The other child from Kyoto who is close with this one isn’t cute, right?

They think they are cute, but…

A person who has had a hard life.

Maybe a new type.

The hairstyle, brown outfit, and collar have too many Indian elements.

I almost cried when I was surrounded by pigeons while trying to eat a snack bread in the park…

A sense of closeness arises…

Kataindojin

It’s not that I’m liked by the pigeons; I’m just a very calm and gentle child who can’t help but be surrounded by them.

The voice actor is also from Kyoto.

Growing pains are tough, aren’t they? That indescribable pain is just too much.

I wonder if there are any medications available now that can alleviate this.

>>14

It’s not exactly an illness, and forcing pain relief with medication can sometimes do more harm than good.

That’s exactly it; if an athlete stops feeling pain and pushes themselves too hard in training, it would be disastrous if they become unable to recover.

Namaste

>>16

Moreover, it’s a double punch and triple kick because it’s overlapping with a growth period…

Honestly, it’s my favorite.

It looks like Lalah, but it’s Emma.

On the contrary, I wonder why I looked like an Indian…

>>19

Having a middle part and being tanned is quite a stereotype.

>>19

The coach also has an Indian vibe.

She seems to be a character who is the daughter of a high-ranking caste family in India and is studying skating in Japan…

No matter how you look at it, they seem to be Indian, but they are not…

The slightly tanned skin and the center-parted hairstyle are unflattering.

People who started watching from anime also think I’m Indian.

Lalah is the one to blame.

>>26

Now that you mention it, that’s true.

The name Emma somehow feels foreign.

The OP’s cut-in has a very strong Indian dance vibe in both the costume and the pose…

I thought the coach’s name was Carlos.

The coach is one of the most sensible characters in the story.

>>32

So I automatically became Dr. Shi’s caretaker…

>>37

It’s coming…

>>32

It’s really amazing that you don’t discriminate even after hearing about my past as a player.

Unlike my other coaching colleagues, our relationship started from scratch without any achievements.

>>32

It’s great to have a good senior like Sensei Shi.

The pain we feel has some kind of meaning, doesn’t it?

At first glance, I appear emotionless, so the gap with my struggles hits my tear ducts hard.

Trying hard to somehow fix things just makes it worse and pushes it further away…

I wonder how many times I’m going to cry while watching this anime.

It’s really tough to hear a child who is trying so hard say they don’t want to grow up and stop eating.

The impression of Indians, or rather, of Lalah Sune.

It’s not like that at all.

I want to recommend coupling with the coach.

Skating costumes are like that from certain countries, right? That’s unfair.

Probably the type of character that hardcore lolicons like the most.

The assistant coaches are just a bit strange because of the three from Nagoya…

>>45

Is forgetting the host and my wallet and that the sake is delicious really that bad?

If I’m shown the combination of the opening coach and this child,

They’re completely foreign players…

Both the thread image and the coach look different, and since they speak native Kyoto dialect, it’s a bit confusing.

Even though she’s hidden by Suzu-chan, Ema-chan is also a beautiful girl, right?

Suzuki-chan is cute, but the impression of the gambler’s face in volume 8 is too strong…

Was India Kyoto…?

>>53

I am Indian…?

Jackie looks South American on his own, but when he’s in a set, he looks Indian.

Namaste

No, it’s not India.

Assassins from India: Emma & Jackie

It’s Yocchan with plenty of leisure.

Why don’t we add a setting where one of our grandparents is Indian, even from now on?

I laughed when Inori-san suddenly started talking about yoga mats right after this kid appeared.

What has changed?

In the OP, both the coach and I are completely foreign challengers.