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@SuperOniichan
My take on this mango, is that:
1. Yeah, anthropomorphic females are hawt. And considering the relationships between the characters, if the females were full-blown furries, then it'd become much more difficult for most of the readers to consider them as a genuine partner for the human MC (if you haven't noticed, quite a few characters fell in love with the MC).
2. The author wanted to do something different. Having humans with horns / different ears and declare: "They are filthy animals, here's an explanation about their biology", sounds a lot weaker than having literal animals who just stand on 2 legs. Don't forget that this story is primarily about a human having to deal with animals.
All in all, I think it's a mix between wanting to do something different, and the belief that you need to have cute "nekomimi girls" to appeal to an audience, or get serialized.
My take on this mango, is that:
1. Yeah, anthropomorphic females are hawt. And considering the relationships between the characters, if the females were full-blown furries, then it'd become much more difficult for most of the readers to consider them as a genuine partner for the human MC (if you haven't noticed, quite a few characters fell in love with the MC).
2. The author wanted to do something different. Having humans with horns / different ears and declare: "They are filthy animals, here's an explanation about their biology", sounds a lot weaker than having literal animals who just stand on 2 legs. Don't forget that this story is primarily about a human having to deal with animals.
All in all, I think it's a mix between wanting to do something different, and the belief that you need to have cute "nekomimi girls" to appeal to an audience, or get serialized.
