>>4

I just looked, and it’s over 3.2 million views…

Hanyu-kun’s name also contains the character for “string.”

If a super famous artist collaborates with a super famous athlete, wouldn’t that be the strongest combo?

>>8

I really think it’s an amazing treasure trove of visuals.

Isn’t the part where it slides smoothly in the second half pretty amazing too…?

My Yuzuru-sensei

It seems that Yuzuru listened to the music and made the choreography.

>>12

It’s different, but…

Bow and arrow

Knot the strings.

Before I knew it, it has already reached 3.2 million…

I wonder how many minutes ago 3.15 million was.

The best MV of the year might have already been decided in March.

Isn’t it impossible to aim for higher than this?

I still can’t forget the shock from yesterday.

I think I’ll be in shock for about a month.

Since it’s a special occasion, it would be nice to take a commemorative photo with Nappy, the teacher, Yonezu, and Yuzuru.

>>23

One extremely large Yonezu.

>>23

Yonezu aside, Hanyu’s fans, especially the older women, are intense.

Yuzuru Hanyu’s performance made me feel like we could reach the level of an Olympic official song.

The content of the song is also aimed at athletes.

Beast of Ice and Flame

>>40

They’re just coming to cause trouble without even looking or reading.

>>43

The contrast between the dedicated light fan who seriously supports their favorite and the dark fan who disrupts because they don’t like it…

>>27

Isn’t the most talked-about thing the performance of Hikari in episode 5?

Well, I won’t deny that Ms. Tsukasa is looked at in a bad way.

I think there will definitely be kids who come out and perform using this, at least in junior competitions.

This is going to fry my brain.

It seems like there are many people who think of me as their Yuzuru.

>>30

An account with “yuzu” in the ID came marching in with a large army; that was no good.

By showing a perfect example, we can create a real Inori-chan who has been brainwashed…

>>33

It’s no good if Dr. Tsukasa isn’t there.

I found it incomprehensible when I heard you became an artist, but this is what it meant.

Is there any special feature that includes footage of just skating?

I saw the serious support activities of an otaku who possesses skill, talent, and influence.

BOW AND ARROW was a magical spell to summon Yuzuru.

I assumed that there would be a playful music video where Yonezu pulls off a five-rotation skate trick.

They threw a fireball straight at me.

>>44

──This is the Ice Flame Duck.

>>62

It was a duck.

>>64

Damn iPhone’s conversion.

The filming was done by parallel running instead of a drone.

Is that a quadruple Lutz at around 55 seconds?

Even if male skaters are the only ones in the spotlight, why are we talking about other female skaters now?

>>47

Akiko Suzuki, who first skated to this song while doing anime choreography.

>>47

Maybe it’s the athletes who are doing the choreography for the anime…

Even if I slip at the event.

The more Inori-chan cries out in anguish,

I feel like the artistic value of the work is rising…

I’m grateful that Yuzuru came, but it’s complicated that it feels like it was a song made for him.

>>49

I want more people to appeal to Yonezu to read “All Humanity Medalist.”

In order, it’s a song specifically for the highly enthusiastic medalist, so they probably called Hanyu-kun with great determination.

Is this B melody synchronizing with the anime?

I saw the video, but this is really sliding a lot, isn’t it?

How many points would Yuzuru’s performance get if he did it all the way through?

>>55

If there are no mistakes, over 120 points just from the short program or something like that.

I mean, Mr. Hanyu.

I can still jump a quadruple…

>>58

Moreover, Lz is…

>>75

It’s pretty crazy to be able to do it after practicing even though I’ve retired, to put it mildly.

>CCoSp

Yuzuru Hanyu has become even better than during his competitive days.

>>61

That’s precisely because I’m reading it!

>>61

I just found out for the first time that you were also good at drawing.

>>81

In the first place, the thread image…

Those who can invite Yuzuru Hanyu to the MV and those who can appear in Kenshi Yonezu’s MV.

There are too many twisted otaku!

Don’t you think we don’t need Yoasobi? Show more of Hanyu-san.

>>57

Since it’s fully packaged, I think it’s acceptable for the first season to still be flying around the passing mark as a sort of grace period.

I have no idea what will happen during the second season…

If I were the author, it would be such a waste that I might bow down and refuse at this level of violence.

>>70

Please don’t be surprised.

They all came from over there.

This song unfortunately resonates deeply with Hikaru-chan’s feelings in the latest episode and the one before it…

This song was playing in my head the whole time I was reading.

