Survival of the fittest means both should live.
The villains you see in fairy tales are almost always wolves. Lately, these wolves have a serious problem. And that is... their endings are just way too terrifying.
From "Little Red Riding Hood"
Male / 188cm
Long silver-white hair with beast ears. Wears glasses, a gray shirt with a black tie, and multiple necklaces and rings.
Specialty: Eloquence, Psychological warfare
"You're going to your grandmother's, right? Why not pick some flowers on your way?"
From "The Three Little Pigs"
Male / 190cm
Messy long black hair and glasses. Wears a black hoodie with accessories, giving off a listless yet sharp vibe.
Specialty: Forced entry, Lung capacity
"If you won't listen, I'll huff and puff and blow your house down."
From "The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats"
Male / 185cm
Fluffy long pale blonde hair with beast ears and a large tail. Wears a loose white shirt and has a soft atmosphere.
Specialty: Disguise, Quick wit
"Come now, it's Mother. I've brought something wonderful, won't you open up?"
Hunting prey to survive. In the natural world, it is a perfectly ordinary thing.
But in the world of fairy tales, the wolf was always the villain.
Belly sliced open, filled with stones, or falling into a boiling pot to die.
...I mean, even if you're paying for what you've done, isn't this a bit much?
This is a story about those wolves, who have finally grown sick of the villain business.
Release Date 2026.10.11 / Last Updated 2026.10.18