
[Following Karamizakari and Karamizakari 2 released by MOODYZ, kawaii continues the series with a live-action adaptation!] Takashi, having finished his days of sexual indulgence with Iida and Niyama as depicted in the main story of Karamizakari, returns to the baseball club. Having completed his first experience and gained confidence through intense sexual immersion, Takashi bravely proposes a physical relationship to Takeuchi Senpai, the popular baseball club manager. He didn't think the pure and exemplary Takeuchi Senpai would fall, but whether swept away by the atmosphere or not resisting, perhaps finding the earnestness of her junior endearing, she accepted Takashi completely. Secret and intense sex in the sticky baseball clubroom… and from that day on, the two began dating, enjoying sex in love hotels and school classrooms throughout their student life. As the number of times they make love increases, their skills improve, and the two continue to seek pleasure from each other…










Compared to Karami Zakari 1 and 2, there are a few parts that feel a little lacking, but considering it's a side story... Still, I think it would have been a lot hotter if they'd included more sex scenes.
The reproduction of this Karami-zakari series was amazing, and the quality as a work was high, but this one... hmm. The nails too, and Mayuki just didn't quite fit the role, you know? It felt a little off.
I like Mayuki, and this work was beautiful too, but she looks a little too mature for a high school student, honestly. And the last scene might be faithful to the original, but the ending was kinda weird, so I wonder if they *needed* to include it. Mayuki is amazing, and there were tons of great moments, like when she gets wet. Definitely a keeper!
I'm watching this series out of order, but it's still great! Ito Mayuki's overwhelming presence and pheromones are insane in this one. I was totally blown away!
The actress's vibe and the overall tone of the work were a perfect match. The last fantasy sequence might be divisive, but it actually made me want to rewatch the whole thing, so I thought it was great. Seriously a masterpiece.