JAV VR: News, comments about releases, recommendations, hardware

Zengi69 said:

As we are nearing the halfway point for the year, I am curious what 2026 video stands out for all of you.

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I don't have a favorite movie this year. For me, it's the worst year out of the last 3 or 4. 99% of VRs have technical issues (no immersion) or just don't match my tastes (sex with clothes on, absurd fetishes and ridiculous costumes, f***rced sex, a lack of positions I like...). On top of all that, in 2026 there’s new problem: 60- or 70-minute movies that are missing positions that used to always be there, or 3-minutes positions that don’t give you time to enjoy them.

I’ve liked a few, but only because they’re the debut of a very pretty actress and they feature the positions I like; as movies, though, they have a lot of limitations.
Like Chewbaka, I kneel before the beauty of Inoue Momo in MDVR-419, and also of Mashiro Sana in MDVR-415.

They’re way too beautiful and perfect for porn:



I can't understand why, when you can have incredible, life-size girls in 3D just 15 centimeters from your face, people still prefer 2D.

Unfortunately, as VRs, there are some things that are hard to understand. You have to sit through five minutes of the actor’s hands groping Momo’s breasts, but they won’t let you suck on her incredible nipples—one of the pleasures of VR. Almost no one brings the nipples close to the camera anymore; there’s a fear of putting the camera up close in 2026, which is the essence of VR.

The Kawaii movie with Ito Mayuki has restored my faith in VR, because in 2026 there aren’t movies like this one—three hours long, with conversation scenes, scenes of the actress doing fun or quirky things, and immersive sex in every position… But I already have a lot of Mayuki’s movies, and it doesn’t have the novelty of a debut.




SOD gave me a mirage—three VRs featuring their exclusive stars. Intimate, highly immersive, premium VR: 3DSVR-1947, 3DSVR-1871, 3DSVR-1933:




Unfortunately, that’s all it was—a mirage. Then they went back to their ridiculous fetishes, f***rced sex, and non-immersive VR.

From Crystal, I liked a couple of titles for the same reason: debutantes I like, in the positions I like, but average movies:

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I’d like to see more with Misaki Oto.
S1 and Moodyz still haven't released any major films in 2026, Ito Mayuki's style, and Idea Pocket is defunct—the worst year in its history.

chewbaka said:

Happy to see Hibiki Ren make her return to VR

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She's a very pretty girl, and although she's thin, it's a natural thinness—not the result of extreme diets. I'm looking forward to watching a VR of hers without costumes, oils, or artificial sweat.

Following up on what Chewbaka and I talked about earlier regarding the (non-existent) lesbian scenes in VR.
HUNVR-211 came out this week, and it’s being advertised as a movie with lesbian scenes. They should really sell this movie with a free pair of binoculars...

First of all, calling a little kiss and some gentle nipple licking “lesbian scenes” is highly debatable. But the real problem is how they’re filmed. 90% of the time, the lesbian scene takes place in the back of the room, and you can’t see a thing. Even less so in VR, where everything starts to blur at more than a meter away, unless you have a 4K per eye headset:




Just as pathetic is the final scene where two girls are kissing, and you’re… a dog? The camera is on the floor, a meter away…



That’s what happens when you shoot VR movies every now and then and hire a director who has no clue what VR is. It’s shot with a 2D mindset, where you’re looking at a screen from a distance. This isn’t VR—it’s a 2D movie shot with a 3D camera.

In VR, it’s about feeling the girls, about being right in the middle of the action. In that last scene, put the camera 15 centimeters from their mouths and show me how they exchange saliva, how they look at each other while kissing, how a nipple gets wet when the other girl sucks on it. That’s VR—that’s immersion—feeling the girls’ presence, trying to convey what they’re feeling…

Anyway. Six years waiting for a real lesbian VR movie. As I said earlier, it’s never going to happen.

On Fanza, VR movies have started to go up in price—at least those from DMM Studios. From 1,980 to 2,280 yen. For reference, 2D movies cost over 3,000 yen.

Throughout 2026, I’ve been mentioning in my Fanza reviews of the 60- to 70-minute movies that I wouldn’t mind paying a little more in exchange for them lasting 100 or 110 minutes like they used to. For now, the two Moodyz titles and the S1 title priced at 2,280 yen are over 110 minutes long. The exception is one from E-body, which is 68 minutes long. But it’s possible that it had already been filmed. We’ll see if, with the price increase, the movies return to the 90–100-minute runtime they’ve always had, or if this is simply a price hike without any improvements.

For Europeans, buying JAV is cheaper than ever. When I started, 10,000 yen cost about 80 euros, but now the yen is so weak against the euro that they cost 54 euros. So a VR movie used to cost me 8 or 9 euros at launch, which is quite affordable. Now it’s one euro more with this price hike.

Completely unnecessary questions Japanese girls and women ask in JAV VR:

+Can I kiss you?
+Can I take this off?
+Can I lick it?
+Can I put it in?
+Are you enjoying this?

I don’t think there’s a single man on Earth who would answer any of those questions with a “No”…

I know the Japanese are very polite and ask permission for everything, but those questions are completely unnecessary…

Zengi69 said:

But these are the charm of JAV!

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Of course...