巨鬼蹂躙祭 - Giant Ogre's Trampling Feast
Added 2025-11-01 11:00:17 +0000 UTC■ Size: ×3 ~ ■ Format: Manga (monochrome) ■ Age Restriction: R-18 ■ Language: Japanese / English ■ Page Count: 20 pages
Synopsis
A gigantic female oni attacks a certain small village. However, finding no people left there, the oni is disappointed— until she discovers a single man hiding in a house.
Aroused at the sight of the man, the oni begins forcefully assaulting him.
Comments
いつもコメントありがとうございます！ なかなかニッチな内容になっているので 好意的に受け取ってもらえたなら良かったです。 一途な子が個人的に好きなので、 そこは気が合いそうですね。 次回作以降は普通の巨大娘描いていきます
Soryu Works
2025-11-02 12:53:27 +0000 UTCOh wow, that's pretty good. I wasn't expecting that ( •̯́ ₃ •̯̀ )! I liked how you expanded the lore as well! Granting the different races and settings their motivations and conflict, as well as potentially how humans fit into it all, was well cohesive. It relegated them to a type of resource to be exploited in an effort to one-up the other factions. I think one of the factors that took me most by surprise was growth being included in the work. I believe in these types of stories in the past we've had stagnant or set heights, but it was great to see this expectation subverted this time, and in what a way as well! The slight foreshadowing in showing the extent of the Village Chief did plant a subtle notion that this might be the case; I like these set-ups~ In a way that is left to be interpreted by the reader, it makes sense why the Diadarabotchi (ダイダラボッチ) would hoard men, as otherwise their right to rule could be challenged (as is told by "An Ogre Grows Bigger the More Aroused They Are♡" - "鬼はね性欲が高ぶる程大きくなるの♥"). Though I like the shrugged-off other answer of simply being greedy and wanting to keep them all to herself—what a selfish woman~ Whereas Ume-chan (うめちゃん) seems to be the opposite (˵ ¬ᴗ¬˵) ( °ロ°🫶 pervert... 🤭 But I like it (˵ ¬ ¬˵) There's something oddly satisfying about this personality trait, which I've yet to see explored, so I was glad to be able to experience it for what I could consider a first time. I particularly like the idea of how she grew all that time by watching the events unfold ( ´ω ` ) There's also something endearing that I like about the works, in that there's that loyalty of fascination with a single person. Call me old fashioned, but I'm a sucker for such romance ( ᵔ ⩊ ᵔ ) This was a great addition, and it seems it isn't Ogre yet ( - ᴗ •́ )
Darren van der Valk
2025-11-01 23:10:22 +0000 UTC
