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The Complete Guide to Buying Fantasy Dildos (2026)

A fantasy dildo is a dildo sculpted like something that never walked the earth: dragons, horses, tentacles, knotted beasts. To choose the right one, focus on three things: size, material and shape. Beginners should start under 8" with a slim, medium-firm silicone body; if you want serious fullness, look for knots, flares and 10"-plus lengths.

By The Naughty Boy Team · Last reviewed: 7 September 2026 · Shipped discreetly Australia-wide

Shapes you cannot get anywhere else

Knots, ridges, flares and tapers engineered for sensation, not realism. Every bump does a job.

Sizes from starter to monster

The same sculpt often comes in three lengths, so you buy the one that fits tonight and upgrade later.

Zero awkwardness

It is a dragon. Nobody who finds it in the drawer is going to ask who it looks like.

In a hurry? Our quick picks

What Is a Fantasy Dildo?

A fantasy dildo is an insertable toy shaped after a creature or a myth rather than a human body: horse, dragon, canine, tentacle, alien. The category grew out of the custom-silicone scene and is now one of the biggest ranges in our anal zone, with over 500 sellable designs in our fantasy dildo collection.

What makes them different is the geometry. Realistic cocks copy anatomy; fantasy sculpts add a knot at the base, a flared head, spiralling ridges or a tapering tentacle tip. Most are poured in platinum silicone in two or three firmness grades, and nearly all carry a wide, stable base that works with a suction mount or a harness.

Are Fantasy Dildos Right for You?

If you have tried a standard dildo and found it a bit polite, fantasy dildos are your next step. They exist to deliver sensations a human shape cannot: the pop of a knot passing through, the stretch of a flared head, the crawl of a ridged shaft.

They suit solo players who want something new, couples who want a toy that doubles as a conversation piece, and anyone chasing fullness rather than realism. Plenty of our customers pair one with the prostate massager they already own and alternate between the two.

The honest trade-off: these are not subtle. A 14" horse is a commitment of size, cleaning time and drawer space, and the big sculpts want a confident, well-warmed-up body. Start smaller than your ambition.

Types of Fantasy Dildos: Which One Suits You?

Fantasy dildos break into five families, and the family decides the sensation: knotted beast, equine, tentacle, plug-style creature, and the motorised specials. Here is the field.

Knotted beast dildos

Canine and wolf-inspired sculpts with a slimmer shaft and a pronounced knot near the base. The knot is the whole event: ease past it and the body grips the neck, plug-style. The 8" Knotted Beast Cock is the sensible entry; the 10" Knotted Beast Cock adds two inches for those who already know they like it.

Horse and equine dildos

A flared, flattened head on a long, mostly smooth shaft. Built for depth and a distinctive wide-then-narrow entry. The 11" Dark Angel Horse Cock at 11" is the popular middle size; the 14" version is for experienced players only.

Tentacles and snakes

Long, flexible, tapering shafts covered in suckers or ridges. Insert as much or as little as you like and the texture does the rest. The 17.5" Mutant Tentacle Anal Snake is the best seller in the whole category for exactly that reason.

Creature plugs and thrusters

Shorter fantasy sculpts made to stay in, like the 7.1" Bichon Frise Anal Plug, plus motorised specials such as the 8" Fire Dragon Thrusting Cock and the inflatable 8.1" Inflatable Freak Cock. More money, more moving parts, more sensation.

TypeBest forFeelSkill levelPrice band
Knotted beastThe knot sensation, plug-like holdSlim shaft, big pop, firm gripBeginner to intermediate$70–$110
EquineDepth and a flared headLong, smooth, wide entryIntermediate to advanced$110–$270
Tentacle / snakeTexture and total control of depthFlexible, ridged, progressiveBeginner to advanced$100–$120
Creature plugWearing, warming upCompact, stays putBeginner$80–$110
Thrusting / inflatableHands-free intensityMotorised, expandingIntermediate$100–$200

How to Choose Your First Fantasy Dildo

Choose in this order: size first, firmness second, shape third, budget last. Get the size right and the rest is preference; get it wrong and the toy stays in the box.

1. Size: read the widest point, not the length

Fantasy sculpts list length, but the number that matters is the widest circumference, usually at the knot or head. Beginners want that under about 5.5" around and a total length under 8". The same design in medium is nearly always the right first buy.

2. Firmness: medium for your first, softer for bigger

Most brands pour in soft, medium and firm. Medium gives you enough backbone to insert cleanly without punishing you at the knot. Go softer as you go larger, firmer only for slim, smooth sculpts.

3. Shape: pick the sensation you are after

Want a pop and a hold? Knot. Want depth? Equine flare. Want texture you can dial? Tentacle. If you cannot decide, a creature plug like the 7.1" Bichon Frise Anal Plug teaches you what your body likes before you spend on the big sculpts.

4. Budget: sizes cost more than sculpts

A great starter sits at $70–$110. Stepping up to a 12"–14" statement piece pushes past $250, and motorised specials sit in between. Buy the size for now and the collection will grow on its own.

Experience levelMax girth aroundLook forOur pick
First fantasy toyUp to ~5.5"Medium silicone, under 8", knot or plug shape8" Knotted Beast Cock
Warming up5.5"–6.5"Medium-soft, 9"–11", equine or tentacle11" Dark Angel Horse Cock
Confident6.5" and upSoft pour, 12"-plus, big flares and knots14" Dark Angel Horse Cock

Materials & Body-Safety

Buy platinum-cure silicone and nothing else in this category. It is non-porous, body-safe, holds fine detail and comes in graded firmness, which is why every serious fantasy brand uses it.

