I hope to see one for ballbusting someday. ;)

Combine this with Equinophilia, and you get the magic of Derpi.

It’s feels so gay

But what if you prefer cartoon characters?
 
(aka The line of justification for perverted fantasies so long as they’re not performed in real life)

@thps48  
Stupid autocorrect, it’s gone now

@Prometheus labs CEO  
Hurr, butt. :D

But they’re all cartoon characters…

everyone seems to have a need to add to their collection of labels these days.

Does it include all attraction to cartoon characters, or does it only include attraction to cartoon characters because they are cartoon characters? Wouldn’t that also make her an autophile?

@Derpinator  
It’s really hard to tell if that’s actually something that exists or just a misinterpretation of what was actually going on in whichever patient this was studied in….

@Goddess Erosia  
It’s more of if it’s the fact that the character IS a cartoon that gets you your stiffy.

This one seems pretty normal to me to be honest - I mean for one, 100% of everyone here secretly fits this description to some degree at least. Fictional characters are, after all, just an idea. An idea of a person can be pretty deep depending on one’s imagination, and the writing quality for said character at its source. I mean even back in the day women would openly swoon over characters like James Bond, but it wasn’t explicitly for the actor - it was more for the kind of personality he portrayed. It’s not like any fans of celebrities actually know these people in real life. The difference is one character is physically portrayed by someone who actually exists, while the other may only be a drawing portrayed by the voice of someone. I don’t think it’s much of a problem so long as you’re mentally aware that they’re both fictional.

@Otterhand  

 
…pfft. Heh heh…damn it…

The most meta fetish.

“Pinkie…Will you break my fourth wall?”

ohey