CATDOLL: The original novel of "Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?" is out of stock and the official announced an emergency reprint

The recent April new show "Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?" is extremely popular, and of course the reason for its popularity is largely due to the magical rope of Lady Hestia. No matter what you think of the rope, at least it is certain that this work has successfully created a lot of topics when it was first broadcast. At least in the past two weeks, many pictures of Hestia can be seen on Twitter and Porn Station in Japan. On the 14th, the publisher of the original novel, GA Bunko, also announced on Twitter that because the novel is selling well, it will be reprinted on a large scale urgently... It seems that the effect is really amazing.

The loli, twin-tailed, black-haired, huge-breasted God, this character has multiple attributes, and the key point is that these characteristics are well integrated, and there is surprisingly no sense of incongruity. Coupled with the God's huge breasts and that magical chest strap, it can be said that this is a very successfully shaped character.

The novel sold so well that the GA library official and editorial department both tweeted out an announcement of the reprint. Perhaps too many people called the publishing house to inquire, so they just sent out an announcement directly.

The animation "Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?" was produced by JCSTAFF. Perhaps your impression of this animation is only about Kami's magical rope, but objectively speaking, Kami's personality in the animation is very distinct and cute, and the highlight is not just the rope. (Although I think the rope is also attractive)

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As for the other heroine, it is actually Fiora, but it seems that most people have forgotten her... Fiora currently has few opportunities to appear, I hope she will have more roles after the third episode.

I wonder if the novel is selling well because of the animation, or simply because the rope is so popular? The animation seems pretty good so far, but the rope is so popular that it makes people feel that the focus is a bit off.

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