History Manga / InterviewsWithMonsterGirls

* BrandX: "Wukupedia" shows up on an article about Snow Woman when Takahashi is searching for information about them.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: There's a narrator randomly commenting whatever happened during episode 1 and 3 of the anime. She conspicuously absent in all episodes forward.

** The spread of [[spoiler:Takahashi and Satou]] colliding before having sex has them in poses referencing ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}''.

** In another episode, Hikari discusses her habit of chewing on her sister's arm to satisfy her vampiric biting needs, then examines the arms of her fellow Demi's, and her teacher. She says her sister is like bubble gum, Yuki's was like soft-serve ice cream, Machi is like a chicken tender, and teach is "inedible".

* TheyDo: In 2023, Valentine's Day, series author Petos had drawn and posted a short One-Shot chapter on Twitter, being set after the end of the manga series, it humorously portrays the [[spoiler:first time Tetsuo and Sakie have sex, despite the {{Doujinshi}} nature of this special chapter it is not explicit in any way; the couple get naked and face each other comically as if they are about to battle, in a reference to ''VideoGame/LikeADragon'' boss introductions, the outcome is Tetsuo being completely drained of his spirit and Sakie happy she actually managed to have sex with her loved one]].

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Both men and women fall victim to slapstick in this show. Hikari jabs Takahashi in the neck with a couple of mechanical pencils to see how he'd react, and poor Machi's body gets into all sorts of trouble when it's separated from her head.

* SexyDiscretionShot: After [[spoile:Takahashi and Satou]] get together, one chapter spends an agonizingly long time on the foreplay, with the latter stripping down to her underwear and the former wasting no time and getting naked. Then when they collide for the actual sex to happen, the scene cuts to the immediate aftermath; [[spoiler:Satou]] is absolutely glowing while [[spoiler:Takahashi]] lays nearly dead on the floor, spent up and dried out.

''Interviews with Monster Girls'' (''Demi-chan wa Kataritai'', lit. "I want to interview demi-girls") is a SliceOfLife {{Manga}} series by Petos, which began serialization in 2014 (starting out in ''Young Magazine the 3rd'', but later moving to ''Weekly Young Magazine'' in 2021). It was [[AnimatedAdaptation adapted]] into a {{Anime}} series as part of the Winter2017Anime season by Creator/A1Pictures. It is available for worldwide streaming on Website/{{Crunchyroll}} [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/interviews-with-monster-girls here]]. Creator/{{Funimation}}'s [=SimulDub=] of this series began on January 25, 2017, with new English dubbed episodes every Wednesday. Watch it [[https://www.funimation.com/shows/interviews-with-monster-girls/ here]]. The manga is also translated into English by Kodansha USA.

** He gets another one much later when the vice principle cracks down on him for seemingly playing favorites with the demi girls. Thankfully, the girls' reassurance and the vice principle apologizing for being too harsh on him snap Takahashi out of it.

!!''Interviews with Monster Girls'' provides examples of:

* OddlyCommonRarity: Takahashi spent a good part of his life looking for demis, and suddenly finds four of them in the space of a day!

Tetsuo Takahashi, a biology teacher at Shibasaki High School, was always intrigued by Demis - how much does the fact differ from the fiction? How do they deal with their conditions? How do they socialize with humans? He had one ambition that goes back to his college years - to conduct research into Demis, interview them and learn more about them. Unfortunately for him, his many attempts ended in failure - either the government didn't want to aid him, or because he just couldn't find Demis out on the street - most of them [[TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse don't look that much different from normal humans]]. In fact, despite his deep interest in the matter, Takahashi has yet to actually meet a Demi.

''Interviews With Monster Girls'' (''Demi-chan wa Kataritai'', lit. "I want to interview demi-girls") is a SliceOfLife {{Manga}} series by Petos, which began serialization in 2014 (starting out in ''Young Magazine the 3rd'', but later moving to ''Weekly Young Magazine'' in 2021). It was [[AnimatedAdaptation adapted]] into a {{Anime}} series as part of the Winter2017Anime season by Creator/A1Pictures. It is available for worldwide streaming on Website/{{Crunchyroll}} [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/interviews-with-monster-girls here]]. Creator/{{Funimation}}'s [=SimulDub=] of this series began on January 25, 2017, with new English dubbed episodes every Wednesday. Watch it [[https://www.funimation.com/shows/interviews-with-monster-girls/ here]]. The manga is also translated into English by Kodansha USA.

