It’s amazing that top talents are gathered together driven by “love.”

I wonder if Inori will be able to perform like this someday!

Look… at my Yuzuru…

The uncle in this MV looks like Yuzuru Hanyu, doesn’t he?

I saw the ideal form of fan activities.

Just you wait, everyone will surely notice Yuzuru’s brilliance.

Did the perpetual motion machine get completed…?

I wonder how they’re filming this with a drone… → A fantastic skater is filming it.

Isn’t that unfair?

It seems that overseas figure industry people are really happy too…

Studying skating, which my favorite voice actor likes, to draw a manga.

If I draw a manga, I’ll have Yonezu write a song that I really like.

Hanyu, who has been a fan of Yonezu since his Hachi era, will appear in the music video for Yonezu’s song.

What is this…? What?

Are we only going to talk about Hanyu in this thread?

>>18

Isn’t it great? It’s Bow&Arrow, you know?

>>21

It seems that after recording the TV size, they had the idea of using bows and arrows as a motif.

That’s out of order!

>>50

The reason why bows and arrows appear in the lyrics of the second verse is for that reason…

>>19

Who is it?

Bringing Yuzuru Hanyu to the MV of this work is unfair, right?

I will support Akiko Suzuki who came to the anime event.

Bringing a medalist to the music video of a medalist’s song.

There can be nothing more luxurious than this.

Using this song to skate, currently only Yuzuru Hanyu and Akiko Suzuki have done so, and now I can’t casually say if more people will skate to this song in the future.

I don’t want to ruin the excitement since it’s a great topic, but it’s not like I started a skating manga just because I like Nappy…

>>29

If this is considered lolicon, then figure skating is a sport for lolicon and shotacon to watch.

>>29

The people drawing are just lolicons, while mainly the erotic aspects are handled by muscular adult men.

>>51

About 70% Golden Kamuy.

>>29

I understand…

Small kids are great, aren’t they?

>>55

🐬 Soak in…

>>29

If you’re a lolicon, you might raise a fist to hit… but there are quite a few people who are at a loss and panicking because the author is a crazy woman.

>>29

Well, I can’t make excuses for the fact that Iruka-chan is a lolicon…

I was very surprised that this cover art was drawn by Yonezu.

>>30

I wouldn’t be surprised if it was called a BD jacket.

I forgot because I’m not an active competitor like the others.

I was reminded for the first time in a while that this person was a super-real existence that transcended fiction.

>>31

Does that mean YUZURU is REAL?

I finally understood the meaning of the song title.

What virtue should I accumulate to get my manga adapted into an anime?

Yuzuru Hanyu appearing in the MV of Kenshi Yonezu is an incredible collaboration…

>>34

Is it good to serialize a popular manga for Natsumi Haruse?

Could it be that Yuzuru Hanyu is supervising the dance in the anime?

I worked hard to make it cute because I don’t want to ruin it since I tend to draw pictures with a bad expression.

I’m sorry for releasing the song with added arrangements from the anime opening…

Yonezu is a bundle of thoughtfulness…

>>36

The jacket of the Ziek Ax was well done, but it was quite flashy.

I can’t believe how much this guy draws…

Inori-san is cute.

Baseball’s Shohei Ohtani

Such as Shogi’s Sota Fujii.

There are some crazy guys popping up that are more wild than fiction.

>>39

Boxing’s Naoya Inoue and Muay Thai’s Takeru Yoshihira are also amazing.

Inori was Hanyu…

>>41

Hanyu-kun also said that in real life, he faced severe bullying from his classmates aside from skating.

I heard that there was a time when I signed something after being asked, and it was thrown in the trash right in front of me.

>>43

Why are you doing that…?

>>43

It’s an ugly jealousy…

It would have become a good souvenir if I had left it behind.

>>43

It’s an episode that seems like I would be torn apart if identified now…

>>43

I imagined it with the design of a medalist.

>>43

I was able to dedicate myself to skating even more to prove myself to those people! I remember doing interviews like that quite often towards the end of my active career.

Looking back, I was young (laughs), but despite being doted on by the older fans of Hanyu-kun, I have plenty of stories about my struggles.

