Having read the two volumes available of this manga, I can only say I have been totally hooked, and I will surely buy the nexts installments. At the surface, reading the sinopsis, you, like anyone else, would think that this idea of a shoujo where the female protagonist transforms into a godzilla is stupid. And I have to agree, it really is. But the fact that she transforms when she gets really embarrassed and when she doesn't accept her feelings gives a good metaphorical insight in this romance story, turning love from an internal conflict to a very external one.

The dialogs and art style are cute as hell, and although some parts are pretty cliché, the secondary characters make for it (I'm looking at you Manatsu, the kaiju fanatic). In these firsts chapters you can already see good character development from the protagonist, who had shut herself to other people to avoid the transformation. Little by little she starts to open, knowing very well that she is putting the city in danger in the process!

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Love does not look at appearance. Those words seemed to fit this one manga. Focuses on the love story of a woman who has a body like a monster. His daily life is like most normal people. With such a body, it seems like the main conflict here is the main character's body itself. The art here is very good even though there is nothing special and nothing needs to be discussed. But the plus point I give to character design. How can the female main character be described as a cute woman despite having a body like a monster. As a lover of the romance genre this is a very interesting entertainment. Where love is a complicated path and teenagers are in that position.

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