Kenshi Yonezu × Yuzuru Hanyu BOW AND ARROW
Hane: “When I first heard the intro, I thought this was about the scene of skating after finishing a conversation with the coach. So, I was actually told to go to the scene, and for a moment I thought about showing the scene where I say ‘I’m off,’ but I had this mission that I couldn’t go to Sekoto. So I thought that couldn’t be shown, and then I felt that it would be fine to show the figure rising up from loneliness. After being unleashed, I thought the appearance of rising onto the rink might also be okay, so in the end, I thought the final pose of the short program was something I made it through until the very end. However, since it’s a short program, I didn’t think I could go all the way, and I struggled with the final quadruple jump. But the quadruple jump wasn’t absent, it was just challenging in the end. The final spin is in the position that I rather consider my trademark; for someone who knows the program, at around 50 seconds, I finally do the first jump. The first jump in the short program is supposed to be difficult to execute. It feels like outside of that, it might not be acceptable, but if it’s not short, it starts.
Yone: “That’s about listening to the music, right?”
Hane: “This sound means it has to be this way. That’s not negotiable. After doing one jump and with no running start, to express the music while flying the Axel right in front of the judges is to fly in the middle, which is a pretty scary battle because the distance until the edge is extremely short. There’s also the feeling of not being able to fly boldly. It feels a bit insane, but I thought if I don’t put in my effort, it wouldn’t work, so I gathered various details I was particular about.”
Yone: “That’s amazing!”
Hane: “Later, there was a scene I thought about doing, but I couldn’t say it.”
Hane: “Well, yes. I’m grateful that you’re acknowledging that.”
Yone: “Ah, yes. I really feel like I want you to do that.”
Hane: “It’s true, isn’t it?”
This guy.
Look.
Kenshi Yonezu sent me the MV for “Kenshi Yonezu Has Disappeared”…
There’s nothing more precious than this, so you should really take a good look at it.
Yonezu gets pressured sometimes too, huh…
“Awesome!!!”
I think the offer was made hoping that Yoshimitsu would do a little jump or spin.
I ended up writing a more serious program than I thought…
Yonezu’s vision…
I don’t really understand, but please calm down.
This top athlete really talks a lot…
>>12
An otaku getting excited during a conversation with their favorite.
“Look at my Yuzuru… I was moved beyond words.”
I wonder if I can still continue as a player.
Nobunari Oda was able to do that much as well.
>>14
They are no longer interested in competitive skating.
That guy.
I want to see a fast-paced triangle, so let’s have a four-person discussion with the original creator and the main voice actor.
>>16
I understand that around Kenshi Yonezu, there are three faces swirling like Hillary and Leonidas.
So it wasn’t patchwork, but they choreographed it as a continuous piece?
That’s outrageous.
I’ve prepared the materials for the dance challenge! Let’s all give it a try!
>>20
Don’t say it so casually!
>>21
Moreover, the camera angle is different, so the difficulty is incredibly high, and I’ve done a configuration where jumping is risky at least twice.
That’s outrageous.
>>21
It seems like it’s a continuous shot, but because the camera keeps switching, it doesn’t look like a no-cut scene, which is a bit of a waste.
I think there were many people who wanted to compete skating to this song.
Gone…
Not only a music video, but even this kind of dialogue has been made public; I wonder if the original creator and the main voice actor are so noble that I’ll die from it…?
When he talks about figures, he starts speaking rapidly.
The hardest part is being told to “live in the moment!” Well, that’s absolutely true…
>>28
But in the end, it was really Yuzuru Hanyu.
If this is done in the actual performance, I could score 115 points or so.
It is very enjoyable to see various creators, including the original author, passionately throw themselves into what they want to do.
Even during my active years, I was great at syncing with the music.
>>31
It’s impressive how they perform so well without even looking at the time, considering that the performance relies on the music.
The responsibility of those who create anime is rapidly increasing.
It looks like a black hole is forming.
>>33
The second term is extremely difficult.
>>36
It’s the most exciting novice edition, after all.
>>37
It’s definitely true that this is where you would expect Yonezu, but he’s probably not here…
>>33
If you search for ENGI, you’ll still find that “animation breakdown” and “bankruptcy” are suggested more often, so it’s not okay.
>>33
Original creator: Strong Voice Actor Fan – I drew this manga to have this person voice it.
Singer & songwriter: Strong-fire manga fan I composed and sang a song for this manga.
Skating athletes featured in the MV: Enthusiastic singer fans danced on the rink as if they were in their prime.
>>51
Voice actor: Strongly enthusiastic figure athlete fan – It became something I don’t quite understand before I knew it.
