MomoSe

Looking at this cover, what's your first impression of "Momose Himari"? A haughty woman who treats money like dirt, right? According to Kawaii*, who released the album, she's a newcomer with an "idol face"—delicate features, a large bust, and a great figure; a new-era dual-wielding lucky girl! Wow, that's quite a boast. But seriously, why dual-wielding? Shohei Ohtani's dual-wielding involves both throwing and striking, so what two aspects does Momose Himari excel in? The answer is also written on the cover: Momose Himari possesses both light and darkness attributes. "Light" refers to her sunny smile, which is warm and healing, and everyone likes her. As for "darkness"... rather than describing how dark she is, it's better to interpret it as a dark side she doesn't want others to know. Simply put, Momose Himari is a masochist. To make her happy, you have to be very extreme with her, such as slapping her, deep-throating her until she vomits, and then spanking her buttocks until they are red and swollen like Sun Wukong. I've never encountered such demands in real life! However, there seems to be a growing trend of super-M actresses in the AV industry recently. I wonder if it's because the actresses are bravely being themselves or if the production companies think it's more profitable? However, since they said so, the male actor naturally complied. Therefore, this work by Momose Himari (桃濑日葵) is like a John Woo film, full of violent aesthetics: pressing her head down for deep throating, clamping her neck with deadly scissor kicks...