Reviews for Interviews with Monster Girls Manga

I'm somewhat healed by the feeling that children are growing day by day, and even if Ajin is in reality, I want to be friends if they are like these main characters

It was a world full of kindness, accepting the individuality of each person and affirming that differences are natural. It makes me wish that the real world would be filled with kindness.

The anime was very good, so I decided to read it because I was interested in the original. When I actually read it, I understood that the anime was a faithful reproduction of the original. I'm glad I was able to confirm the goodness of the original story.

If the relationships and human dramas of Ajin and the others were in reality, it seemed impossible, and there were things to think about for a moment, so it was interesting.

I liked the design, so I bought it! Ajin and the others are so cute~

It's an academy where you can read calmly. I like the laid-back atmosphere

Something makes me cringe. My complex as an Ajin looks like a girl's complex, so cute.

I watched the anime and started reading it. The characters are cute and interesting!

All of the heroines have their own quirks, but they're too cute after all. Afterwards, the feeling of being heartwarming is also nice.

It's a real school thing, so you can read it calmly. The characters are cute and make you feel relaxed too?

I watched the anime and read it because it was interesting. It's nice that the succubus teacher is cute. The other characters are cute too.

It was novel and interesting. I also watched anime, but I really like the unique design of the manga

I thought they were from the Moe family, but each character was depicted with a lot of love, and I was able to link the emotions right away. It's a nice work that warms my heart.

It's normal everyday style, but Yukijo's high school girl usually has trouble with relationships, and her vampire friends help her. It's a work I watch when I'm relaxing, such as Dulahan's Love Troubles, etc.

It was made into an anime and I've been following it in this magazine ever since. Each one of Ajin's characters is unique and cute, but they're definitely not the center, and I think relationships with other characters are the essence of this work. People who know differences, understand them, and walk through trouble together are required in today's society, but watching this comic makes me think about minorities. Also, philosophical and physical considerations are interesting, and it's a nice work full of friendship and romance. Recommended for both men and women. Anyway, I'm very happy that the distance between Takahashi sensei and Sato-sensei is slowly getting closer. I definitely want them to stick together.

It's good that other works usually treat Ajin (Demi), who she tries to hide, as a simple personality. It's a kind world where society doesn't exclude Ajin, and it's a kind world where they accept them.

All the characters are cute. I feel like I can read it comfortably without being particularly nervous.