Monji Koubo 2026 Commission Collection First Half

Editorial Review

This is a niche-fetish anthology that positions itself squarely within the extreme excretion and omorashi (desperation) subgenre—a space that’s seen steady growth in doujin production over the past few years, though it remains deliberately marginal even within adult manga circles. The work distinguishes itself primarily through its anthology structure and the deliberate curation of commission-based content, meaning you’re getting variety in artist style and scenario execution rather than a single author’s vision. The synopsis emphasizes breadth over depth: multiple scenarios, short-form narrative approach, and the explicit addition of a futanari-focused section suggests the creators are responding to actual market demand within their commission base rather than chasing trends.

The tag combination of omorashi, enema, urination, and scatology alongside futanari content is relatively uncommon in coordinated anthology form. Most doujin collections either specialize narrowly or dilute impact by spreading too thin; here, the niche is specific enough that readers seeking this particular intersection of fetishes will find concentrated, uncompromising content. The futanari section addition is notable because it signals the artists recognize this audience overlap and have invested effort in dedicated work rather than forcing futanari elements into traditionally-gendered scenarios.

This collection appeals primarily to readers with established interest in excretion-play fetishes who value variety in scenario and artist interpretation over singular narrative arc or character investment. The anthology format naturally offers sampling appeal for anyone curious about the space, though the extreme tags ensure no casual browsing.

This is exactly what it advertises: a methodical, unapologetic collection for an intensely specific audience, executed with the understanding that this material exists for enthusiasts, not conversion.