Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": His real name is never mentioned. He's only known as the Wandering Scholar. Well-Intentioned Extremist: Was willing to go so far as to monsterize herself and her elementals and transform her own home country into a demon realm to save it, even if it was as a last resort when all other options were exhausted.

Unreliable Narrator: The worst in the entire setting. According to Word of God The Scholar's way of writing his encyclopedia entries tends to involve interviewing usually only one or two of any given species of monster girl before moving on. He also has some personal bias's that sometimes colors his writing and is prone to hyperbole. This means that much of what he writes in his encyclopedia entries for any given monster is likely to attribute deviant or extreme behavior on the part of one member of a species to the entire race as a whole and his earliest entries gave the impression that monster girls have sex with their husbands 24/7 and don't have lives outside of pleasing their husbands when later World Guides make it clear this isn't really true. That said, most of the most basic info tends to be reliable and he really is trying his best to be informative as possible. It's probably difficult enough as it is getting even the info he does get given what he's risking by talking to many of them.High School AU: Somehow a succubus from MGE world appeared in the modern world, turns a pair of Ordinary High School Student into her kind, and started the whole mess. urn:lcp:monstergirlencyc0000cros:epub:5d0159e4-2b36-4f60-b619-baef9d7403c1 Foldoutcount 0 Identifier monstergirlencyc0000cros Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t0011zt39 Invoice 1652 Isbn 9781626923614

A minor character who initially appears as an example of what happens to human women who consume Prisoner Fruit, she's only of note due to reappearing in Demon Realm Traveler's Guide as the Succubus founder and owner of a successful chain of monster run cafes called Tricoromille, which specializes in sweets and confections made with Prisoner Fruit. Ill Girl: She's suffered from severe illness since childhood which has apparently rendered her infertile, making her even more useless to her family than she already was since they can't even marry her off for a political alliance. By the time Druella found her, her condition had deteriorated to the point where she couldn't even get out of bed. Her personality is described as shifting to that of a complete child. This might not so much be 'broken', as her consciously choosing to act as she was never allowed to before. This might not so much be 'broken', as her consciously choosing to act as she was never allowed to before. Its still disturbing but she apparently did it to herself. Monsterization for instance normally does not effect memories in any way, but Mimil so despised her life that she made herself forget most of her past aside from the man she loved. White-Haired Pretty Girl: In her case it adds to her image of being a Baphomet who acts like the old woman she is chronologically instead of the young girl she otherwise looks like. It also adds to the Sibling Yin-Yang she has with Koruferuru. Tsundere: She acts like this mostly out of bitterness due to her half-elf status and the belief that no one could ever like her because of it. This disappears completely post-monsterization.

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The supreme leader of the Sabbath as a whole and head of The Demon Lord's Army Sabbath branch, the most well known Sabbath branch who serves directly in the Demon Lord's Army, as the name implies.

Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": She's only known as The Baphomet or Bapho-sama. Apparently only her husband is allowed to know her true name. Balanced Harem: Aside from Druella, each of the following girls, for one reason or another, fell for the same guy, who becomes something of a Harem Hero. YMMV, heavily, on the "Hero" part.Characters introduced in the third World Guide, Monster Girl Encyclopedia World Guide III ~Sabbath Grimoire~ Introducing My Monster Girl Lover! Encyclopedia Omnibus was released independently, not at a Comiket event.