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HUNTB-151
HUNTB-151 - The Magic Door that leads anywhere, and straight into my crush's bathroom!
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I picked up a mysterious door left on the street, and it turned out to be a portal to anywhere I want. I tested it out, and suddenly I'm staring right into my crush's bathroom! From high school girls' showers to older women's bedrooms, my life has turned into a wild, unstoppable fantasy.
The transition from the shaved Yui-chan to the slightly hairy Rena-chan was absolutely perfect. Both of them are so cute! The other actresses were cute too, but the impact of these two was just too strong.
*Yui Tenma, Rena Aoi, Rika Tsubaki, Marina Hiiragi, Rion Izumi and other gorgeous members will appear. The first one, Ten-chan, is the best. It's a very neat feeling, but H is the best. The setting is ridiculous and excellent. How many doors does this have? It's not consistent, but it's an interesting piece. I have to see the sequel!
5 stars confirmed within 10 minutes. High chance this is a winner. You don't often see the back side filmed this clearly.
Tenma Yui, Aoi Rena, Tsubaki Rika(?) and Hiiragi Marina(?), Izumi Rion. The premise is ridiculous, but they worked hard on the location shoot lol. Might as well have included a blue cat-shaped mascot suit too, right? (Just kidding). Ten-chan was drenched in sweat; she did a great job not getting heatstroke. Aoi Rena-san, just before her retirement, those trembling small breasts are lovely. Good luck as a director too. Rika-chan and Marina-chan, the face-riding hip movements were great... they are the big-boob representatives of this work. Rion-chan was the finale. However, the screen time was a bit short, so I felt there was less of her usual 'melting' acting. Overall, the interactions were good, but it felt like they put more effort into the first half and ran out of steam in the second. Especially regarding the filming style of Ten-chan's part: the lighting was well-read and it was shot beautifully, but there were too many shots where the camera rotated along the lens axis to fill the frame (simply put, rotating the screen left and right). It's impactful because the subject fills the screen, but since no one can rotate their monitor while watching a video, it's better not to overuse it unless it's a still photo. Not sure if it was the director or the cameraman.
I really enjoyed the unique charm of this absurd concept. The first girl was cute.