Is Yuzuru not going to be a coach?

Are you still attached to the ice after all?

>>44

Aren’t you still doing ice shows as a professional?

There are sequences that resemble Inori-san and Hikari-san when you mention it.

Seriously, the hardcore players have been talking about sports since they were into loli and shota.

It’s obvious that a lot of natural loli and shota will come out.

I like this picture.

Inori’s limited middle school life, but show me more of how she can skate a little.

There are quite a few people in this community whose main purpose is to go and watch boys and girls in revealing dresses dance.

>>64

Indeed, at events like competitions, single men who seem too suspicious may sometimes be turned away.

I also liked Two on Ice…

Yuzuru Hanyu has already retired, but he’s still popular, huh…

If you want to seriously draw figures, you inevitably need the loli-shota part, right?

>>67

After all, it’s tough that the peak as an athlete is around the mid-teens…

Yuzuru Hanyu seems to have a certain number of people who dislike him unusually, now that I think about it…

You should definitely watch it… Hanyu’s SEIMEI…!

Bikaru San…

I don’t understand skating at all, but the jumps in the PV are really spinning a lot and are high, which surprised me.

Even now, I’m treated the same as Jikuakusu, but there’s a big difference in the level of enthusiasm between accepting work and begging for work…

I like Inori.

Yonezu is also a big fan of the director of Zeke Axes.

That’s why part of the lyrics is inspired by FLCL.

It was the first time I saw skating in such minimal lighting and so close in the footage, but the sparkling shards of ice were really beautiful.

Even though Yoasobi is a first-class artist, his hobbies are typically those of an otaku.

>>80

Before the serialization, I had already made a move to the voice actors, asking them to be involved if it gets animated.

I was thinking, “Am I the one voicing this character?” as I read through the first episode.

>>84

I’m sure the voice actor knew about that ridiculously thick and heavy emotional doujinshi…

>>84

I was talking about my wishes on my personal Twitter account, but we haven’t gotten close enough to actually make a move!!

I was just a fan who was so overwhelmed that I fainted from having my face remembered at the signing event!!

Surprisingly good at maintaining a sense of distance.

>>122

Scary…

>>80

Reiwa Tsugaru Election

>>80

First of all, the fact that you receive information about the audition and are approached means you are a strong candidate.

It’s almost settled with this person, but we will also hold auditions for other characters.

Occasionally, new recruits who come to greet as a form of barter further captivate and steal the attention of the director, sound director, and original author.

Rituals and ceremonies are undoubtedly important.

In the original work, they are competing to see if they can score 120 points, but Yuzuru Hanyu has achieved an unprecedented 300 points, which is fitting for a medalist.

Is it true that Hanyu’s record hasn’t been broken yet?

I heard that if we can run through the MV’s composition, we can secure a medal just from that.

>>87

So it’s because it’s a music video that they pieced it together into an outrageous structure.

Check out the amazing performances of the female athletes who are making waves right now!

Show me only Yuzuru!

That big PR person is in the way.

The difficulty is incredibly high, but if you have talent beyond that of Yuzuru Hanyu, it might just barely be achievable, something at that level.

Starting at five, aiming for medals by my teens, and retiring around college—aren’t we rushing too much in this sport?

>>94

The strain on my legs and back is too much, and even if I want to continue as an athlete for a long time, my body reaches its limit first.

>>97

Because I just keep taking the impact of the jump on the tips of my unstable feet with my entire weight on the poorly balanced ice, my bones become deformed and fall apart.

>>94

One of the themes is to depict the children who are fighting in that cruel environment, in a way.

Hanyu is great, but Suzuki’s skating to her theme song is really wonderful too…

It was fully public, but I really admire how they managed to do that in such a simple, narrow place where sunlight was hitting and it was damp in such a bad environment…

>>95

If the anime jumps more, I want to see various collaborations in wider places again.

I thought while watching, “If you want to come back, you can do it, right…?”

>>96

That composition satisfies the conditions for SP… though that’s probably intentional.

When it comes to Akiko Suzuki, I’d like to see the filming scene of the light skating.

