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Monster Wrestling: Mixed Martial Arts Monster Girls #2
Monster Wrestling: Interspecies Combat Girls, Vol. 2
Tirol's star is on the rise, and her next opponent is Fururun the slime girl. A pushover at first glance, Fururun doesn't seem like much...but could she be lulling Tirol into a moist and dangerous embrace? New challenges await the Cerberus with a dream-including entry into the World Tag Survival Monster Wrestling tournament!
- GenresManga
162 pages, Paperback
First published February 28, 2019
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February 2, 2021
Okay, I bought and read the second volume despite some of my criticisms of the first one, and I have to say, they will pretty much be the same for this one.
The art is... it takes some getting used to. Everything is hyper exaggerated and the positions they are put in for moves are supposed to be erotic... but tend to be more horrific than anything else. That said, there are a couple pictures that are actually pretty pleasant to look at (none of the wrestling ones) and they actually caught me off guard with how beautiful the artist could make his characters.
The plot is more of the same. Train the cerebus to be a better wrestler. Very little changes other than getting more of a view of how the monster wrestlers are outside of the ring. We are also introduced to more antagonists in standard fighting manga fashion, and the usual brawls occur.
In the end, the art style takes some getting used to and ends up feeling more like a parody than a serious manga. I did enjoy other manga artists' drawings within the book with their monster girls doing wrestling things, and it weirdly shows what this series could have been.
Still, I will probably continue to follow this manga series as I do enjoy the character archs and the main protagonist as she is different then most monstergirls you come across in manga.
The art is... it takes some getting used to. Everything is hyper exaggerated and the positions they are put in for moves are supposed to be erotic... but tend to be more horrific than anything else. That said, there are a couple pictures that are actually pretty pleasant to look at (none of the wrestling ones) and they actually caught me off guard with how beautiful the artist could make his characters.
The plot is more of the same. Train the cerebus to be a better wrestler. Very little changes other than getting more of a view of how the monster wrestlers are outside of the ring. We are also introduced to more antagonists in standard fighting manga fashion, and the usual brawls occur.
In the end, the art style takes some getting used to and ends up feeling more like a parody than a serious manga. I did enjoy other manga artists' drawings within the book with their monster girls doing wrestling things, and it weirdly shows what this series could have been.
Still, I will probably continue to follow this manga series as I do enjoy the character archs and the main protagonist as she is different then most monstergirls you come across in manga.
December 20, 2019
This manga was wrapped in plastic and with good cause. I am both a fan of big tiddy monster girls and wrestling so I fell in love automatically. Give it a shot, if only to have something to talk about at parties.
August 29, 2020
... so typical fanfic beach stuff and some Dracula's castle kinda stuff.
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