
A shady gym offers a 2-month free trial, but the catch is you have to wear a high-leg leotard. She tries to hide with leggings at first, but the constant wedgie sensation eventually brainwashes her body. Watch her transform into an obedient sex slave, shivering as the fabric digs deep, moaning in pleasure with her legs spread wide.

















*The actress was cute, and the setting was silly but not bad. Recommended.
Three outfits: purple, gold, and bunny girl. The intensity is a bit on the light side.
Personally, I think the real thrill of brainwashing themes lies in the psychological nuances as reason is overwritten by irrational emotions, and effectively portraying the gap between before and after. Many brainwashing titles flooding the store these days skip the process or have poor acting that ruins the immersion, but this one was great because the process was well-developed. Iori Furukawa's acting was excellent; her transition from reason to confusion to lust felt realistic despite the fiction, and it was wonderful how her performance contrasted with the absurdity of the brainwashing method.
As far as high-leg brainwashing AV goes, I prefer this over the ones from other studios where there's no interaction with a male actor. However, for something billed as 'brainwashing,' the process was a bit vague; I wanted it to be clearer what exactly caused the brainwashing. Because of that, there wasn't much difference between the two-month and four-month marks. I suppose they avoided hypnosis apps, brainwashing guns, or drills because other studios have overused them... Regardless, it was a fantastic work, so I'm giving it 5 stars and hoping for a series! If possible, I'd love a proper sequel where the teacher and the brainwashed Iori team up to brainwash Iori's friend, leading to even lewder high-leg brainwashing than before!
*Up until now, AVs with high-quality music as themes have been mainly produced by ROCKET, which is part of the same SOD group, but this time's work has a slightly different taste. At best, it's comical, and at worst, the acting is less obvious than ROCKET's. I get the feeling that the actress is acting more confidently. On the other hand, the setting of the original Crayon-chan is hardly followed, and there are no brainwashing guns or demon lords. Therefore, from a person who is not interested in Haigure itself, they have no idea why they are made to pose like this or what is the point of being brainwashed by Haigure. I think I can recommend it to fans of Iori Furukawa and fans of high-quality music.