They were once feared and forced to live in the shadows. But as modern society grew more enlightened, human beings began to realize that monsters like succubi, dullahans, and vampires deserve public services as much as anyone. Still, a girls' high school for monsters? It sounds like a nightmare, but for one man it's a dream job. Tetsuo has always been fascinated by "demi-humans," and a job opening for a biology teacher at this school is his chance to see them firsthand! But these girls have all the problems normal teenagers have, on top of their supernatural conditions. How will he handle a classroom full of them?
The monster girl sub-genre may owe its recent popularity to more sexually suggestive and visually eccentric titles, but I'm loving how this resurgence is already being met with such creative growth and diversity of which this series is more than a noteworthy example. While Monster Musume is known for eccentric designs like Miia's snake tail and Suu's slime body, Interviews with Monster Girls‘ demis thus far (bar Machi) wouldn't even be recognisable as monster girls at first glance which as mentioned earlier, is this series' greatest strength. For a manga so concerned with the supernatural, Interviews with Monster Girls is awfully human. Read Full Review
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