The New York Times bestselling series that kicked off the monster girl phenomena in North America! What do world governments do when they learn that fantastical beings are not merely fiction, but flesh and blood--not to mention feather, hoof, and fang? Why, they create new regulations, of course! "The Interspecies Cultural Exchange Accord" ensures that these once-mythical creatures assimilate into human society...or else! When hapless human twenty-something Kurusu Kimihito becomes an involuntary "volunteer" in the government homestay program for monster girls, his world is turned upside down. A reptilian lamia named Miia is sent to live with him, and it is Kimihito's job to tend to her every need and make sure she integrates into his everyday life. While cold-blooded Miia is so sexy she makes Kimihito's blood boil with desire, the penalties for interspecies breeding are dire. Even worse, when a buxom centaur named Centorea and a scantily clad harpy named Papi move into Kimihito's house, what's a full-blooded young man with raging hormones to do?!
Okayado
Okayado is a Japanese manga artist known for creating the popular manga series "Monster Musume." Okayado's works typically feature a blend of fantasy, comedy, and romance, with a focus on mythical creatures and their interactions with humans. Okayado's unique art style and creative character designs have made them a prominent figure in the genre of monster girl manga.
"Monster Musume" has garnered a large following both in Japan and internationally, thanks to its humor, engaging storytelling, and memorable characters. Okayado's contributions to the genre have helped to popularize the concept of monster girls in manga and anime, inspiring other artists and creators to explore similar themes.
Overall, Okayado's work is characterized by its imaginative world-building, charming characters, and humorous tone, making them a standout figure in the world of manga and a beloved creator among fans of the genre.
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