Monster Girl Encyclopedia Vol. 1

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Children Are Innocent: Subverted. No one treats her like this except for a Soldier she met one day on the street, whom she later fell in love with. The Ladette: Described as a woman who abandoned her womanhood pre-transformation, to the point where she would even change clothes in front of her male troops without batting an eye. She also frequently took Elt out for drinks after training. Red Eyes, Take Warning: Shared by all these characters post-corruption. Justified, they're converted either by Druella or one of her subordinates, and this along with the eye markings on their clothing are sort of her personal symbols. See her entry for detail.

Her Codename Was Mary Sue: She's the author of a still on-going manga called "Magical Baphomet," a Magical Girl Warrior series about a Baphomet born without magic of her own who is one day given special magical powers by a fairy, which she uses to help various humans and monster girls. It's all but stated to be a Self-Insert in her "About the Author" section.Childhood Friend Romance: As mentioned above, Druella used her love of a servant to corrupt her away from her Heroine responsibilities. Self-Deprecation: She keeps directing any human men who show interest in her towards her witches because she apparently doesn't think herself worthy of a husband, according to her witches. She also freely describes herself as lazy and selfish in her Sabbath's profile and claims that she is only able to function as her Sabbath's leader at all thanks to the hard work of her witches. Labcoat of Science and Medicine: She wears one over her uniform, which is noticeably too big for her. One wonders if it might be a memento of her doctor friend... Religion of Evil: Seduced by one after the good God stops responding to her prayers, and the evil one starts. Or at least "fallen" if not "evil." Leader of the Medical Sabbath and the inventor of Pharmacomancy. She is extremely dedicated to helping others to the point of carefully screening new prospective members of her Sabbath to make sure they're just as dedicated as her, rather than only being interested in learning Pharmacomancy or finding a husband. It is said that she was inspired by a kindly human doctor she once met who continued to be dedicated to helping his patients even after being exiled from his home country.

The Ditz: Apparently she thought that the Sabbath Elders meeting that was held to decide whether to make her branch official or not was some kind of produce fair. Kung Fu Wizard: Theriomancy lends itself to this, being more about enhancing physical abilities of the user than anything else. Characters introduced in the third World Guide, Monster Girl Encyclopedia World Guide III ~Sabbath Grimoire~ Spell My Name with an "S": She's commonly called Druella by western fans, but the MGU translator choose D eruella.

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Monster Girl Encyclopedia Volume 1 and Volume 2 have taken the world of monster girls by storm, offering an immersive and delightfully mature exploration of this captivating genre. These books, lovingly crafted for adult readers, delve into the depths of fantasy, sensuality, and allure through the lens of alluring monster girls.