Popularity Hunt 4: Sato Nonoka ~Fan Fund Battle Theory TMY-013

A certain AV actress, who had previously claimed to care deeply about her fans, announced her retirement. She gathered donors during a graduation fundraising event, earned pocket money through a farewell livestream, and successfully capitalized on a series of commercial opportunities by selling autographed DVDs as a bonus at her final event. Afterwards, she released a retirement video featuring her being violently penetrated by a muscular man she admired, saying, "Come with me in your next entertainment career!" before leaving the AV industry. However, six months later, she was lured by the promise of 10,000 yen per hour and easily starred in an illegal personal AV. Shortly after her retirement, she was subjected to near-extortionate collection of funds from fans. Months later, wearing a medical mask covering her face, she was penetrated by a man—whose sexual partner or blowjob was unknown—while exclaiming, "It feels so good, I'm squirting!" and displaying an unbearable expression of climax. She treated her fans like ATMs, completely disregarding their feelings, happily being sucked into the "livestock" based on the amount of money they received. Is the fate of this former AV actress an exception or the norm? No, it's not just her. So far, I've met many AV actresses who always speak fluently about "they're my family" and "their lifelong treasures," but frankly, I look at them with disdain. This is because I've always harbored suspicions about the AV industry. Some people on fan sites use a cat-like voice to say, "Even after I retire, please show me love by donating 10,000 yen to my sick self through a no-return pornographic project." While some have stopped selling AVs, they struggle to make ends meet and end up appearing in uncensored, low-quality personal AVs, or dancing on paid personal websites to earn pocket money, calling themselves singers and actresses. Some conceal their drastically reduced acting opportunities, living like active entertainers, but they have no talent in that area and can only happily call themselves "former sexy actresses" or "doujinshi creators." These ghosts mercilessly devour fans' money. The survival strategy that these lost, charismatic celebrities ultimately rely on is merely a lie "for the fans," devoid of any genuine warmth or warmth. But what is the true nature of these seemingly pampered and sweet-talking fans? This question is the impetus for this filming. Do actresses (and businesses) who genuinely care about their fans really exist? Thus, I found "Sato Nonoka," rumored to be treated like a goddess by her fans. She was arranged to participate in a fan appreciation event called "Determining the Number One Fan," where she was subjected to various forms of malice, including being insulted by an ugly fat man and a lewd man, forced to perform oral sex, actually ejaculate inside her, and being provided with masturbation toys to lick her body. She said it was the first time she had encountered a real lewd man, and faced with this continuous hardship, she shed real tears, roared, and even laughed—all her emotions were revealed. Here, we interweave interviews with a large DVD store manager, an AV production company manager, and event enthusiasts, gradually approaching the truth behind the excessive fan service and the struggle for money. Includes single-shot footage from before penetration to ejaculation, realistically showcasing the extreme evil of seed sowing—the fourth installment of this documentary.