RCTS-018 - TSF Narisumashi Girl 2

The fact that you know from the start that 'it's that guy inside' and that there are only three people who can transform was a bit bothersome. It's better than the previous installment, so I'm looking forward to the next one!

The previous installment had variety with nurses, office ladies, sailor uniforms, and wedding dresses, but this one only has teachers, blazers, and swimsuits. It was a letdown for a uniform fan. If they were going for a 'graduation album' theme, I wish they had the girls cosplay as JC/JK students from various schools instead.

[Review 1] Momoka Kato is so beautiful and cute, it was great. [Review 2] The schoolgirl uniform was cute. Especially the red ribbon and skirt. [Review 3] It was great that it's a drama starring a high school girl; it had a youthful charm. The school drama setting felt very 'coming-of-age'. [Review 4] The story was reasonably interesting, and the acting and production were well-crafted. [Review 5] The mysterious, dark-themed production was particularly good. For example, the scene where the teacher chops someone in the bathroom to knock them out was well done. I didn't expect her to be impersonating the teacher at that stage, so it was fun. The scene where the fake ties up and hides the real one in the bathroom was also great. The special effect showing inside the bathroom stall was amazing, and the creepy acting when the fake talked to the real one was excellent. [Review 6] The special effects showing the fake and the real one on screen at the same time were, as always, amazing. The split-screen technique used in the two scenes below was also very well done: - The scene where the real one enters the locker room and the fake panics. - The scene where she gets jealous after Kenta gets confessed to. [Review 7] Momoka-chan was so cute when she was happy after the confession succeeded and Kenta hugged her. I would have loved to see more of that super cute acting; it would have made my heart flutter. There were various small cute moments, but not many that were that cute, so I wanted to see more. I like the mysterious, dark story and acting, but I wanted to see her "pretending to be cute" the most. [Review 8] To be critical, it felt more like "just changing her appearance" rather than "impersonation." If you're going to use the word "impersonation," there should have been scenes where the male lead observes and analyzes Momoka-chan's "mannerisms" and "personality" daily. If she had mimicked those to deceive Kenta, it could have been a deeper and more interesting story. [Review 9] I liked that they put the long sex scenes at the end and showed all the drama parts first; it kept things from dragging. [Review 10] Arisa-sensei and Sakura-chan had a raw eroticism hidden within their simple cuteness, which was great. [Review 11] The final sex scene and the scene where she fondles her beautiful large breasts in the locker room were erotic and great.

I appreciate that they stuck to the tropes this time, like the scenes where she transforms at a friend's urging to toy with female bodies, the close calls with the real person, and stealing someone's identity. However, the scene where she uses a graduation album to choose her target felt forced, especially since she had already been toying with the guy by transforming just before that. I understand the constraints—she can only transform into people she's touched, the guy had his eyes closed so he didn't see the transformation, the guy is enjoying the taboo of having someone transform right in front of him, and there are only three actresses—but it didn't feel like she was doing anything new to mess with him. It just felt redundant, like watching the same transformation repeated. In the previous work, they emphasized the smirking expressions to let us know 'this isn't the real one,' which was really exciting. In this one, aside from the occasional masculine tone, the acts themselves are no different from a standard AV. They could have leaned more into the thrill of 'impersonation,' like having sex in a bathroom while the real person is right there, letting the boyfriend hear it. But since the deceiver lacks a strong motive, those kinds of developments never happen. If the guy being deceived doesn't have any suspicion—like 'Is this the real her?' or 'Who are you?'—there's no reason for him to doubt the fake girlfriend, and no reason for her to put effort into the impersonation. I thought it would end with him realizing his friend had transformed and them both agreeing to enjoy it, but... it ended up being a total mess.

This was my first time watching a transformation/impersonation-themed work, and I found it very entertaining. Momoka-san plays a man, and it makes you wonder if that's how she perceives men—some parts are quite exaggerated, but that adds to the humor. The scene in the locker room where the girls check each other's breast size and development is undeniably lewd in how they grope each other, and the way she sits with her legs spread while hiding when the real girl appears—it hits all the right notes for both erotica and comedy. They even incorporated fetish elements, like camera angles shooting straight up from below to focus on the crotch. While the neck chop to knock someone out is unrealistic, the way she slips into male speech patterns right before reaching climax during manual stimulation is a great touch that really sells the 'man playing a woman' concept. The only downside is that despite the premise of using a graduation album to transform into the girls she likes, she only transforms into three of them. I accepted that as a limitation, though, and overall, it was a very enjoyable watch.