Bakemono-tachi ga Usobuku Koro ni: Bakemono Hime no Kateikyoushi

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Synonyms: When the Monsters Roar: The Monster Princess' Tutor

Japanese: バケモノたちが嘯く頃に ~バケモノ姫の家庭教師~

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Type: Light Novel

Volumes: 1

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Finished

Published: Oct 10, 2020

Genres: Horror, Mystery, Supernatural

Theme: Gore

Serialization: None

Authors: Ryukishi07 (Story), Hamashima, Shigeo (Art)

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Light NovelRyukishi07 (Story), Hamashima, Shigeo (Art)

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Synopsis

Year 25 of the Showa era (1950). In the late summer, a young man, Raichi Shiozawa, visits the village of Mishirushi, where old superstitions and folklore still remain. The purpose of his visit is to tutor Matsurika Mishirushi, the daughter of a prominent village family. However, Matsurika is not an ordinary human; she is a monster that eats human flesh. Why this beautiful and graceful girl has turned into a monster? Because of an illness? A curse? Afterward, eight girls disappears all of a sudden. What's the truth behind the disappearance?

On the boundary between humans and monsters, lady monster's private tutor, Raichi Shiozawa, will reveal all the mysteries! The author of the When They Cry series presents to you a new story full of mystery and strangeness.

(Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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Background

Bakemono-tachi ga Usobuku Koro ni: Bakemono Hime no Kateikyoushi was first published on LINE Novel on December 16, 2019. Kadokawa released the series in print on October 10, 2020, under its Dengeki Bunko label.

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Jan 4, 2024

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Recommended

This is definitely one of R07's stranger novels. He really leant into the gore aspect pretty hard in this one, so if you don't like that, I would probably steer clear. Other than that though, I found that this novel explored some really interesting topics in R07's typical kind, but down-to-earth way. Overall, the writing is much less clear than in some of his previous novels, so I would say this is generally a weaker work of his, but it's clear it was somewhat experimental and overall still very enjoyable and thought-provoking. Also, if you're familiar with his other work, there is a LOT of ...