Fwee!
That was fun! :D
First of all, sorry for flooding Twitter with stupid comments. I was a tad excited about this livestream. Also I was the only person to say anything in English in that channel, which is why I switched to Japanese (failingly? I don't even know). I wanted to record the press conference, but I didn't think of it in time and failed on that count. I'm sure someone got it, though.
There was some talking, and Osa and Asa looked awfully bored for most of that. They kept looking at each other, but not at the same time (Asa's eyes flick to Osa, who isn't paying attention, Osa's eyes flick to Asa as soon as she looks away). Sort of awkward feeling all around. They got it right eventually though, just in time to share a laugh. And there was adorable all around! And they got to talk about the 2002 Elisabeth, which was even more adorable to add to the mix.
Máté spoke a bit in Japanese. I may not have been overly fond of his Death, but the man was so earnest and adorable up there. He even tried to answer a question someone asked him in Japanese (though he had to stop and ask for help from his translator). You can't hate someone like that. Also, HI THERE BLONDE MAN. After fielding some questions there was a song segment. Máté sang 愛と死の輪舞, poor man. Yes, it was very weird sounding, but again, he was trying so hard you had to like it despite that.
Osa then proceeded to sing 私だけに and be completely awesome. Of course, I got an ad as soon as she started (fuck that ad, seriously), but it was short, at least, so I heard most of the song. Like I said on Twitter, she got that last note without a hitch. It was stunning. And also a little weird. When did you turn into a soprano?
Khaladie said she heard that last note even though I had headphones on, haha. She was trying to do her Chinese homework while I kept interupting with such brilliant comments as, "Haha! Oh, Máté, you silly, awkward man" and ",WJBFkhwvkHVCKHDscvOSA!"
And then it ended, and I was left with a warm fuzzy feeling in my heart.
And intense dispair that I can't see the show live after all. C'mon, Toho! Surprise me with a DVD!
First of all, sorry for flooding Twitter with stupid comments. I was a tad excited about this livestream. Also I was the only person to say anything in English in that channel, which is why I switched to Japanese (failingly? I don't even know). I wanted to record the press conference, but I didn't think of it in time and failed on that count. I'm sure someone got it, though.
There was some talking, and Osa and Asa looked awfully bored for most of that. They kept looking at each other, but not at the same time (Asa's eyes flick to Osa, who isn't paying attention, Osa's eyes flick to Asa as soon as she looks away). Sort of awkward feeling all around. They got it right eventually though, just in time to share a laugh. And there was adorable all around! And they got to talk about the 2002 Elisabeth, which was even more adorable to add to the mix.
Máté spoke a bit in Japanese. I may not have been overly fond of his Death, but the man was so earnest and adorable up there. He even tried to answer a question someone asked him in Japanese (though he had to stop and ask for help from his translator). You can't hate someone like that. Also, HI THERE BLONDE MAN. After fielding some questions there was a song segment. Máté sang 愛と死の輪舞, poor man. Yes, it was very weird sounding, but again, he was trying so hard you had to like it despite that.
Osa then proceeded to sing 私だけに and be completely awesome. Of course, I got an ad as soon as she started (fuck that ad, seriously), but it was short, at least, so I heard most of the song. Like I said on Twitter, she got that last note without a hitch. It was stunning. And also a little weird. When did you turn into a soprano?
Khaladie said she heard that last note even though I had headphones on, haha. She was trying to do her Chinese homework while I kept interupting with such brilliant comments as, "Haha! Oh, Máté, you silly, awkward man" and ",WJBFkhwvkHVCKHDscvOSA!"
And then it ended, and I was left with a warm fuzzy feeling in my heart.
And intense dispair that I can't see the show live after all. C'mon, Toho! Surprise me with a DVD!