Monster Musume is a classic harem comedy manga with a sexy fantastical twist: the female cast of characters that tempts our male hero is comprised of exotic and enticing supernatural creatures like lamias, centaurs, and harpies!

"After Kimihito's ever-growing harem of monster girls accidentally destroys his house, Agent Smith shuttles everyone off to a hot springs resort, where the baths are built for monster girls of all shapes and sizes...and they're all mixed gender! Will the girls keep their hands off Kimihito, or will they wind up breaking the Interspecies Cultural Exchange law-- not to mention Kimihito's bones?" -- Page [4] of cover.

"The Doll Festival, or Hinamatsuri, is a celebration held in hopes that young girls grow up healthy and happy. Fortunately, as the bizarre world of Hinamatsuri continues to unfold, our beloved characters are all doing just that: audacious-little-psychokinetic Hina, brave-homeless-girl Anzu, and talented-junior-high-schooler Hitomi. This volume joins the celebration with two all-new extra chapters you won't want to miss!!"--Amazon.com.

"She cries. She smiles. She's the other psychokinetic girl we've come to know! Anzu continues to enjoy an impoverished, yet delightful, life with her homeless compatriots. But when the park they all call home is slated for removal, the other residents don't even put up a fight. They decide it's a lost cause and prepare to move on, but Anzu acts on her own initiative, setting in motion a plan to protect her one and only 'home'. Get ready for countless...

"Holy hijinks! The wise-guys of Tachikawa continue their extended vacation in the suburbs of Tokyo, with goofy gags and messianic misadventure aplenty. Buddha and Jesus tackle the intricacies of online communication, try to corral the scheming Mara, and accidentally incite Japan's first gender reveal party. The idio-syncretic hilarity never ends!"--Back cover.

Kimihito's eyes are about to pop. The mothers of not one, not two, but three of the monster girls who live with him are coming for a visit. It doesn't help that this trio of mothers is every bit as sexy as their daughters--and just as dangerous to Kimihito's mental and physical well-being. Stuck in the middle between the mothers and their daughters, Kimihito learns more than he ever wanted to know about the mating habits of lamia, harpies, and centaurs,...

"Everyone's a critic. Even for the wisest guys and their heavenly retinue, the basics of Japanese culture continue to astound and confuse. A truly legendary sumo match, the dangers of high-heels, and the internet keep engendering the highest of jinks. What's more, Buddha and Jesus answer a great puzzle of art criticism...what happens if you accidentally consecrate graffitit...?"--page [4] of cover.

"Centorea's got a problem-- a big problem with eight legs and a web-slinger! It seems Rachnera, the shady spider-woman, wasn't content with stringing up Kasegi (who totally deserved it) and now she wants to trap Kimihito in her lascivious snare! Will the noble Centaur save her master from the claws of the Arachne, or will Centorea find herself caught in Rachnera's tangled web? With a house full of beautiful, sexy monster girls who all want to jump...

"What happens when Miia and Centorea decide to become working (monster) girls? They want part-time jobs to help pay Kimihito back for their living expenses, but it's harder than they expected for a lamia and a centaur to find work in a city built for humans. Miia and Centorea must endure rejection, humiliation, and job offers no decent girl would ever accept on the way to finding that perfect part-time job. Meanwhile, three rogue liminals have come...

"Buddha the Enlightened One and Jesus, Son of God have successfully brought the 20th century to a close, and after a few millennia of guiding humanity to salvation, these two sacred ones are in need of some rest and relaxation. They decide to share an apartment on Earth in Tokyo, but living among mortals in the 21st century is no cakewalk for the saintly duo... They may find it difficult to navigate modern Japanese living, but Jesus' carefree attitude...