Some animals are transforming into human girls all over the world, maintaining some animal parts like the ears or the tail, because why not? (I love you Japan), and they need to learn how to behave like humans to be part of the society. So the story is set in one of this schools, Animalium, where we follow the everyday live of some of those girls. The main protagonists are Youko and Fuwako, two adorable sheep girls, but almost every other character has her moment of glory. All of this dressed with some curious real animal information, and some fanservice here and there, but without being predominant at any moment. It's a pure slice of life, nothing really happens. Nevertheless, the CGDCT elements are godly enough to maintain the interest without adding much more. There are a few characters who develop a bit during the story, but that's all.
The art is another strong element, which is more detailed than I expected. All the characters are very well drawn, as well as their animal counterparts (yes, they sometimes transform into their original form). Those fully animal forms are drawn in a very different style, in a realistic way, giving an interesting contrast. Last but not least, the backgrounds shine more than in other manga of the same genre.
In conclusion, I highly recommend this two-volume manga to anyone looking for some cuteness in their lives, I can assure that you won't be disappointed by any means.
