MONSTER MUSUME NO IRU NICHIJOU

DESCRIPTION

CAST

CHAPTERS

ANIME ComedyMonster Musume no Iru Nichijou
OVA ComedyMonster Musume no Iru Nichijou SP
MANGA ComedyMonster Musume no Iru Nichijou 4-koma Anthology
ONA ComedyMonster Musume no Iru Nichijou: Hobo Mainichi OO! Namappoi Douga
NOVEL ComedyMonster Musume no Iru Nichijou: Monster Girl Hello Work

REVIEWS

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  GGShang

  70/100
  A read only for those of the highest (or lowest) class

  Now this, this is ART.

  Monster Musume knows what you want and will give it to you. Are you tired of seeing the same old humans in your harem manga? Do you want to spice up your life with something different? Something... dangerous? Or maybe you've just always wanted some monster girls in your life. Either way, no longer do we have to be bound by the chains of humanity. We can now choose to throw them off and pursue the greatness that is monster girls.

  In a world where monster girls exist and want to live with humans our MC find himself taking care of quite a few. In this main harem we have your snake girls, harpies, centaurs, spiders, slimes, mermaids and dullahans, each having their own paper thin personalities, but strong assets. But if you happen to not like these, you can still enjoy other types of monster girls that we see show up from time to time, like zombies, onis, doppelgangers, cyclopes, cows, goats, vampires, dryads, other snakes, and so many more.

  What's that you say? What's the plot of Monster Musume? Let me ask you a better question: do you really even need a plot? The story is pretty much just slice of life with a few small arcs here and there, but that's not really the main focus. Everything about Monster Musume revolves around how many ecchi situations the MC can manage to get himself into and how many monster girls can he get to like him. Oh, so a dryad is going out of control because of the pollutants in the forest? Let's solve the problem by sucking it all out of her nipple. So you're telling me that the MC has to work on a farm with cow and sheep girls? Well what can I say besides let's start milking. I hear a spider has gone running amok because no one will accept her, so what can you do besides saying that you're a leg man and praising her for all 8 of hers? Truly this is a plot driven story.

  A wise man once asked if the nipples were the only thing that people liked about To Love-Ru, and to those who would think to ask that of Monster Musume I would scoff and tell them that it is only a small portion of what makes Monster Musume the treasure that it is. The amount of censoring goes down fast as the chapters go on, leading to it to somehow become even more ecchi than you originally thought it would be. It's kind of impressive actually.

  All jokes aside, this is a really trashy manga. but a lot of people want just that. So to those brave souls that can proudly admit what they are and what they want, Monster Musume is a great read.For everyone else, just stay away

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  PsyGwak

  75/100
  Monster Musume : Everyday Life With Monster Girls

  MONSTER MUSUME NO IRU NICHIJOU (Ou
  Monster Musume : Everyday Life With Monster Girls)

  

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  Type : Manga
  Statut : Publication
  Première publication : 19 Mars 2012
  Genres : Comédie, Ecchi, Fantaisie, Romance,
  Harem, Slice of Life, Seinen
  Auteurs : Inui, Takemaru (Histoire et Art)
  Série : Comic Ryu

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  Synopsis : Il y a trois ans, le monde a appris que les harpies, les centaures, les filles-chats et toutes sortes de créatures fabuleuses ne sont pas que de la fiction ; ils sont de chair et de sang, sans parler des écailles, des plumes, de la corne et des crocs. Grâce à la "Loi sur l'échange culturel entre espèces", ces créatures autrefois mythiques se sont assimilées à la société, ou du moins, elles essaient. Lorsqu'un malheureux humain nommé Kurusu Kimihito est intronisé en tant que "bénévole" dans le programme d'échange du gouvernement, son monde est bouleversé.

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  Critique : Monster Musume, c'est quelque chose qui peut avoir l'air extrêmement étrange dans un sens (et qui probablement doit l'être) mais d'un autre coté, c'est une œuvre qu'on ne peut plus arrêter de lire une fois lancé dedans, grâce a notamment un humour impeccable (bien qu'un peu répétitif selon les personnages)

  Les personnages, parlons en justement, ils sont tous vraiment bien écrit et extrêmes attachant, bien que le personnage principal Kimihito soit assez oubliable malheureusement (comme dans beaucoup d'œuvres du même genre), ses prétendantes par contre n'ont rien a voir et possède une écriture bien plus affinée avec notamment des objectifs pour chacune des prétendantes, sans parler évidemment de leurs caractéristiques propres à chacune d'elles (qu'il faut absolument découvrir par soi même et non dans une review quelconque comme celle-ci).

