June '26 PMV Reels (Patreon)

Hi everyone, happy July! You know what that means: the best of June videos coming at you in PMV/reel form.

This month we are doing an extra reel since I had some "portrait" aspect generations (old stuff that had been queued up long ago). Rather than mixing the aspects, I decided to do an extra "portrait" reel.

Man Balls "Public Release" Archive

2 previews (1 for the portrait and one for the square public reels)

May '26 public reel

Mom Balls "Patreon Release" Archive

3x June reels inReleases\2026\R-Reels

Teacher Balls "WIP" ArchiveChanges 2026-06-21 → 2026-07-02 | 3439 files, 3613.7 MB

2026/ (3439 files, 3613.7 MB)

· BAF-YumiTfAf — 4×MP4 (10.8 MB) | 6×PNG (7.9 MB)

· Futamas-FutaXMale — 8×MP4 (23.8 MB) | 12×PNG (17.1 MB)

· G2A-FutaMuscleMILF2 — 12×MP4 (20.3 MB) | 18×PNG (18.6 MB)

· GarageSale — 1×CMD (0 MB) | 1×M3U (0 MB) | 18×MP4 (37.2 MB) | 1×PS1 (0 MB)

· GR-GalentinesStroke — 587×JSON (68.5 MB) | 586×LOG (0.3 MB) | 28×MP4 (45.6 MB) | 78×PNG (112.7 MB)

· GR-Valentines — 2×JSON (0.2 MB) | 2×LOG (0 MB) | 794×MP4 (1603.3 MB) | 1191×PNG (1519.2 MB)

· MM-Valentines — 36×MP4 (68.9 MB) | 54×PNG (59.2 MB)

In other news, this past month I focused on two main things:

First, I dug into an old folder of unreviewed videos I had backed up during my automation transition. These were from the earlier system that required manual sorting into projects, scenes, and shots. Most were rough, but I found some gems in the mix of Wan 2.1 and early Wan 2.2 clips. I saved about 25 minutes total and will put together a fun throwback PMV called "MomBallsAI Garage Sale." It should drop soon.

Second, I have been working on Gina's Galentine's Stroke videos. They are turning out well. I am keeping each image source to 1 to 3 minutes (with 87 sources, that still adds up to roughly 3 hours). This is a big step back from the 30 plus minute marathons I used to generate from a single image. I am trying to balance big batches of short clips with occasional longer videos.

I am now generating more footage than I can review in a month, so I will probably start pausing the pipeline occasionally to catch up. The human side, hand reviewing everything and making artistic choices, is still the slowest part, but it is essential for keeping quality high.

By the numbers: I reviewed and approved 1,658 clips this month. I still have 2,312 clips from this month waiting in the output folder, plus another 2,246 from previous months. That adds up to 138 minutes and 10 seconds of new video added to the archive.

I am not complaining. My automation tools let me focus on the creative decisions instead of the grunt work of organizing and queuing everything. That is a huge win.

Thanks again for all your support!