HUNTB-534 - A crazy cheat key to summon former classmates from the graduation album as delivery health girls!

You know how every guy looks through a yearbook, finds a cute girl, and lets their imagination run wild? This movie brings that exact scenario to life. I remember doing the same thing back in the day, just using a name list to get off—youthful indiscretion, haha. A total fantasy AV.

It takes the classic "called a call girl and she's my old classmate" trope and mixes it with a "wish-granting magic item," all wrapped in an Isekai-style presentation. Structurally, the scenes with Horiuchi and the three actresses are the main focus, while Asano's part feels more like a side experiment. The typical Isekai setup—loser in the real world, god-tier in another—is easy to follow. While the "anything goes" rules of the call service are convenient for the plot, I loved the lack of brakes. The way the women prioritize his call over their boyfriends or are forced to accept pregnancy just because he told them to is pretty unique. The world-building, where it's socially acceptable to be called by a former classmate via a call service, is well-done. The character archetypes (gal, introvert, idolized girl) work well, and the casting, especially Aoi Kuruki, was a success. If there's a sequel, I'd hope for more nuance. Just having a "magic item that does everything" can get boring. I want to see more rules about what's forced versus free will, and maybe some rom-com elements—like former friends or secret crushes—instead of just strangers. The transition between fantasy and reality is a bit blurry too. It feels like a rushed production, but the core is solid. I'd love to see a more polished version of this concept.