
The long-awaited best-of edition of the Slave Market series is here! Includes parts 1, 2, 3, and the entire Saga spin-off series. Experience the epic, intertwined stories of women at the mercy of their fates.




















The behind-the-scenes footage of the 'slave market' women is interesting. It's cute seeing the M-type actresses waiting for their turn in nothing but gowns over their bare skin. You can really tell they get along well and have great personalities. Fuka Endo's whipping scene is filmed from a behind-the-scenes angle. She's quite a cute woman. If I were the producer, I'd want to create a solo SM feature for her to leave for posterity. Separately from the other M-type actresses, it seems Yayoi Yanagida's whipping scene was filmed. Yayoi, waiting for her whipping in just a gown, is adorable. The whipping scene is also captured from a different angle than the main feature. Yayoi's right buttock is visibly welted, which shows just how real the whipping was. Being able to endure that much makes Yanagida a true M-type actress. She is beautiful. Truly beautiful. I've reaffirmed once again that Yayoi Yanagida is the best woman in the world. She's the kind of woman I'd want to keep tied up and by my side forever.
Some people dislike making-of footage, but if you've already seen the main feature, there's no real need to watch the compilation. For those people, since you can tell what kind of AV it is after watching one 'Slave Market Saga' film, I recommend watching a full episode rather than settling for a compilation. I watch AV for the play, not the story, so making-of footage doesn't ruin the immersion for me. I actually practice SM, so it's helpful for improving my skills. If you don't mind the behind-the-scenes, it's well worth watching. You get to see the best scenes again, plus it's fun to see the behind-the-scenes, the actresses' real personalities, their thoughts, and their hard work. For example, when Jojima drinks Yu's urine and says, 'It's neither too sweet nor too bitter,' and Yu retorts, 'Don't critique the taste!', or seeing the whip marks. However, compared to the main feature, the angle for the urine-drinking scene between Yu and Jojima was actually better in the making-of footage. That's something they should improve.
What was the point of making this? Did they want to splash cold water on the viewers and say, 'Wake up, this stuff doesn't happen in real life!' or 'We're just normal people, please accept us'? Are they trying to piggyback on Yu Kawakami to promote a failing series? These kinds of videos are better when they keep the behind-the-scenes stuff hidden to maintain the illusion. Why go out of your way to say, 'This is how we film, it's all just acting, it's no big deal'? Now, whenever I watch their next video, I'll just think, 'Oh, they're probably filming it like this,' and all the excitement is gone. I have no idea what they were thinking. Are they trying to kill the SM industry? They clearly don't care about the viewer's perspective. Even the production staff said, 'Once you know how it's filmed, you can't get excited by AV anymore!'
A compilation video introducing works related to the 'Slave Market' series. By including behind-the-scenes footage, it's clearly designed to entice you to buy the full versions. It's not just a random collection of clips; it's structured to showcase the whole series, which makes you actually want to watch the full films. I recommend checking out this 'Best' version via rental first.
The editing of each piece is great, but the real highlight is the precious behind-the-scenes footage of [Slave Market Woman 3] in the bonus features. Every single scene is a serious battle! The tension during filming... and the occasional glimpses of the actors' true selves (including bloopers). It proves that the whipping, urination, and enemas are definitely not fake. It's a making-of that doesn't ruin the image of the main feature [Slave Market Woman 3], so you can watch it with peace of mind. It's a must-watch for previewing or reviewing the upcoming 'Slave Market Woman 4' and 'Slave Saga 5.' It's also a great entry point for anyone looking to start the Slave Market Woman series.