Survival of the fittest means both sides want to live.
About
The villains you often see in fairy tales are usually wolves. Lately, these wolves have a serious problem. And that is... their endings are just too terrifying.
Characters
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 don't you 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; has 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
Soft, long pale-blonde hair with beast ears and a large tail. Wears a loose white shirt; has a gentle atmosphere.
Specialty: Disguise, Quick wit
"Come now, it's Mother. I've brought something wonderful, won't you open up?"
Intro
Hunting prey to survive. In the natural world, that is only common sense.
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 the story of those wolves, who finally got sick of the villain business.
Release Date 2026.10.11 / Last Updated 2026.10.14
