SDMF-050 - Recently, my tomboyish younger sister has started wearing skirts more often, seemingly to hide the fact that she is having sex with her older brother… Kamiyo Itsuka

This is a sibling-themed drama that I really like… Hmm, it didn't have that thick, intense, and messy feeling that's typical of the Momoiro series. It felt overall clean and light, like a simple story. I liked how the tomboyish little sister, who's a central theme of the story, starts to become aware of her older brother as a man and 'awakens' as a girl. But there weren't any particularly heart-pounding moments, and it didn't depict lustful desires or poignant feelings, so it just felt… fluffy overall. Not only the story structure, but the acting felt fluffy too. Hmm, even when the siblings were having H, it felt so obviously like acting that I couldn't really get into it… The little sister didn't seem to be concentrating on the H either… it felt like she was just going through the motions, and I couldn't get excited by their appearance… Sorry about that… And you know what? Not just in this work, but the setting where they have H with their parents nearby… what's up with that? I find it so unrealistic that I can't relate to it at all, or even understand it… It doesn't feel thrilling or anything, it just seems like a lighthearted, mischievous prank, and it feels like it actually undermines the tension and taboo of incest. So it doesn't make me excited, it just cools me off. I really think incest is more exciting the more realistic it is… what do you think? Even so, the highlight is probably the unique atmosphere of the little sister, Itsuka. She has a beautiful face with clear eyes. But I don't think she's quite 'tomboyish' as the title suggests… It's like that common, easy assumption that 'short hair = tomboyish'… I just can't agree with it. Her sharp features do have a bit of a boyish quality, but her way of speaking and her gestures give off a cute girl impression. So if you ask me if the tomboyish setting is successful… it's a little ambiguous. And even though she actively appeals to her older brother and clings to him, it felt somewhat superficial, and during the H, it was just a repetition of 'it's naughty', 'it's embarrassing', 'it feels good'… I didn't feel like 'wow, siblings are doing this… it's wrong!' But hey, if you just want to watch something quick, you might enjoy it.

I wish I had a little sister like that… The part where she subtly lifts her skirt and gets penetrated was insane, and her casual clothes look was cute too. You can tell they really put some effort into this.

I'm totally obsessed with the panty pattern. It fits her *so* well, and the pumping scene was amazing. Definitely a keeper!

I used to avoid 'Momoiro Kazoku' because it seemed like it could be traumatizing, but I'm personally welcoming the fact that lighter and more comical works are now being added to the lineup. Though, if it gets too bright, it might be difficult to differentiate it from other labels. Well... it's already starting to feel a bit like Hunter(^^). I'm still amazed by the depth of SOD's short-haired actress lineup, and as a result, genderless dramas are often really great works. Especially the 'Boys' Disguise Revealed' series directed by Bibagonzo, which consists of 5 works in total, and the trilogy featuring Makoto Toda, Mahiro Ichikai, and Mahiro Ii were all really good at bringing out the charm of each actress. Personally, I'd like to see Sakura Mana as the lead in a series. Kamiyo-san in this work also has an androgynous atmosphere and matched the script really well. I'm a little worried that her moans are becoming a bit over the top, but I really like her unique 'rough breathing'. Her debut work was also good, so I want her to be active in both standalone works and omnibus projects. This is a masterpiece!