WAVR-111 - [VR] Zombie Apocalypse: Trapped with Tsubomi in a Safe Room

The zombie setting and set design were fine. However, the connection between 'world destroyed by nuclear explosion' and 'massive zombie outbreak' is unclear. The barricades were poorly constructed and wouldn't stop anything. I loved the irony of saying 'we must leave offspring for the next generation' while giving a wild blowjob, cumming in her mouth, and then drinking it because it's 'a waste.' Also, the part where she asks to be filled inside but then scoops it out to lick it was nonsensical in a great way. The foreshadowing about 'being bitten but still human' was way too obvious, and the final zombie transformation effect was lazy—they should have at least done the makeup.

I finally caved and bought this on sale after seeing the high ratings. The video quality is good. There are some surprisingly realistic touches, like the sets decorated with severed heads and corpses. Tsubomi-san has a very natural look—no weird plastic surgery—which makes her quite charming. Even without the zombie theme, you could easily adapt this to a 'humanity is dying from COVID, we must have sex!' scenario. I hope they make a sequel.

You want to call out, 'Why are you so eager for sex in this situation?!' but Tsubomi's acting and charm make you laugh instead. I'm really sad about her retirement, but I'll definitely rewatch this whenever I miss her. Thank you.

Both the image quality and the distance are great. Thanks to Tsubomi-san's acting skills, even this absurd premise works well. It wouldn't be bad to have more series like this that feel like sci-fi movies.

In a set where you can't tell if they spent any money, Tsubomi-san, already infected by a zombie, forces you into 'reproduction' for the sake of humanity with zero persuasive power. Setting aside the premise, this is arguably the most decent work among the 'Tsubomi VR' series, which often suffers from issues with sound quality, distance, and positioning. I wish they had filmed other works with this level of quality, but given how many actresses don't get that luxury, I'm grateful to the production team for making this one. As a work, there's no 'lovey-dovey' element due to the setting, nor is there any desperate, sweat-drenched intensity; the act itself is quite standard. However, the proximity is good and it includes popular positions, so it feels a cut above other VR works. For now, 'Sound-Suppression Closet' and this one are the gold standards for 'Tsubomi VR,' but I look forward to even greater masterpieces.