[ENG Ver.] When I Infiltrated A High-Tech Company I Was Modified Into A Perverted Futanari Android

Editorial Review

★3.8 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Transformation-focused futanari doujinshi occupies a crowded space, but this entry distinguishes itself through its scenario-driven approach: rather than isolated transformation fantasy, it wraps the premise in a spy-thriller wrapper, giving narrative scaffolding to what could otherwise feel like pure fetish content without structure.

The work leans heavily into its central conceit—capable agents stripped of agency and autonomy through technological domination—which creates psychological texture beyond mere body modification. The emphasis on dickgirls mentally corrupted by their own anatomy (“dominated by their very own dicks”) suggests the artist understands that futanari appeal often hinges on loss-of-self dynamics, not just physical novelty. The specific tag combination of bowlegged ahegao, hairy bodies, and “gapeface” positioning indicates this isn’t chasing the prettified, androgynous futanari aesthetic that’s become dominant; instead it commits to exaggerated, messy physicality that reads as deliberate authorial choice rather than default rendering. Four protagonists means the work likely cycles through variation rather than fixating on a single character, which speaks to production ambition within doujinshi constraints. The monochrome presentation (90 pages) prioritizes linework clarity over color spectacle, suggesting the artist prioritized detailed anatomy and expression work.

This will resonate most with readers seeking deliberately crude, psychologically invasive transformation content where loss of identity is the point, not incidental. The infiltration-gone-wrong framing and agent-to-corrupted-android arc appeals to those who enjoy power inversion narratives layered with futanari fixation.

A competently executed work in a niche that rarely combines scenario coherence with its fetish commitments; the spy-thriller bones give the transformation premise enough structural integrity to justify its length.