SDMS-892 - Forced climax in the middle of the city? Riding a motorized wheelchair through the busy streets

I think the technical skill and creativity regarding the erotic aspects are impressive, but if it can't be utilized properly, it's just a bad AV. Seeing the 'orgasm bicycle' made me realize that the thrusting here is also too slow and lackluster. Vibrators just don't have that visual appeal. I wish they'd use gear shifts to vary the thrusting speed or show her climaxing intensely with high-speed thrusting, even if it's in a secluded area. Basically, it just feels like the actress is masturbating with a tool. I can't get excited unless there's a man's body doing the work. It would be much more interesting to turn it into a mobile single-person sofa, hide a male actor inside, and have real sex. Whether it's on private property or using extras, it doesn't matter. After that, it would be great if the male actor just went wild and had outdoor sex with the actress without any prior 'agreement' (in character). Rather than boring 'realistic' humiliation works, I think it's much more effective to go all-in on the concept.

I was looking forward to this because Orihara, Asahina, and Ono are all cute, but it's completely boring. There are two scenes each of vibrators and massagers during the wheelchair walk, but there's no real exposure and absolutely nothing worth watching. I also don't understand the point of the 'erogenous zone check' for the three of them at the end. As if to apologize, there's a 10-minute sex scene with one of them right at the very end. Other than that, there isn't a single scene of full nudity in the entire work.

It feels like such a waste. The concept itself is interesting. However, once you actually watch it, you're left thinking, 'Hmm...' All three actresses are top-tier (both in looks and their performance), which makes it even more of a shame. It’s called 'Climax Wheelchair,' so why end it after just one orgasm in the chair? Since they went through the trouble of using a wheelchair, they should have showcased that more. If anything, the sensitivity check included after the wheelchair scene was better. The wheelchair part felt like an afterthought. The actresses are great, so if you're interested in them, I recommend watching their individual solo works instead.