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Welcome to the Doll’s Mansion [Sharehouse]

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    Synopsis

    Kana Honda, a first-year university student, begins sharing a house with an old high school friend. The other residents are beautiful and kind, the facilities are well-equipped, and she looks forward to her new campus life.

    However, something seems odd about the other residents. When she sneaks out at night to investigate, she discovers a male ghost and the residents obediently following his commands.

    Having their souls corrupted by the man, the residents have become mindless dolls, surrendering their bodies to satisfy his desires as vessels of flesh.

    Kana tries to resist, but her body is stolen as well. She too becomes a doll, mercilessly tormented by the other living puppets.

    The dolls move. For the man’s true purpose—to create “new dolls.”

    A hypnosis/brainwashing and body possession work for those with honest desires to manipulate girls and have your way with them.

    Note: The later sections contain futanari elements.

    [Scheduled for sale at C103]

    Grayscale · 43 pages

    *English version included.

    Editorial Review

    [Sam’s Pick]

    Welcome to the Doll’s Mansion presents a darkly atmospheric exploration of transformation and control, wrapped in a premise that immediately signals its theatrical, high-concept approach. The “sharehouse” setting provides an intriguing backdrop for the work’s central themes of psychological domination and metamorphosis, creating opportunities for visually distinct scenarios and character interactions.

    What stands out here is the ambitious narrative scope—this isn’t simply a collection of isolated scenes but rather a structured journey through escalating psychological and physical transformations. The layering of brainwashing, hypnosis, and possession mechanics suggests the artist has invested considerable thought into how these elements interact and progress, creating a sense of narrative momentum that propels readers forward.

    The tag combination indicates the work leans heavily into the fantastical and surreal rather than attempting realism, which allows the artist significant creative freedom in visual storytelling and character design. The futanari element adds another layer of transformation fantasy to complement the mind-control themes, suggesting a work unafraid of exploring multiple dimensions of change and agency.

    For readers drawn to psychological and transformation-focused content with a structured narrative framework, this offers substance beyond surface-level appeals. The Doll’s Mansion demonstrates genuine conceptual ambition that transforms what could be straightforward fetish content into something more architecturally complex.

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