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masanari getting slanders for being “too young” to be nanami. shut y’all asses up, he played more cool characters than you actually think. he can do nanami easily. your nanami is actually younger than him
This is actually similar to what happened in Bungo Stray Dogs movie “BEAST” and My Hero Academia stage, non-stage play enthusiasts started bashing Yuki Torigoe and Hashimoto Shohei for not looking like Akutagawa and Atsushi, All Might’s costume looks fake, the makeup is not something to be proud of, “Pure childish cosplay”, or insults about their physical apperance. It really saddens me this is how people treat stage plays when they haven’t even tried some of the best ones like Touken Ranbu.
it can’t be avoided really. there’s people like that and it’s best to stay away from them:( they didn’t know their insults can make an impact on the productions.
I remember my friend on school club being hardcore fans of touken ranbu. one day, i had another friend who’s into butai, and invite me to watch touran movie together. so i invite my friend that is touran fans to watch together with us, and guess what?
She start insulting the actor and how the characters and the costume doesn’t go as her wish. and keep saying “i hate real people that played as fictional character”
I feel sad and even cancel my plans with friend that invite me. around that time i wasn’t into butai and musical, so i thought it might be a good change that i always busy with study and such. for someone to insult the thing that i was start to take interest leave a bad taste in my mouth.
you can dislike something that isn’t your cup of tea but please, don’t insult it in front of people that enjoying it. if you thought the actor/actress isn’t fit the role than you should watch their acting first and then feel free to judge them.
Sorry to but in but I just wanna share what I found previously. I’m a Filipino and I really love these stage plays and I’m also a fan of Jujutsu Kaisen, when I heard Sato Ryuji and Wada Masanari were casted I was extremely happy they’re casted on my favorite anime! But then, people on the comment section on Facebook and most of them were Filipinos, it was quite disappointing.
People started hating the cast so much, Ryuji was even insulted that he doesn’t look like Itadori Yuji at all and looks like he’s someone that would sniff out packets of drugs. it wasinfuriating because they’re insulting an innocent actor. not to mention, they’re involving drugs. they deleted afterwards and replced it with “Itadori would look like he’d sniff, drink, and eat 20k of coke” as a small Ryuji fan I cannot accept this insult.
And also yes I also saw one of those insults you’re mentioning about Wada. They were very insulting. they kept talking crap that they look like women, The props and costume looks photoshopped, and the actors and actresses looks ugly.
I hope they change their mind about this, because stage plays is such a good entertainment and these actors/actresses worked hard on it.
WebNewType - 「Fruits Basket The Stage」 Interview with Soma Shigure's actor Asato Yuya
02 March 2022 | "I want to convey the beauty of the work with all my heart."
「Fruits Basket The Stage」 will finally be opening at Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall from March 4th (Friday) to 13th (Sunday) 2022. The role of Tohru Honda will be played by Ayano Christie Yoshida, Yuki Soma will be played by Naoya Kitagawa, and Kyo Soma will be played by Shohei Hashimoto. And, Shigure Soma - the character who lives and watches over the main characters - will be played by Yuya-san. We speak to Asato-san, who had not yet started rehearsals, about the charm of the work and his enthusiasm for the stage production.
―Please tell us your thoughts when you received an offer for this work.
Asato: Actually, about three years ago when the TV series started, a producer from TV Tokyo told me, "A really good work will be starting." So, I've been watching the anime broadcast since then. But with the news of the stage adaptation arriving this time around, I thought that "Ah, it's all connected." I really felt it was meant to be.
―What kind of impression did you have when you watched the anime?
Asato: My first impression of it was that it was this fantasy show with a gentle atmosphere of how the female main character met the twelve zodiacs, but it was more heart-wrenching than I imagined, like something muddy was drawn or messed up. There were also scenes that make me laugh. As it's a work that captures the depth of human beings, I thought it was amazing. The Final Final season was also really good right? After the stage adaptation was decided, I looked back at the series from the beginning again, but this time round each line echoed deeper and I could spot the red flags or, "Ah, so that's what that expression meant." The episode about Toru's mother was really tragic...
―How do you perceive Shigure to be played?
Asato: Well, he's really mysterious, isn't he? At first, he comes across as a responsible adult , but the mystery gradually deepens... For the other characters, we can understand their character development along the way, except for Shigure, for real, I kept wondering who he really is (laughs). Because of who Shigure is, I do feel the pressure in delivering this role. But, I basically think his position is more of an older brother while watching over Toru-kun, Yuki, and Kyo, so I want to convey that atmosphere. While I'm good friends with Hashimoto Shohei (playing Kyo), in reality, he's really more like a younger brother to me. So I'm looking forward to seeing what happens on stage.
―What is your impression of Toru, the main character?
Asato: She's is a really nice girl. Toru-kun's seriousness and innocence are overwhelming that even I honestly think "Let's be a good person like her." Also, I think the relationship between Toru-kun's friends, Uo-chan and Hana-chan, is wonderful.
―How did you feel when you wore the costume when you shot the visuals?
Asato: I'm used to wearing kimono because of my Tokyo Ryuuseigun unit activities, so I don't feel so out of place while in it. Besides, including the wigs, the hair and makeup team are always with us, so we can depend on them. The make-up and costumes of the other characters are also the best, and I think that everyone who is watching will be able to easily enter the world of Fruits Basket.
―How do you feel about the performance now?
Asato: Frankly, I'm really looking forward to it. I'm happy to be able to see the work that has been loved by everyone for over 20 years, but I personally love it. I'm not worried about anything, I'm jumping over the pressure and preparing for the role while feeling the tremendous power of the work itself. The cast members, including Shohei, whom I talked about earlier, are many friends who have I worked with them previously, so I'm just looking forward to seeing how the show turns out . After that, I think that everyone is interested in what will happen to the transformation scene for the zodiacs!? Because I was not informed at the moment before the rehearsal, I am super anxious.
― Lastly, please share a message to all the fans who are looking forward to it!
Asato: I'm confident that something absolutely wonderful has been created for this production. I would like to immerse my heart into communicating the wonderfulness of this work, not just only to the manga and anime fans, but also to those who enjoy the stage. However, personally, I think that if you haven't seen it yet, you can feel it deeper if you come into the theater after touching the manga and the anime versions. I hope you'll enjoy it together! And I would be grateful if you could support "Fruit Basket The Stage".
