The Love Slaves are the collection of victims bound to Do-S through her hypnotic whip inside the Monster Association Headquarters. Ordinary people, captured heroes, and even Subterranean People all fell under her sway before the group was ultimately broken apart.
This group is made up of the people Do-S bends to her will using her mind control, a pool that spans both ordinary humans and Mysterious Beings. The Subterranean People were a notable example, and Do-S weaponized her control over them by pitting the underground dwellers against one another until they were wiped out entirely. Most of her thralls, however, began as regular citizens who slowly changed after prolonged exposure to her lash.
Repeated strikes from her whip over an extended stretch of time caused the captives to take on half-monster or partially monsterized traits, sprouting fangs, horns, elongated ears, or patterned spots across their skin. Those trapped in this condition grow addicted to their mistress's beatings and punishments, and the moment she appears they plead to be struck again.
A crucial detail about the thralls is that their transformation is not permanent. Once cut off from Do-S's influence, a partially monsterized victim can shed the animalistic features and return fully to human form. Bang theorizes that the deciding factor lies in the heart: so long as a person does not accept themselves as a monster, the change can still be undone. That reasoning feeds Bang's hope that Garou might still be pulled back before his own monsterization becomes total.
The enslaved ranks were not limited to civilians. Professional heroes such as Pandaman and Darkness Blade were also snared by Do-S's whip during the raid, though the shock of being forcibly struck snapped them out of it almost at once. The group's overall purpose amounted to a living arsenal and a supply of expendable hostages that Do-S could throw at her enemies.
During the Monster Association Arc, Do-S recovers by licking blood that seeps down a wall, healing the injuries Sweet Mask had inflicted on her. Craving payback and set on claiming Sweet Mask as her thousandth thrall, she frees her caged slaves and runs into Fubuki, Bang, and Bomb in a corridor. She grabs a few captives as shields and tries a diversionary strike, but Bang flattens both the slaves and Do-S herself.
Recognizing the downed thralls as half-monsters, Bang thinks of Garou, and shortly afterward the victims regain their senses, lose their horns and fangs, and turn human again. He locks them in cages to await rescue. When Overgrown Rover answers a whistle and smashes through a wall, the freed people escape through the breach into the subway tunnel. Do-S ranked as the leader of the enslaved, and the group was left disbanded.

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The Love Slaves are the victims Do-S binds to her will with her hypnotic whip inside the Monster Association Headquarters. The group includes ordinary humans, captured heroes, and even the Subterranean People, all held under her control until the group was broken apart.
Do-S leads the Love Slaves as their mistress, using repeated strikes from her whip to bind captives to her will. She is recorded as the group's leader within the Monster Association.
Yes, victims of the Love Slaves can return fully to human form once cut off from Do-S's influence. Bang theorizes the deciding factor is the heart, since a person who never accepts themselves as a monster can still undo the change.
Yes, professional heroes Pandaman and Darkness Blade were both snared by Do-S's whip during the Monster Association raid. The shock of being struck snapped them out of her control almost immediately.
During the Monster Association Arc, Do-S frees her caged Love Slaves as shields during a fight with Fubuki, Bang, and Bomb, but Bang flattens both the slaves and Do-S. The freed victims lose their monster traits, escape through a tunnel breach made by Overgrown Rover, and the group is left disbanded.
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