
Sora is a Minato-ku woman who dreams of marrying a highly educated, high-income man. Tanaka, an executive at a major trading company, who was completely ignored at a matchmaking party, is insidious and has a hobby of collecting dolls. As his feelings for Sora grow, he transforms into a stalker. He plans the Honda Real Doll project... The brainwashing word is 'cute idol'. Behold the opening of Sora's life collapse, the meat grinder real doll!

















I was amazed and exclaimed that I wanted to see this at the brainwashing esthetic. This kind of puppet-like stuff has been a consistently popular genre for a long time, with things like human furniture appearing in SOD. In the past, there were puppet-themed works like 'Brainwashing Catalyst' by Yama and Sora and Hypnosis Lab. However, it seems to have faded away because it was too niche as a fetish or simply didn't sell, and recently it's been replaced by 'time stop' themes. In this work, the costumes and stage settings are different in each of the four parts, so if you like one, it's a win. Two of them didn't suit my taste, but you have to make it this wide-ranging to sell. Also, the dialogue written by the catalyst researcher for the slave is excellent. If you like dollification, you should definitely watch this work. Looking forward to a sequel.
As a fan of the series, the visuals are top-notch. The attention to detail, including the box, is fantastic. But this is a matter of personal preference, and the fact that it remained a doll setting throughout just didn't quite click with me. I prefer the flow of starting as a doll and then gradually becoming submissive in everyday life. But would that be misleading advertising? I did enjoy the brainwashing of the other male employees and the office interactions, though... I kinda wished there was more internal conflict (you know, *that* kind of conflict) in everyday life. Just saying.
I thought it would be the usual, but it was totally different (in a good way). Usually it's like flip the brainwash switch on and then straight to the sex, but this time they really took their time with the brainwashing process. Showing close-ups of the actress's face and slowly showing her expression changes... I think the actress is really good, and the way she pulls you in with just her expressions is amazing.
This is my first time watching a work featuring Honda-san, and she's absolutely gorgeous with fantastic acting. The brainwashing lab scene felt a little short on the actual brainwashing part – I wish it had been a bit longer. Since it's a brainwashing esthetic, I'd love to see more extended brainwashing sequences. Looking forward to your future works!
Honda Sora's 16th work is themed around brainwashing!! First off, the visuals of Sora-san looking brainwashed with colored contacts on the packaging are just… incredible! She's already beautiful and stunning, but the colored contacts make her even more erotic and gorgeous. (Colored contacts were also featured in gallery works, but this time they're even more intense.) The story is a typical brainwashing plot where Sora-san is stalked by Tanaka, the domineering executive, and she dislikes it. Tanaka's goal is to brainwash Sora-san into becoming a real Dutch doll. The nude Sora-san as a real Dutch doll has an amazing figure… and Sora-san in the box is just too cute!!!! In the initial scenes, Sora-san is brainwashed and receives affection with a blank expression! I thought acting with a blank expression must be difficult, but you also get to enjoy the usual Sora-san as the brainwashing is lifted. The highlight of this work is!!!!Sora-san as a real Dutch doll, and her first time revealing an 'ahe' face with white eyes!! From the latter half onwards, it's a parade of drool-filled 'ahe' faces!! This is something I couldn't have imagined from Sora-san's usual image, and it was incredibly exciting. To see the usually pretty and gentle Sora-san with drool pouring down her face in an 'ahe' expression!! The gap was explosive. The ending with a usual Sora-san-like interaction and a facial finish was also great. I think this work has broadened Honda Sora's range as an actress.