Who says "you can't have both fish and bear's paw"? In our common understanding, AV actresses' images are mainly divided into two types: one is the seductive vixen, and the other is the pure girl next door, and then they branch out from there. So, actresses usually choose one for their career development, specifically to have a distinct image that makes it clear at a glance. So, if you ask me if there's an actress who possesses both identities, the answer is yes, it's this newcomer "Kibuki Nana" who debuted in SOD's "Youth Era." She has the aura of a high school student, which matches her pure and flawless face perfectly; I have to say, she reaches the level of idols in the entertainment industry. Although Kibuki Nana debuted in the pure and fresh "Youth Era," beneath her angelic appearance lies a soul full of sensuality. Entering the dark world is not only to satisfy her curiosity but also to pursue the thrill of sex. However, Kibuki Nana's biggest flaw is her flat chest; she's a bona fide airport girl, which means she loses a large customer base of boob enthusiasts. Therefore, "SOD" decided to use dark tactics to promote her, and that is by pairing her with male actors! Veteran fans definitely know which male actors are specifically used by studios for debut films, for example, the opening king Tadamatsu Daisuke who turns red-faced as soon as the heating is on, or Shimiken (Shimizu Ken) who transitioned to a YouTuber and likes to rank the top ten tools—these are quite common in newcomer films. But Kibuki Nana's debut film isn't like that; look at the stills, although it's not very obvious, everyone should recognize that guy called the "Hairy Pig," the blond lion king Imai Yuta, right? This male actor with a strong villain image is usually featured in plot-based projects, and rarely is he hired for debut films, but "SOD" did it anyway. And not just Imai Yuta; in the trailer, you can also see Ozawa Toru, who loves to mess with daughters-in-law, coming to lend a hand. This is basically a super luxurious cast of male actors, giving Kibuki Nana full face, and for her debut, they arranged two behemoths to give her a shock education. I can only say that "SOD" really has a set of strategies, but does this work? The answer is yes; ever since her works were released on "FANZA," Kibuki Nana's performance has been consistently at the forefront, ranking in the top tier. Besides the heavyweight male actors she's collaborated with, her own pure temperament and good-girl image are the key to the works' success. Her shy and timid smile, her innocent and somewhat clueless demeanor, yet possessing a contrasting sensual personality—I think her model is Matsumoto Kazuka; as long as she strengthens her acting a bit more, her future is limitless.