
Iori visits Tokyo to stay with her brother for job hunting. After seeing him off, she hears a noise back in the room and finds Akutsu, an escaped serial rapist, hiding there. Defenseless and overpowered, Iori becomes his helpless plaything.












The opening rape scene. It was the highlight because of the intense resistance. At first, I liked that the actress was screaming and fighting back. But then the actor threatened her so aggressively that she got genuinely terrified and stopped resisting... Why would you make her act like she's actually scared? If she stops resisting, it's just consensual sex. I don't need a situation where it's easy for the actor to have his way. I wanted to see a scene where the actress fights back hard until the very end, only to be slowly stripped and forced to feel pleasure as she's violated. One star because the staff's direction was terrible.
The sense of immorality and humiliation was well-conveyed; I think it's very well-made. Rio-chan's expressions and the male actor's performance as a serial rapist were both excellent. If I had to nitpick, the play gets cut off in the middle. I feel like this type of work needs more intimate positions and stickier, more intense scenes, but overall, it was good.
I think the quality of this series depends on the male actor. The actresses in Attackers productions, starting with Rina-chan, are all great at acting, so it really comes down to who they cast as the male lead and the chemistry between them. In that sense, this work was good. The initial rape scene felt very immersive; the way she runs away and the hit to the solar plexus (well, the side) felt real. Ogawa-san's moans while being violated sounded almost like sad whimpers, which really sold the 'sex slave' vibe. Her expressions were great too. When it comes to the 'escaped prisoner' role, Akutsu is the only choice!
*I loved the way he was so frightened that he couldn't make a sound and tried his best not to gasp so that his brother wouldn't notice.