[ENG Ver.] Clone Alone

Editorial Review

★3.5 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Human-on-kemono pairings occupy a dedicated corner of the adult manga and doujinshi landscape, one often dominated by fantasy-world romps and monster-girl scenarios. Clone Alone leans toward a sci-fi-tinged framing instead. Kyukuru is a laboratory-built anthro humanoid, and the story centers on her and her master. Artificial-origin heroines are a familiar trope, but an original Male Human x Female Anthro (Kemono) work built on that premise, rather than a parody or fan-derived piece, is less common than you might expect.

The main draw is the master-and-creation relationship, which builds a power dynamic into the setup from the first page. At 28 main pages, the book is compact enough to stay on that central pairing instead of diluting