MIDV-156 - The world without humans. 3 days of non-stop sex with Tsubomi.

Since she's an actress whose age is a mystery, the 'quirky girl' role suits her well, but for a work by the Asagiri director and Hajime-kun duo, the plot is overly convoluted and fails to bring out Tsubomi-san's charm.

Tsubomi-jo, who possesses both a shocking maturity and a shocking loli-esque charm. It's flawlessly erotic—nothing more needs to be said. ◎

A work that serves as the ending credits for 'Tsubomi' as an AV actress. While Asagiri's signature pretentious, high-minded direction is a bit grating, the story linking her past, present, and future feels like a perfect fusion of her entire career trajectory. I'll skip the usual convoluted trivia typical of Asagiri's works, but this is a film that makes me truly glad she was filmed by Asagiri for her final act. Given her title as the 'Eternal Virgin,' perhaps she is still looping through some parallel world, continuing her journey. Thank you for the bittersweet and moving last run of a legendary actress. Good work, Asagiri.

It felt like a project filmed by high school film club students for a school festival, only to be buried later as a dark secret. If that was the intended aesthetic, then my apologies. First off, the male lead's acting is wooden. Shockingly wooden. The framing is also sloppy; it's supposed to be a 'world for two,' yet you can clearly see cars driving by in the background of the rooftop scene. The choice of background props is also tasteless—cheap furniture that looks like it came from a discount catalog, studio partitions that look worn out, and I kept wondering, 'Why are that plastic umbrella and electric fan even there?' The BGM choices were so cringeworthy they gave me goosebumps. Tsubomi-san is cute, but given the fantasy-like premise, they could have put more effort into the camera work, lighting, and color grading. It feels too raw, too mundane. I couldn't sit through it and ended up skipping parts. There's nothing unexpected in the story, including the ending. I've complained a lot, but I suppose if this had been shot on analog videotape, it might have had a certain nostalgic charm.

*``A world where only Tsubomi exist'' is what every Tsubomi fan wants. This work will definitely become a masterpiece that will be remembered for generations to come. As the release of her last retired work approaches, Tsubomi-chan has created a work that includes a message for her fans. This is director Asagiri Jo and Tsubomi's first collaboration, and Tsubomi's intentions are probably included, and Asagiri's worldview and camera work are excellent. At the time of her debut, Tsubomi-chan was called the "eternal virgin" and looked good in a sailor suit and uniform, but in this work, she can't take off her uniform and masturbates and has sex in the classroom, which is something that only Tsubomi-chan can do, and it's wonderful that she still looks good in the uniform. Tsubomi and I are the only ones left in this world. As always, I am overwhelmed by how good my style looks when I take it off. Sex in uniform and white cosplay makes me wish this was reality and not a dream. The scene where they were actually on a date in casual clothes reminded me of the days I've been supporting them for the past 16 years. Finally, I kissed Tsubomi's hand in her wedding dress, and we had sex while wearing her wedding dress, which was completely heavenly. Tsubomi's final message to her fans was, ``This world is just me and you.'' ``From now on, we'll meet again anytime. Behind the monitor. I'll be waiting for you forever. You'll live in your original world. I hope you all live happily in a world without me.'' This is the culmination of Tsubomi's AV works, with a neat story line, and will surely become a masterpiece that will be handed down forever among the many AV works. It's definitely a permanent AV and 5 stars. toshikun