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An entire school has been tossed into a fantasy world without knowing what happened. Suddenly monsters attack and kill a lot of students, but then other students started to fight back with cheat abilities. A few days later, everyone has been divided into the Stay Home Group and Exploration Group. The exploration group wanted to see if there’s anything else to find and take care off in the forest that they are in. They are armed to brim with cheats and makeshift weapons. The Stay Home Group doesnt have cheat abilities…. after the Exploration Group leaves, the stay home group gets split a...
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An entire school has been tossed into a fantasy world without knowing what happened. Suddenly monsters attack and kill a lot of students, but then other students started to fight back with cheat abilities. A few days later, everyone has been divided into the Stay Home Group and Exploration Group. The exploration group wanted to see if there’s anything else to find and take care off in the forest that they are in. They are armed to brim with cheats and makeshift weapons. The Stay Home Group doesnt have cheat abilities…. after the Exploration Group leaves, the stay home group gets split as a riot ensues. Student killing student, girls getting raped by their fellow classmates… and our MC starts to run towards the forest. After running, evading lots of monsters… he winds up in a cave, exhausted and almost ready to die… when a Slime approaches him. It first tried to eat his hand and all he could do was “...please… someone out there… help me….”
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Type
Novel
Related Series
Monster no Goshujin-sama (Spin-Off)
Associated Names
Master of Monster (Novel)
Master of Monsters (Novel)
Monster Tamer (Novel)
Повелитель монстров (Novel)
モンスターのご主人様 (Novel)
我的怪物眷族 (Novel)
Master of Monsters (Novel)
Monster Tamer (Novel)
Повелитель монстров (Novel)
モンスターのご主人様 (Novel)
我的怪物眷族 (Novel)
Groups Scanlating
Latest Release(s)
v.2 c.36 by Sad Hoovy's Inhuman Translations over 3 years ago
v.2 c.35 by Sad Hoovy's Inhuman Translations over 3 years ago
v.2 c.34 by Sad Hoovy's Inhuman Translations over 3 years ago
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v.2 c.35 by Sad Hoovy's Inhuman Translations over 3 years ago
v.2 c.34 by Sad Hoovy's Inhuman Translations over 3 years ago
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Status
in Country of Origin
9 WN Volumes | 321 Chapters (Complete)
16 LN Volumes (Hiatus)
16 LN Volumes (Hiatus)
Completely Scanlated?
No
Anime Start/End Chapter
N/A
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User Rating
Average: 7.2 / 10.0 (134 votes)
Bayesian Average: 7.07 / 10.0
Bayesian Average: 7.07 / 10.0
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Last Updated
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Category Recommendations
Mahou no Kuni no Madan (Novel)
Monster no Goshujin-sama
Isekai Monster Breeder - Cheat wa Aru kedo, Nonbiri Ikusei Shite Imasu (Novel)
Isekai Yururi Kikou - Raising Children While Being an Adventure (Novel)
Suterareta Yuusha no Eiyuutan (Novel)
Monster no Goshujin-sama
Isekai Monster Breeder - Cheat wa Aru kedo, Nonbiri Ikusei Shite Imasu (Novel)
Isekai Yururi Kikou - Raising Children While Being an Adventure (Novel)
Suterareta Yuusha no Eiyuutan (Novel)
Recommendations
N/A
Author(s)
Artist(s)
Year
2013
Original Publisher
Serialized In (magazine)
N/A
Licensed (in English)
Yes
English Publisher
J-Novel Club (5 Vols - Ongoing)
Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #757
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Monthly Pos #1695
(+139)
3 Month Pos #3599
(+61)
6 Month Pos #4441
(+978)
Year Pos #6499
(+494)

Monthly Pos #1695

3 Month Pos #3599

6 Month Pos #4441

Year Pos #6499

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Please give it 10 chapters to get GOOD
by HSuke
January 29th, 2021, 3:12pm
January 29th, 2021, 3:12pm
Rating: 9.0 / 10.0
This starts off as a generic harem isekai in a brutal unfair world, and it takes about 10-15 chapters to get good. You're probably going to roll your eyes at the MC complaining nonstop at the beginning. It takes awhile for the character development to start.
This manga is like the counterpart to "Arifureta". While life is rosy for the powerful, privileged heroes, it really sucks for everyone else. This time, we follow MC as one of the non-privileged. In some ways, it's similar to "Hai to Gensou no Grimgar" in that the world is brutal for its inhabitants
I'm curious how well the world building develops, especially after chapter 15.
... Last updated on January 29th, 2021, 3:16pm
This manga is like the counterpart to "Arifureta". While life is rosy for the powerful, privileged heroes, it really sucks for everyone else. This time, we follow MC as one of the non-privileged. In some ways, it's similar to "Hai to Gensou no Grimgar" in that the world is brutal for its inhabitants
I'm curious how well the world building develops, especially after chapter 15.
... Last updated on January 29th, 2021, 3:16pm

