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This is true for the whole series, but for the number of actresses involved, there are only two actual sex scenes. Also, the female doctor at the end is much cuter without glasses. It's obvious she looks better without them, so they should have at least had her take them off for the final scene.
The concept of visualizing female nudity in everyday spaces via X-ray glasses is an incredibly stimulating premise. In particular, Rimu-hime gets so worked up having sex in a convenience store—a place completely devoid of sexual context—that her display of lewdness while being pounded from behind is incredibly sexy. Her dialogue is also delivered quite well, adding a sense of realism that fits the 'nude visualization' theme. The latter half focuses on the loss of authority and the exposure of desire in a female doctor, though it's a bit of a shame that the doctor character comes off as a bit dim-witted. That said, her naked body is top-tier, with a physique that's truly 'Holstein-grade'.
The second installment of Rocket's 'fantasy realization' variety series. One day, a pair of glasses with a strange name is delivered to the convenience store where the protagonist works. When he tries them on, he realizes he can faintly see through the panties of a female customer browsing the shelves. Upon discovering that adjusting the dial makes things even more 'transparent,' he is overjoyed. He aimlessly patrols the store, feasting his eyes on the 'full nudity' of the female customers. He also uses the glasses to catch a shoplifting high school girl, whom he then forces to perform oral sex in the back office. Furthermore, thanks to the glasses' ability to see not just through clothes but also into 'women's hearts,' he successfully hooks up with a female coworker who has a crush on him. The second half features erotic mischief by 'other users of the X-ray glasses.' While the idea of 'adjustable transparency' was good, it feels like they crammed a bit too many features into it. It's a textbook, cliché scenario that could be called a 'classic of the genre.'
What a ridiculous piece of work. Even though it's about being transparent, they didn't use any special effects or CGI; it's basically a comedy... However, there's an undeniable eroticism that shines through. The actresses are above average. It might actually be surprisingly useful for getting a hard-on.