
Azusa, a secret agent, infiltrates a dark organization to retrieve classified intel, only to realize her own agency betrayed her. While trying to rescue her captured father, she gets trapped herself. Bound in chains and subjected to relentless toy torture, she is forced to take a member into her body while blindfolded—not knowing it's her own father. Her sanity crumbles as she descends into a nymphomaniac state, craving nothing but pleasure.




















I watched Azusa's comeback performance, but it was below expectations. She's still as beautiful as ever, but not erotic at all. (Usually, actresses come back even sexier, but not this time...) The male actors' techniques were generic, and nothing about it was intense enough to make me climax. At the end, she goes into 'nympho mode' via drugs, but it felt so fake and forced that it was just boring to watch.
The plot isn't bad, but it fails completely as a detective story. The protagonist's dignity, strength, and competence are never established, and Azusa Itagaki's airheaded way of speaking only makes her seem pathetic. The first encounter isn't a rape, but rather her seducing an enemy who has a gun on her just to get information about her father, which is a total mood-killer. After the act, you expect her to infiltrate the hideout, but the scene cuts and she's already captured. She resists lukewarm torture and incest, but once drugged, she turns into a nymphomaniac in the next scene. There's no depiction of her struggling against the drugs before finally succumbing to pleasure. Yet, somehow, she regains her senses at the end and shoots the culprits. It's a mess of a detective story, but given Azusa Itagaki's looks, her sex appeal, and the camera angles that capture the action well, I'll rate it as 'average'.
*Arisa Itagaki's comeback work. They infiltrate, are captured, and are forced to do their utmost. The situation gradually escalates to rape, incest, and aphrodisiac medication, but will she ever see a big turnaround? It's great to see her return to a production that requires acting.