Oh great, now not only Javi has to deal with that sort of crap  How long until the truly delusional ones leave creative shipping fantasies in the comments?

24 minutes ago, MrPudding said:

POOR MISHA HE HAD TO ADRESS THIS.

 

Fans should know the boundaries. 

41 minutes ago, MrPudding said:

POOR MISHA HE HAD TO ADRESS THIS.

 

Fans should know the boundaries. 

AND THAT IS WHY YOU DO NOT OPEN ARCHIVE OF OUR OWN AND SOCIAL MEDIA IN SIDE BY SIDE PAGES.

I wish keeping those people at bay would be that simple...

4 hours ago, Xen said:

Don't, you might give him ideas. Like the idea of quints. We don't know where he lurks and what his antenna picks up, maybe just stray random troll-worthy thoughts get high priority.

I think he'll probably leave the quints to Stephen Gogolev.  Quad Axel is his current objective and I would imagine the remaining quads (only quad flip is left, isn't it?).  Then onto the next big project - quad/quad combinations, particularly those leading with a quad Axel.  Yuzu has the height and speed to do those, if anyone can.

Official Olympics account now posted Seimei:

 

 

2 時間前, Moria Poloniusさんが言いました:

 

I assume this is about the music?

 

Then :cough:onewingedangel:cough:

 

 

It's a fest burst in Japan for a while 

 

It is said that Yuzuru's photo may be more "Amano (Yoshitaka)" than real Amano 

 

http://jin115.com/archives/52209512.html

 

 

 

3 hours ago, meoima said:

Yes. I was thinking it’s Chris and Simon, not Nick. Thank you very much for the clarification.

 

Sorry bout that.. that's why I put a (?) because I find it harder to distinguish Chris and Nicky while it's easier for me to recognise Simon

7 hours ago, Moria Polonius said:

 

Someone here said that the B.esp guys are keen to praise Shoma because one of them has something to with Shoma's coaching? Can anyone shed lights on the details?

 

Shoma does jump training in the summer at Glacier Ice Arena - where Chris Howarth is academy director.

 

Czech Commentary of SP with Tomas Verner!

 

 

 

15 minutes ago, kaeryth said:

 

Oh no. Now I’m remember how I burst into tear at that last move. 

Oda really felt every emotion we fans went through. 

 

Watching Seimei again, it's extraordinary how perfectly choreographed to music it is, and how committed he is to the choreography. He shows it's possible to have multiple quads in a programme and still do that. He's extraordinary.

 

And Nobu really is all of us when it comes to watching Yuzu. Come and join us, Nobu! 

15 minutes ago, WinForPooh said:

Come and join us, Nobu! 

he got a swan at CoR

3 minutes ago, WinForPooh said:

Watching Seimei again, it's extraordinary how perfectly choreographed to music it is, and how committed he is to the choreography. He shows it's possible to have multiple quads in a programme and still do that. He's extraordinary.

 

And Nobu really is all of us when it comes to watching Yuzu. Come and join us, Nobu! 

I totally agree!  I have watched his Olympics FS (and SP) so many times already and they never get old!

 

All his movements (hands, arms, head, turns, timing of spins, steps, jumps) all match the music to a T.  Even more so compared to the old versions.  I don't know but they just feel much more emotional, maybe because of the occasion and the recent injury struggles he has been through.  Compared to the old versions there is an added maturity to it.  I wonder if the FS had no mistakes whether it would have broken the world record again.  I also love Hope and Legacy, but Seimei seems to be a program that is more dramatic and therefore judges (who may not be as emotionally connected to H+L as Yuzu's fans are) may score it higher.  The FS was what, like 17 points from the world record?  Maybe he still would have needed the more difficult quads to match the score of worlds 2017 then?

 

The Olympics exhibition program as well, it is the best version ever!