“Mass production girl” and “landmine girl” buzzwords inspire latest Toy’s Heart pocket pussies
One of the great things about leading Japanese adult brand Toy’s Heart is how it takes inspiration from recent social trends and buzzwords.
Two of its latest pocket pussy releases do just that, and do it with serious aplomb.
The Lolita G-Spot Mass Production Girl is based on the the idea of a ryosangata joshi. Don’t worry if you weren’t familiar with this Japanese phrase, we weren’t either. It literally means a “mass production girl” and refers to the identical-looking young ladies who wear the same kinds of clothes and accessories. Such ryosangata joshi are often found in places like Tokyo’s Harajuku or associated with a particular subculture of music, manga, or fashion.
But as our friends Kanojo Toys note about this masturbator, “cookie-cutter wardrobe or not, her pussy is something else: with an awesome inner curve and variegated inner blocks that reward every thrust, the exterior has integrated grooves for improved grip as well as an enlarged clitoris bean above the hole to provide a visual treat.”
From the same mini series of toys, the Lolita G-Spot Jirai Landmine Girl is a masturbator taking its cue from the titular kind of young woman (jirai onna) who seems a sweetie at first, but then explodes after you begin dating her. We all know this type!
As Kanojo Toys write, the “explosion” here hits your cock when you slip your manhood inside her vagina: “Can you survive her dynamite pussy, with its large blocks that create awesome effects on your cock when you twist the toy?” You probably don’t want a crazy Japanese girlfriend in real life, but you can experience this vicarious — at least, the best things about it — with this onahole toy.
The same social trope has inspired a previous masturbator, the more alarmingly named Mental Illnesses Jirai Girl Onahole by KM Produce.
