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Interviews with Monster Girls #6
Interviews with Monster Girls, Vol. 6
Demi, para individu dengan sifat khusus yang berbeda dengan orang kebanyakan. Tentu saja ada banyak tantangan bagi mereka untuk hidup dalam masyarakat. Salah satunya, Bu Sato, seorang succubus, punya kekuatan yang sangat menyusahkan. Bukan hanya untuk kehidupan sehari-hari, tapi juga dalam urusan asmara.
160 pages, Paperback
First published May 18, 2018
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July 17, 2020
As soon as the Zashiki-Warashi house spirit is introduced in the last volume, the science duo of Soma and Tetsuo return to offer their take on a supernatural phenomenon in the first two chapters of this volume. Also, out Tetsuo-Sakie ship is about to set sail. Another great volume for sure.
March 20, 2022
just gets stronger and stronger. sakie and tetsuo start to bond outside of the school….and tetsuo admits some possible feelings/thoughts about the future with sakie!!! we also get more of zashiko and yoko (who turns out to be tetsuo’s niece). super cute yoko/tetsuo memories when she was just a kid…then, the last of the book focuses on yuki’s dream to become a teacher, initially because of tetsuo but truly to emulate sakie. just such a heartwarming, fluffy manga. I love it so much!!!
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July 9, 2020
Confessions of a Demi Teacher.
Okay so that header might be a little misleading but being a succubi Sakie get's some time in this book both with the girls and separately with Takahashi. The poor girl always has to be careful she isn't accidentally seducing men with her powers so it is natural she is a bit awkward around a guy she actually likes and he is doing his best not to give in to her even though she is accidentally triggering some of his fetishes. Its professionalism versus affection as the two go out for a drink after work.
In this volume we also get to see Sakie finding a (possibly temporary) solution to being tired due to her travels to and from work, science about monster girls and how they can appear invisible to some but not others, Takahashi having an interesting dream (and to a degree a confession from Sakie), how to make a vampire drunk, and Yuki has something she has to say to Sakie that will affect her future. Curious about what happened? I guess you'll just have to read the book or cheat and look it up on the internet. ;)
Okay so that header might be a little misleading but being a succubi Sakie get's some time in this book both with the girls and separately with Takahashi. The poor girl always has to be careful she isn't accidentally seducing men with her powers so it is natural she is a bit awkward around a guy she actually likes and he is doing his best not to give in to her even though she is accidentally triggering some of his fetishes. Its professionalism versus affection as the two go out for a drink after work.
In this volume we also get to see Sakie finding a (possibly temporary) solution to being tired due to her travels to and from work, science about monster girls and how they can appear invisible to some but not others, Takahashi having an interesting dream (and to a degree a confession from Sakie), how to make a vampire drunk, and Yuki has something she has to say to Sakie that will affect her future. Curious about what happened? I guess you'll just have to read the book or cheat and look it up on the internet. ;)
July 19, 2020
I just can't get enough of this.
I don't want it to end! I want to read about this story for another 10 volumes! Such a neat series. Adorable girls, fun teachers, interesting premises. I really like this. And all the lessons in accepting & identifying with differently abled people is just wonderful. I love it! Art, simplistic, yet fitting. Dialogue, very good, believable for sure. Characters, likeable & admirable.
I don't want it to end! I want to read about this story for another 10 volumes! Such a neat series. Adorable girls, fun teachers, interesting premises. I really like this. And all the lessons in accepting & identifying with differently abled people is just wonderful. I love it! Art, simplistic, yet fitting. Dialogue, very good, believable for sure. Characters, likeable & admirable.
May 10, 2019
Tetsuo Takahashi is exactly the man I wanted to grow up and marry when I was younger. An amazing teacher, an amazing man. This manga is FANTASTIC and it hits me in the heart because it is about educators <3
December 31, 2024
Another cute & funny volume (not really a lot to say tbh)
August 29, 2023
Aside from the scientific-ish explanations I disliked last volume. I also really dislike the house spirit storyline.
It's apparently a little girl that somehow manipulates reality around her, making her completly invisible. Or creating allucinations on people, making them think there's nothing there in the first place.
Anyways, Tetsuo's and Sakie's relationship starts to blossom. At least a bit, since he's the kind of person that likes to keep things proffesional first.
It's apparently a little girl that somehow manipulates reality around her, making her completly invisible. Or creating allucinations on people, making them think there's nothing there in the first place.
Anyways, Tetsuo's and Sakie's relationship starts to blossom. At least a bit, since he's the kind of person that likes to keep things proffesional first.
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