Baalbuddy

Willford “Will” Diccard is a devout paladin who has sworn off romance after witnessing his father’s antics, but his life is upended when he encounters Zana, a seductive dark elf who later becomes his stepsister after their parents marry—forcing them to share a home as she relentlessly schemes to break his vow of chastity. Meanwhile, his childhood friend Aubry, a caring cleric secretly in love with him, grows jealous as Will resists Zana’s advances, giving rise to a playful yet tension-filled love triangle. Set in a tongue-in-cheek fantasy world of dungeon crawls and magic, the story weaves risqué humor and fanservice with genuine character growth, as Zana discovers empathy, Will reevaluates his rigid beliefs, and Aubry finds the courage to express her feelings, delivering a deconstructive parody of ecchi and fantasy tropes.

A bumbling “Generic Japanese MC Hero‑kun” finds himself transported to a classic fantasy world. To make things even more awkward, the Hero and the demon lord are revealed to be childhood friends, adding layers of comedic tension as they awkwardly rediscover their bond amidst absurd, trope-filled isekai adventures.

In “Horny Aunt,” Baalbuddy delivers a series of short comic strips centered on a provocative aunt whose flirtatious, taboo-tinged humor plays off her nephew in absurd, satirical scenarios; the minimalist backgrounds and clean, expressive linework emphasize facial reactions and comedic timing, while digital coloring remains simple to keep focus on the exaggerated dynamic between the characters.

In “Kitsune News,” artist Baalbuddy presents a series of strips in which a kitsune reporter hosts fantastical “news” segments, blending satirical humor with mythological references; as the episodes progress, the fox woman evolves—gaining additional tails and appearing in increasingly absurd and comedic television-style scenarios—until her mystical powers (tied to the Kyubi spirit) erupt in exaggerated ways, creating unexpected situations that playfully explore the idea of a supernatural being navigating contemporary media routines.

Virginia Kissless is an exemplary paladin whose greatest challenge isn’t defeating monsters but coping with an eternal virginity curse: every attempt at romance or intimate approach ends in hilarious and unpredictable failures. In each episode or strip, she faces quests, tavern encounters, and magical rituals that promise to break the curse but invariably trigger comedic and surreal situations, satirizing RPG tropes and social checks. Despite her combat prowess and devotion to duty, her “curse of the kissless” remains the throughline of sharp humor, always involving outlandish promises, unexpected side effects, and charisma failures that reinforce the irreverent tone. With no definitive resolution, the series entertains by showing that even the most virtuous heroine can confront the most unexpected obstacle in pursuit of a simple kiss.