Have any of you seen the 2016 American psychological thriller horror film "Split"? The movie mainly follows a mysterious man with multiple personalities who kidnaps three young girls, plunging them into a series of terrifying events. So why am I bringing this up? Because the personality traits of the actress I'm introducing in this review remind me of the film—though she's nowhere near that scary and hasn't actually kidnapped anyone, of course~ Getting back on track, this actress's name is Yua Aida; she's from Chiba Prefecture in Japan, born on October 22, 1992. She debuted in 2013 as a planned solo actress, starting with a fresh and lolita-style route, but the very next year she made a huge leap straight into heavy SM themes. She then began appearing in works directed by the "SM Emperor" TOHJIRO and collaborated with him long-term. She's also praised as a woman with a Showa-era vibe in the M role, and despite the AV paths being worlds apart, it didn't faze her at all—it feels more like she was totally prepared for it. DDT-508 96h with Yua Aida—while the title is super short and straightforward, the content of this work is anything but; it's straight-up wild! Besides the classic elements like intricately tying up Yua Aida, wax dripping, and deep throat, what really blew my mind and felt fresh was the herring in a can. Not only was a can prepared and placed right in front of her, but there were all sorts of head presses, face smearing, and relentless forced oral sex—man, city folks sure know how to have fun! And in the final segment, Yua Aida's spot-on acting is exactly why I link her to "Split": from starting as a bespectacled cutie, to gradually falling apart, and finally sinking into the ecstasy of being ravaged like a total meat toy. Pulling off that kind of personality shift is actually a key hidden element for a successful SM-themed film.