Yuzurella

Wow! This newspaper is really a collector's item. I wish I could get it. [NEWS]

Wow! Yuzu's first successfully landed 3A at a competition. He was only 13 then! And what a quality it had already back then!

LOL! Yuzu serving the tea of dismissal to the ISU and their cronies...

Yuzu has the support of so many high-level professionals from all kinds of areas. [NEWS]

It's amazing how popular Yuzu is in China. I hope one day he'll do ice shows there. [NEWS]

Yuzu is so loved at home. [NEWS]

This is absolutely gorgeous!

Yuzu's explanation of his 4A with English subtitles. Since Yuzu has already said that he wants to continue to pursue it, I'm keeping my fingers and toes crossed that he'll tame the magnificent beast. What a sight it will be to behold. [NEWS]

Yuzu is keeping the Japanese print media industry alive and thriving. [NEWS]

Oh, yes! Their art is wonderful! Have you looked through the media on their Twitter account? They have been making amazing Yuzu fanart for many years.

I just realized that we'll never see Yuzu's gorgeous 3A3Lo combination in a competition! I hope that he'll at least show it in an ice show...

Yes, Yuzu! Spread your magnificent wings and fly! Nothing and no one can hinder you now.

A look at the new Yuzu photobook. It's stunning! [NEWS]

The ISU may control who they gift medals to. But they can never control who the people love. [NEWS]

LOL! Relationship drama in the Hanyu family. ETA: Yuzu explains the Pooh drama with English subtitles. Poor Pooh, I hope he can soon reunite with Yuzu again. Yuzu said that he wants to get Pooh-san back and be with him always. This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

Yuzu interview with English subs! [NEWS]

This is the beginning of something extraordinary, something the world hasn't seen yet. I'm certain of it. Aaah! This is so beautiful! I have no words. I hope we'll still get Yuzu practicing or performing in his Under Armour from time to time. Yuzu is so graceful even off ice. This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

With the help of Doraemon's door, Yuzu can finally go to Canada and get Pooh-san back. ETA: Yuzu and Pooh-san reunited again with the help of Doraemon's door!

I agree. As a coach, he would definitely teach his philosophy of skating to his students. But as we all know, this kind of skating isn't valued anymore by those who are in power. As a result, Yuzu would have to suffer through his students getting the same treatment as him. He would very likely not do this to himself. In fact, I don't think Yuzu will do anything that is even remotely affiliated with the ISU and their cronies. (Unless they change their ways and get reformed. But I'm afraid that's rather unlikely.)

This is a great idea! Thank you for organizing this!

LOL! Yuzu is so funny! Poor Coach Pooh. This is a hilarious edit. Yuzu is finally free and kicking the ISU's ass!

This has such a main character vibe. It's really fitting for Yuzu. He was born with wings and will now fly and soar higher than ever.

This is so interesting. I'm not a superstitious person, but I often see the number 1111 too. So, I was curious and Googled if it has a special meaning. This is what I found in a Cosmopolitan article: There is so much Yuzu content since his declaration of independence that I can barely keep up.

I actually think that it was entirely the fault of the ISU and their cronies like the US fed and JSF that Yuzu went through such a tough four years and decided to end it for good. They were fully responsible for Yuzu's bad mental state and him doubting himself and his skating. Yuzu is a natural born competitor and high achiever. He has always loved to compete. If the scoring and rules would've remained even remotely fair the last quad, I believe Yuzu would've continued to compete regardless of his injuries and other issues. Injuries are normal occurrences in an athlete's career. No matter how painful and frustrating they were, Yuzu has always had the mental and physical strength to deal with and overcome them. What he could not overcome or ignore was blatant institutionalized mobbing. And if he would've spoken up against this injustice, they would've underscored and robbed him even more and probably even painted him as being a sore loser who is jealous of younger skaters or something. Therefore, he decided to break out of this abusive environment that wouldn't allow him to win no matter how superior he was and free himself from the shackles of mistreatment. Now he can thrive and soar higher than ever. Good for him. Good for us.

Yuzu deserves all the love in the world, not only from his fans, but especially from himself. I think he used to be really hard on himself whenever he didn't achieve the results he wanted. This isn't unusual for someone who was a competitive athlete for most of his life. But now it looks like he has finally realized just how precious he is as a person and that so many people around the world love him not for his successes and medals, but for who he is and what he gives us regardless of competition results. His leaving the ISU clown show was the most loving act of self-care. I used to watch and enjoy figure skating on a more or less regular basis since I was around ten years old. But it was only when I discovered Yuzu that I became a fan of someone like I never have before. I even put in the effort to learn all the rules, learned to recognize all the jumps etc. I had never bothered to do so before. Yuzu has brought the sport to heights I had never imagined possible. He has shown mastery and beauty on a level I had never imagined possible. To me, it's a mystery how the ISU and other governing organizations could be so unbelievably stupid that they didn't recognize Yuzu for the absolute treasure that he is. Instead of promoting and supporting him in every way they could, they sabotaged him in every way they could. By doing this, they ruined the sport. The way figure skating is going, I honestly have little hope it'll survive in the long term. This is such a beautiful and encouraging way of seeing it. I'm sure Yuzu will appear in many ice shows and totally surpass anything that's ever been there before. I believe he'll produce his own ice shows too. And I do hope he'll do world tours and give his fans around the world opportunities to see and cheer for him. They amaze me again and again with their incompetency and their inability to read the room. They either don't have the ability to understand what the audience wants or don't want to see it. They're actually so incompetent that they believe people will fall for their cheap marketing tricks and start to support skaters just because they promote them. I'm a new BTS fan and I'm so thrilled that their song "Yet to Come" isn't just a perfect fit for where they're at on their own journey, but also Yuzu's journey. It's true, the best is yet to come, both for BTS and for Yuzu. And perhaps someday they'll even work together on some project. That would be absolutely amazing!