The Senshi Dolls #1 – Day One

Editorial Review

★3.8 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Size-play fiction has long been a niche within adult manga and doujinshi, and this series opener sits squarely in the macro-and-micro fetish lane, pairing shrinking with peril and bondage. Most work in that space leans on a single gimmick. Here the setup is a scientist-and-test-subject dynamic, with one character perfecting a serum and another becoming its first experiment, which gives the premise a clear mechanical engine.

What distinguishes the release is its production model. Credits are split across three contributors: cover art by artistmyx, interior pages by Carlos Antunes of Atreyu Studio, and story by Mercurius. A dedicated writer is unusual in a scene where artists typically handle everything, and it suggests the narrative is meant to carry across installments rather than serve as a one-off vignette. The synopsis explicitly frames the first chapter as the start of a longer arc (“a wild venture” that changes the characters’ lives), and the idea that the first test subject won’t be the only victim promises an expanding cast. The tag list is also unusually specific: shrunken women tied up, body exploration, sex with objects, and orgasm with multiple women. Scale is the organizing principle rather than an afterthought, with everyday objects becoming environments and obstacles. The English-language original is a practical plus, since readers avoid the awkwardness of fan translation.

Readers who like shrinking fantasies with a plotted, serialized structure, and who enjoy the vulnerability and power imbalance of tiny-scale bondage scenarios, will get the most from it. It’s a promising opener for anyone who wants their size-play kink with a narrative scaffold, and a clear sign of where the series intends to go.