[ENG Ver.] Don’t Make Fun of Futa Girls: Risa Tenju

Editorial Review

★4.2 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Squarely in the futanari-on-female niche, this sequel leans on a familiar setup: a curious heroine, a friend with a secret, and a boyfriend who isn’t delivering. The market tends to split between heavy corruption narratives and outright fantasy settings, so a premise built on everyday friendship and one woman’s curiosity feels refreshingly low-stakes.

What distinguishes it is where the agency sits. Risa isn’t coerced or cornered. She discovers that the chesty Tomoka is futanari, turns the revelation into private fantasy material, and then takes the initiative by inviting her friend over to make it real. That puts the heroine in the driver’s seat, which is less common in a genre that often treats the futanari character as the sole instigator. The synopsis is also upfront that the situation is technically cheating but not a big part of the story. That suggests the work skips the guilt spirals and betrayal drama of NTR-flavored material and keeps its focus on the two women. Its sequel status implies some familiarity with the cast, so newcomers may want to start with the earlier installment. The English-language, image-based PNG release makes it readable straight away for international audiences.

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