GAR-185 - Gal Lesbian Catfight Grand Prix!!

Because of the runtime, each match ends up being quite short, so maybe they should have had fewer participants. It's a mix of catfight and lesbian content, so it feels a bit unfocused and the matches are somewhat loose. It's also a shame that the penalty games are all so similar. I liked that the host joined in for the final penalty game, so next time, I'd like to see a penalty game where multiple people gang up on one person.

The performance of the retired Seira Morohoshi and Haruki Kato when they get taken down is top-tier. Morohoshi once made it to the finals in another catfight only to lose and get violated, but her performance here is significantly better than that time. Haruki Kato’s submissive, 'getting violated' act really suits her. Personally, I wish Seira Morohoshi had made it to the finals to get taken down by Akiko Nemoto. As a lesbian catfight piece, it definitely gets a passing grade.

This is exactly the kind of content you'd expect from Director Mochizuki, the only competent person in this industry who can turn any project into a decent production.

・Seira Morohoshi’s physique and her performance in the 'victim' role—which you don't see much of lately—are excellent. ・While the other performers do a good job, Seira’s charm is head and shoulders above the rest. ・It can get a bit noisy and rowdy at times, but since there are no men involved, the overall production feels clean and well-executed. ・If you enjoyed this, I also recommend checking out other Garçon titles, like the 'White Gal vs. Black Gal' showdown.

It feels pretty authentic, which makes it fun to watch, and it's definitely erotic. I genuinely enjoyed watching to see who would win. The lesbian scene during the punishment game after the match was well-executed, so it definitely gets the job done. I think it's a high-quality video for this genre, but I'm giving it 4 stars because the rules weren't entirely clear to me. If there were a proper explanation of the rules and the competition felt as real as possible, it would be even more entertaining—if that were the case, I would've given it 5 stars. By the way, is the 1 million yen prize money for real? I'd love to see them actually compete for real, even if they had to lower the prize to 100,000 yen; I really want to see these girls go at it for real.