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Moe sakaru aidoru ekusutashii de okase! 

Akuto, a guard of Agel who put in underground idol Iku Onne (Yuri Asada) who is boiling hot, receives a mysterious app called "EROS NOTE" from a mysterious man named Dick. One day, Akuhito gets angry at a woman named Mami (Yukine Sakuragi) who is constantly in trouble during work and is thrown at a color cone. And then, in the "EROS NOTE", if you enter "rape that woman" in half doubt, Mami becomes a lewd woman with no soul and is raped by Akujin. On the other hand, Iku who did not pass the audition was tricked by a swindle producer, Sudo, and was forced to provide a physical body with an embarrassing image.
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Akuto, a guard of Agel who put in underground idol Iku Onne (Yuri Asada) who is boiling hot, receives a mysterious app called "EROS NOTE" from a mysterious man named Dick. One day, Akuhito gets angry at a woman named Mami (Yukine Sakuragi) who is constantly in trouble during work and is thrown at a color cone. And then, in the "EROS NOTE", if you enter "rape that woman" in half doubt, Mami becomes a lewd woman with no soul and is raped by Akujin. On the other hand, Iku who did not pass the audition was tricked by a swindle producer, Sudo, and was forced to provide a physical body with an embarrassing image.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Minoru Kunizawa
Written By:Yuta Takahashi
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Freak Out

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