
After finding a starving gal on the street, Shota sneaks her home to feed her, only to get caught by his mom. They're granted three days of co-habitation, which quickly turns into a series of playful antics, close calls, and steamy moments in the bath. What starts as a simple act of kindness spirals into an intense and emotional physical connection between a middle schooler and a gal.




















Seara-chan has a cute voice, a great figure, and a truly beautiful body. The flow of the scenes is great too, starting with a dream-like fantasy sequence and leading into a solid, realistic climax.
The actress wasn't my type at all, but the scenario and the final scenes were decent enough. But what was up with the letter at the end? So annoying.
I'm so moved (┳∧┳). I actually got emotional. It's the first time I've ever been moved by an adult DVD... I ended up tearing up (´;ω;`) at the end.
It's structured like a drama, so it feels a bit different from the usual prank-style videos. The actress's performance is great, and the scene where she persuades her mother felt very real. There are plenty of highlights, and it left me with a lingering sense of poignancy.
First off, despite the word 'prank' in the title, there are no prank-related scenes at all. However, I can say without exaggeration that this is a rare masterpiece in AV history for a debut work. It effectively utilizes the series' core appeal—the vulnerability that comes with the partner being a child and the pleasant 'happenings'—while weaving in the interaction and growing intimacy between the protagonist and the older woman through concise, no-nonsense drama segments. These segments are inserted between the erotic scenes, further heightening the excitement. Furthermore, Seara Hoshino's acting is superb; she perfectly plays the gentle, proactive, and slightly naughty older sister in the drama parts. Her performance during the sex scenes, where she climaxes repeatedly from the boy's thrusting, is excellent, making it highly practical as well. Including the lingering aftertaste and bittersweet feeling at the end, it's a masterpiece that stands as a complete story despite being an AV. Even without the 'pranks,' the level of polish and utility makes me give it the highest rating.