Monsters are in vogue, and that’s doubly true of monster girl hentai.
For the uninitiated, teratophilia is a sexual attraction to monstrous creatures. The term is used as an umbrella in geekdom for an erotic interest in any kind of monster character from slim, femboy mermen to 9-feet-tall demonesses, all the way to orc girlfriends and cyclops thembos.
The field is particularly diverse in the West as monstrosity and gothic horror has traditionally proved popular among queer adult content creators, although monstrous boys, girls, and nonbinary babes have broad appeal across identities. Case in point, there’s plenty of monster girl anime porn that can be found across the ‘net.
If you’re interested in hopping into the world of monster girl hentai, then read on for the best ecchi, original video animations (OVAs), and h-game works to get started.
The best monster girl hentai
1) Best hentai anime: Viper GTS
Don’t be fooled by Viper GTS’s early 2000s aesthetic. This three-part hentai series is a classic in adult anime circles, thanks in no small part to its cast of gorgeous demonesses.
Viper GTS follows Ogawa, a geeky young man who summons a succubus named Carrera. Ogawa quickly grows attached to her, thanks in no small part to her powerful libido. Soon enough, Ogawa and Carrera’s fellow succubi Mercedes and Rati are dragged in to the complicated politics of a world of angels, demons, and otherworldly sex. Did we mention human-succubi sexual relations? Because there’s that, too.
Released as an OVA (or home video anime) in the west, Viper GTS is available uncensored and with subtitles in its original three-part episodic form on Fakku. Catch the first episode here, followed by the second part and third.
2) Top hentai manga: How to Conquer Monster Girls
Hentai artist Mizone’s How to Conquer Monster Girls, published by Fakku, features several adult short stories about gorgeous, buxom monster girls sleeping with human men. From a seductive harpy professor to a demoness’ lewd medical test for “sex specialists,” How to Conquer Monster Girls is as clever as it is hot. It’s even available in print if you prefer to do your h-manga reading offline. For more of Mizone’s work, check out monster girl hentai manga Monster Smash, as well as Fakku’s digital backlog of his work.
3) Best ecchi monster girl series: Monster Musume
Fun fact: Despite claims that Monster Musume is more or less hentai, it’s technically not. It’s actually ecchi, or anime and manga works with suggestive sexual themes. In other words, it’s not porn, but you probably shouldn’t watch it in front of your parents.
Monster Musume is a slice-of-life anime with a twist: Student Kimihito Kurusu lives in a world where monster girls exist. After the Japanese government declares their existence, he slowly finds himself surrounded in his parents’ house by a growing harem of monster girls from a student exchange program. The series follows Kimihito’s antics as he befriends everyone from Miia the lamia to Rachnee, an enormous spider woman.
While Monster Musume never crosses the line into becoming a porn anime, it’s filled with plenty of innuendo and fanservice that makes it a perfect watch for softcore porn fans. Expect moaning, quivering, squirming, bouncing breasts, and plenty of cleavage. if you enjoy the anime, consider giving the manga a read, too.
4) Best porn game: Monster Girl Island
Redamz’s Monster Girl Island is not just one of the best-known monster girl porn games out there, it’s also an impressive adult game that translates its anime art style well into a 3D world.
Part dating sim, part visual novel, and part VR porn game, Monster Girl Island throws players into a mysterious tropical paradise filled with beautiful anime monster girls. From arachne to dragons to catgirls and everything in between, developer Redamz promises plenty of characters to get to know both personally and, well, through 3D hentai scenes with your favorite monster girls of choice.
Monster Girl Island is in active development on Patreon, but interested players can check out the game’s prologue for a quick taste. Redamz also hosts a demo of the original version of the game on itch.io, also available for free.
5) For creators: Monster Girl Encyclopedia
You might have seen Monster Girl Encyclopedia in your local Barnes & Noble, buried somewhere near all the anime and geekdom books. But what you probably didn’t know is that Monster Girl Encyclopedia is actually an adult book series written and illustrated by hentai artist Kenkou Cross. The series, which now has two English volumes, is a fictional guide to an incredibly elaborate fantasy universe with, you guessed it, monster girls.
Monster Girl Encyclopedia takes place in a medieval world where a succubus queen wages war against a human government of religious zealots. These monster women aim to copulate with and marry human men, ultimately surpassing human women as ideal partners, thereby altering humanity into a human-monster hybrid. The book has an exhausting number of species to read through, complete with details about their lifespan and, yes, mating preferences. Spoiler: The book’s monster women are very horny.
Monster Girl Encyclopedia’s elaborate lore is certainly inspirational for adult artists and writers looking to spice up their monster porn work. But be warned: Cross’ series is incredibly controversial. A significant number of in-book bios involve monster women targeting, kidnapping, and forcing themselves onto men, which remains incredibly divisive among readers. Many of its monsters are stereotypes rooted in Japanese conceptions of women, and the series essentially argues monster girls soar where human women lack in sexual libido. These attributes would be easy to look over as problematic in and of themselves, but several entries feature monster women that are technically adults but are clearly lolicon (or underage)-coded characters. And that isn’t even mentioning the writing, which, while impressive from a world-building standpoint, is less than literary in its English translation.
That said, Monster Girl Encyclopedia remains incredibly influential series in both Japanese adult work and among western hentai fans, and its popularity over the years has influenced much of the last decade’s interest in teratophilia among anime artists. As a reference worth studying for creators, it’s a testament to what a creative imagination can do for adult artwork. But its lolicon-esque monster girls like Alice and Fairy are better left skipped over in their entirety, and the series is better viewed as a microcosm for the good and bad parts of the monster girl hentai genre.
For more information, head over to the Monster Girl Encyclopedia Wiki.
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