EBOD-326 - Anime Cosplay Slim BODY Mao Hamasaki

The actual gameplay isn't bad, but if they were going to do a cosplay theme, they needed some direction to help the viewer get immersed in the character—which was almost non-existent here (the final 'Honey' bit felt like an afterthought). Personally, I feel like the cosplay actually detracted from Mao Hamasaki’s best asset (her attractive body), so the whole thing was a bit disappointing. I think it would have been better if they just stuck to their usual E-BODY style.

*Cosplay at a level where you don't have to wear a hat Nami is just a swimsuit... The only ones that fit are Mars and Honey, and the quality of the costumes isn't high. I feel like the cosplay ended without being able to bring out the best in my daughter.

The cosplay actually hinders Mao Hamasaki's natural appeal. Take the Ayanami cosplay at the start—you can't even see her fair skin. It's not a turn-on. Also, be warned that the 'Honey' outfit on the cover isn't a short cut in the actual scenes; her hair is tied back. It's a real shame; it would have been so much better if they had just stuck to the usual E-BODY format.

Her face is erotic yet cute. She's quite active with the kissing, but it's a huge shame that it's all cosplay. Naturally, you don't get a good look at her body. Of all things, they skip the oral, and the final guy, Oshima, gets VIP treatment with her breasts exposed... Is this another case of a hierarchy system? My personal rating is poor. If they had done the scene during the second cosplay outfit, it would have been decent. The scenes are with Tamaki, Carlos (no oral), Nakahori, and Oshima.

I think the actress is pretty, but as a cosplay AV, the quality is somewhat problematic. Since it's just a 'do-it' AV with no story, the lack of resemblance to the original character is one thing, but the fact that the costume itself doesn't even try to look like the original character is fatal for a cosplay AV. Naturally, the choice of cosplay doesn't fit the actress's looks or acting either. As a result, it just feels like a generic costume-based AV.