In the manga, it’s a single, but in the video, there’s no double axel in this one.

>>4

Even professionals and experienced individuals might mistake it for a double axel on their first try.

They might have intentionally created that kind of direction because they were misunderstood from the original work as having a double jump.

>>2

Yonezu’s MV is 10 million, and Yuzuru’s is 3 million…

>>7

It was on a different level…

>>5

Look.

The accelerator becomes the speed of one rotation higher, and there’s also the talk that 2A is not two and a half rotations, but just under three rotations, right?

There are more homosexuals in the world than I thought.

There’s probably no one who dislikes a muscular, blonde, hot-blooded, kind man.

That’s quite erotic.

I’m debating whether to watch this for the sake of this macho.

>>17

Look…

Inori’s template is too strong.

What is this situation?!

>>21

Look…

>>21

It is a rare opportunity for the younger disciples to directly feel the greatness of their respected teacher.

Look…

One million in four days…?

>>24

Look more…

It feels like making them talk is somehow different from the original…

>>25

That said, it’s too much of a waste to erase this word…

You can enjoy it twice as much from the original and the anime, so watch it…

They will provide bonus footage with just the gliding scenes on the BD, right?

>>29

“Will it become popular as it seeps in over time…?”

>>29

Look… at my bowstrings…

There may have been a proposal to use subtitles, but it’s better to keep it as dialogue to leave a lasting impression…

It’s like the main highlight of this work.

Just wait and see… my Tsuka’s nipples…

I thought it was true that if you say the original lines aloud, they become too long.

After all, simplicity is strong.

Look, I love Paro too much!

The man who will definitely make you acknowledge it.

Given the enthusiasm of the anime production team, it must have been a heated debate whether to turn it into dialogue or to display it as text.

And they probably concluded that it would be better to convey it through dialogue in the anime.

There’s nothing more grateful than this.

It’s more impactful to let someone say it, and the message I want to convey is the same as the original line.

“Look at the face and pose… that’s what I’m saying.”

If I were to compare Rion-kun with my teacher Akihouji, there’s no doubt that this one is better.

It’s definitely a line that would go viral if I let it.

Of course, I’ll make you say it.

Today, my teacher Aoiura is really cool.

>>45

You will surely look cool again tomorrow.

I think it’s better for the anime to have something that instantly makes you laugh, like when Inori says something totally out of character!

I also wish I could have heard the original lines in voice.

This one word contains all the intent of the original lines.

Anime is designed to be concise and easy to understand.

(I can only manage a million views, but Inori-san should be able to easily get 500 billion views!)

I can only focus on your chest.

Look… it’s easy to use.

A muscular big guy looks like a painting.

You don’t see such a muscular big man among real skaters very often.

>>59

Ice dance requires muscles, so it probably doesn’t have much recognition.

>>59

Even though I’m a girl, Bonaly was amazing.

Power-type figure skater

The pair of boys seems to have a fairly good build.

Look… will this become a internet meme?

Bankai

Look… at my commander…

Handsome muscular guys are indeed popular…

In the next preview, I really like how Inori-san from BAA is matching with the present.

Ice dance is somewhat like macho teacher, but that’s not it.

There are things like lifts, you know.

Look… my 〇〇 seems easy to use as a template.

This template is too versatile.

Rio, you have to be able to do this, it’s tough.

I wonder why figure skaters aren’t muscular.

Hanyu is also slim, so the disadvantages of gaining weight outweigh the benefits of increased power from muscle.

>>71

Maybe if it’s big, my knees are going to die.

Wow! I thought that was amazing, and when I looked back at the video, Hikaru-chan’s “Dance of Death” had 1.71 million views, and I thought that was amazing too!

Moreover, she has long legs and a great figure…

Is there no other video that satisfies the desire to see a muscular big guy skating?!

Whether it’s the expression or the pose, it’s clearly more focused on “look at this” than the original panel.

Nameless-kun… there’s nothing more precious than this, so you should take a good look at it.

>>77

The lines over here are really good too.

>>86

You can enjoy it twice with both the original work and the anime, which is a great deal!

I am similar to Rihou.

>>78

Where do you live?

Can you jump a 3Lz?

>>78

Oh… so cute!

Weight increases in volume, that is, cubically.

The force on the knee increases with the square of the area.

The bigger it gets, the spicier it becomes.

Trying not to recreate the atmosphere of the original in the skating scene.

I believe it was a wise decision to lean towards the actual figure skating and create an appeal in a different direction.

In the early stages, when it slides with the knees down, even professionals apparently think this guy is incredible.

This part of the original work utilizes a unique way of using text typical of manga, so when adapting it to anime, it cannot maintain the pacing that fits into a single panel of the original, making alterations unavoidable.

I think it’s pretty good among them.

Look… I want to turn it into a net meme~

became

I can’t understand why such an amazing teacher is short on money!

If you try to forcefully do both, the tempo will be disrupted, and newcomers will probably not be able to fully grasp what happened.

Clarity is important.

Really

Look… at my Shi’s savings passbook…