2026.11.17 신작

Overview

This video is a rapid-fire review of new releases from Moody’s and other labels. The reviewer considers each work’s premise, presentation, and performers, often praising striking visuals while criticizing concepts that feel stale or overdone.

Standouts and Reactions

• Suzumori Remo: A detail-focused showcase of her looks and outfits. The reviewer jokes that the lookbook-style footage alone could get a million YouTube views and celebrates the appearance of his favorite gray color.
• Kikuno Ran: A house-intruder premise earns praise for its storytelling and overall polish. However, the slow opening and abundance of male performers dampen the appeal.
• Satsuki Nao: Her glasses-wearing accountant character proves far more imposing than expected. The reviewer finds the performance funny and likes how the direction emphasizes her physique.
• Yumemi Kanae: Her seductive aunt persona and acting are well received, though the work feels less playful and somewhat more ordinary than her previous outings.
• Aki Sasaki: A collaboration featuring a confident older-woman character earns especially strong praise. The reviewer calls Sasaki’s screen presence outstanding and describes her as a leading performer in the “older sister” type.
• Kuno Hinano: Two releases showcase her looks. The private-life-style installment is the favorite, while the reviewer thinks a more theatrical one could become excellent if a particular alternate version appears.
• Unpai: A similar private-life format is competent but too familiar. The reviewer also gives a shout-out to the gray outfit detail.
• Himari: A hot-spring bus-tour concept falls flat because of its staged, fan-event feel. Still, the reviewer notices that she appears to have lost weight and wonders if she may be returning to her earlier form.
• Rena Miyashita: The opening scenes make a strong impression, but a later school-uniform sequence feels contrived and breaks the mood. Her short hairstyle gets a special compliment.
• Izumi Momoka: The premise feels unnecessarily extreme, and the production leans too heavily on youthful character concepts, leaving the reviewer disappointed.
• Watanabe Hono: Though she is not an instant favorite, the reviewer sees gradual improvement and is more excited about her future than about this particular release.
• Kitano Mina: A polished, luxurious-looking production highlights her technical skill and commanding presence.
• Mori Hinako: The story starts promisingly, and her slender look is praised. The reviewer jokes that her signature stockings—“both a normal attack and a special move”—never appear.
• Yuzuria Karen: An office-and-subway mash-up sounds awkward on paper, but the elements blend surprisingly well, and the production is better than expected.
• Mioshi Yuka: A release built around her back does not quite make its case. The reviewer likes the visual focus but feels it lacks a memorable hook.
• Ogasawara Nano: A drama about posing for an art club earns praise for its story and portrayal of embarrassment. The camera work, which the reviewer feared might be distracting, proves more effective than expected.
• Rei Kamiki: An experimental silhouette concept leaves the reviewer wondering why the production hides so much when the performer herself is the draw. It may be worth a curious watch, but is not a recommendation.

Other Mentions

The reviewer says they passed over several releases, including a disappointing group title, while recommending selected works by Nozomi Ishihara and Unpai. They close by saying they will flag alternate versions in future videos and repeat instructions for accessing the channel.

Personalities Featured or Mentioned

Suzumori Remo, Kikuno Ran, Satsuki Nao, Yumemi Kanae, Aki Sasaki, Kuno Hinano, Unpai, Himari, Rena Miyashita, Izumi Momoka, Watanabe Hono, Kitano Mina, Mori Hinako, Yuzuria Karen, Mioshi Yuka, Ogasawara Nano, Rei Kamiki, Nozomi Ishihara, and Kiomia Toa.