
She was having an affair with a friend. Mary, a novelist who lives in the next room, spoke to Hajime, who was devastated. They ended up having sex as Mary offered to comfort him. In the three days until she returns from her affair trip, the distance between the two rapidly closes. Conversations like lovers. Sex like lovers. But their world is separated by a door. A different life that could have existed if one choice had been different. As many choices as there are, countless versions of her exist—parallel worlds (multiverse) × Orange Mary, finally begins.










Somehow, I get the concept and the theme, but I don't feel like the director's message is getting across at all. I feel a vague sense of unease, but I can't quite grasp it. The composition is packed with director Asagiri Jou's signature directing style, but the erotic play with the older sister, the erotic rolling around after drinking, the fellatio and pussy licking after eating, and the moist final erotic scene – even the 3+1 is enough for an AV. I can understand it on a sensory level, but I don't understand why this relationship, this eroticism, this development, and this ending. I don't feel the reason or meaning clicks. Let me write down some things that bother me. The feeling I get from the title doesn't match the feeling that unfolds in the drama. Just from the title, it feels like she's becoming a friends-with-benefits with the older sister next door while her girlfriend is away. It's not that she intended to cheat, but through her relationship with the older sister, she re-examines her relationship with her girlfriend and makes a decision. The act with the older sister is completely erotic, and through the dramatic development after it ends, she learns and realizes something. But the flow is completely ruined by the revelation of her cheating. For example, if her cheating trip had been discovered in the past but forgiven, and she sent her girlfriend off on this trip with lingering distrust, then the relationship with the older sister could have sparked a change in values and led to a breakup. That disconnect was the biggest issue. Next, the appropriateness of the condom's existence. Condom is used in the initial encounter, but then it's raw dogging from then on, and I couldn't feel the transition in the directing (or is there even one?). The lack of hesitation in going raw dog is a very unsettling feeling. Finally, the clothing of the older sister, played by Orange Mary, was generally lacking in beauty, cuteness, or eroticism, including her underwear. I was so excited by Mary inviting me for a drink with her hair tie removed, her glasses off, her hair brushed back with her hand, and a radiant smile, but it all just became about Mary's presence. I hope the director isn't forcing anything.