HUNTB-045 - Stadium convenience store part-timer, picking up hyped-up girls on game day

It's 'that convenience store' and uses fictional uniforms, so it lacks realism. I didn't expect much, but it's actually quite solid. First off, the costumes are varied: baseball, soccer, yukata, live concert, basketball, etc. Plus, the fourth girl has a super rare combo of twin-tails, striped knee-highs, and 'jirai-kei' makeup—I'd watch a whole movie just for that. The fifth girl's sheer striped panties are also nice. It shows natural panty shots, so fans of 'chirarism' (peeking) should buy it. The actresses are high-level, too. The small acting bits like dialogue are solid, and each segment has a different flow. They hit the right spots, like oral sex hidden from other clerks. My only complaint is that everyone except the actors wears masks, which is jarring. It's likely for COVID safety, but it makes the actors look like they're breaking the rules. I wish everyone was maskless. COVID is such a pain. Ignoring the awkwardness, it's a great watch for fans of peeking and 'unconscious seduction turned nympho' tropes. Please keep this direction for the next one with some improvements!

I can't figure out the name of one of the actresses. I recognize four of them, but I just can't place the first one.

This convenience store clerk series, which has been quietly continuing under Hunter, is honestly baffling—I don't understand why it's a series or who the target audience is... it's consistently low-quality. This installment is no exception. First of all, the convenience store setting is a stretch. The set looks like a convenience store, but I felt something was off—it's eerily quiet because there's no background music or store announcements. Convenience stores are usually noisy and bustling, but that specific environment isn't recreated at all. I know music copyright is a hurdle for AVs, but if you're going to include a setting that feels half-baked and awkward, you shouldn't have chosen a convenience store in the first place. I recall other works from the same maker set in bookstores or bakeries having less of this issue, so it could have been good if they'd just picked a better setting. Also, specifically for this work, the premise that 'a girl hyped up after an event gets horny for a convenience store clerk' is way too forced. People coming home from an event aren't going to want to have sex with a clerk. If anything, they'd probably feel disgusted, thinking, 'What a pathetic loser, working even on a day with such a fun event.' It would be much more realistic if fans who attended the same concert had a one-night stand. Regardless, there are other works in this series, and they're all low-quality, so I don't see any potential for improvement. Instead of wasting budget and staff on this, they should come up with a new concept with a different approach.