Kuroe has spent her entire life running from people because her body betrays her in ways she can't control, and then Arata shows up and makes that betrayal funny instead of tragic. The moment she feels actual connection, her illness stops being a curse and becomes her most honest reaction to someone who matters. A girl learning that being a monster might just mean you finally found someone worth transforming for.
Kuroe Akaishi has learned to live with her condition: a mysterious illness that warps her body in unpredictable, terrifying ways. High school is hard enough without looking like a monster, so she keeps everyone at arm's length, especially the effortlessly charming Arata Minami who seems to attract attention wherever he goes. When Arata's persistent kindness starts chipping away at her carefully built walls, something unexpected happens. Her heart doesn't just skip a beat. It transforms her into an actual kaiju, complete with scales, claws, and a body that barely fits through doorways. What started as simple avoidance becomes a romantic comedy nightmare. Every time Kuroe's feelings for Arata intensify, her body betrays her in the most literal way possible. She has to navigate confusing emotions, monstrous transformations, and the constant threat of exposure while trying to figure out if this strange illness is a curse or something else entirely. Arata, meanwhile, seems determined to see past her defenses, forces, and all.