It begins with an Arab Prince being kidnapped while in the comfortable proximity of a number of scantily clad females. The kidnapper is Billy Chow and during his escape he kills a female police officer, Selina.

It turns out that Billy is actually a robot who has had his inventor’s mind transferred into his operating system. The only way to combat this is for a female Japanese robotologist and her assistant Amy Yip to do the same thing with Selina - (transference can only take place with a dead person!) - and so Selina is born anew, but none of her colleagues are aware of this change. Not even her boyfriend who commences to have passionate sex with her. Selina is played by a Japanese actress - Aoyama Chikako - and she is almost the anatomical equal of the Yipster (as evidenced above), but not nearly so coy about hiding her assets.
 

The Billy robot starts killing prostitutes in frustration because they can’t seem to make him climax - seemingly forgetting that robots may have a problem with that. So the Yipster - who it turns out is a robot as well (I want to order that model ) but without human transference - wants to understand what making love is all about - “I must try men’s love making some day” - volunteers to go undercover as a prostitute. So she is set up in a massage parlor and not surprisingly there is soon a line around the block of male clients waiting their turn!.  

One interesting tidbit that I read about in Mondo Macabro is that the prostitute that is killed by Billy Chow after a torrid sex scene is a Taiwanese actress named Hsu Hsiao Dan. She ran for the Taiwanese parliament with the slogan - "Using breasts to fight against fists". I could certainly get behind that political movement !
 

My rating for this film: 7.5