I’m a little taken aback…
I remembered the interview from Golden Kamuy.
The people of ENGI also need to sacrifice themselves and make sacrifices.
When I get drunk, I say I’m a genius, yet when I’m sober, I get shy. It was interesting to hear Yonezu in the discussion remarking on Yuzuru Hanyu’s strong sense of pride, saying, “His pride… is amazing… his words are dazzling…”
I’m saying this based on the premise that without the medalists, this kind of thing wouldn’t have been realized in the first place.
Isn’t it getting hype regardless of the medalists?
>>43
Since two top artists are collaborating, there can only be elements that create excitement.
But the trigger was the medalist.
>>43
Yonezu says, “Read this, all of humanity.”
Yamazumi is huge!
>>46
In the thread image, Hanyu-kun is wearing skates, so there’s even more of a difference.
>>47
Yuzuru is also on the lower side.
Figure skaters tend to gain weight because they have more height.
Being big physically can be a handicap in itself…
So there aren’t many tall people.
Hanyu being a fan of Yonezu since his Hachi days feels heartwarming and age-appropriate.
>>48
I couldn’t help but think that it was as if Main-chan had met Miko-chan for a moment.
Yuzuru Hanyu often appears to have a gentle and quiet demeanor, but in interviews, he is quite challenging and assertive.
>>52
Top athletes compete by punching each other with numbers and abilities.
You can’t get by without being strong-willed.
>>52
He’s the type of guy who, even in his active days, shows an aura of wanting to win and gets happy when the opponent trips.
>>52
It seems that they yelled at their opponent when interrupted by them entering the movement line during practice before the competition.
>>55
That’s seriously something that will hurt both sides.
>>62
Actually, I got hurt because of that.
And even when urged to withdraw, the skating monster refuses and, while bleeding, still manages to secure second place.
>>71
This is the beast of ice and flame…
>>52
There were many male fans for that reason, as there was also a flashy side that overflowed against the public image.
>>56
It’s unfair that I like Winnie the Pooh.
>>52
Since the night hawk is doing 4Lz, I will do it too, and since Kainori is doing 4S + 2T, I will increase the difficulty and do 4S + 3T.
Pride is amazing.
Isn’t it a bit amusing that a film director with figure experience is shooting this?
>>57
The music video is based on figure skating.
If we have a budget, who are we going to call?
Use oneself as material.
A model of someone from Nico Nico Douga.
That’s way too strong of a fire…
This is the gold medalist…
When a genuine gold medalist speaks, it has incredible persuasive power.
You’re quite detailed…
Did you do a little skating?
The first quadruple was really tough, and I heard you got injured in the past, seriously?
>>66
When colliding at high speed in an unnatural position with all your weight on a solid ice sheet.
The human body breaks!
>>66
It was an injury that would affect until the end of the Pyeongchang Olympic season.
4Lo was passed over, but the Olympic title was defended.
I am happy to be compared to a strong character like a night hawk, Yuzuru Hanyu.
I’m not charging for this much effort.
>>68
I have already taken the money.
Is Tatsuya Kitani in the second season?
That Yuzuru Hanyu skating while bleeding was scary.
But the gaze was completely on point, and there was an atmosphere that couldn’t be stopped by anyone.
>>75
It will set a bad precedent, and I feel that I should originally abstain…
But by slipping here, I prevented the opponent I collided with from being criticized… and I have mixed feelings about that.
>>75
Who called this guy the Ice Prince?
Isn’t that the face of a demon?
>>84
Because I had been called an Ashura wearing frills before that…
>>92
Next to me, Shoma Uno was playing a game with a smile on his face, and it felt kind of scary.
>>98
That person over there is super because they won the world championship right after suffering a serious injury following the Olympics…
>>84
The nickname among fans is “Asura in a frill” or “Rebelling Romeo”…
>>93
Terrible
>>93
Weren’t you called Yuzu ♥ or something?!
The text in the image looks like it’s being said very rapidly.
I was happy to see that Yuzuru Hanyu has thoroughly read the latest edition of Medalist.
But it seems like Hanyu-kun would get angry at those who say that Yonezu is a nuisance.
>>79
Should I make a version just for Yonezu?
>>80
Yonezu disappearing into the clouds while spinning in mid-air…
I thought so when I heard it, but it turns out that even Yonezu thought the song was too fast for a figure skating program…
>>81
There was no problem since I could perfectly step at the busiest part of Chopin’s “Ballade No. 1” during the Olympics.
Let’s create a version without Hanyu-kun and balance it out.
And the one who is also all alone.
