“Pressure” Puts on the Pressure
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Ninja Vixens: Web of Passion
In this arousing adventure of super ninja skill, Suzukane and Okan are two beautiful female warriors in training who must hunt down and rescue their ninja clan lord's sacred and protective ninjitsu scroll. Kagerou is the sultry duo's archnemesis -- a sex- and money-loving female fighter with equally dazzling skill and beauty. It's a passionate battle of good vs. evil when the seductive vixens face their most provocative exploit ever.
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In this arousing adventure of super ninja skill, Suzukane and Okan are two beautiful female warriors in training who must hunt down and rescue their ninja clan lord's sacred and protective ninjitsu scroll. Kagerou is the sultry duo's archnemesis -- a sex- and money-loving female fighter with equally dazzling skill and beauty. It's a passionate battle of good vs. evil when the seductive vixens face their most provocative exploit ever.
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Genre:Action, Adventure
Written By:Honoo Misumi
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