Hibino Yua from Crimson Comics.
Now we move on to two semi-recent idols — the first is Hibino Yua, who I’m posting here, and the second will be Maria Amami.

As for Hibino Yua, her original work appears to be an anime episode sold as a standalone OVA, but in reality it’s more like a motion manga — and not a very good one, to be honest. There’s also a separate printed manga version of it.

I want to be very honest: this is a product I don’t really like, and I’m not a fan of the art style used here either. The Crimson style is there, but the way the colors are handled doesn’t look very good in my opinion — maybe it would have looked better visually in the Crimson Girls style.

That said, what do you think?