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Original release / air date: 7 September 2013
Runtime: 82 minutes
Country / region: Japan
Original language: Japanese
Production company / studio: Toei Video Company; Production 27 Studios; Toei Advertising K.K.
Artificial character(s): Mylene Hoffman / 009-1, Miriam
Performer(s): Mayuko Iwasa, Nao Nagasawa
ASFR type: Transformation
Character type: Cyborg

Overview

Cyborg spy 009-1 is sent into the neutral territory of J-Country and begins recovering memories connected to the technology that transformed her.

ASFR Content

Mylene is a formerly human operative rebuilt as the cyborg 009-1. Her artificial body includes concealed weapons and self-repair capability, while memories connected to her pre-cyborg life remain buried. Rival cyborg Miriam visibly reconstructs herself after severe facial damage.

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ASFR Scenes

Scene 1
Key ASFR scene

009-1 uses built-in weapons

Mylene deploys weapons integrated directly into her cyborg body during combat.

Scene 2
Key ASFR scene

Mylene's wounds repair themselves

After protecting a child from an attack, visible injuries on 009-1's body rapidly restore themselves.

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Scene 3
Key ASFR scene

Buried memories surface inside the cyborg mind

Fragments of Mylene's earlier human life return as she investigates Project Faust and her own construction.

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Scene 4
Key ASFR scene

Miriam rebuilds after facial damage

Miriam is shot in the face but her cybernetic body immediately reconstructs and returns to combat.

Character(s): Miriam
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Scene 5
Key ASFR scene

Miriam is catastrophically damaged in the final battle

Repeated shots destroy the rival cyborg's face and finally disable her.

Character(s): Miriam

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