START-560-V - Special Edition: Proud evil female executive understands through sex to reach multiple orgasms. The female executive, Natsume Natsume Hibiki, is defeated by the hero, evil executives, and the public, and falls into a flesh receptacle.

After the comedy-like intro, you can get lost in the lewd charms of Hibiki Natsume. I want to have my way with the villainous executive! It's packed with all those scenarios I dreamed of as a kid. Highly recommended.

It's a project spearheaded by Hibiki Natsume herself, an anniversary release, and one of the few remaining works before her retirement. It's a masterpiece born from pure favoritism and indulgence. I can confidently say it holds immense potential. That's exactly why I titled the review the way I did. An AV reaches peak entertainment when it leans fully into either reality or pure fantasy. This falls into the 'Tokusatsu' (special effects) genre, which is notoriously hard to pull off. First off, expecting major-studio production values is a fool's errand. Given that, the quality is surprisingly decent. The henchmen, civilians, executives, the leader, the hero, and the female villain all sit at a perfect intersection of reality and fantasy. The leader's costume is just barely passable, the executive's accessories will make any Tokusatsu nerd smirk, and the hero's suit has that perfectly cheap aesthetic—especially considering the name. The female villain's outfit even shows thoughtful touches for specific scenes, leading to some hilarious moments (like a accidental nipple slip during a scene with the hero). The appeal of Tokusatsu lies in either being as realistic as possible or leaning into the B-movie comedy. This blends with the inherent appeal of AV to create a perfect chemical reaction. The fantasy element of AV and the comedic tone of Tokusatsu are actually a perfect match. Because this works so well, you end up being forgiving about the sloppy drama parts (like the confusing placement of the ending and bonus footage), resulting in a strangely satisfying level of completion. Focusing solely on the performance, Hibiki Natsume's skill and charm are overflowing. As an AV, it passes with flying colors. This isn't a film to analyze seriously; it's one to just enjoy the vibe. In that sense, seeing the female villain riding a bike or coming home from grocery shopping is surprisingly effective. If even one element were different (say, if the hero wore a helmet or a full-body mask), the whole thing would have fallen apart. In a way, it's an ideal form of Tokusatsu AV. Reaching this level is a testament to Hibiki Natsume's charm.

Natsume Hibiki's 6th-anniversary work features her as an evil executive. The costume fits her perfectly—I bet they put a lot of effort into the planning. This is exactly what I've been waiting for! I want more! The plot is hilariously complex—like, how can you not recognize them when you're with the hero? That chaotic vibe is fun. As for the erotic parts, there's plenty to enjoy. Personally, I liked the scenes with the hero, but the whole thing is packed with content. Seeing this makes me realize what a shame it is that she's retiring. I love her.

I loved how she starts off with a dominant vibe but turns submissive once the sex begins. I'm so grateful there are two scenes where she keeps her thigh-high boots on. I really hope to see more works like this.

The evil female commander tokusatsu route is the best! Let's keep going with this subculture art style. I love the contrast between her beauty and the shame, the humiliation, the anal exposure—I even wanted to see her do a permanent dogeza. I look forward to more beautiful tragedies and comedies involving the fall of the 'Evil Queen/Grand Commander.' Or, perhaps keep it classy and have her open herself up and command, 'Smell the scent of your Queen's stinking hole.'