
She looks ordinary by day, but transforms into the phantom thief 'Kuroi Ageha' by night. Known as the 'Queen Bee' for the butterfly cards she leaves at crime scenes, her next target is the golden jewel 'Tear of Apis'. The problem is that the man who owns it is the notorious 'Poison Spider'. Can she outsmart him, snatch the jewel, and escape unscathed?












*Although this is a typical Attackers scenario in which a strong heroine is captured and assaulted by an enemy, Tsubasa's passionate performance makes it a wonderful work. There was also a scene where she was made to enjoy herself in the doggy style position facing her friend (Natsuki Minami), which was worth watching.
*I think this actress's strong character suits her very well, so I think she matched well with the work.
Amami Tsubasa is beautiful and has a great figure, but her acting is a bit lacking. Maybe it's because I watched Airi Kijima in 'Jochou 2' first, but I couldn't help but feel that way.
Since the popular 'Female Leopard' series, there have been many similar works, but none have surpassed that classic. 'Female Butterfly' is a theme I've been looking forward to, so I hope it becomes a long-running series. As for the Tsubasa Amami performance, it was a bit underwhelming. The humiliation aspect is fine, but I couldn't tell if she was corrupted or just had a mental breakdown by the end.
I bought this with high expectations because the last two Tsubasa Amami works I watched were great, but this was a bit of a letdown. It's still a decent piece, though.