Metropolis is in trouble. Criminal gangs funded by Lex Luthor have multiplied faster than Superman can smash them, and a new heroine has stepped up beside him: Ultra Girl, in a shiny hot-pink leotard, white gloves and white boots, a gold masquerade mask, and a white headband holding back her platinum hair. This Multiverse Monday features Daphney Rose‘s Ultra Girl, from the studio Daphney Sugar Rose on Clips4Sale, and the three-part story in which Superman’s sweet shiny side kick finds a box she should never have opened.
The story
Ultra Girl and Superman have just helped the police search an apartment for criminal contraband, and the only thing they found was a mysterious box that even Superman’s X-ray vision cannot see into. Inside is black kryptonite, a stone that does not weaken a hero but corrupts one, feeding selfishness, immorality and desire. One glance is enough. Over three videos, Ultra Girl falls, transforms, and comes back for the Man of Steel as someone else entirely. Here they are in story order.
- Daphney Rose as Superheroine Ultra Girl: Superman’s Sweet Shiny Side Kick. The box is opened and the black kryptonite does its work. Ultra Girl approaches Superman timidly at first, then traces the S on his chest and moves in for a kiss, and neither hero resists. Somewhere inside, her honourable nature is still fighting, and she pulls away, grabs the box and runs.
- Aroused Ultra Girl Overcum & Transformed by Black Kryptonite. Back in her own apartment, Ultra Girl has not handed the lead-lined box to the authorities. She tells herself it is safer with her, takes off her mask, and cannot stop glancing at it. Just a quick peek. The stone’s waves of pleasure wash over her again, and as she gives in she starts to question who Ultra Girl even is. When the scene fades back in, Ultra Girl is gone. In her place, raven-haired, in a black cat-eye mask, black opera gloves and a midnight-blue leotard, stands Lust Woman: “Superman, I’m coming for you.”
- Black Kryptonite & Super Villainess Lust Woman vs Super Horny Hero Superman. Lust Woman zaps herself into Superman’s living room. The raven-haired vixen in fishnets and black patent thigh boots seems oddly familiar: it is Ultra Girl, and it is not Ultra Girl, not any more. With the black kryptonite in her hand, Superman has no chance. She traces the S on his chest once more, and this time she leaves him spent, too weak to stand, mocking him for how easy it was. Will he ever see Ultra Girl again?
Daphney Rose’s Ultra Girl
Daphney Rose’s Ultra Girl is her own heroine, separate from SH Binder’s UltraGirl: a side kick to Superman rather than a lone heroine, with a costume all her own in shiny hot pink and white, a gold filigree masquerade mask, and a weakness that is not a green rock but a black one. Her story runs as a true three-act arc, from partner to temptation to villainess, and Lust Woman is as much a part of it as Ultra Girl herself. Every video is shot from Superman’s point of view, so the viewer is the Man of Steel.
Fun facts
- Black kryptonite is the rare kind in the comics too: where green kryptonite weakens a Kryptonian, black kryptonite splits or corrupts the personality, which is exactly what it does to Ultra Girl here.
- Our featured image is an AI-generated homage to the costume, not a photo of the performer, as with every portrait on our Multiverse page.
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About Multiverse Monday
Every Multiverse Monday looks across the many Earths of UltraGirl: the heroines other producers and performers have created under the same name, each with her own look, powers and weaknesses. If there is an UltraGirl or a story you would like to see featured, let us know.