Description

A new town and a year under his aunt’s roof are enough to send Riko’s imagination into overdrive. Shy and socially awkward, he spends the journey nervously picturing everything that could go wrong when he meets the four girls he’ll be living with. For someone who already struggles in social situations, the prospect of an all-female household makes an unfamiliar place feel even more intimidating. My Futa Family begins with Riko facing that uneasy introduction, trading familiar surroundings for a home full of people he has yet to get to know. He’s bracing himself for awkward encounters and the challenge of settling in—but the premise leaves one question hanging: is his anxiety about his new housemates really what he should be worrying about most?