Everyday Life Woven by Various Monster Species【Tsuki Izuru Machi no Hitobito】

Every world has its own “normal.” However, this “normal” can sometimes be different from what we imagine. “Tsuki Izuru Machi no Hitobito” is a work where such a “different kind of normal” is warmly depicted.

Invisible men, werewolves, Draculas, Medusas, Nagas, mummy men, Frankens. Boys and girls of all these races think about friendship, love, family, and grow together through their troubles. This is the story.

A unique feature of this story is that each family consists of different races. Despite having blood ties between parents and children, it's normal to be born as different races, and their “monster nature” can instead be taken as individuality.

This world is full of a gentle atmosphere where boys and girls of different races each carry their worries but understand and grow with each other.

For example, Medusa is troubled by the life-span of the snakes on her head, a worry unique to her race. These “normal troubles” that each of them carry could be seen as a great sadness from the perspective of other races.

The analog touch of the author matches very well with this warm and gentle worldview. The carefully drawn characters and the world pull readers into the world of the story.

{italic “Tsuki Izuru Machi no Hitobito” is a warm work that depicts a world where various races live together. The individualities, worries, and joys each one carries will surely look fresh and appealing to readers. This work, where “everyone is different, everyone is good” is practiced on the ground, is worth reading. Would you like to take a look at this warm and kind world together?