It might be the most famous line in the work.

I thought it would be impossible to be fascinated by skating in an anime, but it broke through the hurdle with a bang.

It demonstrated the unique qualities of anime to the fullest.

The original line was skipped, and it was no good.

>>8

Your face is telling the truth…

Former character’s long lines? In summary, they can be condensed into “look and see”…

I thought it was a phrase I often heard, but is this the original source?

Speaking of which, in the original version, it was more of a nuance rather than actual dialogue, wasn’t it?

Mr. Tsukasa’s performance is beautiful and enchanting, even from a man’s perspective; it’s quite tempting…

I understood Mr. Tsukasa’s coolness.

That slide is definitely cool.

It seems that they definitely did not want to miss this place.

There is an illusion that Mr. Tsukasa looks handsome.

The elements of the original work that were cut this time are an inevitable sacrifice to show to Mr. Tsukasa.

I want to see purely the full performance only.

Without the story conversation in between.

There’s nothing more grateful than this.

The thread image has voice added.

The performance of the director was accompanied by movement and music.

It’s scary to fill in sequences with imagination.

It seems like it’s probably correct.

>>23

I wanted both, but if I have to cut one, it would be the latter…

Just wait and see, surely everyone will notice your brilliance and you will be in demand as a coach.

Well… he’s “my” teacher, Tsukasa…

Considering that they were competing over who was more suitable to be the teacher’s disciple, it probably would have been better to choose “you.”

I want both to be somehow included.

I want both versions to be made and included as bonus features on the DVD.

It seems that there is a kid who said we should change the teacher who can perform skating that captivates such people.

Why aren’t you feeling pessimistic about this scene? Did you remove your face?

That scene is important, right?

Rear student side

The line that will be printed on the band alongside Yonezu when the medalist art book is released.

>>33

Common sense suggests it’s a BD band.

My teacher, Aira, is too wonderful.

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Mr. Tsukasa is undoubtedly extremely popular among gay people in that world.

There were people who laughed, saying “This is a misinterpretation.”

I wanted this line to be expressed in text because there are scenes later on that do express it in text.

>>37

It’s just an anti trying to divert attention from Dr. Sugi’s wonderful performance, so ignoring them is the best thing to do.

This person who suddenly changes to a different tone than usual.

I wonder how it would be expressed in translation.

You say it’s a difference in interpretation, but…

Inori-san will definitely say it.

Saying both would make it too long and spoil it.

If you had to choose one, which sentence would it be? Well, of course.

I thought it was good to have a contrast with what Rio-kun says later, “My teacher, Seki.”

Inori tends to get a bit carried away, so it’s not really a big deal…

Rather, the interpretation is too good, and the staff did a great job.

Did you really say this!?

>>49

This is Nappy’s heartfelt boy performance!

Well, the person in front of me is a professional shota voice actor.

Inori’s strong personality is probably well-suited for figures like this.

Even if I’m getting carried away, I won’t call you by your first name.

It feels unnatural when spoken as a line.

I think my brain would melt from the gap if the muscular and chubby Teacher Tsukasa performed beautifully.

I think the anime staff is much closer to the author’s feelings than the interpretation-difference uncle.

Unlike manga, where the time spent on each frame varies by person, anime has a strict runtime.

If you try to include all the long lines, they all end up sounding like works by Nishio Ishin.