The fourth girl to officially move in, Meroune (sometimes called Mero) is a mermaid. She's the basis for the minis of this continuum see their page for more information on Suu. She's ambiguously intelligent, devoted to Kimihito, and rather touchy-feely with other characters when they get wet. Suu is an illegal immigrant, as she wasn't brought in by the exchange program. Most of the humor with her involves her massive chest, which her clothing is usually fighting a losing battle with. She likes to think of herself as a knight, with Kimihito as her noble master. The third girl to move in, Centorea (sometimes called Cerea) is a centaur. Much like Miia (and the rest of the girls), Papi is usually completely in-character in badfic. As a harpy, she looks a lot younger than she is, for the sake of flight. Despite this, she has great maternal instincts, and unsurprisingly gets along well with children. She is, quite literally, a birdbrain she's fairly dumb, forgetful, and childish. The second girl to move in with Kimihito, Papi is a harpy. Typically, Miia is presented as normal in badfic, and she is rarely OOC. She's clingy, sometimes jealous of the other girls, and very forward. The first girl to move in with Kimihito, Miia is a lamia (snake-woman). The most common badfic error with Kimihito is getting his name backwards Kimihito is his given name, Kurusu is his family name. When he does appear, though, he's very difficult to get wrong due to the surprising simplicity of his character. In badfic, he's often replaced by a character from another continuum.
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His niceness and selflessness (often to the point of putting himself in danger) is the main reason most of the girls fall in love with him.ĭue to various factors discussed on TV Tropes, Kimihito arguably qualifies as a Canon Sue. Personality-wise, he's a very kind and open-minded individual. The rest of the conflict is him getting hurt by the girls not knowing their own strength.
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Most of the conflict in the series is the fact that he can't choose, and the pressure placed on him to pick a girl is stressing him out considerably. A young man who's left to take care of the house while his parents are abroad, he finds himself saddled with (at the time of this edit) seven beautiful monster women who are all vying for his attention. Minis from this continuum are known as mini-Suus. Such things include the taste-sensitivity difference between carnivores and herbivores, the fact that spiders get drunk on coffee, racehorse breeding practices, the circumstances and consequences of snakes shedding, and many more subjects. Okayado researches zoology in order to write the various liminal characters, and they often have more in common with animals than just their appearance. Rather surprisingly for an ecchi series, there's actually a good deal of education to be found. Oh, and every single girl there wants to jump Kimihito's bones.
Later residents of his house include Papi the harpy, Centorea the centaur, Suu the slime, Mero the mermaid, Rachnera the spider-woman, and Lala the dullahan. Enter Kimihito Kurusu, a part-time worker who ends up "hosting" a lamia (snake-person) named Miia more or less by accident. The basic plot is that legendary monsters such as centaurs, harpies, mermaids, et cetera are all real and have only recently begun integrating into human society (think foreign exchange students, only more so). The core premise is to play with the Cute Monster Girl trope and some harem anime tropes for good measure. Monster Musume ( Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou, often translated as Daily Life with Monster Girls) is a romantic comedy/harem manga series by Okayado, and the anime started streaming in July of 2015.
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