Avoid PVC, jelly and unbranded "TPE" fantasy sculpts: they are porous, they sweat plasticiser and they cannot be properly cleaned. Check for a wide, stable base, a smooth seam, and a listing that says silicone rather than "silicone-feel". One pairing rule: water-based lube only, because silicone lube softens a silicone toy's surface over time.

How to Use a Fantasy Dildo

Warm up, lube generously, and go slower than you think you need to, especially at the knot or flare. That is the whole technique; the sculpt does the rest.

Start with a finger or a smaller toy so the body is relaxed, then coat the shaft and the base of the knot with a thick water-based lube. Ease in to the first ridge or the neck below the knot and pause. Passing the knot is a slow, deliberate press with plenty of lube, never a shove; stopping short of it is still a great night.

Most fantasy bases work on a suction mount or in a harness, which frees your hands. Creature plugs can be worn for a while; the big equine and tentacle pieces are session toys, not all-day wear.

Care, Cleaning & Storage

Wash before first use and after every session with warm water and a toy cleaner or mild soap, then air-dry fully. Silicone can also be boiled for three minutes or wiped with a 10% bleach solution and rinsed.

Pay attention to the underside of the knot and the ridges, where lube hides. Dust with a little cornstarch if the surface gets tacky, store each toy in its own bag so silicone never rests against silicone, and keep motorised specials' charging ports dry.

Our Top 8 Fantasy Dildos for 2026

These eight earn their place on what actually gets re-ordered from the fantasy range, from a first knot to a full-size equine. All in stock, shipped discreetly across Australia.

Best for beginners

8" Knotted Beast Cock — FAAK

SKU: NBA-FAAK-YC125

$73

An 8" knotted beast in medium silicone with a slim shaft below the knot. The lowest-pressure way to learn what a knot feels like, for under $75.

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Top pick

17.5" Mutant Tentacle Anal Snake — FAAK

SKU: NBA-N-RD5192

$111

Seventeen and a half inches of flexible tentacle you insert as far as you like. Our category best seller because everyone, first-timer to veteran, can use it their way.

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Best equine

11" Dark Angel Horse Cock — FAAK

SKU: NBA-YC-FA2126M

$171

The 11" horse is the size most blokes should own: a proper flared head and enough length to explore without the 14" commitment.

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Best wearable

7.1" Bichon Frise Anal Plug — FAAK

SKU: NBA-YC-WD2121CQ

$83

A 7.1" creature plug with a fantasy sculpt that stays in. Warm up with it, wear it, and let it teach you what shapes work for you.

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Best next step

10" Knotted Beast Cock — FAAK

SKU: NBA-YC-GY283

$102

The 10" knotted beast picks up where the 8" leaves off: same sculpt, more shaft, bigger knot. Buy it once the small one feels easy.

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Best for machine play

10" Arthropod Silicone Kliclok Cock — HiSmith

SKU: NBA-BD-152680

$111

A 10" arthropod sculpt with a KlicLok base for Hismith machines. Segmented texture and a locked-in mount for hands-free sessions.

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Best motorised

8" Fire Dragon Thrusting Cock — Alien Nation

SKU: NBA-IC1360

$194

An 8" dragon that thrusts on its own. Expensive for the length, but the motion turns a familiar sculpt into a completely different session.

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Best statement piece

14" Dark Angel Horse Cock — FAAK

SKU: NBA-YC-FA2126L

$262

The 14" Dark Angel horse is for confident players who already own the 11". Deep, wide and unapologetic; start here and you will regret it.

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Play it smart

Only use fantasy toys with a wide, stable base, go slow at the knot or flare, and never force anything. Lube is not optional back there; stock up on a thick water-based lube before the beast arrives.

Fantasy Dildos FAQ

What size fantasy dildo should a beginner buy?

Start under 8" long with a widest point of about 5.5" around, in medium-firm silicone. Most sculpts come in small, medium and large; medium is nearly always the right first buy, and you can move up once it feels easy.

Do fantasy dildos hurt?

Not when you size sensibly, warm up and use plenty of lube. The knot or flare is the moment to slow right down; any sharp discomfort means stop, add lube and step back a size.

What is the knot on a fantasy dildo for?

The knot is a bulge near the base that you ease past so the body grips the narrower neck behind it, plug-style. It delivers a distinctive pop on entry and a locked-in fullness afterwards.

Are fantasy dildos body-safe?

Yes, when they are platinum-cure silicone with a stable base, which is everything we stock. Skip PVC, jelly or unbranded fantasy sculpts; they are porous and cannot be cleaned properly.

Can I use a fantasy dildo with a harness or suction mount?

Yes. Nearly every fantasy base is wide and flat enough for a suction cup or a standard harness O-ring, and the larger equine bases sit beautifully on a Hismith-style machine adaptor.

Which lube should I use with a fantasy dildo?

A thick water-based lube, applied generously and topped up. Silicone lube degrades a silicone toy's surface over time, and oil-based products are hard to clean out of textured sculpts.

How do I clean a textured fantasy dildo?

Warm water and toy cleaner or mild soap after every session, working into the ridges and under the knot, then air-dry fully. Solid silicone can also be boiled for three minutes for a deep clean.

Why Trust Naughty Boy

We are an Australian store built for blokes, and we have handled, compared and shipped every fantasy sculpt on this page. Our picks come from what gets re-ordered, not from whichever supplier is pushing stock this month.

Australia-based

Local stock, local support, prices in Australian dollars.

Discreet delivery

Plain, unbranded packaging on every order. Your business stays yours.

Body-safe range

We stock non-porous, body-safe materials from brands we'd use ourselves.

Secure checkout

Encrypted payments and a discreet billing name on your statement.

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