
SOD star Mitsuba Kikukawa makes a shocking move to MAX-A! This documentary covers the entire process, from her reasons for leaving SOD to her exclusive debut at MAX-A. It even includes the raw footage of her telling the VP in person and a spontaneous self-shot scene at a hotel to cut ties with her past. Witness the birth of MAX-A's new exclusive star.








I don't know the inner workings of the AV industry, but is switching studios really that big of a deal? It's not like there's a huge difference in the male actors you work with regardless of the studio (lol). If it were switching agencies, that's a huge deal even in the entertainment world, so I could understand that. Anyway, it seems like it was a major decision for Mitsuha Kikukawa (lol). But regardless, she feels it intensely, which contrasts with her cute face. Her reactions are one-note as always, though. Still, watching her have 'unscripted', natural-looking sex is always pleasant. Please keep appearing in works from all sorts of studios in the future.
From SOD to Max. It follows the transition with a documentary-style approach, featuring POV-style footage. Next up is two intense rounds of sex with her favorite male actor. Mitsuba, who went from a quiet image at SOD to being able to handle hardcore scenes, will surely show her growth at Max, but for her first work after the move, she takes it slow and easy with her favorite partner. I think starting this way is a good choice. Since she's mentioned him as a favorite before, her dazed expression while begging for kisses is just plain cute. Seeing her face flush and hearing her panting while being hit hard from behind is also great.
It's a film with a lot of plot holesโit makes the transfer the main theme and even gets cooperation from SOD, but it never touches on the core question of 'why transfer?' The final goal is 'an event in Osaka by summer,' and I almost shouted, 'Why not Tokyo?!' And then there's the shaved pussy that the interviewer completely ignores. You could make a whole movie just about that, but no one says a word?! The awkwardness of it all eventually comes full circle and becomes entertaining, so I'll give it 5 stars. Still, it feels like a bit of a waste given how pretty her face is.