Incredible strength and an extremely tough mentality.

Can this broken part be fixed right away?

>>4

It seems like they bury it like shaved ice, but there are some kids who get stuck.

In fact, the child after this got stuck and failed the consecutive jumps.

>>7

Isn’t it really terrible?

>>7

I see, that’s skillful.

Kanna-chan is great, isn’t she…?

I want them to make a comeback.

It seems like you’ve grown quite a bit.

>>5

I’m worried that you might retire after becoming a big-breasted person.

It seems like it would be okay to insert a penis…

This is the determination of Teacher Tsukasa going to recruit the female knight.

It doesn’t seem like they’re really devoted to it in the first place.

Is this the end of the anime…?

>>13

I’ll do it until the training camp.

Mr. Shinichiro’s cast has been decided.

Since even using three episodes for the first chapter and the Kyoto tournament still leaves some extra, I think I’ll attend the summer training camp.

This child, the beautiful leopard, Seira, the little bear, and the ema.

It was a good mid-boss rush.

Jumping farther than Mike in the second jump is insane.

A child who started figure skating in a pretty cool way.

>>19

In the fanbook, there’s a lot written about the kid who has extraordinary talent, swings the coach around, and seems completely unfazed by tension; it’s quite extreme.

But in jumping, you need distance too, right?

>>21

If a small child can succeed with a skill, that’s already quite impressive.

In any case, you won’t be able to create an impactful presence unless your body is in shape…

The order is determined by lottery, so the jump marks are also luck.

Tch.

The child who taught me that jumping with a thud on the toes is called a toe loop.

Is it the jumping dolphin contest?

The attitude of the female knight is too bad.

>>31

As a medical trainer, it can’t be overlooked…

I thought characters around here would hardly appear anymore, but I’m happy that Bihou-chan showed up.

I’m worried I might damage my knees while I’m still young.

Maybe it’s not so much because I’m still small.

>>32

It’s the victory of now over the anxiety of the future.

>>33

The night hawk has come…

Will the anime cover the part where Rio becomes a junior disciple?

>>35

Do it.

When you think about it calmly, isn’t it amazing to kick off with your toes and jump?

>>36

It seems that jumping by pushing from the edge is more difficult.

It might not just be great strength, but it could also be abnormally sturdy…

The movements of a gag manga.

Power Fighter…

I wonder if Kanna-chan will appear around episode 8.

Since it’s second grade, I’m lower than Mike.

He’s a good kid who can even applaud rivals who are better than himself.

The fact that there is a hole during the jump is really serious, and Mao Asada also stumbled on a hole and failed her jump during the Olympics.

Is reality also having a competition like this iron pot’s Jan?

She is a child who was scouted by a coach while playing around and jumping single axels.

It’s nice, like Mr. Takeda from the ramen discovery strategy.

Is there a way to win by secretly putting something in your shoes to break the ice?

>>50

Disqualification loss

Isn’t it strange that the players have to be cautious and think, “I need to be careful because there’s a hole there…” while skating?

Aren’t the staff supposed to take care of the court immediately?

In the mob

I like Aika, Rinna, Umitsuki, Yotsuba, and Koala.

>>54

Where is the cutest Suzu-chan in the world!?

Aren’t you a mob…?

>>54

I love Aika-chan’s BANG!

The simple face of Iruka-chan when she is awkwardly interacting with Inori-san is also cute.

>>53

There are good aspects to being the best at sliding as well.

No matter how much you take care of it, it won’t become smooth and shiny.

By being beautiful and powerful, you can make the subsequent steps smooth and effortless.

Isn’t that a conversation at the club?

Even though it’s a time when the body is small and light, the height of the second jump is just too strong…

Teaching a child how to get hurt just because you can is not okay…

>>62

No, that’s the kind of jump true loops do.

Kanna-chan is still young and just hits too hard.

Well, I don’t feel like I’m putting my life on the line for it like other kids, so I’ll probably get bored and quit eventually.

Because it’s two, you know.

As the name suggests, it can’t be helped.

It seems like an article I found about Hanyu falling into a hole in 2022.

Ice resurfacing at the competition seems to be done after each group’s performance.

It seems that it won’t be done for each group like it was at the end of the first and third groups.

In other words, if I break the ice on purpose, can I gain an advantage…?

>>68

I can’t create a structure that will score points.

>>68

I will break down in front of my rivals and links!

Why has skateboarding in Japan become so high-level?

>>69

If we’re talking about medalists, there is a rod master who raises the overall level.

Well, even without that, Inori-san’s generation is a magical realm.

In reality, if star players continue to appear, more kids will want to do it too.

Competition population = strength

Isn’t it a bit thick…?

>>70

The height is small to begin with.

When watching figure skating, there are athletes with an impressive physique who land with a heavy thud, right?

Let’s go with a duo of a destructive composition and a scoring composition.

If the order is reversed, I’ll die.

As of 2022, it was noted that the increase in athletes who jump higher in quadruple jumps has made the ice rink more susceptible to damage.

The link is wide!

On top of that, you spend the entire performance on destructive activities by human effort, huh?

This seems far more tiring than dancing through it clumsily.

I like Ringetsu Koguma from Okayama.

>>79

Ahh!! I fell off the podium!!

You’re so cute!

National power and the social hierarchy of that country seem to be significant factors as well.

It seems impossible unless the entire country is wealthy, with a reasonably affluent class present.

>>80

In other words, winter sports generally cost a lot of money.

The reason advanced countries are strong in the Winter Olympics is partly due to that.

It means that it’s impossible unless it’s a country where kids who want to play can quickly get the tools and have the facilities available around them…

>>82

Therefore, it is difficult unless there is an environment where a link is nearby, even within Japan.

I can’t help but think that I want everyone who is challenging life to be able to slide without any worries.

Avoiding that is also a skill! Just kidding.