MEYD-094 - The Masked Predator Who Only Targets Her Most Fertile Days

For such a popular series, this entry is a letdown. The series usually follows a set pattern: threat/blackmail, forcing them into submission by threatening pregnancy, and ending with a pregnancy by the husband or an unknown assailant. This one lacks the core dialogue—'Get pregnant with my child,' 'No! Don't finish inside!'—and the culprit is revealed too easily. The ending doesn't even make it clear if she got pregnant, so it doesn't feel like part of the series at all. I'm giving it 2 stars; if it weren't part of this series, I'd give it 3. If you're a huge Meguri fan, add an extra star to this rating.

I'm satisfied with Meguri's body. But the male actor is too small and frail for the role of someone breaking in to commit rape; he doesn't fit the part at all. Based on his build, the actress would probably win in a physical fight. Because of this, the rape scene looks like the woman is cooperating, which kills the tension. This actor would be better suited for roles where he corners women using intellect or power.

I wish she had resisted a bit more, but watching her get all limp from the drugs and then start twitching with pleasure as she's caressed—that definitely did the trick for me. Sure, there are some cliché scenes, but she's a beautiful woman and the other reviews are way too harsh. So, I'm giving it 5 stars out of favoritism.

I was drawn in by the title, which suggested a plot about raping a married woman and getting her pregnant. However, the content didn't go beyond 'creampie rape,' with almost no elements related to actual pregnancy. There is one line during the first creampie where the actress says, 'It's my fertile window, don't do it inside!', but after that, it's just monotonous lines like 'Don't finish inside.' Naturally, there's no 'pregnant belly' ending. What was particularly disappointing was the rapist's motive. I assumed he targeted her fertile window because he wanted to force her to have his child, but his reason was just 'because it's tighter during the fertile window.' It makes me wonder if there's some self-imposed industry regulation against pregnancy themes. Personally, I wanted the rapist to say something creepy like 'Let's make a baby,' and for the actress to respond with lines like 'No! I'll get pregnant!'

It's a shame they cast such a beautiful actress only to have her paired with a completely unconvincing rapist actor. If there had been more intense, realistic rape scenes, this might have been a thrilling watch. Instead, he’s dressed like some 'Moji-Moji' character, fumbling around—it felt like a comedy. The actress also lacked the tragic desperation of being violated by an intruder; her performance, without a single tear, was disappointing. The whole thing was so ridiculous from the start that I ended up fast-forwarding through most of it. And what was the point of her revealing her face and identity at the end?