[Medalist] It’s nice to see the darkness that an upbeat and hard-working child shows in a fleeting moment…
Japan Otaku discusses Inori’s struggle with light and darkness in skating, balancing emotions and coaching dynamics.
Read more[Medalist] AWESOMELY BIG
Japan Otaku Reviews discusses growth, athleticism, and the challenges of size in sports, emphasizing rivalry and personal ambition.
Read more[Medalist] No matter how much I think “What a brat!” the next day I’m able to switch gears; I believe that’s what makes a true leader.
The anime explores characters’ growth and deepening bonds, highlighting teacher-student dynamics and emotional connections.
Read more[Medalist] I think it deserves more appreciation that the 6th-level badge test, which was more like a connecting episode until the Nagano qualifiers in the original work, was properly finished as the final episode of a full season anime.
Fans praise the anime’s faithful yet creative adaptations, noting emotional scenes and a growing fanbase despite initial skepticism.
Read more[Medalist] I read all the episodes after all this time.
Japan Otaku Reviews praises a cat comic for its humor and emotional depth, especially Inori Mama’s acknowledgment of growth.
Read more[Medalist] I finished watching the anime, so I started reading the original work, but isn’t the All Japan arc a bit too intense?
Fans discuss the potential of the second season, hoping for high-quality animation and adaptation of key storylines.
Read more[Medalist] Come on… Animator… (desperately)
Japan’s anime industry faces a labor shortage, sparking discussions on resource allocation and creative talent.
Read more[Medalist] The fact that Inori-san was treated like a trump card and could jump a quadruple means that Nacchin was actually quite an amazing athlete, right?
Marin Nachi, a rare female skater, struggles with her past and career at 34, discussing jumps and physique in a chat.
Read more[Medalist] When Tsukasa-kun is at home, even if something unpleasant happens, I think, “Well, Tsukasa-kun will be there when I get home,” and even if I’m scolded for taking a sick day, I can say, “Is it okay for you to talk like that? I’m…”
Tsukasa-kun balances work and home life, supporting a friend while exploring relationships and personal growth.
Read more[Medalist] Mr. Shi looks handsome.
The discussion reflects on perceptions of “handsomeness” and motivation in skating, blending humor with insights on character dynamics.
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