Bakemono no Hanayome

Description

Hinata's a fox who's become the bride of Kyouya, a member of the wolf pack. Their tribes are bitter enemies, but this marriage should bring about peace.
Hinata's disguised as a female at the wedding and has ulterior motives for his soon-to-be husband: he plans to kill Kyouya, who's the son of the wolf pack's leader...
The night of their wedding, he tries to carry out the assassination, but Kyouya catches on and he fails.
Because he has nine tails, Hinata's even an outcast in his own pack and he decides to wants to die. But, instead of killing him, Kyouya says, "It's time for our honeymoon" and takes him prisoner...
This is a dramatic inhuman story between an arrogant, self-centered wolf and a downtrodden yet very pretty and submissive fox.

Type

Manga

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Associated Names

The Beast's Bride

バケモノの花嫁

嫁入狼族的新娘

怪物新娘

怪物的新娘

요괴의 신부

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Latest Release(s)

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Status in Country of Origin

1 Volume / 6 Chapters + 1 Chapter Extra (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?

Yes

Anime Start/End Chapter

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User Rating

Average: 7.8 / 10.0 (106 votes)

Bayesian Average: 7.47 / 10.0

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Last Updated

August 25th, 2025 11:48am PDT - 2 months ago

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Genre

Fantasy Yaoi
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Recommendations

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Author(s)

AKIHISA Teo

Artist(s)

AKIHISA Teo

Year

2020

Original Publisher

Brite Shuppan

Serialized In (magazine)

Tulle (Brite Shuppan)

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

Renta!

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Monthly Pos #1563 (No change)

3 Month Pos #3543

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6 Month Pos #4928

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Year Pos #6516

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Beautiful art

by ajax_jae
2 months ago

Rating: 9.0 / 10.0

LOVE Akihisa Teo's artstyle and paneling/composition. Liked the story and even though some may call the ending convenient—I like happy endings where everything is tied up nicely. Do wish we could have seen more of the two groups reconciliation and maybe the bros starting to be a little closer to each other.

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Gorgeous art

by halcyons
3 years ago

Rating: 6.0 / 10.0

The art is absolutely gorgeous; you can tell sensei cares a lot about her work--if the needlessly complicated character designs didn't give that away, then all the other details, so lovingly rendered, surely would. The paneling and composition is well done, and the backgrounds too, are just complex enough to enrich the worldbuilding without detracting from the central characters. That scene where Hinata gazes at the ocean, backlit by the setting sun and eyes aglow with wonder, literally took my breath away. If anything, I would say that sensei's (artistic) weakness is her facial expressions; there's a palpable stiffness when Hinata and Kyouya are emoting that isn't reflected in her style otherwise.

Now, you may wonder why I'm waxing poetic about Akihisa Teo's art, and that's because the plot is--well, bad. There are many emerging sprouts of plot that are never fully dealt with and are instead stomped into oblivion by an "deus ex machina"-esque ending, but this can be almost entirely disregarded in light of the many other frankly inexplicable and nigh terrible plot points:

Kyouya's personality somehow turns from predatory rapist to uwu softboi in the middle of the manga, the incomprehensible warmongering from the supposedly much weaker fox clan, Kyouya "freeing" Hinata to?? stare at the ocean on his lonesome????, Hinata vacillating between an irredeemable fatalism and a meek contentedness. And that's only the most egregious of the lot. HOWEVER, if you're anything like me, the end all and be all to manga is surely its visual appeal, and this is a must-read on that basis alone--I could care less about the confusing sociopolitical dynamics of the "four-eared" world if it meant I could keep gazing adoringly at sensei's lovely art.

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Loved it

by sarablack10
3 years ago

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I really loved this story. I thought the progression of their relationship was very believable, and I loved the aspect of their cultures and curses really unique. They both embraced being monsters and bonded over that, and found peace with themselves and each other. I’m so glad they got their happy ending.

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