First Taste of Cannibalism

Editorial Review

★3.7 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

First Taste of Cannibalism sits in the vore niche of adult doujinshi, specifically the giantess-and-tiny-people corner, and it makes a pointed distinction within it. Much of the genre leans on purpose-made food-sized folk or fantastical prey. Here the synopsis explicitly says Sora-chan swallows shrunken humans instead of “edible dwarfs,” which gives the premise a more transgressive edge and the cannibalism of the title some real weight.

The hook is the “first time” framing. Sora is a girl who has never swallowed a person, and the story is built around the moment she takes in people larger than her palm. That puts the focus on novelty and reaction rather than routine, a narrative angle that suits a short piece. The “uchi no ko” phrasing suggests an affectionate, personal-character approach, the kind of ongoing OC fondness common in independent circles. It was originally a six-page contribution to the Comiket 107 anthology “Midnight Vore Club,” so expect a compact, focused vignette rather than an extended plot. The real bonus is the bilingual package: a six-page English translation sits alongside the Japanese original, exclusive to DLsite and absent from the printed anthology. That is a thoughtful touch in a niche where English-language releases are still scarce, and the JPEG format keeps it simple to read.

Readers who enjoy vore with a clear conceptual twist, and who like short, premise-driven pieces centered on a character’s first experience, will get the most from it. English-reading fans of the genre who usually have to settle for machine translations or none at all will find the most value.

Brief but purposeful, this is a tidy, accessible entry for vore enthusiasts who want a fresh take on what ends up on the menu.