
With the national tournament in sight, the soccer team is on a roll. But for me, the advisor, there's a thorn in my side: Captain Shota and manager Yukie, who are getting way too close despite the 'no dating' rule. How dare he touch my woman right in front of me? I don't care about the tournament. I'll kick him off the starting lineup and turn Yukie into my personal toy.












Hmm, I usually like this series, but this one just didn't get me excited. Even with the same director, Tabuchi-san, the Tojo-san one was so much better. The premise is basically the same, though... Still, the actress's pubic hair—or rather, that thick bush—is incredible. That alone makes it worth watching.
Tabuchi-san, who usually plays bosses, uncles, or stepfathers in Attackers label videos, plays a soccer coach here, locking onto a cute female manager. He goes berserk with jealousy after seeing her talking to a guy, and this time the violence is a bit more intense—slapping, spanking, choking, etc. It's exciting to see his thick member burying itself into unwilling Sumire-chan's hairy pussy.
*I may have expected too much from the combination of Attackers x Sumire-chan. In this series, it has become standard to insist on not falling until the end like Tojo Natsu-chan, so I think a punch line like this one is good, but it's a shame that it took a sudden turn that was not typical of Attackers and turned into Sumire-chan, who is like the other works. However, except for the last part, which included the first rape and the blowjob phone call, it was treated as a toy more than I expected, and Sumire-chan was cute and pitiful, so I gave it 4 stars! I would like to see a spin-off depicting the process of Sumire-chan being tamed by a perverted devilish teacher, and covering her sudden transformation.
*She is a slender but responsive actress. The story unfolds as usual, just being raped, but the eroticism of the actress saves the day. And since there is no explanation of the punch line, the viewer is left behind.
Why did they end it like that? They could've at least added one line of explanatory dialogue.