BREAKING: Alice Nanase Turns To MOODYZ, JAV Actress Fakes Demise While Another Goes On A De-Listing Run

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I knew something was brewing with Alice Nanase. When she teased on X late last month that she had some “big news” locked up. And fans of the actress went bonkers with all sorts of speculation, like a career break to a sudden retirement, but the truth, as revealed earlier this month, was far juicier. Alice has officially signed on as an exclusive actress for Moodyz, and yes, this is a very big deal!

Alice finally spilled the beans on her latest tweet, “I’m moving to Moodyz! Did everyone get it right? I’ll be releasing work with Moodyz for the next year, so please support me and don’t get fired! I’ll do my best!”

That last line had her fans chuckling. Classic Alice, isn’t she? Poking fun at the industry while still showing gratitude. But there’s more to it than meets the eye. Alice has decided to be locked in for a full year of exclusive releases with Moodyz, with her first JAV with the studio hitting shelves early next month.

By now, most of our readers must be aware that Moodyz has been on a serious hiring spree, pulling in chart toppers to assemble what fans are already calling Moodyz 2.0, a superstar roster of top-tier talents. Alice, being a freelancer all this time, is now part of that exclusive lineup of JAV's most renowned faces, currently. Late addition or not, she’s in the club, and that instantly elevates her profile. No more hopping from studio to studio; she’s finally settled for an exclusive contract.

But, just when everyone thought this was going to be her moment, Alice threw in a curveball. Almost immediately after dropping the tea on her latest Moodyz transfer, she launched into a rant that went viral across JAV Twitter. And let me tell you, she didn’t hold back.

Alice wrote: “In the AV industry, getting fired, not getting contract renewals due to poor sales, and fewer offers are commonplace. People who stay at the forefront of the industry with the same company and consistently sell well are truly amazing.”

And just like that, she flipped the script as she made such a startling comment on how cutthroat the industry really is. Alice has always had a reputation for being candid, but this was her most unfiltered rant to date.

And here’s why this matters: Alice isn’t just speaking for herself. She’s obviously highlighting the brutal cycle many actresses face. Not every freelancer gets lucky enough to be absorbed into a top-tier studio like Moodyz. Many fade quietly into oblivion with their contracts axed after sales dip, their names replaced by the next big thing, and this was pretty evident when Nanami Kodama made a startling revelation last month, lashing out at her studio, S1.

So when Alice praised those who “stay at the forefront with the same company and consistently sell well,” she wasn’t just being complimentary. She was admitting how rare and how exhausting it is to survive in this cutthroat JAV industry.

That honesty only adds to her allure. I kinda dig how she never plays pretend. She’s at least real enough to call out the BS, but how this recent rant goes down with her new bosses at Moodyz is to be observed in the near future.

But I’m glad Alice is no longer hustling as a freelancer with her transfer to Moodyz as an exclusive for at least the next year. Her career trajectory has shifted dramatically, and with Moodyz pushing their 2.0 era, expect to see her releases heavily promoted, packaged, and positioned alongside the industry’s top names, not that she isn’t one already. But don’t expect her to play the polished doll all the time.

Few at MOODYZ would’ve thought that she would put up such a candid statement right after announcing her signing with the studio, but such is Alice!

Mika Horiuchi, who got her first shot at JAV with IdeaPocket, has been in the headlines lately for all the wrong reasons, and it only gets weirder. So, earlier this month, fans woke up to the devastating news of her trying to 'depart this world', only to later find out that she was very much alive and had apparently faked her own demise. Yes, you read that right.

Now, why on earth would she pull up a stunt like this? It’s likely due to attention. After all, Mika herself has admitted in the past that her social media side gig earns her a fortune compared to what her JAV career ever did. And in today’s digital world, stirring controversy out of nowhere isn’t exactly unheard of.

But in Mika’s case, she insists this wasn’t a lie at all. As per her tweet, it's true that she was suffering from emotional distress and didn't want to live anymore. She just didn't act on it.

I wonder if her fans would buy this explanation.

Mika tweeted, "Sorry, that was a lie" right after the particular incident

As per a verified JAV source, Mika has been surprisingly transparent about her mood swings in her personal blog.

