This work is a close-up documentary of the sweat and tears of newcomer actor Kohsaka Himari (21 years old) aiming to become a mascot actor. Her struggle to adhere to strict guidance of maintaining character without making a sound is akin to a rookie athlete enduring harsh training. The voice restraint training using an electric massager and participating in events while wearing a remote-controlled vibrator feels like a pre-game routine that heightens tension, making viewers hold their breath. Particularly, scenes with only the mascot head on are striking, as the unnaturalness accentuates the sensuality, conveying emotions solely through body reactions.

Midway scenes of licking the mascot's face or inserting into the mouth part are somewhat unclear in the director's intent, and a more covert atmosphere might have enhanced immersion. However, the plot of a timid woman half-undressed facing multiple opponents evokes the image of an athlete confronting adversity, keeping the suspense thrilling. While some note the vibrator time is short, the overall balance is good, making it arguably the best work of the season.

Himari's cuteness and sexiness resonate with the desire to see non-mascot scenes as a reward for enduring training. If a sequel is made, incorporating a female hero role from a hero show with more sporty elements would be interesting. The senior female troupe member nearby is also appealing, highlighting the depth of the cast. Overall, the situation of restraining voice under unreasonable circumstances is exquisite, and I can assert this is the most captivating work in my life. Himari's pursuit of dreams overlaps with the struggles of young athletes in the sports world, offering a masterpiece that simultaneously delivers emotion and excitement.