The greatest futanari comic ever made, and one of the best in the corruption & transformation genre; right next to Dinaranger.
What really makes this series stand out is that it gives its characters a bit of depth and the story is far more complex than what you get with the usual corruption/transformation genre doujin. The best comparison I can make would be Adam Arnold's "Vampire Cheerleaders" but with a more likable main cast and a much better sense of direction.
The only problem is that the plot is too confusing to follow and the reader will eventually lose track of all the characters and their
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