the-dark tentacles to very large fisting-sized claws, plus vibrating, thrusting, squirting and inflatable versions and an ovipositor line that comes with eggs. Almost everything here is silicone, which is firm but flexible, non-porous and easy to clean.

Types of fantasy dildos

Tentacle and sea creature designs

Octopus and kraken tentacles with suckers along the shaft, including the Luminoctopus, Astropus and Octoprobe, a Dual Kraken double-ended design and a tentacle with a suction cup base. Curves and sucker texture give these a very distinctive feel.

Dragons, claws and beasts

Dragon Roar, Seraphina Dragon and a range of claw shapes, from Dragon Claw to the fisting-sized Demon Claw and Raptor Claw, along with Ogre, Grim, King Scorpion and Centaur toys. Many are large, ridged and designed for experienced users.

Ovipositors with eggs

Galactic Breeder, Dragon Spawn and Tenta-Queen are hollow dildos through which soft eggs are pushed, mimicking a creature laying eggs. They are a niche but popular corner of fantasy play.

Vibrating, thrusting and squirting versions

The Phoenix, Dragon Thrust, Vespid and Ultimate Centaur add rechargeable vibration, thrusting or a remote control, while the Centaur Explosion and Resurrector Phoenix squirt fluid on demand. The Gorge is inflatable. Compare these with other thrusting dildos.

Glow, glass and gentle shapes

Uni-Glow and Luminoctopus glow in the dark, a Twilight Rainbow borosilicate glass dildo offers a smooth, firm alternative, and slimmer designs like Night Prowler and Crysta are approachable first fantasy toys.

How to choose a fantasy dildo

Fantasy shapes vary far more than realistic ones, so read dimensions and look closely at the texture before you fall for the design.

• Size: check insertable length and the widest girth, not just the overall length; ridges and knots add to the effective width. Start smaller than you think.
• Texture: suckers, scales and ridges feel very different from a smooth shaft. Gentler textures suit beginners.
• Firmness: silicone fantasy toys range from soft to firm; softer toys are more forgiving, firmer ones give more pressure.
• Base: for anal use choose a wide, flared base, and for hands-free play a suction cup or a harness-compatible base. See suction cup dildos.
• Features: decide whether you want a simple shape or vibration, thrusting, squirting or eggs, which add cost and cleaning.

How to use and care for fantasy dildos

Large, textured toys need more lubricant and more patience than a smooth dildo.

• Use plenty of water-based lubricant and reapply often; silicone lubricant can damage silicone toys.
• Warm up with a smaller toy or fingers before moving to a big or heavily textured shape, and stop if anything hurts.
• Never use a toy without a flared base anally.
• Wash before and after use with warm water and a toy cleaner, getting into the suckers and ridges; flush squirting and ovipositor toys thoroughly.
• Dry fully and store each toy separately, ideally in a bag, so colours and materials do not transfer.

Fantasy dildos for beginners, collectors and couples

If you are new to the category, start with a slim, smooth-ish design before trying a claw or a knotted beast, and compare it with the rest of the dildos range to calibrate size. Collectors are drawn to the colours, glow effects and glass pieces, and couples enjoy the role play possibilities, especially with the harness-compatible and remote-controlled models. Whatever the shape, comfort and a slow pace matter more than ambition.