With the next installment of the Dungeon Wolves series, brought to you by the talented Deamondante: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/deamondante/ we have the anime villain Wolfrun from the ultra cute (and ultra annoying) fantasy anime, Smile Precure. Over the years Wolfrun has gained in popularity and now he has gotten the attention of the mysterious tickle loving doctors the operate that fiendish castle of tickle torture.

Wolfrun © Shōji Yonemura

This commission was drawn by Deamondante: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/deamondante/ and he has given me permission to post it on my gallery.

NOTE: The fuzzy roller in the picture is a little tribute to Delirious Foxglove's own fuzzy feather wheel from "The Losers." http://deliriousfoxglove.deviantart.....sers-116472701

Notes from the Head Administrator
Subject: Wolfrun
Device/Method: Feather Frame

Is it me, or have the subjects been getting stranger and stranger, of course with such excellent specimens, I'm not one to argue. My latest subject was found in the nearby woods, he was apparently chasing something, or someone. He was a tall, lean, moderately muscular effeminate looking grey wolf with a blue jumpsuit and long silver hair.
Due to his body type I thought he would be a good choice for the Feather Frame, a loose variant on my other feather themed device, The Feather Rack, but instead it uses a stockade frame design. When they brought him into the chamber, the subject was wearing a blue thong, apparently that was the only thing that he was wearing under there.......interesting.
The subject struggled against the to orderlies and was eventually secured in the stockade, I watched as the feathers from the wheels and roller made him twitch with annoyance, wiggling his ears, moving his body, and flexing his toes, I do think I found a good one.
I first began with the head wheels, the feathers brushed against the wolf's long ears, immediately he tried to move his head but it was too securely restrained in the stocks, he didn't laugh at all but only grunted and growled. I then began the side wheels, this got a much better reaction from him. He began to crack a smile as he tried to pull down his arms due to the feathers running down through his armits and down his sides, the legs were next.
Now nearly all of his body was shaking and struggling like he was being electrocuted. The wolf's smile grew wider and wider as he began blushing a bit. Without a doubt the last part would break him. I then finally activated the feather coated fuzzy roller that the subject's feet was being supported on, eventually the wolf couldn't stand it anymore after 10 seconds from the activation of the fuzzy roller, the subject finally burst out into laughter.
With all the feather wheels and the fuzzy roller turned on all the way, the experiment was a good success, this Wolfrun would make an great addition to our ticklish wolf menagerie.

Original Artwork by Deamondante: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/deamondante/
Original Picture: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/11509836/