Black magic mystical squirmy - rabbit vibrator discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by cherryredhead88

In my experiences here on EF I have learned that I never really cared for rabbits. They just haven't worked for me. My first review ever, and my first toy ever, was the Waterproof Jack Rabbit vibrator. It was not a good experience for me at all, but I have wished for quite a while that I could it a second chance.

So when I saw the Black Magic rabbit, I jumped at the chance for go at it. It resembles the Waterproof Jack Rabbit in size and style, and is very similar in functionality. It has three very strong patterns of steady vibrations, ranging from mild to wild.

These vibrations are controlled by a touch button control panel located on the base of the shaft. Light indicators show you what strength you are using, which can be adjusted by pressing the up or down arrows. This toy can be loud at times, but can be quiet while it is inserted. I would say it could be used behind closed doors discreetly.

To the left of the vibration controls are the rotation function's controls. Mystical Squirmy's second function is that it has rows of beads inside the shaft with rotate clockwise and counter clockwise. These beads are controlled the same as the vibrations, and have varying strengths as well. Pushing the up button can increase the speed of rotation. A button in the middle controls the direction of the rotations.

Another thing I have learned here at Eden is that fresh batteries are needed for new toys, always. It is impossible to know the full function and strength of a toy with used batteries. I, like many others, have made the mistake of switching batteries between toys. This results in mixing and matching, and before you know you have dead batteries. Or very weak batteries that make you think you have a dud. The Squirmy is no exception to this rule; three fresh AA batteries are needed to run it at full potential. There is a plastic sleeve that they are inserted in to make for easy removal. You can slide the sleeve out of the shaft when you are not using your toy to ensure that it isn't draining the batteries, and there is no need to fumble and figure out what way they need to go in because they are all set to go.

Once you slide the batteries in, simply twist the cap on tight to make sure the waterproof seal is set and you are good to go. The base is made of a soft velvet cote plastic, which makes it nice and smooth for easy handling.

The shaft is made of TPE, which is slightly porous. It tends to have a slight rubbery smell to it at first, but after a few times of washing it fades away. The taste isn't that strong, but it's still a rubbery taste, and again it goes away after a few washes.

TPE almost feels like Jelly, but it's flexible and soft. TPE can be cleaned with soap and warm water and air dried (it is also a lint magnet). It needs to be stored on its own (the packaging, while not the best option, works well) where it will not absorb dyes and materials from other things. Rinse it off well before each use, and be sure to use a condom if you share this.

The best use for this toy is vaginal, and although it is possible for anal use I would not recommend it due to its porous material. It would be safe for insertion otherwise, since the two inch rabbit that protrudes from the shaft would act as a flare to keep it from going any further than it should.

The rabbit is soft and squishy, and its ears are very stretchy. They work well for stimulating the vaginal are around the clitoris while its nose snuggles right on top of that sweet button. A nice bullet is inside of this rabbit, and the only thing between it and you is the soft TPE material.

The shaft itself runs about 4 3/4 inches insertable length with a diameter of about 1 3/8 inches around. The entire rabbit is 9 inches long and is actually very lightweight compared to its other rabbit counterparts.