It Does Not Understand the Meaning of a Deconstruction
by Immortal bear
January 25th, 2015, 3:22am
January 25th, 2015, 3:22am
Rating: 2.0 / 10.0
When I read Master of Monster, the protagonist reminds me of Shinji Ikari. Not the new, revamped versions of the character but the whiny pathetic wimp of the original series. I honestly didn't hate him and felt he worked as a good foil to the more confident but blustering Asuka or the much more passive Rei. Its his character interaction and not his personality that made him interesting. Master of Monster fails to understand this completely.
Master of Monster is about an entire school that gets transported to another world and the roughly 1000 students that have to survive its harsh and dangerous environment. Among these students are humans that have developed special powers upon entering the new world. Accounting for roughly a third of the student body, these Cheat Users must balance power with the normal students as they seek for civilization or a way home. That's what the story would be about if that was what it focuses on. Instead, it opts to have any form of society or civil understanding almost immediately collapse as the main character vaguely narrates how everyone turns on each other and rape and murder is brutally. There is no gradual descent, no specific events that cause the sudden rioting, just everyone suddenly hates each other, and violence destroys any semblance of humanity
The main protagonist, Majima immediately throws himself into this misanthropic mindset of judgmental scorn toward other people, angry that society could collapse like this. It's impossible to become sympathetic to his situation as the audience knows nothing of what caused this collapse in the first place. Judging by how little he was involved in the situation, the narrative makes it sound like he didn't do much work with the group in the first place and is just getting angry because events are now affecting him specifically. While the story would be darkly amusing to read if it focused on whether he would either first starve to death or go mad from his twisted ideologies, the author gives him a third option when he is able to befriend a slime, suddenly realizing that his power is to befriend monsters.
Truly, this is the worst power the author could give the main character. It allows him to continue to whine, bitch, and moan about how humans are trash while letting his monsters servants do all the dirty work for him. Its not as if the monsters disobey or challenge him. They obey him without question and are blindly loyal to everything he does. As if to try and up the squick factor the two monsters he initially befriends Lilly (a slime) and Rose (a magical doll, think living mannequin) try to feminize themselves.
What really gets me is how Majima keeps saying "This is the real world" as if to deconstruct "trapped in another world" genre. Yet the story tightly grasps the worst cliches of the genre.
"This is the real world" Yet you have a unique extremely rare power
"This is the real world" Yet you have a harem that is devoted to you.
"This is the real world" Yet your viewpoint is the only one that matters.
This really shows that if a deconstruction doesn't understand the flaws of its material can be worse than the flaws its trying to point out.
Still there is a fascination by how bad this story can get. Maybe Majima finds a way to turn the token human girl into a cat girl which somehow recovers her virtue so he can take it himself. Maybe the Agricultural club of the school turns into a cult that worships a cow trophy they won in a previous competition. Maybe the entire male student body are serial rapists and Majima's destiny is to repopulate this world with the female student body creating a master race of whiny, self-indulgent, hypocrites, The possibilities are endless!
... Last updated on January 25th, 2015, 3:46am
Master of Monster is about an entire school that gets transported to another world and the roughly 1000 students that have to survive its harsh and dangerous environment. Among these students are humans that have developed special powers upon entering the new world. Accounting for roughly a third of the student body, these Cheat Users must balance power with the normal students as they seek for civilization or a way home. That's what the story would be about if that was what it focuses on. Instead, it opts to have any form of society or civil understanding almost immediately collapse as the main character vaguely narrates how everyone turns on each other and rape and murder is brutally. There is no gradual descent, no specific events that cause the sudden rioting, just everyone suddenly hates each other, and violence destroys any semblance of humanity
The main protagonist, Majima immediately throws himself into this misanthropic mindset of judgmental scorn toward other people, angry that society could collapse like this. It's impossible to become sympathetic to his situation as the audience knows nothing of what caused this collapse in the first place. Judging by how little he was involved in the situation, the narrative makes it sound like he didn't do much work with the group in the first place and is just getting angry because events are now affecting him specifically. While the story would be darkly amusing to read if it focused on whether he would either first starve to death or go mad from his twisted ideologies, the author gives him a third option when he is able to befriend a slime, suddenly realizing that his power is to befriend monsters.
