
The conflict of Mika (Osawa), who was taken in as an adopted daughter of the Sawaki family... She fell in love with her kind brother-in-law, but she blamed herself for the unusual feelings that had developed in her, saying, ``I feel sorry for my father-in-law who took me in.''












The script is mediocre and the direction is flat. Yet, they add these weird effects to the footage as if they're some kind of auteur, which is just annoying. This isn't just below the standard for Attackers; it's a failure by any studio's standards. Neither the studio's reputation nor the high-caliber actresses could save this from the director's incompetence. I don't know where this director came from, but they aren't needed in the AV industry, so please just disappear.