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BeheNeko: The Elf-Girl's Cat Is Secretly An S-Ranked Monster...

I watched BeheNeko: The Elf-Girl's Cat Is Secretly An S-Ranked Monster...
When Aria the elf finds an adorable little kitten, she quickly grows to love it a bit more than might be healthy for her. mainly it's because her sweet little pussy isn't really a cat at all! No, the cute and cuddly creature that Aria calls Tama is actually a former knight reborn as a Behemoth, a legendary S-class monster that merely happens resembles a loveable domestic feline! Fortunately, Tama loves Aria as well and is more than happy to use his powers to defend the odd elf girl from dangers, real or otherwise, in BeheNeko: The Elf-Girl's Cat is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster!
Aria, the resident warrior elf, comes across a stray kitten who is, in fact, a reincarnated hero in the body of a baby Behemoth, an immensely powerful monster that happens to look like a cat. The kitten gets ride around between Aria breasts and is the star of the show at bath time. The cat, for his part, wants to keep the secret that he isn't just a cat, but, he also want to protect Aria because he used to be a hero and that's what heroes do. So, the cat intervenes without revealing his true nature where possible.

Meanwhile, Aria manages to assemble an impressive harem, because the cat can't actually do that for himself. Things get complicated when the cat defeats a dragon to save Aria and that dragon, now in female form, joins the cat's growing harem and realizes that the cat isn't just a cat. A bargain is struck between the cat and the dragon to maintain the cat's secret. Events spiral out of control and hilarity ensues. We have a lot of cleavage, bare skin, some bare bottoms and one cat trying his best to pretend he's not in a harem. While there are a lot of suggestive situations, there are no naughty bits. Although, there is some action, there isn't much in the way of red ink. I had a lot of fun with BeheNeko: The Elf-Girl's Cat Is Secretly An S-Ranked Monster and gave it a 4 out of 5.

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