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Fantasy on Ice 2022 in KOBE

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David Wilson, thank you so much for the arm choreo~ 

 

(I’m still a staunch Real Face defender, but yes. Arms. Need to be controlled. So thank you David LOL) 

 

 

This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

OMG we have finally some footage :clap: 

Here the full version on youtube.

 

Yuzu's „ Arigatou gozaimashita“ at the end :Herz:

[NACHRICHTEN]

 

 

:Freudentanz:

 

[NEWS]

 

I'm curious  to see the complete performance of "Raison".:happydance:

oh my..... Raison seems to be such an emotional performance. It looks nice, a lot more than a wild fanservice performance and the custome looks good in motion. 

It looks very intense and the movements are deliberate but also awkward as if forced, opposite from Yuzu's graceful, liquid movement. Like you I have seen this in modern dance, use of contrasting stylised movement to convey meanings of discord

Embedding is working for me, so I’m just posting what @YuDai already did (I think no need to post this as “news” then?) 

 

 

There you go~ 

Realization post beijing, moving on from now on. 
Ah, I’m so proud of him. Really.

This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].

Does it make sense if I say that I don't care a bit about 4A as a jump but I only care about it as "Yuzu's dream"?  I find his story on this jump very inspiring, somehow poetic and personally relatable as a researcher. Whenever he lands it, it will remain in history, first or not. Like the story of John Stephen Akhwari. Sometimes firsts aren't remembered but race finishers are. So let's go, I'm so ready for the rest of the journey.

/end of emotional rant <3 

This post has been tagged by yuzuangel as [NEWS].
4 minutes ago, Mary_kyo said:

Does it make sense if I say that I don't care a bit about 4A as a jump but I only care about it as "Yuzu's dream"?  I find his story on this jump very inspiring, somehow poetic and personally relatable as a researcher. Whenever he lands it, it will remain in history, first or not. Like the story of John Stephen Akhwari. Sometimes firsts aren't remembered but race finishers are. So let's go, I'm so ready for the rest of the journey.

/end of emotional rant <3 

Makes complete sense to me, I'm in the same boat! 

6 minutes ago, Mary_kyo said:

Does it make sense if I say that I don't care a bit about 4A as a jump but I only care about it as "Yuzu's dream"?  I find his story on this jump very inspiring, somehow poetic and personally relatable as a researcher. Whenever he lands it, it will remain in history, first or not. Like the story of John Stephen Akhwari. Sometimes firsts aren't remembered but race finishers are. So let's go, I'm so ready for the rest of the journey.

/end of emotional rant <3 

 

Yuzuru’s skating and his dream are the elements that matter and captivate the public. I am here for the ride too! Fly Yuzu!

8 minutes ago, Mary_kyo said:

Does it make sense if I say that I don't care a bit about 4A as a jump but I only care about it as "Yuzu's dream"?  I find his story on this jump very inspiring, somehow poetic and personally relatable as a researcher. Whenever he lands it, it will remain in history, first or not. Like the story of John Stephen Akhwari. Sometimes firsts aren't remembered but race finishers are. So let's go, I'm so ready for the rest of the journey.

/end of emotional rant <3 


It makes absolutely perfect sense! 

Will be cheering on him continuously and I’m so very glad he has faith in himself still.
“Race finishers are remembered”, what thought! 

 

Fly Yuzu!  

16 minutes ago, Perelandra said:

It feels very intense and the movements are deliberate but also awkward as if forced, in stark contrast to Yuzu's graceful, liquid movement. Like you, I have seen this in modern dance, the use of contrasting stylized movements to convey meanings of disharmony

 

 

Do you answer me in relation to what I wrote (good if it's not for me  :sorry2:) and it makes me think of the famous "Rite of Spring" by the brilliant  :heartpound:P BAUSCH and her "clumsy" c' is done on purpose and it is certainly, everything has its opposite and that's why it "catches us" 

 

 

 

41 minutes ago, Xiupia said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

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"Many also support me after feeling such rough moments. I'm happy about that. It makes me glad that I competed at Beijing & now I can be happy about it."

 

:softYuzu:

Yuzu, we will always support you, no matter what happens. :heartpound:

 

 

12 minutes ago, Yuzuwinnie said:

 

 

Do you answer me in relation to what I wrote (good if it's not for me  :sorry2:) and it makes me think of the famous "Rite of Spring" by the brilliant  :heartpound:P BAUSCH and her "clumsy" c' is done on purpose and it is certainly, everything has its opposite and that's why it "catches us" 

 

 

 

Yes for you. 

In addition, there is something rather special. Score by Stravinsky and original performance featured Nijinsky. Was considered ground breaking in it's day

Yuzu also performed Origin, as tribute to Plush and he in turn paid tribute to Nijinsky. Yuzu has been a groundbreaking skater, use of cultural music, exploring quad rotations jumps, keeping the artistic elements of skating when everyone else is abandoning those important special movements. Yuzu's costumes, Origin 2 with inspiration from costume worn by Nijinsky. 'It's all in his calculations'. Messages within messages, Yuzu man of mystery:gla:and Ice Emperor:darklordyuzu:

 

 

 

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