Truly, this is the worst power the author could give the main character. It allows him to continue to whine, bitch, and moan about how humans are trash while letting his monsters servants do all the dirty work for him. Its not as if the monsters disobey or challenge him. They obey him without question and are blindly loyal to everything he does. As if to try and up the squick factor the two monsters he initially befriends Lilly (a slime) and Rose (a magical doll, think living mannequin) try to feminize themselves.
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Upon discovering a dead human girl that was likely raped post mortem, Majima orders Lilly to consume it and use it as a form with which they can communicate. Not only is this a gross disrespect to the corpse but Majima's creepy lust for Lilly's new body underlines just how utterly depraved an individual like Majima truly is. His discovery of the corpse switches his thoughts from survival to avenging the dead girl even though he didn't hesitate desecrate her dead corpse and have Lilly make a mockery of her lifelike state. His switch flips from whiny self pity to brutal anti-hero with little middle ground.
After his "vengeance" (Lilly does all the work and he credits himself as a rescuer of a girl they kept captive) Lilly tries so seduce him and eventually they have sex. Ignoring that Lilly has had a human brain for at best two days, Majima seems unaware that he is essentially as close to performing necrophilia as he can without having the actual corpse. The irony is apparently lost on him. Also Rose conveniently creates a voice box that can "she" can use to produce a feminine voice that he finds attractive. The likely raped living girl also seems to share his creepy ideology to add to the warped characteristics of this harem.
After his "vengeance" (Lilly does all the work and he credits himself as a rescuer of a girl they kept captive) Lilly tries so seduce him and eventually they have sex. Ignoring that Lilly has had a human brain for at best two days, Majima seems unaware that he is essentially as close to performing necrophilia as he can without having the actual corpse. The irony is apparently lost on him. Also Rose conveniently creates a voice box that can "she" can use to produce a feminine voice that he finds attractive. The likely raped living girl also seems to share his creepy ideology to add to the warped characteristics of this harem.
What really gets me is how Majima keeps saying "This is the real world" as if to deconstruct "trapped in another world" genre. Yet the story tightly grasps the worst cliches of the genre.
"This is the real world" Yet you have a unique extremely rare power
"This is the real world" Yet you have a harem that is devoted to you.
"This is the real world" Yet your viewpoint is the only one that matters.
This really shows that if a deconstruction doesn't understand the flaws of its material can be worse than the flaws its trying to point out.
Still there is a fascination by how bad this story can get. Maybe Majima finds a way to turn the token human girl into a cat girl which somehow recovers her virtue so he can take it himself. Maybe the Agricultural club of the school turns into a cult that worships a cow trophy they won in a previous competition. Maybe the entire male student body are serial rapists and Majima's destiny is to repopulate this world with the female student body creating a master race of whiny, self-indulgent, hypocrites, The possibilities are endless!
... Last updated on January 25th, 2015, 3:46am

It's an interesting take on a (over)done premise
by bobIV123
January 8th, 2015, 9:58pm
January 8th, 2015, 9:58pm
Rating: 10.0 / 10.0
so, this kinda feels like the other "protagonist is a student transported to other world and is suddenly op hero", but at the same time, this protagonist is only strong through his companions, which is admittedly similar to Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari (Novel); however, unlike that protagonist, this one doesn't even have the means to defend for himself. This protagonist also seems unique in that he is a victim to other humans, basically goes into self-exile due to this, and seems to be going to sustain that, rather than eventually overcoming his trauma (somewhat) like the hero in Tate...
Overall I'd say it's an interesting read, if you're feeling tired of these kinds of stories you might wanna shelf it for later, and it's a little more harem-y than I'd like personally, but a good read nonetheless.
... Last updated on January 8th, 2015, 9:58pm
Overall I'd say it's an interesting read, if you're feeling tired of these kinds of stories you might wanna shelf it for later, and it's a little more harem-y than I'd like personally, but a good read nonetheless.
... Last updated on January 8th, 2015, 9:58pm
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