Thinking that both Mr. Tsukasa and Onitora-chan are being played by Akiko Suzuki really confuses my brain.

The music video has such a high level of completeness as a visual work.

Watching skating with that style of artwork was refreshing and beautiful.

When you see skating live, all you can do is go “wow…”

Really… it makes you feel that way.

I just checked and it has nearly 5 million views… It’s only been two days since it was released…

The jacket artwork was so well done that in some news sites, it was claimed that it was drawn by the original creator, which was not good.

Rather, in the beginning, Hachi was said to be a good singer and illustrator…

>>110

“I was thinking maybe it’s enough with just him alone.”

I felt a little relieved that it wasn’t perfect since I couldn’t land the 4Lz after all.

It took a long time to finish the full version of the song provided by the OP.

It was to perfectly match the short program performance time of 2:50.

It took time from when the full version was completed until the music video could be made.

It seems that Yuzuru received it and that it was a preparation period for practicing the choreography for the short program.

It’s too funny in every way without any restraint.

Yuzuru Hanyu also came out well…

>>115

I have always been a fan of the medalist and a long-time fan of Kenshi Yonezu, so there’s really no reason for me not to participate…

I think it’s significant that I can work freely because I don’t have any troublesome fans.

>>118

It seems that they came up with the choreography themselves, but I can feel an incredible respect for the content…

The direction of the anime, including the influence of Tsurumaikada, is to let a wide range of people know about it rather than just creating high-quality content, so I wish that the Hanyu effect would further increase its recognition, which would be ideal.

I did Afternoon the other day, but I’ll make it the cover this month to give it another boost.

At the timing of this MV, Abema is also doing it all at once, and everyone is working hard.

The circumstances of the divorce are just too unfortunate…

>>120

If it had stayed like that, my wife would have had a high chance of dying under mysterious circumstances, being a victim of a murder, or committing a mysterious suicide…

I think I can only marry someone like a slightly bad dad, like Candelo…

I thought the same during the Gundam era, but I really think it’s impressive that no one leaked such a large amount of information and managed to keep it secure.

In my industry, there are a lot of leaks coming out, so I really think the people involved are impressive.

Each offer is legitimate, and appropriate compensation is likely being provided.

Supported by a passion like a handmade bento, tied together by love, I just want to find a oil tycoon!

Because I saw the medalist.

It was painful to realize that the aviation accidents in the United States are even more catastrophic.

They must have been kids who were working really hard…

Isn’t that different from motion?

Content created by a chain of troublesome fans.

When I looked into it, it seems that Hanyu has always had rivals in his life.

Not only with the same person all the time, but also with strong opponents appearing one after another in that development.

Since I won all the titles and two gold medals, it really feels like there’s something strange about my life’s fate.

Tanaka Keiji Hino Ryuuju Gachinski

Takahashi Oda Kozuka Machida

P-Chan Mura

Babieru Fernando Kinhaku Yō

N-Chain

Get the money quickly.

Even I, who wasn’t watching intently, can recognize Patrick Chan and Nathan Chen, so they were the protagonists of the scorching era.

Can I give just one piece of advice?

It’s great that the best players showcase their best performances with refreshing and cheerful songs.

Why is the skating rink dark?

>>134

It’s to hide Hanyu’s face as much as possible, right?

The angle also had to do with figure skating (ice shapes), so it was set from the waist down.

Furthermore, this is ultimately a music video by Kenshi Yonezu.

Figure skating is named for drawing “figures” on the ice while gliding. Originally, it was a sport that competed in the precision of drawing shapes such as hearts and figure eights on the ice.

Even if you’re wearing a mask or a headpiece, it’s obvious it’s Hanyu, but I guess you tried to hide it by darkening it a bit.

The main focus is something that expresses the songs and lyrics of Kenshi Yonezu.

In the beginning, I was like, “Huh? Could it be… ? No way…” while hinting at it, but then when it hit with “I’ve been born!”—bam! The impact was tremendous, so I guess I have to accept that darker atmosphere.

If I actually watched the game

When this song plays, I just want to clap along.

I like the dark skating rink for its night owl vibe.