SVDVD-136 - Hardcore Wrestling: Real Besties Going All Out

Strong-looking women making each other climax. The change in their expressions as they succumb is incredibly erotic.

Even in the main series, the wrestling parts are pretty much pointless, so you just have to accept it and enjoy the rest, but since this is a spin-off, it's even more half-assed—can't really help that, I guess. I was looking forward to this because of the beautiful Maria Ozawa and the cute, big-breasted Haruka Sanada, but... maybe because they're supposed to be best friends, the overall intensity is quite low. Maria Ozawa's makeup is a bit too heavy, which feels off. Sanada-chan is still a cute black-gal with great breasts, and it's exciting to see her being teased. Especially in the final lotion lesbian battle, she's being dominated the whole time, so I was satisfied with that final scene. It might have been better if they had fully committed to Maria Ozawa playing the villain and one-sidedly dominating Haruka Sanada.

If you're a fan of these two, you already know how kind they are, so you can probably guess that it's impossible for them to genuinely insult or hurt each other—even when it's for work, some things just don't happen. The 'attacks' are just a front for soft, gentle lesbian play. You can really feel the care and trust between them, which makes it clear why the staff couldn't help but include phrases like 'real best friends' in the title. The combat scenes are more like a skit, so if you're expecting a hardcore catfight, you'll be disappointed. However, for fans of 'friends-to-lovers' lesbian content who enjoy seeing genuine affection, this is a must-watch. You get to see intense, intimate scenes between top-tier actresses who are both shy yet completely relaxed with each other.

A spin-off of the 'THE Gachinko Pro-Wrestling' catfight series from Sadistic Village. It features a clash between two of the biggest names in the series: S1's 'Maria Ozawa (The Miraculous Canadian Beauty)' and Crystal Eizo's 'Haruka Sanada (The Busty Angel).' Given that both possessed the top-tier bodies of the AV industry at the time, it's impressive that neither was outdone by the other's physique. As the title 'Best Friends' suggests, the match itself doesn't go beyond playful wrestling, but the significance of having such big-name exclusive actresses collaborate across label boundaries is huge. Unlike the competitive first half, the second half features 'loving lesbian play' between the two friends. It lacks the intensity of the main series, firmly positioning itself as a side story.

As others have pointed out, the execution is half-baked. It doesn't feel like a real match; it's just a scripted, play-wrestling mess. For starters, Ozawa isn't the type of character to spew vulgar insults. Then, the wrestling ends abruptly, leading into a 'serious' lesbian scene that fails to showcase the appeal of these two beauties, despite having such great talent in Ozawa and Sanada. The director's vision is just terrible.