// On :Saturday 29 March 2014
Circle: Fatalpulse
Author: Asanagi
Pages: 32
Release date: 31/12/2011
Genres: pregnant, forced, slave, anal, kemonomimi, defloration, pee, elf, monster, lolicon
Parodies: TERA The Exiled Realm of Arborea
Translated: yes
Rating:
So I suppose you like to see pretty girls being abused, or else I can not explain why the previous Victim Girls review is the most popular one on this site since it came out. Doujins that bring the sign of Fatalpulse are distinguished by a misogynistic mood, which is also reflected by the very nature of his characters. While it's obviously a controversial topic that should be carefully analyzed in its real manifestations, here I will consider only its fictional value. Like many other human behaviours, it's interesting to see their extreme effects portrayed in a world where they are harmless and can be exploited for -surprise surprise- entertaining purposes.
Like many other MMORPG, in the world of TERA there's a lack of endgame contents, a situation metaphorically represented by the events in this book. Charlotte, Lord of Loscadia, is an unbeatable Elin champion growing tired and bored by her life now devoid of any real emotion; the feeling of defeat, she thinks, might awaken the long lost excitement. The situation is outlined very well and the author take its time to let us know Charlotte and empathize with her. Now, take a bunch of cute girls with animal ears and imagine them as voluntary slaves of a group of orcs. Here's where you need to make a little leap of faith, thinking them as volunteers in a place where they are used as mating/breeding companions and eventually as livestock.
The doujin is also very explicit in its intentions. While it actually doesn't contain any kind of guro (unless you consider guro some casual monster slaying), there are many references to it and the emotional bonding could kill the mood to many.
Asanagi give it's best to create a full immersion for the reader. TERA world comes alive in every scene thanks to the rich backgrounds and an obsessive attention to detail. Elins are cute as always and the only males you'll see are the monsters abusing them. Not an easy reading, but a great one indeed.