  Un autre point important de l'œuvre et a mon sens beaucoup trop sous estimé, c'est le Lore (l'histoire des personnages et du monde dans laquelle l'œuvre existe).
  Pour une œuvre dont l'histoire est au second plan (voir le troisième...) le travail sur celui-ci mérite tout les honneurs et il sait nous tenir en haleine en y dévoilant ses quelques détails ma foi très intéressant

  Je recommande sans hésitation Monster Musume, mais ce n'est clairement pas pour n'importe qui, le coté Ecchi peut clairement rebuter (et sans parler du coté Monster Girl de l'œuvre). les personnages sont absolument attachant et seront vous faire ressentir quelques émotions que toutes œuvres digne de ce nom sait faire ressentir

  Merci énormément d'avoir lu cette critique sur une œuvre qui me tient particulièrement a cœur !
  j'espère que mon avis vous convient et j'ai hâte de vous retrouver pour de nouvelles review ^^

  PS : Miia, Lala et Zombina sont les meilleures x3

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  KuroGFX

  100/100
  An extremely long (and detailed) rant trying to justify why I want to have intercourse with a spider ლ(╹◡╹ლ)

  
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  Hear ye hear ye
  
  Bring thy fetishes to the table and let us partake in the truest of degeneracy this review took a bit of a while to compound my thoughts on so I hope you enjoy
  
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  Monster Musume is about a dude named Kimihito or often reffered to as __Darling~Kun__ by the Monster Girls as he steadily starts to take in more and more Monster Girls under his roof via a cultural exchange program.
  
  The Story mainly focuses on a plot devoted to encountering various Monster Girls in sexily comical scenarios in a lax slice-of-life setting.
  
  As far as being an actual character the main character kimihito isn't one which is a purposeful move on the creator as he clarifies that he even hesitated to draw his protagonist in the first place he'd rather try to make it first-person like a dating sim game so at the very least he makes his personality as bland as possible whilst also refusing to draw his pupils
  
  >OKAYADO: First of all, I didn't really want to draw even the face of the main character in Monster Musume.
  
  >So why doesn't the main character, Kimihito, have much of a personality? (laughs) Instead, the focus is mostly on the monster girls having strongly defined personalities, and this guy being the passive prey of an ever-growing assortment of aggressively amorous monster girls.
  
  OKAYADO: I wanted to do that, so readers would be able to feel some attachment to the main character easily. But I have to draw the face of my main character at the very least, so that's why I draw his face, but as a kind of compromise, I'm not drawing his eyes, so his eyes are white.
  
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  this is pretty indicative of what Okayado really intends this series to be the question is whether your are up to the challenge soldier
  
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  #####*talking about the appeal of ecchi*
  
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  before I get a headache writing this I just want to preface that Ecchi is a category that is directed at people who either don't mind or exclusively enjoy more salacious stuff in their media typically LN's, Manga's, or Anime it's a bit of a weird genre bordering on ADULT but from specific interviews with Okayado where he stipulates the requirements for passing the threshold for R rated content at least in Japan
  
  > Okayado: "The line in Japan for the “Rated R” content is having the actual sex scene or drawing what's underneath the underwear,  you know, from the bottom down. Top-up is okay, bottom-down is… (laughs) We're not allowed to write nudity underneath there, from bottom-down. That's the line"
  
  [Interview Source
  ](https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interview/2016-08-03/okayado-the-father-of-monster-musume/.104978)
  
  when it comes to Ecchi I have a bit of a __First-Hand__ experience (cause my other hand was busy writing this review)
  
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   Ecchi has always been to be a bit of an eye-candy genre which is why I stipulated before if you're not really into it you GTFO but there's more to it than just saucy images it's the fact that whether it's high-action anime or more low key slice of life manga 
  
  https://anilist.co/anime/8074/High-School-of-the-Dead/
  https://anilist.co/manga/57317/Okusan/
  https://anilist.co/manga/86303/Miss-Kobayashis-Dragon-Maid/
  
  I find Ecchi to be a complimentary genre if used boldly and with self-awareness or simply inserted into the series as a way to compliment the narrative the best example of the latter is Food Wars with how it uses Ecchi to enhance non-tangible elements of the story like the taste of food by showcasing characters erupting into nudity due to the sheer taste with a metaphorical surreal dream climax that describes the taste. 
  
