
Baby Entertainment×MOODYZ collaboration featuring Miku Ohashi. Captured thief Yukie is subjected to public SM humiliation, bondage, and aphrodisiac torture. As she spirals into ecstasy, a mysterious man and a woman from her past emerge.










*For Miss Miku, who has strong erotic and sperm resistance, how can she not ejaculate...? Also, he is too weak against Miss Miku, whose strengths are beauty and sensitivity... In the end, it seemed like they were just tying things down. However, the way she looks without poppy and with her legs spread open when using a fixed electric massager is truly excellent. By the way, the editing method was also quite sloppy...
A production where you can fully enjoy Miku-san's seductive moans. The way she gets pushed further and further until she makes that crying-while-smiling expression is irresistible. Whether she was naked or wearing thigh-high boots, her body was absolutely stunning to look at.
What even is this? It’s meaningless as an AV, and there’s no story to speak of.
It's missing the signature Baby series machine vibe and Ryuji Maeda's massive ejaculation. The teasing is also too soft. I bought this expecting them to thoroughly make the actress climax, so it's a letdown. Also, is the dull image quality an artistic choice? It would be much better if it were sharp. If you're not going to use the machine vibe, don't use the 'Baby' name. I strongly urge the studio to improve this in the future.
・For better or worse, this is for Miku Ohashi fans. Her charm is well-represented. ・The scenes where an SM-master type guy torments her feel like a relic of the past; they don't evoke anything. It's just dated. ・The scene where she's bullied by a female spy—a source of her trauma—and has her pink bikini pulled down is good. ・In a sense, it has the merits of an image video. ・But collaborations between Japanese companies never really work out, do they? They're too worried about stepping on each other's toes, resulting in a safe, bland product. It's very 'salaryman-like.' Well, that applies to collaboration business in general, not just the AV industry.