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1. Certainly this DVD is fantastic.
The Nachural boys get along just fine, and they're dorky and funny, so much love!!
The favorites: the rapping singing scene, and the bathroom, also the beach scenes. XD
Poor Kento, he has to grow up, he's such a kiddie yet.
Juuta is amazing, so open and he's not afraid of colors XD but in a better way than Kento.
And I have to agree that Shinpei has a manly vibe, even when he's not a big guy
Takki is just fine. ^^
Have you ever wondered about the music they chose for the idol dvd's background? Weird. but the freshness of the guys make it up for it.
2. And I wonder in Den-O, if the train pass has an invisible chain, because after transforming they drop it away ^^;;
And when Momotaros posses Ryoutaro, did they change the sizes of the shirts or actually use pads XD??
Just asking. On the other hand, it's embarrasingly addictive.
EDIT: I was forgetting:
Genius 357: Well, Kaidoh is a hard worked, and don't allow anybody to touch his sempai. But certainly D1 seems sneaky.
4. What striked me first is how they removed the fanservice in a series such as Air Gear (I looked for the manga so I would have an idea of the myu and they're really different).
You don't think how they manage to do a myu of this, but they made it attractive and dynamic and such a hard work with the roller skates (well, I don't know to skate in lined roller skates. Yeah, dinosaur ^^;;)
The variety of numbers may be little, but still every song is good and how they choreographed is just impressive.
I really like "Sora e" and "Kogarasumaru kenzan!"
I believe I stated it months ago, Kenken's presence is amazing. I didn't liked as much in Happy Boys, but in Air Gear he is truly the leader.
Maybe is the way they lined the character and he played it, I'm not quite sure, but he's fantastic. The conviction which he played Ikki was awesome.
And with Kenn I can`t be much objective, sorry, is just gorgeous ^^
The Bacchus team is just insane, the have the EBIL vibe of the villains of Cachirulo's Fantastic Theater(*) (with their Kodachi (from Ranma) laughs and the twirling cape. But still Ryuji as Romeo was eye catching. Is the Juliet guy the one of Boyslove? 0.o I'm pretty clueless with faces yet.
The extra dancers are quite amazing, they deserve lots of cheering on their acrobatics too.
In the SRS Ryuji's interpretation is also fantastic, he gives another view of the character and he has such fantastic expressions and the way he moves as Ikki makes me think he's adopted the character and he play his role in a good way. His monologue and mime act was incredible It wouldn't be fair to compare him with Kenken, they made each one an unique job.
In this version we can see the guys more secure in the rollerskates, more confident, they changed some choreographies and added more fanservice in it with Romeo and Juliet and when Ikki tacles Kazu and actually kisses him XD
It was hilarious how they keep mocking Romeo for being a shortie,and because of his lisp I got he was Hamlet in the previous version XD
And they changed the tongue twister for a roller challenge.
What still wins is the "Summer night dream" song XD
When I saw Akito's onii-chan I was all 0.o "It wasn't a woman in the manga?" Ooops.
And he's one of the *pnish* guys, right?
Both versions are brilliant, I hope Kenken can return for another AG adventure and this role gives more opportunities in Ryuji's career so we can see him soon (Well, yes, he's in the flailing bag now ^^;;)
(*) Fantastic Theater (1955-1969, well, it has several reruns ^^;;) was a show like Shelley Duvall's Faerie Tale Theatre, featuring fairy tales with evil witches, princess and stuff in a family tone.
It has a presenter and narrator, Cachirulo, who had some popular and catchy phrases like reminding the kids to drink their "big chocolate" (or chocolatote), sending regards to "the kids, the kids' parents and the parents of the parents of the kids", also he finished every show waving to the camera saying "Goood byee my frieeends!!!"
Sorry, there's no you tube link for that ^^;;