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ABOUT THIS SERIES
Why read Common-Sense Monster?
Itou just wants to make friends, but she’s a socially awkward girl who gets called a monster behind her back. If only she were more like Takahashi! That girl is totally ordinary, gets along with everyone, and…eats people?! In a gruesome turn of events, Itou discovers that her classmate Takahashi is actually a monster who’s learned to blend in perfectly with humans. Starstruck, Itou asks to be friends, and Takahashi starts teaching her how to act normal. But what does it really mean to be “normal”? And what is Takahashi truly after…?!
Try this series if you enjoy LGBTQ+, Drama, and Horror.
- Status
- ongoing
- Indexed editions
- 3 records, including 3 standard singles
- Age guide
- OT (Older Teen)
Common-Sense Monster, Vol. 2
English edition · See Common-Sense Monster volumes and editions →
Translated by John Neal · Original Story Warugi Wanai · Original author Warugi Wanai · Art Shinobu Shinotsuki · Artist Shinobu Shinotsuki · Translated by Alexis Eckerman
VOLUME SYNOPSIS
Itou is learning how to be “normal” from her classmate Takahashi, who, despite being a monster in disguise, is a social butterfly. But suddenly, the very teacher Takahashi killed returns as a monster. This new “Niehara-sensei” has a terrifying agenda: to eradicate and replace the normies of the world. As Itou grapples with Takahashi’s true nature—and her unwillingness to let Itou go—will she manage to stop Nie-sen before it’s too late?
CATALOGUE CONTEXT
About this English edition
Common-Sense Monster, Vol. 2 is vol. 2 in Common-Sense Monster, published in English by Yen Press. This digital edition has a catalog release date of March 24, 2026 with ISBN-13 9798855418514 and 208 pages.
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