Of course, as an athlete, competitive figure skating is impressive, but when presented as a professional video work, Yuzuru Hanyu’s figure is incredibly cool.

Since it fits the length of a short program, I was saying that a professional skater might skate to it someday.

The person who pushes their limits the hardest is the one who is slipping first.

I thought Yonezu would do a bow and arrow to Hanyu.

The author was a fan of Hachi, huh…

It’s a remarkable coincidence that they later ask me to create the theme song.

I can’t help but laugh at the fact that Yuzu, in a timeline where his personality was incredibly good, is being treated like a night hawk.

People who don’t watch anime might think it’s a song modeled after Yuzuru Hanyu just based on the title.

>>82

I wonder if the medalist is referring to Yuzuru Hanyu…

Also, the girl in the jacket is cute, right? GOE +50000

>>82

Well, the person who created the song is always saying, “Please read the original work! Watch the anime! And if you have time, please listen to the song too…” so I think it’s all good.

Since it’s a story about doing it while injuring one’s back, I guess it’s not continuous but rather done in intervals.

The composition might lose if Nathan Chen at his peak is present.

Yuzuru Hanyu is quite good at skating.

I have retired from competitions, but I still skate as a regular job!

>>87

It’s confusing that in figures, turning professional means retiring from competition.

>>95

That being said, boxing is the same and not unusual.

It’s just that usually the only topic of conversation is the Olympics.

>>95

If it becomes work, there won’t be any time to compete…

>>87

The program from my competitive athlete days is something I can skate normally, and I heard that during the recent ice show, I skated for two and a half hours, so I continue to evolve…

The MV for the work aiming for a gold medal with the athlete and coach working together like a three-legged race will showcase that ultimate peak.

I remember the kind of interactions between the Sebbom people and medalists that looked like a manga back in their active days.

Surpass me!!

It seems like I was told that.

I was wondering if there would be someone to perform the theme song of the medalists at the exhibition, and the fans were excitedly talking about it.

No one can do it anymore.

>>90

If I were to get hit by real emptiness…

I heard that Yonezu slips…

>>93

Yonezu is in a coaching position, so he shouldn’t be failing.

It’s Yonezu.

Please let me create the theme song for your company’s new anime.

In the promo, Hanyu will skate.

Since Akiko Suzuki’s performance has also been made public,

Look… at the performance of the medalist…

Watching figure skating up close with a camera really shows how impressive it is… I learned a lot.

Please also request a version where Yuzuru Hanyu is mistaken for Yoshiharu Hanyu and made to skate.

>>105

I’m slipping.

>>105

Don’t say unreasonable things to someone who’s in a serious situation with their back!

A lightly executed high-speed jump…

The relationship between a coach and an athlete is likened to a bow and arrow… Yuzuru…

I can’t help but overthink whether the twizzle from 3A is a reflection of the original work.

That being said, I don’t think beer man spins are something that men in their 30s should be doing.

I wasn’t particularly interested in Yonezu or the medalists, and I wasn’t even a big fan of Hanyu, but after watching the music video, I felt the greatness and started watching the medalists, so I think the promotional effect is outstanding.

I’m sorry, but I wish the person standing in the middle would step aside.

Is it not from the voice actor rather than the author?

What started as a fan’s goodwill has turned into a big problem.

>>116

Creating a 100-page doujinshi introducing myself for free is just too much of a hardcore fan…

Teacher Tsuruma, look… I was doing my ENGI and it didn’t work out.

The author would probably be satisfied…

I wonder how all of humanity will read the medalist…

That’s right! If a real gold medalist appears in the MV, more people might watch it!

Are you doing broken leg from a flying sit spin?

>>122

It seems they are incorporating as many techniques from the original work as possible.

>>134

Indeed, there was one where it was like, “Teacher Tsukasa’s legs are so long…”

I found out that the author is the craziest of all, and it was no good.

It’s crazy to think that it’s just the voice actors…

>>124

The feelings for the teacher’s favorite have moved me this much.

>>124

If there had been no Deremas at that time.

>>137

This outcome is too inevitable…

>>137

If I hadn’t made my major debut beyond that Nico Nico Douga.

>>124

It’s really amazing to struggle and draw manga to realize a dream for such a shallow reason.

If Yonezu could do it, I think he wanted to land a combination spin with a double Axel + Euler + triple Salchow followed by a foot change.

The author has been quite…

Look… it was my Nacchin.

Well, since it’s a music video for a song I proposed seriously, slacking off would be tantamount to throwing mud on the other party’s face.

You’re trying too hard!!

