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The Monster Girl Encyclopedia (MGE) originally started out as a compendium of knowledge concerning Monster Girls (MG) or [[Mamono]], created by the artist Kenkou Cross. It's written from the viewpoint of a nameless traveler within the setting, who is going around the world documenting all known species and variants of Mamono. Since its inception, however, MGE has grown to include a larger setting, which paints a picture of a strained conflict between the Demon Lord and her Mamono, versus the Chief Goddess and her Order. | The Monster Girl Encyclopedia (MGE) originally started out as a compendium of knowledge concerning Monster Girls (MG) or [[Mamono]], created by the artist Kenkou Cross. It's written from the viewpoint of a nameless traveler within the setting, who is going around the world documenting all known species and variants of Mamono. Since its inception, however, MGE has grown to include a larger setting, which paints a picture of a strained conflict between the Demon Lord and her Mamono, versus the Chief Goddess and her Order. | ||
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Revision as of 02:25, 26 April 2014
The Monster Girl Encyclopedia (MGE) originally started out as a compendium of knowledge concerning Monster Girls (MG) or Mamono, created by the artist Kenkou Cross. It's written from the viewpoint of a nameless traveler within the setting, who is going around the world documenting all known species and variants of Mamono. Since its inception, however, MGE has grown to include a larger setting, which paints a picture of a strained conflict between the Demon Lord and her Mamono, versus the Chief Goddess and her Order.