COSVR-041 - VR: Until My Girlfriend Who Hates Cosplay Smiles Like This - Aya Konami [8K]

Aya is cute, and I like this genre, but maybe I just expected too much. It felt a little lacking. The room's scenery didn't quite match the setting either. It's a good cosplay, but I wish it had been more fantastical. Still, Konami Aya fans will probably be satisfied.

I think Aya-san fans or people who like seeing cosplay outfits might be able to enjoy it, but the content was so ridiculous I kept fast-forwarding through it. I don't know if they can't afford to spend money on filming due to the recession, but the set being just a dimly lit bathroom changing room is pathetic.

To be honest, this isn't about love for the character or immersing yourself as a cosplayer. It's purely focused on the fetish of having 'him' dress you up. It's perfect for those who get a sexual thrill from the act of cosplay itself, or from being made to cosplay. From a custom-made outfit perspective, there are some plot holes, like why the girlfriend who's head-over-heels for 'him' refuses to cosplay, or why they need a ryokan to make it happen. (Though these are addressed later.) However, it more than makes up for it by fully realizing the custom-made outfit fetish. This fetish is about enjoying the extraordinary within the ordinary. You can endlessly change the details – a normal room or hotel, a girlfriend with no interest in cosplay or the characters – and increasing the realism would only make it better. The girlfriend in this story is said to dislike cosplay, but she has otaku tendencies and is completely smitten with 'him,' so the reason for refusing cosplay feels a bit vague. As I keep saying, the possibilities for the girlfriend's setting, relationship, location, and outfits are endless. As a work uniquely focused on the custom-made outfit fetish, I really hope it gets a sequel. Seriously, a masterpiece!

Her face is seriously stunning. And she's got the figure and the acting skills to match. Perfect. The work itself has a solid introduction, so the immersion is great. It was a meticulously crafted masterpiece.

Aya-chan is still cute as always. It really suits her, and if it's your thing, you'll really get into it. But I'm not really into cosplay that involves these kinds of character portrayals. I like more everyday cosplay like bunny suits, uniforms, nurse outfits, or gym clothes, but I just can't get into ones with extremely unnatural hair or eye colors. I don't even know why, but when I get hooked on cosplay like this, I sometimes buy it hoping for even more excitement. This time the sample images were good and the reviews were high, so I took a chance on Aya-chan. The result isn't bad, but as expected, I couldn't reach that next level of excitement this time either. The blonde hair looks a bit strange because it's covered by something, and I think regular Aya-chan is prettier. So, it's a bit disappointing. 4.3 out of 5 stars.