I have a thought as to how this might eventually end, but its to early to tell and I am afraid that the second volume will probably be, more or less, the same as volume 1 just when different species of monster girls. Nov 20 From the U.S. to Japan, You Can Control the Life-Size Moving Gundam from the Comfort of Your Own Home

This story is about a high school student who, for whatever reason, is chosen to be the one who needs to help bear the next savior of the world. He's not the savior, but his child is supposed to be, so a litany of women are now asked to mate with him so that whatever powers that be can figure out who will be the most powerful offspring. The world setup is actually somewhat interesting, kind of playing off the Monster Manga that is getting quite popular today. This is sort of a modern fantasy setting of "what if all those fantasy worlds with elves, dwarves, etc. continued to modernize out of medieval times" and just wound up here in modern times with all the races existing alongside regular humans. So, at first I was kind of down to read this, it seemed like it would be an interesting world. It is made pretty clear at the beginning that our character has the hots for this elf girl who sits next to him in class, but he's too nervous/shy to talk to her or make any meaningful moves. Let me be clear that his being a minor isn't exactly my biggest issue here, in fact teens exercising and showing consent is probably one of THE most important things.

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I thought he would be given a least a small fighting chance when it comes to saying no to these girls or they would eventually seduce him to saying yes to them. Nope, that is not what happens at all. Now, I could be totally wrong and volume 2 could get ultra serious about the topic of consent, but this is marketed as a comedy and the use of what is "comedic" in this volume leads me to believe that this thing won't trend this way. I don't think I'll ever find out, because I'm giving this a hard pass after this. How familiar are you with ecchi harem anime tropes? And how capable are you of separating real world morals/ethics from those in erotic fiction? Because if the answer to either of those questions is "not very," you won't be able to get the full enjoyment from this series.

Now the setup seemed rather promising at this point and our main character is rather plain as they often are in these kind of manga. They even give him the additional problem that if he gets too aroused around real women then he passes out. Again, not an issue for me and it would have been hilarious to see the main premise try to navigate this problem... and they do, by basically using it as a feature. Okay...just looking at the cover and reading the description I was under the impression that the poor ordained boy was going to be given a fighting chance to save his virginity for the elf girl he adores from school. What I did not expect is the poor sap passes out anytime her gets aroused and whatever flavor of monster girl at the time of his unconsciousness will without consent take his seed inside their bodies without consent. Hmm I seem to recall there is a word for that...Oh yeah it's rape. Even censoring mature words does not hide the fact that not once has Hironori Tabata given any of the monster girls harvesting his magical hero making semen the go ahead to do what they do. Certainly I can imagine if the scenario was reversed and it was a young human woman who was destined to give birth to a hero of legend but before that she must have sex with an assortment of monster men whether she wants to or not than this book never would have seen print. You know for a supposedly romantic comedy about a boy saving his virginity for the girl he likes it ends up with him believing he is the worst and not these *insert less then honorable description* girls who automatically went right to ignore what he wants for world peace. There is another review that does a good job explaining this manga, so I suggest you take a look at that one as well. It's the one star review and it does a fantastic job labelling the issues with this piece.

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If you need your fictional media to represent your real world morals, ethics, then you need to recognise there is a lot of media out there that isn't for you. Do I enjoy these crimes being done in real life? Of course I don't, they're crimes. And the mere fact that I have to confirm this fact is so incredibly tiring. Sex-Positive Feminism has clearly lost, because we have entered an age of progressive censorship that mirrors the Christian censorship of last century.