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Yuuri Katsuki carried the hope of all Japan on his shoulders in the Figure Skating Grand Prix, but suffered a crushing defeat in the finals. He returned to his hometown in Kyushu and hid away in his family's home, half wanting to continue skating and half wanting to retire. That was when the five-time consecutive world champion, Viktor Nikiforov, suddenly showed up with his teammate, Yuuri Plisetsky, a young skater starting to surpass his seniors. And so the two Yuuris and the Russian champion Viktor set out to compete in a Grand Prix like none the world has ever seen!
Beautiful animation and perfectly appropriate music. While Yuri!! On ICE has an actual story, dialogue, and advanced color palate, Endless Night is still a treat for the eyes.
This is exactly the same wonderful feeling when you watch it! Kenji Miyamoto is just a genius *_*
Both of these shows were coreographed by the same person, Endless Night serving as a predecessor and a test drive, as well as an early concept to YURI!!! On Ice.
For those of you who watched YURI!!! On Ice, you might make the connection that Endless Night is an early concept for Japanese Yuri's infatuation with Victor and ice skating as a career. Endless Night also features a brilliantly animated pair skate between the two protagonists that fans were hoping for out of YURI!!! On Ice.
In short, if you haven't had enough of one, by all means go ahead and check the other.
Both feature ice skating very heavily (unsurprisingly), with some gorgeous animation and general awesomeness.
Both are gorgeously-animated shows in which ice-skating is the main focus. Even if Endless Night doesn’t have much of a plot (it’s a few minutes long after all) fans of one will enjoy the other too.
Based on the figure skater Mao Asada. On July 10th, Tekken posted the full version of the video on his official YouTube channel. The story took 2,890 hand drawn sheets. Tekken originally made a short version back in 2015 but when Mao Asada announced her retirement on April 10, 2017--he decided to expand upon it by creating 5 minutes worth of additional content.
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Hinako, a high school girl, loves to ride a bicycle, who respects a professional road racer. Every morning she competes with a boy of her classmate to the way to their school on the hill, riding her mama chari bicycle, but she loses the game every time. Frustrated Hinako gets a chance for winning the game from the video of her favorite cycle racer and is ready for the game next morning…
Junior high student Rina Satou is an energetic girl living in a seaport town in Tohoku. Her mother passed away during the 2011 Touhoku earthquake and tsunami and now she lives with her father in temporary housing. Rina remembers her mother and the effects of the earthquake.
This is the story of the future a little bit ahead. The Japanese representative robot, demonstrated at the venue of The International Giant Robot Exhibition in Odaiba, goes out of control due to an unknown cause and destroys buildings around the venue. The police and Japan Self-Defence force cannot stop the robot, and the American and Russian robots are sent out to save the situation along with the request from Japanese government and the exhibition association office. However, because of the horrible power of the Japanese robot, a fight has begun between them. They fire missiles and shoot energy beam, which should not be loaded, and the area around the venue becomes a battle field. The UK, Chinese and German robots become victims of the circumstance and jump into the battle. The situation gets into a battle royal. Who will be a survivor?
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