Natsuki Urabe, also known as Natsu Sumire, has carved a unique niche in the realm of physical media, particularly within the captivating world of pro wrestling films. Making her debut in 2013, Urabe gained prominence through her dynamic performances with World Wonder Ring Stardom, where she was an integral part of the Oedo Tai faction. Her standout appearance in "Pro Wrestling Wave Presents WAVE Young OH! OH! Vol. 29" (2016) is a must-have for collectors, showcasing her athletic prowess and captivating persona that have made her a fan favorite. Collectors seek out Urabe's work not just for her wrestling skills but for the cultural significance of her contributions to women's wrestling. As a holder of the Artist of Stardom Championship, her matches are a testament to the evolution of female athletes in the sport. Her films encapsulate a thrilling era in wrestling history, making them highly sought after for both their entertainment value and their representation of a transformative period in combat sports.