Nappy’s conversation with Daisuke Takahashi was nice, and it seems like there will be more figure skating work.

When it comes to both medalists and Gundam, it’s a bit troubling when they keep releasing tracks that hit hard one after another…

The topic is definitely hot, so it would be amazing if not just the anime adaptation but the entire figure skating scene could also get excited.

>>131

Right now, there are quite a few female athletes who are making headlines for being held back because of their age.

>>131

It’s just that you’re closed off, so you’re not getting any information, but things are really exciting!

It’s a world where elementary school students have fans…

I’m really sorry for changing the sound from the TV version… it’s such an otaku mindset, isn’t it, Kenshi Yonezu?

The long take of the second chorus is too good.

The strongest singer! The strongest medalist!

I wonder if they could include some bonus features like behind-the-scenes footage on the disc even now…

A doujinshi of over 100 pages featuring my favorite voice actor.

Even a modest expression would suggest that you’re abnormal, right?

As a result of one manga artist promoting a voice actor, top artists and an Olympic gold medalist were moved to action.

I’m reading all the manga with my heightened mood and then watching the anime, and with the voice acting, it’s clear that Hikaru-chan has a really nice personality…

Are you talking about skating? I don’t know much about it. Please do all the tricks featured in this work!

>>149

I can do it!

I could make another work based on stories around the author.

Isn’t the rotation speed a bit off?

Can humans move at this speed?

>>152

Trivia

The entry speed when Hanyu executes his quadruple Axel reaches a maximum of 25 km/h.

>>165

Isn’t it going to fly away!? That!?

>>182

Turning the force of being blown away into jumps and spins.

>>187

I don’t understand…

>>188

🎣 “That’s how you do a quadruple jump.”

>>187

Isn’t that going to destroy your legs and back when you land?

Yeah

>>152

It usually breaks because it can’t turn…

These guys are way too advanced in their supporting activities…

Until now, I hadn’t engaged with the work, but after repeatedly listening to the anime’s opening and the music video, I bought all the original volumes on Kindle, so there is a promotional effect.

>>155

Is the current serialization of Afuta okay…? With the Comic DAYS app, you can catch up instantly… Even if you buy individual chapters, this app will allow you to collect them into a volume as if you own the tankobon…

My biggest impression after watching the MV is that there are a lot of jumps, right? Could it be a quadruple? But they’re not active now…

>>156

It’s a quadruple Lutz…

Creating works specifically based on my favorite characters is not shallow!

The manga-drawing otaku girl and the music-composing otaku boy, you know…

Aren’t you going beyond the level of being an otaku?

>>159

Mix in the skate-loving voice actress girl and the J-pop-loving skater boy too!

The last chorus’s step sequence is too slippery.

>>160

Thoughts

“Huh, those guys are pretty good.”

It was a little funny with a photo like that.

Isn’t it pretty scary to slide in such complete darkness?

I guess you completely have the size of the link in your head, even without looking at it.

The choreography of the last refrain feels good, doesn’t it?

The energy of manga is seriously insane.

Yonezu is the type of old-school otaku, so he might be reluctant even if there’s a project for a discussion with the author.

It seems like you don’t want to hear spoilers.

>>170

At that stage, I’ve already moved past it and am confidently appearing in the media and giving interviews without resistance…

It’s just recreating a type of sports manga where physically impossible special moves don’t appear.

There will be reactions like, “That won’t happen.”

The step sequence was so cool that it surprised me…

Huh? Are you drawing beautiful shapes on the link while making this movement?

Tracing the course of this situation leads back to the inexplicable presence of Kaoru Ryuzaki.

For those who have read the original work, you probably understood the difficulty of the Lz jump.

Then I’ll try a quadruple Lutz.

The voice actor is doing fan activities, the author is doing fan activities, Yonezu is doing fan activities, and Hanyu has just done fan activities.

This actor can skate pretty well, huh?

I wonder if they are someone who used to skate and has since retired?

It’s bad that there are characters in the story where only someone like Hanyu has succeeded as a program.

It’s exciting that Hanyu starts with a quadruple Lutz.

I realized that this is what supporting activities look like for someone who has money and fame.

The way I first learned about the medalist was through reading a report manga of the author crying at Natchin’s handshake event, so I think it’s effective to turn supporting activities into something tangible.

What? Wasn’t it Blizzard Axel when it came to figure manga?

My support activities are beyond level 999…

I realized that medalists are amazing.

So, as mentioned in the story, if you fail to descend, you end up breaking your leg.

This singer is abusing their brand power to promote themselves excessively…