Futa! Monster Musume

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1. #1Monster Girls

   Keys: humanoid, pseudohuman, mythological human, Futanari, demihuman, Monster girl, Liminal

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   A new hidden continent was discovered, revealing that many previously thought mythological human, humanoid, demihuman and pseudohuman races are real. And 50% of the female of these species are futanari.

   The new species were dubbed Liminal or Liminal species.

   • Humanoid: Monsters that appear human but for one or two distinguishing traits. • Demihuman: Monsters with a half-human appearance at most. • Pseudohuman: Monsters that, while bipedal and having some humanoid features, their overall appearance is completely nonhuman.

2. #2Full Moon

   Keys: Full Moon

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   The Full Moon has a powerful effect on liminals in Monster Musume; making their carnal desires more pronounced and reducing their self-control.

   While the full moon affects almost all Liminals without fail, Liminals who are aware of their behavior and who want to avoid losing control often drug themselves with sleeping pills beforehand. Due to this, they'll be too sleepy to indulge themselves.

3. #3Cultural Exchange Between Species Bill

   Keys: Cultural Exchange Between Species Bill, Cultural Exchange Program Act

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   The Cultural Exchange Program Act is where liminal species go to live with a human as a host to introduce them to Human Society.

   Statutes of the Bill: • Cultural Exchange Program Act - Operating in the same manner as typical international cultural exchange programs, the Cultural Exchange Program allows humans to be sent to experience life within the cultures of other extra-species, while members of those cultures have also been invited to experience life in the human world. Traditionally, members under this program are select as and treated as "diplomatic representatives" of their respective species.

4. #4Monster Ops: Neutralization

   Keys: , MON, M.O.N., Monster Ops: Neutralization, Kuroko Smith

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   The Monster Ops: Neutralization or M.O.N. for short, is a peacekeeping, law enforcement, and counter-terrorism agency sanctioned by the Interspecies Protection Act.

   Due to a loophole in the new Extraspecies Laws prohibiting violence against non-human Liminal species, the police are unable to use necessary force to arrest extraspecies lawbreakers. The M.O.N, is a special unit comprised of four monster-girls, and led by Kuroko Smith, to handle such "untouchable" situations involving extraspecies lawbreakers.

5. #5Cultural Exchange Coordinator

   Keys: Cultural Exchange Coordinator, Kuroko Smith

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   To accommodate and enforce the statues under the Cultural Exchange Program, government-selected individuals, designated as "Coordinators", are specially trained and employed to monitor, supervise, and resolve any tasked item regarding interspecies interactions under this program.

   Coordinators are responsible for: 1) providing information, counseling and advice regarding the Cultural Exchange Between Species Bill and the subsequent Cultural Exchange Program to any person inquiring; 2) actively seeking, recruiting and inspecting new volunteer candidates for an interspecies homestay or host family; 3) supervising and supporting current homestays and host families in order to maintain a suitable homestay environment and lifestyle; 4) identifying, addressing and resolving any interspecies-related issue, conflict, or infringement, either tasked to or encountered by the coordinator, in association with the Cultural Exchange Security Squad.

6. #6Interspecies Homestay Program

   Keys: Kuroko Smith, Interspecies Homestay Program

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   Through the Cultural Exchange Program, members of each species can apply to be a representative candidate for a "homestay" - a living arrangement with a host family of an alternate species to experience the culture and subcultures of that species. Human candidates apply for a homestay with a extra-species host family in that species' respective environment (similar to a "dispatched homestay"), while extra-species candidates apply for a homestay with a human host family at that host family's place of residence (similar to an "invitational homestay"). After applying, candidates are assigned a Cultural Exchange Coordinator tasked to inspect, interview and review the qualifications of said candidate. They also ask questions of preference from the candidate to better pair them with an appropriate, more suitable host family. Reviewed by the assigned coordinator, it's determined whether a candidate is approved for the homestay: once approved, at a later date, the representative will be placed in a homestay with a prearranged host family approved by the assigned coordinator.

   By law, all homestays are to be wary of, and adhere to, the Interspecies Protection Act. Within the host family's place of residence, homestays are asked to follow the daily routines and customs of the host family au pair - as a normal member of that host family - to experience that species' cultural lifestyle, so long as it doesn't impede on the homestay's cultural rituals or habits.