A lot of our readers might be startled by the fact that she identified as a lesbian, and like any traditional Asian parent, her mama disapproved, which led to her severing ties with her first partner. This experience pushed her to take up a more socially oriented role of a “cute girl who can date men”. She claims to have sold her virginity and eventually stumbled into a long-term relationship with another man of ill repute.

But for the now 30-year-old who had been living together for four years. Mika actually proposed to him and stepped into married life. From the outside, things might have looked picture-perfect. But behind closed doors, Mika writes that she battled thoughts of ending it all. The reason? A hollow kind of success. While her JAV career gave her the lifestyle and what she thought was “happiness,” it robbed her of direction. She confessed she felt she had no reason to live, except for one desperate wish to have an offspring and have someone worthy to live for.

You never know how some of these actresses have such heartbreaking stories, and you tend to feel sorry for them. But then she decided to drop this tweet about faking her demise. While insisting it wasn’t a cruel joke, but the symptom of a breakdown. Whether intentional or not, she left her fans devastated for a while.

It's crazy how some would stoop so low to gain clout. "This is sudden news, but my wife has passed away suddenly. It was such an unexpected event that it still doesn't seem real. I will include the details of her will in my reply", Mika tweeted while pretending to be her man.

And here’s where she comes out double-faced with her acts. On one hand, she claims to be on the edge of collapse, warning her audience not to take her words lightly. On the other hand, she posts cheeky, risqué selfies online, teasing fans with captions like, “Do you like my plump body?”. It’s no wonder people feel like they’re being strung along. This almost feels like she is crying out for help one moment and playing the game of clickbait, the other.

Of course, fans won’t forget this incident so easily, and her antics may rattle her reputation in the long run, especially since much of her blog is monetized behind subscriptions. Will people still pay for access to her “truth” after she staged one of the biggest lies of all, begs to be answered.

I’m glad that Mika is alive. But let’s not sugarcoat it, she should quit treating her audience like pawns in some twisted publicity stunt. This incident almost reminds me of a similar one involving Riko Hoshino that I covered, almost a few months ago.

You might’ve known Mitsuki Nagisa from those GIGA exclusive JAVs, but she’s clearly not one of those actresses who let her JAVs stick around after they’ve retired, and apparently her fans won’t have the privilege to get their hands on her JAVs subsequent to her retirement, or so it seems. And believe me, this exit might be the most talked-about exit of last month.

Let us rewind to August 31st, when Mitsuki tweeted what seemed at first like a standard farewell tweet on her X account, with an assurance that she no longer wishes to participate or return to JAV in the future.

"Tomorrow marks my complete retirement! I'll be deleting my account on August 31st. Thank you for supporting Nagisa Mitsuki and her activities, from her debut in 2019 to her retirement from acting! I'm not coming back here to move forward, but rather enjoying life from now on.”

And I bet her fans might not have been ready for the next part, as she claimed that not only was she retiring, but she was also planning to erase her entire JAV catalogue from the time of her debut.

Taking into account her JAV persona and most shockingly, her JAVs from 5 years ago are scheduled for deletion. In her own words, she said, “I'm deleting all social media accounts and gradually deleting my work, and Nagisa Mitsuki is stepping down from the public eye.”

Alas, the fans saw it coming earlier when she had made a cryptic tweet on August 1.

So Mitsuki had teased her followers with a cryptic tweet, hinting at a “deadline” for fans to grab her JAVs before they started being delisted. It’s evident that the countdown began on August 1st, but no one knows exactly when it will go off. So our readers might still have a shot at getting their hands on her JAVs.

This leaves her fans to no less than trading Mitsuki’s JAVs like they’re rare Pokémon cards, lol.

So what’s at stake? Practically every JAV that she had shot from 2019 to 2020, including her iconic debut film and the viral hit that first catapulted her into mainstream JAV, “Demon Slayer: Omeko of Onimazu" Yes, even that is slated for deletion.

With this, it’s clearly evident that Mitsuki didn’t just want to move on from the JAV industry but rather completely nullify her past. It makes you wonder what might’ve been her motive, was it to be perceived as rare, or maybe, just maybe, she’s making sure no one gets to define her by her JAV career past ever again.

So what’s next for Mitsuki? By pulling down her X account, she’s essentially hinted that she doesn’t wanna be associated with her JAV past, and also that she mentioned in her tweet that she’ll never come back to the industry.

Not far from now, fans will have to digest the fact that Mistuki was just a blip in time.

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