CJOD-317 - Wド痴女マスク 乳首ビンビンのWデカ乳に挟まれ身動きも出きずに何度も中出しさせる豊満ケダモノ女 ユリさん ニナさん

You can tell who the actresses are since they show half their faces at first. Masks have their own kind of sexiness, so I think this style works well.

*If you don't like the actress, I think it's a good idea not to buy it because you can't see her face at all. This series focuses on devouring one man, so the play is monotonous.

Personally, I love Nina (Nina Nishimura)'s physique, so I was very satisfied. However, the difference in body type between her and Yuri (Yuuri Oshikawa) was so stark that I couldn't really focus on the latter. If they had cast two people with similar builds, I think the benefits of having a duo would have been more apparent.

I hadn't watched this series because I thought, 'You can't see their face... what's the point?' But wow, it's actually good. Since this is my first time watching, I don't know if others are better, but I think it's fine. I took off one star because of the mask aspect. If the premise is hiding the face rather than just having a nymphomaniac character, it would have been better if she acted a bit more shy. Still, it was good.

I can't understand criticizing full-head masks when you chose the film yourself. It's like picking a gay film and then complaining about it being gay. You clearly misunderstand the point of full-head masks. It's not about whether the face is hidden or not; it's about the high-level abuse play that says, 'This woman's face has no value other than her mouth.' If you don't like this kind of visual stimulation, don't ask them to 'take off the mask'—just stop watching brain-stimulation films. In terms of volume, there are overwhelmingly more films without masks, so just watch those. Yuuri Oshikawa and Nina Nishimura have plenty of other films. Full-head mask films are already a dying minority, so don't come here and ruin the genre. This isn't for people who don't understand the eroticism of full-head masks. That said, as a review, I watched it because it was a mask film, but I still feel that if you're wearing a mask, you should be the one being abused, not the one doing the abusing.