// On :Tuesday, 15 April 2014
Circle: Ahobaka
Author: Aho
Pages: 24
Release date: 1/7/2011
Genres: monster girl, pregnant, nakadashi, oral, group sex
Parody: Original
Translated: yes
Rating:
Monster girls are just so cute, and still i feel they don't have the right recognition on this site. I'm not saying that we don't like them... we do, a lot. But sometimes it's easy to forget some good authors who have dedicated their lives to these lovely creatures. Ahobaka doesn't fail to deliver extremely good contents.
After sailing in search for adventure, a guy is involved in a bad shipwreck near an area allegedly infested by demons. I seriously doubt that those mute, tailed, fish-like monster cuties are the kind of demons he was expecting; in any case they save his life and bring him to an hidden place, where he's bound to be their soulmate and also just... mate. Yeah, I'm trying to be sad for him but I really can't. Neither is him.
Aho lines are soft and clean, aiming for a cute and perky look for his creatures. Maybe there's a little too much screening here, but I'm just trying to be really picky; the thing is that shadows work wonder on their body making them look shiny and wet, but if everything looks like that then it's a little wasted.
On a side note, I wonder if they will live a wonderful and happily incestuous life as long as he's alive, and as usual that brings other questions, like: does their kind have males or it's a strictly female population (like most of the monster girls as far as I know)? How lucky will be the next guy to be shipwrecked near there? Can I be that guy, please?
P.S. I've noticed that Blogger (then Google) sometimes removes (I prefer the word censors) some of the pictures completely at random (at random, seriously) without even notify us in any way, and keeps removing those ones even if reuploaded (like saying fuck you in particular). So... we unfortunately have to deal with it, even if is (obviously) perfectly fine material utilized within the limits of fair use (that I understand doesn't mean absolutely nothing). We're obviously constantly trying to restore deleted images, but there's no way to predict where and when it will hit. Just to say. Bye~
