
An education-obsessed mom who turns into a nymphomaniac during her ovulation cycle. Her son discovers her secret and uses it to seduce her while his father is away on a business trip.










*The setting of Danger Day has little to do with the story. Educational mom settings too. The threesome at the end is also unnatural and not very exciting. The actress is wonderful though.
*A work that brings to fruition the eroticism of Yumi Anno's unabated beautiful mature woman. A series with an unprecedented perspective that combines elements of contradictory images: ``A mature woman with a child becomes horny and becomes a slut on a dangerous day'' and ``An educational mother.'' In my personal opinion, since they put the keyword ``dangerous day'' in the title that evokes the image of pregnancy, I liked how the story ended with the educational mother giving in to her sexual desire and becoming pregnant through forbidden copulation, and not being able to take her son's entrance exam. By the time the son's entrance exam approaches, the mother is completely exhausted, and the ending is a video of the son not studying and having sex with his mother even after becoming exhausted.
The gap between the mature, bespectacled Yumi and the lustful, baby-faced, sultry Yumi is great! The sex scene in red lingerie makes me finish multiple times.
Her acting as Yumi-san, the strict 'education mom' who is always terrifying to her son after his college entrance exam failure, is so convincing you'd think it's real. When her 'dangerous days' hit, she transforms into a lewd sex-ed mom; regardless of age, any fan would want Yumi-san to guide them like this. The visuals and studio are top-notch, as expected from Madonna.
This theme is a perfect fit for Anno-san. It's a classic 'overbearing mom' trope, but the story flows really well. It does a great job of balancing her role as a strict mother with her raw feminine desires. The plot isn't overthought, which makes it very easy to get into. The cover art also stands out a bit from the rest of the 'Obasan' series, really highlighting her appeal.