
A dark organization aiming for human trafficking. In the underground prison, kidnapped women were imprisoned and forced to serve customers daily. A cycle of tragedy... When a woman becomes pregnant and gives birth, the child is sold to Asia. Yui was kidnapped and imprisoned by the organization. Yui was spending days like hell, but...










The initial tasting scene is way more intense than previous works. She's constantly gagged, which really brings out that feeling of humiliation. The actress's performance, with her sounds of protest and passion, makes you really feel like you're taking control. The urine scene is just… incredible. Combined with her beautiful face, watching her close her eyes and accept the stream on her face is a total knockout.
Watching her fall into despair is just… amazing. And to have her be busty on top of that? Perfection. I love Tina's crying face. Something about the scene where she gets peed on just got me going. Top tier stuff.
I know there might be agency restrictions, but I'd love to see more variety in the actresses featured. Like, Kazuma Yumi, Minori Shoon, Kano Ai, Hotada Nami, Tsukada Shiori… And even though she's graduated, I would've loved to see Mizuno Asahi in this. Since the title is 'Rape Pregnancy,' if the current special effects technology allows, wouldn't it be possible to show her with a slightly growing belly during pregnancy, or even a breastfeeding scene after giving birth…?
The Strong○Impregnation Dark Market series 5 is finally here! Featuring Tina! It's been about 5 years since the series started with Sayama Ai and released up to episode 4 (Yuuki Nono)... feels like a revival! Tina plays Yui, who gets kidnapped by a shadowy organization involved in human trafficking. From there, she's treated like prey, and the scene builds up the threat of being dominated. She's stripped naked, her breasts are squeezed from all angles, and sweet moans escape with the nipple play. Then, her pussy gets thoroughly soaked before being penetrated, leading to screams and moans. The casting was spot on, no doubt about it. Not much filler, and overall I'd give it 3 stars... as a neutral assessment.
The series, which was just a tired rehash of 'Slave Island' up to the 4th installment, has finally been revived after more than 4 years. While the basic direction hasn't changed, adding a 'fall from grace' style of direction was a stroke of genius. The outdated, weak female perspective has been updated to a more realistic modern one, which is a huge dramatic improvement. The portrayal of the inherent strength of someone raised in privilege was also well done. Nanaami Tina's physique isn't just voluptuous, it really shows off her muscle tone, making her a perfect fit for the style of the film. The men's conversation at the beginning is now clearly intended to be overheard by the woman, and Nanaami Tina's acting of anger and disgust is portrayed as mental strength, making the contrast with her later fall more effective. The line, "The more pleasure you have, the higher the chance of getting pregnant," is also a clever way to provoke mental resistance, setting the stage for her later descent. The camera angle showing the engagement ring on her finger in the opening scene is also improved, and the sloppy omission of the ring in the first installment has been fixed, raising the overall quality of the drama. The sex scene where she's penetrated by a pervert who enjoys impregnating women on her most fertile day is also well-acted. The actress does a great job portraying the repulsion of carrying the child of an old creep and the helplessness of having to endure it just to protect herself. While the transition from the middle to the latter half is a bit weak, still clinging to older tropes, the later sex scenes are worth watching, showing a woman who prioritizes enjoying sex as a sex slave and mentally accepts the pregnancy. The fact that she doesn't end up pregnant is the same as the Sayama Ai version from the first installment, but the message comes across much more strongly. This is one of the many revival projects popping up on Attackers lately, but it's impressive that it's not just chasing past glory, but actually being updated. It's been a while since I've watched a Nagira work, but I don't regret giving in to my curiosity – the quality is definitely worth it.