Our Pet’s Twisted Sexual Tastes

Editorial Review

★3.2 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

This is a lightweight fetish comedy positioned squarely in the foot-focused niche of adult manga—a subgenre that typically oscillates between self-aware humor and earnest enthusiasm, and this work lands firmly on the comedic side. The premise leverages a clever conceit: a girl from a demon-exorcising family accidentally creates a familiar with an inconvenient foot fixation, inverting the power dynamic of traditional master-servant relationships through sexual preference rather than narrative conflict.

What distinguishes this collection is its origin as a Twitter serialization compiled for DLsite, a format that usually results in episodic, bite-sized gags over sustained narrative momentum. The 40-page package includes both previously published material and exclusive content, though the addition of only six new private pages suggests this is primarily a consolidation effort rather than a substantial expansion. The bilingual presentation (Japanese plus English) targets an international audience, though this often indicates prioritized Japanese production with post-hoc localization rather than co-development.

The comedy derives from straightforward situational irony: the straightforward exorcist girl must contend with a supernatural servant whose compulsion directly contradicts her family’s serious profession. This framework supports the foot fetish content without requiring elaborate justification—appealing to readers who enjoy fetish material grounded in character-driven humor rather than pure scenario fantasy. The R-15 rating suggests the actual sexual content remains relatively restrained, positioning this closer to suggestive comedy than explicit pornography.

Readers seeking foot fetish content with a comedic foundation and Japanese supernatural aesthetics will find reliable material here. Conversely, those expecting elaborate narrative depth or high production values should temper expectations—this operates as exactly what it claims: a Twitter mangaka’s casual serialization, now packaged for easier access.

Consistent pulp entertainment within its lane.