The plot is focused around a teacher and his interactions with his three demi students and demi coworker. Demi's are a term used to describe human-like creatures like vampires, succubi and dullahans. It's fairly slice of life, with fairly regular high school events happening, with a bit of deeper thought on the demis sprinkled in here and there. If you look at it thematically, it's really just a story talking about fitting in to society even if you're different and about embracing what makes you similar yet unique from others. It's nothing ever too heavy, but it's a good lesson to teach. The series gives off a very light hearted vibe to it, with a bit of wholesome harem mixed in. It's comedy is alright, but the cuteness factor is what will really get you.
The characters are honestly nothing new, just a good guy teacher MC who cares for his students, outgoing girl, shy girl, single woman and the like. There is a little bit of development as each of them starts to think of what they want to do with their future, but nothing major. Overall they fit the style of the story well enough.
Overall, Interviews with Monster Girls is not something you would read to get some deep message or to see great character growth, but it does well as a light hearted read in between. No stakes attached, nothing serious, just a fun and fluffy read.
