Overview
A race of cannibal monsters called the Shokujinki exists and it is the job of the Kifuuken, an elite group of beast-hunters, to stop them. Toshihiko Momota, an expert swordsman and son of the Kifuuken organization's leader, unexpectedly falls in love at first sight with a beautiful girl named Yuka. However, the couple's relationship is much more complicated than it seems at first glance, for Yuka is a Shokujinki.

















There are flesh eaters, there are ordinary people, there is an organization that fights against the eaters. There are several accents:
1) Love between a human fighter against eaters and the eater himself. Very hackneyed. Of course, it's great that they showed not only love and disclosure of the situation, but also how they worked on their relationship, what problems they overcame, in addition to specific ones. How they fought for each other. This is positioned as the main part of the plot, but this is clearly not enough for the author.
2) Focus on the relationship between fathers and children, human growth, career. How the family business is accepted or not accepted, what difficulties they face during modernization and investment. The work accent was good, but it died quickly, it didn't mean anything in the last episodes.
3) Focus on the monkey. It represented sarcasm and ridicule of patterns. In general, in the second series it was very funny and the monkey took over the whole finale.
4) Emphasis on lust. Sex is one of the main themes of the director's work, as well as our lives. He shows how disgusting people are, what actions they do for sex, for recognition, for power over another person.
There was clearly something else there, but the deeper I drip, the lower I fall into the pit of misunderstanding. The series is amazing and challenging. And maybe not at all what I think it is.
I also agree with the opinion about the drawing, it's just terrible.