
Sato, a 15-year veteran office worker who can't get a date. One late night, he notices a mannequin in the office. The eerily realistic texture makes him mistake it for a real woman, and his dangerous delusions spiral out of control.




















Reiko Kobayakawa's stunning beauty and physique are like a mannequin, making this the perfect role for her. Her costumes and poses are truly spot-on. Watching her stare into space, acting like a mannequin while enduring pleasure, is so gripping that you can watch it without skipping a single second. I applaud her professionalism in suppressing physiological reactions like blinking or twitching her mouth. The highlight is the doggy-style penetration in the final scene. The surreal look on her face with her mouth slightly open and eyes wide, combined with the moans that escape as she succumbs to pleasure, is top-tier. This feels like a work made specifically for Reiko Kobayakawa, and it will surely remain her greatest masterpiece.
The hallmark of this series is the actor using every sexual technique in his arsenal to break down an actress who is trying to play the role of a mannequin. Among a series known for such masterpieces, this one is top-tier. Kobayakawa-san's toned, glamorous body is perfectly mannequin-like, and watching her break down under pleasure to reveal raw reactions and moans is incredible. The actor really puts in the work here.
Compared to other actresses, she really can't hold it back at all. But honestly, that's what made it so good.
I've reaffirmed that it's incredibly hot when they can't hold back and let out moans while keeping their facial expressions. It's also great when they can't help but make an 'ahegao' face near the climax. The NG scenes were too short to be useful for self-pleasure. Also, I wish they had captured more of the moaning. Aside from this, the only other work I own where they can't hold back their moans is the 'ROCKET 1st Anniversary Special: Time-Stopping Watch,' so I think I'll start collecting more titles like this.
I understand the appeal of a 'can't make a sound while being taken' scenario—the pleasure of watching someone desperately trying to hold back—but for me, it was a bit 'meh.' The only parts that really got me were when her expression broke into an 'ahegao' near the finish, and when she accidentally made noise during the Jackie Chan-style blooper reel at the end. I'll give it a good rating only for Kobayakawa-san's sensitivity. For a 'mannequin' concept, the logic is full of holes—she's crouching down on her own and moving around. It would have been better if they went with a 'Robo-G' style plot where a company develops a human-like mannequin, breaks it right before the presentation, and has a female employee take its place.