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[[Next Sunday ADA.D.|In the not-too-distant future]], humanity is minding its own business when a huge alien spacecraft suddenly makes a crash-landing in Tokyo Bay. Its passengers look [[Human Aliens|very much like humans]], with a few key differences: The vast majority of them are [[Cute Monster Girl|incredibly beautiful young females]], and they all wear [[Slave Collar|large, distinctive collars]] around their necks. While they appear to "come in peace", their nature and origins are a mystery they don't seem eager to reveal. Lacking the knowledge to repair their ship, they decide to integrate into human society through a government-funded "home stay" program, picking up human languages and customs with surprising speed. Their eternally friendly, helpful, and accommodating nature earns them the nickname "DearS".
 
One year later, [[Ordinary High School Student]] Takeya Ikuhara is still suspicious of the alien "invaders", though most of his friends are infatuated with them. Walking home one afternoon, Takeya notices a girl huddled under a blanket at the side of the road, on the verge of collapsing from hunger. Taking pity on her, he carries the strange girl back to his apartment, only to discover that she is one of the very aliens he so distrusts. But "Ren", as Takeya nicknames her, is no ordinary DearS: She seems completely oblivious to even the most fundamental human customs (e.g. [[Innocent Fanservice Girl|wearing clothes]]), and she eagerly explains to anyone who will listen that Takeya is now her "master", and she is his "slave".
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* [[Sex Slave]] -- Ren wants to be one. Takeya isn't into it.
* [[Shallow Love Interest]] -- Ren, though most of the time Takeya considers her more of an annoyance than a love interest [[Jerkass|and has no problem stating as much when asked]].
* [[Shout-Out]] -- "I bet underneath that pretty smile [[V (TV series)||there's a lizard's face!]]"
** During the Dollfest chapter, Neneko has two dolls on display that look a lot like Shinku and Suigintou from [[Rozen Maiden]].
* [[Slave Collar]]
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