I Just Want to Be Normal: She hates magic, but because of her talent she was trained to be a magicial girl since she was 5 years old. Instead of relying on adults and being protected and loved by adults, she became someone that adults relied on and had to protect those adults. Behind all the gentle talk and smiles from those adults, they all wanted to use her, or were afraid of her. Just from witnessing her power once, from speech to action, no one would treat her as a kid... except for a Soldier she met one day on the street, whom she fell in love with. Her wish was only fulfilled when The Baphomet turned her into a witch. And while the common witch from the Encyclopedia can act like a normal human, Mimil's mental state seemed to be broken. The Ghost: Despite being one of the center characters, there's no profile or image for him. All we know about him comes from the profiles of each girl.

Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2022-01-01 15:00:06 Boxid IA40162301 Camera USB PTP Class Camera Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier While The Monster Girl Encyclopedia mostly describe species, there are handful of profiles that focus on individuals. Really Seven Hundred Years Old: Since her branch doesn't do recruitment like the other branches do, it's implied that most of the membership have been with her since before the current Demon Lord which probably accounts for their tendency to act like old women despite their appearance. Unreliable Narrator: Based on some of the Wandering Scholar's reactions in his footnotes, you should probably take some of the things she says about monsters and demon realms with a pinch of salt. 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.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. Subcultures in Japan: Momonika and her Sabbath are clearly based on the Gyaru subculture based on their style of dress. Introducing My Monster Girl Lover! Encyclopedia Omnibus was released independently, not at a Comiket event. Brilliant But Lazy: She's actually a prodigy, but she's far too lazy and focused on having fun to do anything with it. introduces readers to over one-hundred different species., Told from the perspective of a wandering monster girl scholar,

Religion of Evil: Seduced by one after the good God stops responding to her prayers, and the evil one starts. Or at least "fallen" if not "evil." Big Brother Attraction, Brother-Sister Incest: She's the main character's younger sister, separated after their parents divorced. Fashion Victim Villain: Post-Corruption, she wears a dress of TENTACLES! Before that, it's just ugly. Slime-Green overtop of light purple? Who thought of that?! 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. Horny Devils: All of them are succubi, although Cerberus has unusual horns and wings that make her look like a werewolf.

And Then John Was a Zombie: Most of the heroines dedicated themselves to fighting monsters, before getting turned into one. 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. If It's You It's Okay: She's a masochist, but only to the main character, she's happy no matter what is done to her as long as he's the one doing it. Shrinking Violet: So much so, that the reason why she's still single is that even when a human man show's interest in her, she often finds herself directing him towards one of her witches instead.

After turning into a Cute Witch, she became powerful enough that she could use all kinds of magic without any conscious thought. Token Evil Teammate: She and her Sabbath branch certainly have that look next to everyone else and they are aligned with the extremist faction. The in-universe author of the Sabbath Grimoire and an unusual Baphomet who is incapable of using magic. She is the head of The Library Sabbath, which is dedicated to the gathering and organization of magical knowledge. They also run a few magazines and newspapers for the sabbath and the monster girl community at large. Spell My Name with an "S": She's commonly called Druella by western fans, but the MGU translator choose D eruella.Newest Monster Girls: 1) Malef Dragon / February 3, 2023 2) Phoenix / September 30, 2022 3) Krampus / January 3, 2022 See the full list of releases here. Recent News: In Volume 2, the journey continues deeper into the world of monster girls. The book is another lavish hardcover, with 100 more gorgeous full-color illustrations that are sure to captivate your imagination. Like its predecessor, it is shrink-wrapped for mature readers, ensuring a discreet and enjoyable reading experience. Ambiguous Situation: It's not really explained how she became involved with the Sabbath or whether she's a willing participant or not in the demonstration from this section of the book. Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": She's only known as The Baphomet or Bapho-sama. Apparently only her husband is allowed to know her true name. Stripperiffic: The uniform for her witches is perhaps one of the more extreme examples of this in the setting. It looks almost exactly like the outfit Mimil wore after her own transformation, which makes it even more obvious that Kuroferuru was responsible for Mimil's monsterization even without knowing where their current base of operations is and that they're aligned with Druella.

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. Her Codename Was Mary Sue: She's the author of a still on-going manga called "Magical Baphomet," a Magical Girl Warrior series about a Baphomet born without magic of her own who is one day given special magical powers by a fairy, which she uses to help various humans and monster girls. It's all but stated to be a Self-Insert in her "About the Author" section. Well-Intentioned Extremist: She believes that turning humans and monsters into one race with Monster Girls as the females and human men as the males is the best way to achieve peace between humans and monsters. Too bad she only really asked the monsters consent before going through with this plan.

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. Sleepyhead: It's in her Sobriquet for a reason. Mainly it's because her frequent attempts to use magic leave her constantly tired. Kuudere: A very calm and quiet Baphomet who is also very caring and dedicated to her job as a doctor.