The moment I mounted the motorcycle, my body had to exert constant effort to maintain balance while leaning, but feeling the headwind directly was thrilling. This shoot captures Neptune in her motorcycle officer bunny cop style from Azur Lane. To reproduce the costume's authentic texture, I paired a glossy black leather corset with a dark blue military jacket, along with her signature red tie and the red bunny ears atop the cap. On my legs, black stockings with just the right sheer finish and texture rested against the footpegs in black high heels, creating a visually striking impact.
Pulling off the wheelie-style stunt pose during the shoot took an immense amount of effort. Someone had to help stabilize the rear of the motorcycle while I shifted my center of gravity onto it, relying on leg and core strength to hold that suspended stance. To highlight body proportions and the sleek lines of the stockings, the camera angles were repeatedly fine-tuned. The wind completely tousled the wig, but that actually added a genuine sense of speed as if riding into the wind.
Neptune herself is a lively and mischievous character, so when pointing the gun toward the lens, my gaze needed to appear confident yet playfully sly. I initially thought handling such a hardcore motorcycle model and military attire would be daunting, but once dressed, that blend of rebellious cool and cuteness came out naturally. Even though my legs were sore and numb by the end, being able to cleanly capture such a sharp, bold presence made every bit of effort worth it.