You know what I miss? The old Newgrounds days where some random flash game would just throw Miku into the most unhinged scenario and nobody questioned it. There was this weird purity to it, this game sort of taps into that energy except now everything is way more explicit and the vegetable is... look, I'm not gonna dance around it, the vegetable is a tentacle monster. A vegetable tentacle monster. It's got these thick green vines that just keep going and Miku's taking both holes at once which I honestly didn't expect from a Vocaloid parody but here we are.
The animation is rough, like intentionally rough, and at first I thought my browser was lagging but no that's just how it moves. Janky loops that somehow make it dirtier? I can't explain it. The sounds are whatever, standard wet noises, nothing special. But there's this one moment where she looks directly at the screen and I swear the model's expression glitched into something that wasn't supposed to be there and I had to pause and think about my life choices. The double penetration aspect is the whole point really, her pussy and ass getting stretched by these pulsing tentacles and the creampie at the end is absurd, like a juice explosion the description says and yeah that's literally what happens, this thick white mess everywhere. I wanted more buildup honestly, it just kind of throws you into the action and then it's over.
The parody angle is weird because it's clearly Miku but also not? The hair is right, the outfit is recognizable, but she's making faces that the real Miku would never. Which is the point I guess. I spent way too long wondering if the vegetable was supposed to be a leek, because of the whole Miku leek thing, but it's definitely not a leek. It's just some generic phallic vegetable and that bothers me more than it should. The tentacles don't even look like they belong to the vegetable, they just sprout out of it. Whatever. It's a fap game, it works, I finished what I came to do and then closed the tab and stared at my ceiling for a bit. That's the review.
Therapy: Needed