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  *basically the characters figuratively getting naked makes the food look even tastier*
  
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  </h1></body></html>___ so detouring a bit from this review I just want to talk about how Ms Smith or Kuroko Smith is basically Misato Katsuragi from Evangelion I mean seriously just look at this clear overlap
  
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  ####- they both occupy very stressful jobs which cause them to use their days to decompress
  ####- they both are charged with juggling several jobs at once like various bureaucratic paperwork or let's say tactical squads taking on commander roles and generally acting as supervisor figures to others
  ####- both indulge in alcohol and have very laid-back attitudes that flip when it comes to work which they're more than hyper-competent at 
  ####- finally they both have killer legs
  
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  so if you've always wanted to see Misato Katsuragi in a Monster Girls series than this is as close as your going to get
  
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  Fantasy concepts and world premises have only meant as much to me as how the author decides how to showcase the world an example being how Vampire Hunter D uses the premise of D the Vampire Hunters individual mostly self-contained pulpy action-adventure stories as a way to explore it's bizarre mixture of Sci-fi, occult, post-apocalyptic, western, genre fusion melting pot of a series
  
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  frontier villages which are plagued by the experiments of nobility ranging from Werewolves, Carnivorous Ant Colonies, Malevolent Spirits, or Night Clouds which are sentient creatures in gaseous form that envelop their prey and consume it.
  
  Monster Musume chooses to showcase it's world through more societal aspects 
  
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  we get to see various different results of a Monster Girl society and different social events and how human society would adapt to the conceit of Monster Girls with one of the notable arcs being about how one of the Monster Girl characters finds difficulty getting a job in human society because of the radically different body types.
  
  just the different societal accommodations and implementations of Monster Girls I love to see whether it's Social Events that promote the awareness of various different cultures and lesser-known Monster Girl species is what makes the series so enjoyable since it's essentially a Monster Girl Encyclopedia of sorts with a bare-bones plot to explore more facets of the premise
  
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  The Balance between Humanoid and Monster in Monster Musume is probably the thing that cuts it differently than other series
  
  Okayado balances between imbuing just the right amount of physiological attributes of a character's species whilst keeping the design human in nature
  
  #__The Uncanny Valley for Monster Girls__
  
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  one of the reasons why Monster Girls is popular is because how it takes various types of animals or mythological monsters and creates a hybrid psuedo-human design 
  
  this creates a sort of uncanny valley affect which to describe is essentially the theory that human appearance or behavior can make an artificial figure seem more familiar for viewers like robots or dolls
  
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  I think something similar can be applied with anthropomorphic animals and Monster Girls where imbuing human traits to non-human entities opens up a sort of halfway point where you're mind can wrap itself around the idea as weird as it is to want to fuck a spider or even a leech for that matter
  
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  I've had the __pleasure__ of checking out some of the designs of other Monster Girl-related media and something that I feel like goes unappreciated with Okayado's designs is how he puts a lot of effort into making Monster Girls feel like Monster girls instead what I feel sometimes is just fucking cosplay or just some light motif for the character rather than going all the way with the design
  
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  ####*taken from the Monster Girl Encyclopedia covers*
  
  I mean just look at how much detail he puts into the physiology and body structure of the characters in terms of having the physiology feel a half humanoid creature with actual characteristics of whatever monster or animal they derive from and it can make for really fun to read character sheets with tidbits of info
  
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  and let me just say this stuff is just mwah 
  
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  and this isn't even going into how Okayado will also introduce subspecies types into the mix in standalone chapters, arcs, or info sheets like the one's they show at the end of the anime episodes
  
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  ####*Note that this data sheet is something that tends to appear at the end of episodes in the anime adaptation*
  
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  hope you enjoyed this review I had a fun time talking about something people necesarilly pass off as something only the trashiest of people would enjoy and I may indeed be trashy but I think the manga has so many elements that puts it above its contemporaries or clone series and why it was able to popularize the idea of Monster Girl in the first place
  
  I pray to the god Okayada or Takemaru Inui his fetish brought something really great into existence 
  
  something that a lot of people regardless of difference can jerk it to
  
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  check out this review the [Anime Man](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3ETCazlHenpXEsrEJH-k5A) did about him it's Greatodazze
  
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  if your interested in more also check out his interview from Anime Expo 2016 [here](https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interview/2016-08-03/okayado-the-father-of-monster-musume/.104978)
  

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