!!The series provides the examples of:

* BookEnds:

* ForcedOrgasm: When {{Reluctant|monster}} [[HornyDevils Succubus]] Sakie Satou was in the middle school, a boy named Takkun attempted to pick on her... and learned the hard way that the combination of her having studied some Judo and being a succubus, turned his screams of pain from being tossed into [[TheImmodestOrgasm screams of absolute joy and ecstasy]]. Needless to say, he's so thoroughly humiliated that a guy actually almost feels sorry for him. ''Almost''.

* HeroicBSOD: Takahashi suffers a minor one when, after years and years of trying to get in contact with a demi-human, four of them appear next to him like nothing happened.

---> '''Satou''': Stop trying to make this sound like some anime.

---> '''Kaoru''': Oh hey, it might even be you.

* PottyEmergency: When she finishes her drink while... conducting her experiment with Takahashi, Machi almost instantly realizes she has to pee badly, and stands up--banging her knee on Hikari's table, since her body is at Hikari's house while her head is away. It takes a few moments for Hikari to work out what's going on and escort Machi's body to the bathroom.

* TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse: One of the main problems Takahashi had with finding Demis to interview. It's not that they hide in human society - most of them just really ''don't'' stand out that much.

* TranslationMatchmaking: The title ''Interviews With Monster Girls'' was chosen by Kodansha to imply a connection with ''Film/InterviewWithTheVampire'' and ''[[Manga/MonsterMusume Everyday Life with Monster Girls]]'', works that don't have much to do with it. The term "Demi-chan" would be consistently translated as "demi-girls" in the subtitles, let alone the fact that, in-universe, calling demi-human girls "monster girls" is offensive.

* HornyDevils: The succubi in this universe is a mixture of folklore and Hollywood variants. While like in the folklores the succubi are not fed by sexual vampirism, but their seductive powers and beauty more aligns to the Hollywood type. As for who can be affected by their seductive powers, though, they are a bit unconventional: the power to induce EroticDream is equal-opportunity, while the rest of their seductive powers is dependent on sexual orientation. In any rate, Satou is a ReluctantMonster, and goes to great lengths to avoid seducing anyone.

* MonstersAnonymous: Demi support is considered social welfare in this universe:
** The government rations human blood to vampires.
** The succubi is an interesting case. Due to their PowerIncontinence, they may innocently or [[ExploitedTrope intentionally]] cause otherwise innocent {{muggles}} to commit sexual crime, they are actually under surveillance by the authorities. Although for the ReluctantMonster bunch (such as Satou), the government does provide assistance in {{def|ied}}ying this power incontinence, such as provide houses remote enough that they won't other others.

* PseudoRomanticPhase: This trope's Japanese background is alluded to when Hikari and Takahashi discuss the [[HemoErotic sexual]] [[KissOfTheVampire undertones]] of sucking blood, as Hikari feels quite awkward at the thought of biting a boy since she doesn't have any experience with boys and hasn't even kissed anyone yet, and Takahashi guesses that she probably feels so much more comfortable imagining biting Yuki because they're both girls and it's therefore easier to play off as a joke.

--> '''Satou''': Stop trying to make this sound like some anime.

--> '''Kaoru''': Oh hey, it might even be you.

''Interviews With Monster Girls'' (org. ''Demi-chan wa Kataritai'', lit. "I want to interview demi-girls") is a SliceOfLife {{Manga}} series by Petos. It was [[AnimatedAdaptation adapted]] into a {{Anime}} series as part of the Winter2017Anime season by Creator/A1Pictures. It is available for worldwide streaming on Website/{{Crunchyroll}} [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/interviews-with-monster-girls here]]. Creator/{{Funimation}}'s [=SimulDub=] of this series began on January 25, 2017, with new English dubbed episodes every Wednesday. Watch it [[https://www.funimation.com/shows/interviews-with-monster-girls/ here]]. The manga is also translated into English by Kodansha USA.