Raised by Wolves: Rupurotto acts like she was this and encourages the rest of her Sabbath to do the same.

Unreliable Narrator: Based on some of the Wandering Scholar's reactions in his footnotes, you should probably take some of the things she says about monsters and demon realms with a pinch of salt. Well-Intentioned Extremist: She believes that turning as many human lands as possible into Demon Realms will allow her mother to more easily gain the power she needs to fix her spell so that monster girls can have sons. Later expanded materials also reveal that she always plans out her campaigns well in advance to minimize the amount of human lives lost and only rushes into things if there are enough injustices being committed or they're doing something like mass executions of monsters. Considering that Lescatie was severely neglecting and mistreating its peasantry and treating its heroes more like tools than people, it's implied that this was the reason she took it over rather than it being a threat to her mother as a place that was known for having produced the most heroes. Unreliable Narrator: The worst in the entire setting. According to Word of God The Scholar's way of writing his encyclopedia entries tends to involve interviewing usually only one or two of any given species of monster girl before moving on. He also has some personal bias's that sometimes colors his writing and is prone to hyperbole. This means that much of what he writes in his encyclopedia entries for any given monster is likely to attribute deviant or extreme behavior on the part of one member of a species to the entire race as a whole and his earliest entries gave the impression that monster girls have sex with their husbands 24/7 and don't have lives outside of pleasing their husbands when later World Guides make it clear this isn't really true. That said, most of the most basic info tends to be reliable and he really is trying his best to be informative as possible. It's probably difficult enough as it is getting even the info he does get given what he's risking by talking to many of them. Badass Adorable: Shirokuto's Sabbath is described as having once saved an entire country from being destroyed by what's implied to be an earthquake by temporarily transporting the whole nation to another dimension. The Paragon Always Rebels: Even if she was " helped" along by Druella, this is another way of looking at the way she acts post transformation.Characters introduced in the third World Guide, Monster Girl Encyclopedia World Guide III ~Sabbath Grimoire~ Disabled Snarker: It counts as a disability for a Baphomet to be unable to use magic, and she does get a bit snarky every now and then in her writing, especially when describing the other Sabbath branches.

High School AU: Somehow a succubus from MGE world appeared in the modern world, turns a pair of Ordinary High School Student into her kind, and started the whole mess.

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Stripperific: An odd subversion. The older the Dark Priest trio gets, the more clothing they wear (ie. The youngest Orphan being half-naked, while Sasha herself is nearly entirely clothed) Self-Deprecation: She keeps directing any human men who show interest in her towards her witches because she apparently doesn't think herself worthy of a husband, according to her witches. She also freely describes herself as lazy and selfish in her Sabbath's profile and claims that she is only able to function as her Sabbath's leader at all thanks to the hard work of her witches. Tomboy and Girly Girl: As Cerberus, she's obsessed with her own femininity. She uses all sorts of means to try and assert it to the main character. Lustier Than Thou: To her sisters. Generic Lilims are Love Freaks, and find that sex is simply how people express their love best. Druella gives more priority to sex. When corrupting humans, she won't stop until the victims' mind has become overwhelmed with lust, resulting in monsters much stronger then usual. More so, she has a band of loyal subordinates, something rare among monsters.

Another of Junji Ito's classics, the sci-fi masterwork Remina tells the chilling tale of a hell star. Well-Intentioned Extremist: Was willing to go so far as to monsterize herself and her elementals and transform her own home country into a demon realm to save it, even if it was as a last resort when all other options were exhausted. Muggle Born of Mages: A Baphomet who can't use magic. You occasionally get the sense that she's bitter about it, understandably. It's the primary reason why she's so dedicated to gathering magical knowledge.More Than Mind Control/ Grey and Grey Morality: While she does turn human women into sex addicts, the lives of the women she comes across in the story are fairly miserable before she turned them into monsters and they are happier as monsters. Of course, it's mentioned later that her faction has a tendency to brainwash any newly monsterized women whose interests don't align with hers. A comprehensive hardcover art book in a collector’s slipcase, showcasing the work of Akira Toriyama’s best-selling manga series, Dragon Ball. Well-Intentioned Extremist: She believes that turning humans and monsters into one race with Monster Girls as the females and human men as the males is the best way to achieve peace between humans and monsters. Too bad she only really asked the monsters consent before going through with this plan. Naughty Nurse Outfit: Her Sabbath branch's uniform is essentially this with a Nurse themed Witch's hat. This uniform was apparently suggested to her by one her witches and she gave it the okay because it had a calming affect on their patients. White-Haired Pretty Girl: In her case it adds to her image of being a Baphomet who acts like the old woman she is chronologically instead of the young girl she otherwise looks like. It also adds to the Sibling Yin-Yang she has with Koruferuru.