KAVR-148 - [VR] Welcome Party Nightmare! Pure Bitch vs. Goth Slut, Getting Tag-teamed in a 3-Way

Tsukino-san really pulls off the jirai-kei makeup well. That alone makes it worth recommending. One thing to note is that the camera angle shifts, which can definitely be nauseating. It's also a fact that she gets overshadowed by Shion-san, which is a common weakness in 3P works.

Luna Tsukino is filmed very cutely, and the actress did nothing wrong. However, people prone to motion sickness will definitely get sick. I'm one of them, so I couldn't watch it properly. It's 'uncut' as the title suggests, which is fine, but maybe they wanted to emphasize that, so they changed positions and camera angles three times more often than a typical VR-AV. That's why it makes you sick. It's unnecessarily nauseating. You wouldn't change positions that often in real life or even in a normal AV. It's so frantic that there's no time to get immersed. 'Uncut' is supposed to be a technique to enhance realism and immersion, so it makes no sense to use it in a way that hinders that very immersion. It felt like I was forced to participate in the director's self-satisfaction of filming 'uncut,' which is a shame.

*Luna Tsukino is a stable, cute and erotic woman. Mako Shion is cute and has a great facial expression. Both of them have very beautiful and well-balanced bodies. Both of them seem to look good in a wide variety of situations, so I'd like to keep an eye on them in the future.

Tsukino Luna is cute and sexy, but the other person is seriously unnecessary. She's just in the way. I can't see what I want to see, and only things I don't want to see keep popping up on screen. It's so annoying I can't even watch it.

*Missionary position with Luna Tsukino is good. The compact pose with the legs spread apart is too cute. It looks more childish than her other works. The synergistic effect of makeup, lighting, and color tone. However, the image shakes like a handheld camera, so it's a bit disturbing. The image quality is good and the colors are good, but the resolution is rough.