MUKD-078 - Madoka and Azusa

*AV cannot be a good work unless it captures a woman's climax. Azusa doesn't seem to be feeling it at all. In the final scene, there is a scene where the female lesbian partner licks the sperm from Azusa's genitals, but it doesn't make much sense. Why can't he lick Azusa's clitoris and feel it even a little while he's being stung? I think it would be a good idea to study American pornography to learn how to film a threesome with one man and two women. It would have been even more lewd if there was a scene where the lesbian partner carefully gives a blowjob to the man's object that was pulled out of Azusa and covered with Azusa's love juices, and then inserted again. disappointing.

Madoka's black hair and fleshy, curvy body were what you'd call 'nikuniku erocchi' (fleshy and erotic). But since Madoka is a complete unknown and I haven't seen her in anything else, that's a minus. Also, is Mohikaru the person from Mu's 'Bakoran' (orgy) series? Well, I guess that's how it is. Lesbian stuff is always good.

I have no idea what the appeal of this work is supposed to be. The girl-on-girl action is way too soft, and the moaning is so restrained—perhaps to portray 'innocence'—that it’s impossible to get turned on. While over-the-top acting can be cringey, this is just so dry and monotonous that it’s a total bore. There are plenty of 3P scenes involving some random guy, but the girl being penetrated just lies there like a dead fish. The other girl doesn't seem to feel anything even when being fingered, so she just goes through the motions of some light lesbian acts. There isn't a shred of eroticism to be found. I ended up fast-forwarding through most of it.

Since there are two performers, they are both on screen the entire time. Perhaps because of that, the play itself feels plain, and you can't really get a good look at each person's expressions. Both of them are decent models, so I wanted to see them individually. The lesbian play is also just moderate interaction; there's no intense or heavy action.

Azusa's second release is finally here, but of all things, it's a lesbian-themed film. Since it's not featuring actual lesbian actresses, you're just watching a dry, detached performance devoid of any real desire or lust. They could have at least faked some intense chemistry, but it seems the director has no interest in the genre. The structure is repetitive—a man jumps in at the end of every scene to finish—so the premise of having two girls is completely wasted. I wish they had put more thought into it. Well, at least it was nice to see Azusa with her longer hair and fuller figure, trembling as she reached her climax.