SAME-198 - The entire process of confining, tormenting, driving insane, and breaking a popular, excessively beautiful game streamer. Miyazu Matsubaki

If you're into irama, neck-binding, restraints, and the whole submissive vibe, this is a must-buy! Water fights, facial shots… this movie just *knows* my kinks. I lost count of how many times I… you know. Tsubaki's face as a sub is just insane! And as a foot fetishist, I was blown away by how beautifully her feet were filmed. Plus, the fact that Samejima-san was involved was a huge bonus! Anyone who hasn't seen their interaction in previous works needs to check it out. Her expression during that scene is a must-see. I'm seriously hoping to see those two together again! Huge thanks to Miyama Tsubaki for her amazing performance and director Masaki for bringing this to life. The male actors without scenes with the protagonist were also fantastic, and the cast was full of stars. Seriously, this movie is top tier, highly recommend‼😍💕

Probably the hardest content from Tsubaki so far. The contrast between her cheerful streams and the desperation in this is seriously intense. The way she's dominated – the choking, the pressure – and still manages that vacant stare into the camera is captivating. Though, honestly, the power drill scene felt unnecessary. It just looked painful and wasn't particularly enjoyable. Tsubaki's stamina is incredible, but over 3 hours is a bit much. Could've been tighter and more impactful.

What really stood out was the realistic depiction of violence in the first part. It was genuinely shocking. That section contained absolutely no eroticism, just pure violence. If that atmosphere had continued throughout, it would have been a really tough watch. Thankfully, from the second part onwards, the focus shifts to the protagonist succumbing to violence, and the intensity eases up a bit. However, the rawness remains strong until the final part. I wouldn't be surprised if the director specifically cast actors with certain physiques to maximize the impact of certain scenes. The diverse direction, scenes you wouldn't normally see, and the long 192-minute runtime all show the director's confidence and meticulous attention to detail. Especially Miyama Tsubaki-san delivered an incredible performance portraying the excruciating pain and suffering of being a victim of violence. Despite the immense physical and mental burden of the role, I was deeply impressed by her professionalism and dedication to the character. Combined with her stunning beauty, her presence was truly captivating. The portrayal of the male protagonist descending into madness as a villain is also brilliantly done, making it a well-rounded drama. Definitely give it a watch! P.S. This is the second installment in the series, and the first one was also highly praised. The director's other works in a similar style have all received high acclaim, so I'm confident this one won't disappoint either.