Our Werewolves Are Different: She's a bit different even for this setting from a standard werewolf due to being half-elf. Her half-elf status is the only reason she could even become one to begin with since normally an elf exposed to monster mana can only become a type of succubus no matter what. The werewolf curse was able to transform her human half. Rags to Riches: From an unremarkable inn keeper's daughter to a successful independent business owner who owns a popular chain of cafes. The Ditz: Apparently she thought that the Sabbath Elders meeting that was held to decide whether to make her branch official or not was some kind of produce fair. Red Eyes, Take Warning: Shared by all these characters post-corruption. Justified, they're converted either by Druella or one of her subordinates, and this along with the eye markings on their clothing are sort of her personal symbols. See her entry for detail. Handicapped Badass, Eyepatch of Power: No thank to her abusive mother, she lost her right eye during childhood.

No Name Given: Like most of the characters who appear in example images showing the effects of Monsterization, we never learn her name or anything substantial about her. She's only unique in that she appears in more than one book. The narrative is cleverly woven from the perspective of a wandering monster girl scholar, adding an immersive layer to the content. This perspective invites readers to explore the sensual and captivating lives of elves, dwarves, succubi, centaurs, mermaids, and more. The profiles bring these creatures to life like never before, revealing facets of their existence that are both enchanting and beguiling.

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A minor character who initially appears as an example of what happens to human women who consume Prisoner Fruit, she's only of note due to reappearing in Demon Realm Traveler's Guide as the Succubus founder and owner of a successful chain of monster run cafes called Tricoromille, which specializes in sweets and confections made with Prisoner Fruit. Unreliable Narrator: The worst in the entire setting. According to Word of God The Scholar's way of writing his encyclopedia entries tends to involve interviewing usually only one or two of any given species of monster girl before moving on. He also has some personal bias's that sometimes colors his writing and is prone to hyperbole. This means that much of what he writes in his encyclopedia entries for any given monster is likely to attribute deviant or extreme behavior on the part of one member of a species to the entire race as a whole and his earliest entries gave the impression that monster girls have sex with their husbands 24/7 and don't have lives outside of pleasing their husbands when later World Guides make it clear this isn't really true. That said, most of the most basic info tends to be reliable and he really is trying his best to be informative as possible. It's probably difficult enough as it is getting even the info he does get given what he's risking by talking to many of them. Gag Boobs: Marune and basically everyone in her Sabbath has these, making them all Oppai-loli. This is apparently a result of being raised on her home village's produce. Despite that, it's seemingly still safe for the rest of the Sabbath to eat. This is also the only Sabbath Branch where lolified Holstaurs are accepted for membership. Ocr tesseract 5.0.0-alpha-20201231-10-g1236 Ocr_detected_lang en Ocr_detected_lang_conf 1.0000 Ocr_detected_script Latin Ocr_detected_script_conf 1.0000 Ocr_module_version 0.0.13 Ocr_parameters -l eng Old_pallet IA400140 Openlibrary_edition

Lustier Than Thou: To her sisters. Generic Lilims are Love Freaks, and find that sex is simply how people express their love best. Druella gives more priority to sex. When corrupting humans, she won't stop until the victims' mind has become overwhelmed with lust, resulting in monsters much stronger then usual. More so, she has a band of loyal subordinates, something rare among monsters.

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The Succubus who currently rules over Monster Society alongside her husband and who is responsible for the current state of the world. Shrinking Violet: She's very longwinded and rambling in her writing but apparently shy in face to face conversation. Tomboy and Girly Girl: As Cerberus, she's obsessed with her own femininity. She uses all sorts of means to try and assert it to the main character. Naughty Nurse Outfit: Her Sabbath branch's uniform is essentially this with a Nurse themed Witch's hat. This uniform was apparently suggested to her by one her witches and she gave it the okay because it had a calming affect on their patients. Innocent Fanservice Girl: Before monsterization she was perfectly willing to be seen naked by men who she was training.

Older Than They Look: Mostly averted in the case of her Sabbath. The Playground Sabbath is very popular with monster girls who are actual children rather than just lolified adults and Momonika herself is noted to be very young for the leader of a Sabbath. Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": He's constantly referred to as "You" throughout each of his Haremette's stories, but Fallen Brides gives him the name Elt. Fallen Brides isn't actually canon, mind you, but it's still an officially endorsed book so it's better than nothing. Alpha Bitch: Started turning the High School into her own little kingdom, turning the male and female students into her servants. Child Mage: Who is apparently also a Child Prodigy and Wise Beyond Her Years. But she's actually a deconstruction, see I Just Want to Be Normal below. Babies Ever After: She's the first to become pregnant with Elt's child after becoming a monster girl.Children Are Innocent: Subverted. No one treats her like this except for a Soldier she met one day on the street, whom she later fell in love with. And Then John Was a Zombie: Most of the heroines dedicated themselves to fighting monsters, before getting turned into one. A bit of an enigma among the Sabbath Leaders, she heads the Beast Sabbath, a branch dedicated to studying Theriomancy, a field of magic that allows non-beastman monsters and humans to acquire the strength and abilities of beasts so long as they also live and act like beasts while also boosting the abilities of casters who are already beastmen themselves. Farmer's Daughter: Basically her Sabbath's Hat as it's name suggests. Marune herself grew up as one.