| Volume 13 | ||
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| Monster Musume (manga) Volume 13 | ||
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| Japanese Release | 13th October, 2017 | |
| English Release | 13th March, 2018[1] | |
| Cover Character | Suu & Super Suu | |
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| Omakes | 1 | |
| Secrets | Super Suu & Nega-Suu | |
Monster Musume: Everyday Life with Monster Girls (モンスター娘のいる日常, Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou) Volume 13 is the thirteenth volume of the Monster Musume: Everyday Life with Monster Girls manga series. Containing 4 chapters and 2 bonus comics, this volume covers the characters' conflict against Nega-Suu and the introduction of the Black Lily Advanced Materials Laboratory.
Written by Okayado (Inui Takemaru) and serialized in Monthly Comic Ryū magazine, the serialized chapters were collected and published in tankōbon volumes by Monthly Comic Ryū in Japan and later translated for an English release by Seven Seas Entertainment.
Volume thirteen was released in Japan by Monthly Comic Ryū on the 13th October, 2017, and translated and released for English audiences by Seven Seas Entertainment on the 13th March, 2018.
Blurbs[]
Suu's been kidnapped! Kimihito and his houseful of monster girls set out to find her, but what starts as a simple search and rescue mission turns dangerous when Suu is forced to face off against a giant Slime. A plus-sized water battle ensues and Kimihito is once again caught in the middle--literally! Which Slime will reign supreme?
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Trivia[]
- Included in the volume are two "Secret pages" focusing on "Super Suu" and "Nega-Suu" and 1 bonus Omake series based on Black Lily's egg harvesting titled "Egg Laying Side Story", in which rumors say that Harpies are worked under catastrophic conditions in the company and are forced to lay eggs en masse, although Mr President assures Miia that this is only slander, along with a side story titled, "Nighttime Booty Call" which Centorea explained to Lala why none of Kimihito's homestay girls tried sneaking into his bedroom even when their sexual desires were at their peak during a full moon.
- Melonbooks released two limited edition book covers, one drawn by Okayado and one featuring artwork from the anime series, to go with this volume.
- Volume 13 can be considered as one of the darkest volumes in the manga series, not least because one of the main characters (Suu) in this Volume almost actually died.
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