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Atomix Blond (2019)

Gabby, known as Atomix Blond, is a young mutant with androgynous power. She becomes Gabriel when she turns into a man. After being attacked and escaping her attackers, she tries to reach Jordan said Demolition Ass, a mutant last generation, the power to have female orgasms to men by kissing them. She wants to warn him of imminent danger. A secret organization, led by the powerful Eden, wants to seize Jordan to extract its DNA and create a synthesis juice for commercialization on a large scale. Eden said Candy Boy, with the powers to pump and extract the juice, even the most refractory, will face Atomix Blond. Will he succeed?
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Gabby, known as Atomix Blond, is a young mutant with androgynous power. She becomes Gabriel when she turns into a man. After being attacked and escaping her attackers, she tries to reach Jordan said Demolition Ass, a mutant last generation, the power to have female orgasms to men by kissing them. She wants to warn him of imminent danger. A secret organization, led by the powerful Eden, wants to seize Jordan to extract its DNA and create a synthesis juice for commercialization on a large scale. Eden said Candy Boy, with the powers to pump and extract the juice, even the most refractory, will face Atomix Blond. Will he succeed?

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Ridley Dovarez
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In Theaters:4/30/2019
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Ridley Dovarez

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