IPVR-215 - [VR] Visual Impact! Experience the Overwhelming Pressure of L-Cup 100cm Bust - Iori Himeka

Iori Himeka is the queen of the 'ahegao'. In VR, it feels like she can't quite show off her full potential, perhaps due to the distance issues. Looking forward to seeing how she improves.

I wanted to really experience Iori Himeka's L-cups, but the filming style felt lackluster and lacked impact. The focus felt soft, and the distance during the paizuri scene was too far. Her dialogue felt forced, which killed the immersion. I wanted more intimacy and intensity. That said, the scene where her nipples were pinched and pulled was right up my alley. Also, at around 19:18 in Chapter 1, you can hear a staff member say "Sure" when Himeka asks "Can I lick a lot?", which really killed the mood.

Maybe it's because of Iori Himeka's laid-back way of speaking, but the progression of the work, her body movements, and even her reactions all felt like they were moving in slow motion, so I finished it without ever really getting into it. Also, because she mentioned in an interview that she likes holding hands, there were a lot of scenes where she held hands with the actor. Honestly, I'd rather he use his free hand to touch her nipples instead of holding hands. However, her breasts looked beautiful when she was lying in the missionary position, especially when she was pulling her arms in. That part was worth watching.

Watched on Meta Quest 2. Picture quality is great, and the 100cm distance from the bust feels perfect. It really provides a realistic experience.

I bought this because it's Himeka-san's first VR. Since it's her debut, the content is standard, but it includes a paizuri scene and the main event, so I'm very satisfied. Personally, I find it erotic when Himeka-san's nostrils flare slightly when she's feeling it, and you can really feel that in VR. (I know that sounds creepy, but please ignore it.) However, the paizuri scene feels a bit too far away. It's not extremely distant, but I feel like it could be 10cm closer. Also, the image quality isn't terrible, but the imperfections become noticeable if you zoom in a little... (This might be because I've been watching too many 4K and 8K works lately.) Despite all that, overall, it's a satisfying work.