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I see, you are translating from the Japanese post (translated from Chinese post), I am translating from the original Chinese post. 表現者 means different And it seems that there is no English interview script, so I didn't see "expressive". パフォーマー is the right word I think

go google translate ~

Thanks to TrollZuzu, say goodbye to baby swan...only 3 days

There is 5/6 quad Nathan chan...

that's not good. worried... when am I not worried... Let Yuzu surprise you, Journalists...

The original post said Yuzuru has become a better skater and performer. I didn't see "expressive"

footage~~~~~ I read somewhere training lo combo is bad for healthy?

Second one is my new wallpaper

so Javi's last season? 4Lo!!! so we will see...bb show me

so why did he set up his hair for this?

Not the music cut but the way he performed the steps, the body movement.

I love his red costume. hopefully Superstitious Yuzu won't connect new red costume to that one...

I was talking about gold metal...

I love his smile after 4T/3A falls..it hurts though the feeling of show version is so different

3lo-1/2lo-3S combo is so cute 2:27 dead

@gladi Thank you!!!

Perfect hairstyle..

Guess I can steal a super man Yuzu from this thread to be my desktop background so you all "betrayed" our goal to get 1k page in general thread lol

Make it gold The silver added to the feeling of moonlight...I dont know how to describe it...i should just die...

I love ur avatar...All the pictures that time are so gorgeous..But why are they in Boston...they are beautiful but they hurt so much

i am okay if Nathan wins some sp portion but I am not okay for him to break Chopin's old or new records. Even if that might trigger a 4lz in Chopin .... Yuzu happy winning face is the best.

He practiced smiling before PW, what will he practice before Chopin?

Right into a 3A or quad from the opening pose with no speed?

Nathan's case is if he lands them all, he has at least 90...PCS up like rocket... He wants to add it...He just needs to call it 4lz...

We are all witnessing history