TMY-014 Called “Fallen” — a flashy sensual performance between a dazzling fleshly show and a provocative dance that will be erased anyway

The AV New Law enacted in 2022 is a law that is almost as if the government itself admitted that AV is nothing but a disgraceful past. Since then, public backlash has increased as if people had been given official approval to throw stones, and whether out of defiance or something else, former and current AV-related figures have also shown major changes in response. For example, there has been a rise in careless involvement with criminal-style adult videos, as well as events and subscription services that strip away privacy and boundaries. There were also disturbing cases of people withdrawing their works while still offering tell-all stories about their AV days to the media, or using their AV past as material for documentaries, interviews, stage adaptations, and books, while seeking attention and validation in increasingly desperate ways. The AV world has shifted into a place where the more shameless and ill-mannered someone is, the more they benefit.

Naturally, such performers would no longer retain any appeal, and with the new law’s ban on surprise setups, harsh and humiliating productions effectively disappeared. As performers began frequently exercising their right to have AV works removed, the misunderstanding spread that AV was merely a stepping stone for former adult actresses who wanted to become celebrities, and it became seen as the smart move to discard past works once a certain level of name recognition had been gained. In other words, the value of AV was already gone. So they decided to stop. This is the final installment of the series, though…

A huge pig-masked figure who does not fit the usual mold of a creepy man arrives with a winning method to break through the new regulations, and thus begins the final documentary aimed at crushing the strange creature known as a sexy multi-talented influencer, entrepreneur, DJ, YouTuber, and content creator. The goal is to assess her true nature through experimental play, including unexpected drinking scenes and mouth-to-mouth food sharing, and to determine whether the encounter leads to a genuine professional AV actress rather than a digital street performer. That said, under the new law, she has the right to stop filming at any time. In other words, whether this project is carried through or abandoned is entirely up to her. The way she behaves in this environment will reveal whether she has truly fallen or not.