   By law, homestays cannot roam outside the residence without accompanied by a member of their assigned host family and their documented proof of homestay, unless said homestay carries an approved special exception permit. Those in violation of this will be detained by local law enforcement, who will contact their assigned coordinator of the situation and await for the coordinator to take them into their custody. Punishment handed by their coordinator will vary based on the history of the homestay and the gravity of the violation itself, and can include but not limited to: community service, revoking homestay, criminal charges and/or deportation.

7. #7Arachne

   Keys: demihuman, Arachne, liminal

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   Arachne are a demihuman race with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a spider. The spider half is armored with hard but light exoskeleton, and their abdomen also has spinnerets and a book lung. As their size is too great to be supported by book lung respiration, they likely have a pair of standard lungs somewhere else in their bodies. Arachne possess sharp claws of the same exoskeleton material, as a means of attack as well as tools for the handling of the webbing, as they are quite dexterous.

   Arachne differ individually in terms of color and number of eyes. In addition, each Arachne has a unique pattern on its abdomen. Their silk is some five times stonger than steel and twice as elastic as nylon. Also, they are more akin to arachnids than mammals, and can be intoxicated by caffeine.

   They are a purely female species and therefore need a Human male to reproduce. For this reason, in the past they have often kidnapped Humans into their family nests, but since the Cultural Exchange Between Species Bill came into existence, these practices had to be abandoned. Since many Humans are afraid of spiders, the introduction of the Arachne in the Exchange Bill has proven to be rather problematic, although there are also many Humans who have treated Arachne with kindness.

8. #8Minotaur

   Keys: Minotaur, Demihuman, Liminal

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   The Minotaurs are a demihuman race with bovine attributes.

   Affiliated with Greek mythology, Minotaur's possess cloven feet, horns, a tail, and are easily taller than an average human while also possessing greater physical strength that may rival a Centaur. There are two types of Minotaur, the lactating "milk producing" types and the aggressive "bullfighting" types.

9. #9Centaur

   Keys: demi-human, liminal, Centaur

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   The Centaur are a demi-human liminal race with the upper body of a human attached to the body of a horse and equine ears. Herbivores, centaurs are normally found in grasslands and savannas, and are a race of nomads who become brave warriors in times of conflict.

   Their civilization is ancient, by far the oldest of all the humanoid races known to mankind. Extremely proud and strong-willed, they differ from the other races in that they can characteristically consciously suppress their urges during mating season.

   Culture: For centuries, Centaurs were a violent, militaristic race that lived around the art of combat. While Centaur males developed into being muscular, vulgar, violent beasts who only saw raw strength as valuable, female Centaurs also known as the Centaurides favored techniques instead and became refined but prideful warriors who were just as aggressive.

   A polygynous marital culture with male centaurs having a number of wives, in order to continue their warrior culture, Centaurs mated with only the strongest of their race to ensure strength in the next generation, however, as the Centaur males became more crass as they only focused on honing their physical characteristics so the upbringing of any children they sired were left to their wives. Centarides began disliking the notion of "relations" with their male counterparts and turned to looking for more visually palatable men, such as humans, and this change in taste began to cause the centaur birth rate to dwindle. In order to overcome this problem, at least one generation ago centaurs started using male humans as 'Teasers' to aid in reproduction; where, during intercourse, the female would be sexually teased, or enticed, by a male human that she desires as a mate, then the male Centaur mounts her when she is sufficiently aroused.

   These 'Teasers' are chosen from a stock of cultural exchange student applications. While perusing the applicants, the Centaur women would give preference to the applications of the men they find visually pleasing. From there, upon the exchange student's arrival, the Centaurides would engage them in a courtship that would ideally lead to them becoming their 'Teaser'. The Centaur men do not seem to notice or care that their harem wives are taking on these 'Teasers/Lovers'.

   However, not all Centaurides wish to engage in this form of relationship either and instead simply claim disinterest in reproduction; embarking instead in search of a "noble lord" to "serve" as their ancestors once did long ago. However, even these women may become forced to at least join a harem so that their familial line may continue.

   Apparently, modern centaurs have stuck with breeding with their own kind in the traditional belief that doing so will keep their race strong, in opposed to mating with other species (humans in particular). For them, a position in opposite to this would require hard evidence to prove otherwise. Centorea's mother in particular set out to prove this by duelling her own daughter, because Centorea is actually half human. By duelling her mother, an undefeated champion jouster of the strongest lineage to a standstill, Centorea unknowingly proved that not being full centaur would not dilute the races' strength as a whole.

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