When faced with an athlete brimming with confidence backed by skill and achievement, weak otaku can only remain silent.
Even though it’s called the Yonezu-only version, it’s just a regular PV.
First, I was terrified to hear that there are fewer than 10 people in the world who can jump a 4Lz.
Yonezu is a man who, after all, cannot even be intoxicated by his own talent without relying on the power of alcohol…
Someone who is happy to be compared to Jun Yodaka.
>>95
Most people would be happy.
I’m the strongest in the story.
>>97
If you’re happy that it’s not at the Hanyu level, then it feels like you’re just a casual observer who hasn’t really paid attention…
It’s allowed because it’s Hanyu, but…
>>104
I’m glad that you think so highly of me, but it might be more like… not me.
After this, there was news that seven stitches were used on the jaw and three stitches on the forehead.
I thought you were a fighter.
>>99
Did I just think “Alright!” because my body moves even if it’s just painful?
Yonezu “Inori-chan”
Hanyu “Inori”
That’s good, isn’t it…?
Hanyu, who says he has given up everything for the Olympics.
Uno says that he is not doing anything special just because it’s the Olympics.
Both are Persona fans.
What is this? In other words, it’s not just including one successful attempt of a 4Lutz stitched together.
Are you saying that it was successful and that it was slipping in the overall structure?
Is the retired skater? What?
>>107
I haven’t retired from skating…
>>108
Ah, hi, excuse me.
I wanted to say that the player is retiring.
Skaters who like medalists can use this freely if they perform an act that surpasses it!
>>109
A performance that surpasses the world record!?
I was watching the conversation, but Yuzuru was talking the whole time, and Yoasobi was almost like an accompaniment; it was funny.
>>110
That’s because we’re talking about skating.
Rather than talking about songs
I’m going to jump 4Lz+3S too.
Why isn’t such an amazing person participating in the Olympics…?
>>115
I’m making money, you know.
>>115
You’ve already taken money twice, so isn’t that more than enough!?
>>115
The tour to gain eligibility for participation is tough.
>>115
Because I’ve become a professional.
Even after graduating from high school baseball and entering professional baseball, or graduating from university ekiden and joining an athletics corporate team, it’s not referred to as retirement, right?
If elementary school students can fly, then a quadruple jump must be easy, right?
If we’re talking about whether it’s strange for Uno to have stayed holed up in his room without stepping outside during the expedition and just played Wild Action, then yeah, it’s pretty strange.
I watched a commentary video by a pro skater.
Haven’t you brushed up since your competitive days…? I laughed at the evaluation that was like Tsuji-sensei watching a night hawk.
>>121
I’m amazed that the base score is higher than the match…
>>135
You can try again many times even if you fail.
I have money.
There is gold.
Did you see it?
Do it.
In competitive skating, you have to compete in the next tournament before your body has recovered.
After watching the MV, let’s watch SEIMEI as well.
You can see Hanyu’s monstrous performance!
It was the highest score in the world.
They were slipping at last week’s show too.
Why can you still jump quadruples so aggressively even though you’ve stopped competing for a long time? It’s scary!
>>127
I can skate when my body feels good because I’ve stopped competing.
Is Inori-chan a relative referred to as Inori?
>>128
Because we are both friends and rivals who skate the same.
>>128
I wonder if it’s a perspective like that of a cute, promising junior skater…
>>134
Hikari-chan doesn’t really understand that she is Hikari-chan.
>>136
Does that mean you can see through Inori-chan’s true essence?
Everyone, let’s use this as a reference and post our dance videos!
>>129
I want to see Manirin dance!!!
Shinari is fine too.
Calling the transition from amateur to professional for athletes “retirement” doesn’t seem appropriate, after all.
This is Yuzuru Hanyu from ten years ago.
The very first jump is usually done in about 20 seconds.
I don’t do it after spinning or stepping because it’s tiring.
But I want to include the jump at the beginning of this song where the light flies, so I’ll spin and add a step for about 50 seconds.
I jumped a 4Lz because I don’t want to lose to the night hawk.
>>139
Scary.
If you can do this, you can aim to become a medalist.
Isn’t it easy?
Which is stronger, the latest episode’s structure of Hikaru-chan or the other?
It’s a personal opinion when Hanyu fans say they don’t need Yonezu, so I won’t deny it.
Yonezu tracks the perfect step sequence here → Hanyu glides over the ice with a sound matching the edge cutting the ice → Yonezu ripples the water surface as if tracing it.
Since I couldn’t help but see Inori-san and Tsukasa-sensei encouraging each other, the dual lead role MV is necessary.
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