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I've found myself being more and more tempted to get into Hag JAV. Could some kind hagsirs give me recommendations for the following?

1.I'm not a fan of the typical JAV squeels the women make. Are there any hags that make more natural moaning sounds?

2. I really like NTR. I know NTR hag JAV seems to be fairly popular, but are there any particular series that Madonna puts out that are the best for NTR?

>>46017615
they're all symbolically married to the Universal Hagchad who resides in each and every one of us mature woman/Madonna enjoyers. they are Our brides.
(no seriously, I'm paraphrasing/memeing on some marketing material/spiel for why they all wear wedding rings)
as for IRL, any answer would be pure speculation

>>45845074
it isn't about age; stage ages are basically pure fiction for marketing purposes

the more important variable is perceived ripeness. are you familiar with our Hag Ripeness Categorisation System© (parents pending)?

>>45845075
she is somehow comfily erotic and lewd/erotically and lewdly comfy...

>>45845078
know what would make this scenario even nicer?
>they all call you boya or bocchan

>>45845192
please read this from our resident loremaster, sir:
>>/jp/thread/42901035#p42909209

>>45807959
don't worry, it just affirms the Underrated™ and Great Performer© of our lovely mature ladies!
also it's been out for a month kek if anything I'm surprised it's still selling so well (on the noble island of Shikoku)

>>45628211
>>45628279
fkn kek
jokes aside, we've been blowing through the JUQ codes (40 codes per month...) so damn fast
I wonder what the next code prefix will be.

For those interested in the history, Madonna started with JUK- (from "jukujo" - 熟女 - "mature woman") with their codes back in the VHS cassette days, with JUKD- being used for the some of the same titles as digital (i.e. CD) releases. The D designation quickly became superfluous once VHS went obsolete and digital formats were the new standard.
Since then, all their mainline codes have started with JU...-, maybe as part of tradition? To make cataloging easier?

For reference, past code prefixes are:
>JUK (VHS format, short-lived if i recall correctly)
>JUKD (Dec '03 – Dec '08) (digital format)
>JUC (Jan '09 – Dec '12)
>JUX (Jan '13 – Oct '16)
>JUY (Oct '16 – Oct '19)
>JUL (Oct '19 – Jun '22)
>JUQ (Jun '22 – Present)
>JUS (VHS format) and JUSD (digital format) are compilations
>JUMS (Dec '22 - Present) are compilations
>JUVR are VR releases

It's also why Fitch (formerly a Madonna subsidiary label) similarly has codes beginning with JU...-, even to this day. Their VR codes are an exception, though
>JUFD (Nov '07 – Dec '18) (the "D" likely also stemming from the Digital designation when that was still relevant)
>JUFE (Jan '19 – Present)
>JUNY (Dec '18 – Present) (Nikuyoku sub-label)
>JFB are their compilation releases