Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou (Slime girl/Plant girl AP)

[chriskim019]

"Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou", a popular ecchi manga that features

a harem of monster girls, has a slime girl and a plant girl that can grow into

adult forms casually from time to time.


Slime girl, named Suu, can grow into a mature form upon absorbing water (Ability first shown in chapter 9):




Plant girl, named Kii, can grow into a mature form upon absorbing nutrients and water from soil (Ability first shown in chapter 20):

[chriskim019]

And... The anime adaptation for this manga has been confirmed for this upcoming July

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqjncDOGPhQ

[Quantum Heart]

yesssssssssssssss

[The AP Ninja]

Looks incredibly promising

[Crash Ichimonji]

EDIT: Fuck, didn't see the attached images on Kii and Su. Disregard.

[Unbarred Sin]

I cant wait for the part where Suu helps with a disguise....

[SanAndreas]

I know monster girls are popular and I think this show looks pretty cool.

My only problem is how on earth did these monster girls come to exist?

[The Vanishing Boy]

-> Suu is maybe my favorite character in the series. She can be cute, sulty, and (very) useful! And her face makes me smile no matter what form she turns into!

Originally Posted by SanAndreas

My only problem is how on earth did these monster girls come to exist?

^ Unfortunately, it hasen't totally explained in the novel just yet. but who cares at the moment!

[chriskim019]

Originally Posted by SanAndreas

I know monster girls are popular and I think this show looks pretty cool.

My only problem is how on earth did these monster girls come to exist?

The background for the series is explained here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_Musume#Plot

If it's their specific creation process you are wondering, they all are based

on different historical myths that explains how they were created. For

example, the spider girl is based on Arachne from

Greek myths. Arachne was a woman who was talented in

weaving. She was arrogant from her ability and decided to challenge

Athena, the goddess of wisdom and war, in a weaving battle. She

obviously lost and was punished for her arrogance by being cursed to

become a spider. Some versions depict her to have become a half-spider

half-human monster instead of just a normal spider. In this anime, the

spider girl is a decendant of Arachne based on that version of the myth.

Interesting, isn't it?

[Chaos Echo]

Originally Posted by chriskim019

The background for the series is explained here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_Musume#Plot

If it's their specific creation process you are wondering, they all are based

on different historical myths that explains how they were created. For

example, the spider girl is based on Arachne from

Greek myths. Arachne was a woman who was talented in

weaving. She was arrogant from her ability and decided to challenge

Athena, the goddess of wisdom and war, in a weaving battle. She

obviously lost and was punished for her arrogance by being cursed to

become a spider. Some versions depict her to have become a half-spider

half-human monster instead of just a normal spider. In this anime, the

spider girl is a decendant of Arachne based on that version of the myth.

Interesting, isn't it?

Just a nitpick, but the version I know has Arachne winning, and Athena curses her because she's a Greek god and thus a sore loser.

[chriskim019]

Originally Posted by Chaos Echo

Just a nitpick, but the version I know has Arachne winning, and Athena curses her because she's a Greek god and thus a sore loser.

Yeah.. These myths have various versions and adaptations today that slightly

differ from each other in terms what really happened, so it can be confusing

sometimes.

[10th_man_down]

I own every released volume of this manga so far on my bookshelf and I'm so freaking excited for the anime adaptation