Although their treatments obviously involve generous fan service, the development of the world and the fantasy species in them feels detailed and realistic. Examples include an albino snake with sensitive skin, dry gills and throat in a mermaid, and a sleepy giant with a persistent sniffle - one that’s lasted a couple of hundred years, to be exact. These fantasy illnesses and the ways they’re cured are genuinely creative and interesting even without all of the fan service. The girls received some proper backstory reveals as the show progressed, and the episodic pacing felt natural and engaging as well.Įvery monster girl introduced has a different, species-specific ailment. However, despite both the negative reviews and the expectations that it would be a mindless and ecchi-focused show, it has a surprisingly detailed and thoughtful take on how different fantasy species function, both as members of society and in terms of biology.

Monster Girl Doctor has been bombarded with negative reviews from Monster Musume fans anticipating a fantasy take on the older show.

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