ntr video letter

A storytelling technique ("trope") that has become more prevalent in the netorare genre as technology has become more advanced, though it also saw use during the 1990s and early 2000s via videocassette. In the 2020s, most commonly seen through recorded smartphone videos, although variants include livestream broadcasts and physical DVDs. In short, rather than the victim discovering his loved one's infidelity by walk-in, the infidelity is revealed through a video sent directly to the target by the perpetrator, causing the negative emotional cascade. The format typically opens with the perpetrator sitting close to the one being taken away. The typical dialogue involves the perpetrator asking if the the victim is watching, then stating that they will have "fun" together, before the content becomes explicit.

Use imminent netorare if it's still in the "discussion" phase. Use netorare if the video becomes explicit. Can also be used as part of a bait and switch joke.