Apr 20, 2023
gekidan shining original character appreciation (2/?): ↳ polaris — mashu ishiwatari as laplace carlson
“lappuru, why did you surrender?” “because if i didn’t, who would take care of my senpai?”
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gekidan shining original character appreciation (2/?): ↳ polaris — mashu ishiwatari as laplace carlson
“lappuru, why did you surrender?” “because if i didn’t, who would take care of my senpai?”
taishi went to see the stage play WORLD that mashu ishiwatari is currently starring in! mashu even said he’d like to co-star with taishi one day.
that moment when you invade your friends’ screentime but don’t know what to do with it.
it’s hard to stay in character with that face..
Kaito Ishikawa and Soma Saito with Terror in Resonance stage play actors Ryunosuke Matsumura and Mashu Ishiwatari.
mashu for zankyou no terror
Zankyou no Terror stage play - Theaterclip has also released an article on the stage play! : ) Here’s a summary of what it says:
The stage play reminds the author a bit of the play Ghost in the Shell Arise - which is no surprise, as ZnT’s director, Shutaro Oku, was also responsible for it!
The stage scenery really brings the anime to life and the 3D effects are done amazingly well. They make the audience feel as if they were the ones standing in the snow, escaping from the police force, or jumping on Twelve’s bike. The author also remarks that even those who usually have problems watching 3D films should be able to enjoy the stage play as the effects are subtle rather than aggressive.
Masyu Ishiwatari (Twelve), Ryunosuke Matsumura (Nine) and Misaki Momose (Lisa Mishima) portray their characters flawlessly; the writer is particularly fond of Eiji Takigawa (police officer Shibazaki), saying that his portrayal of Shibazaki’s wit and the manner as to how he handles all the difficult situations are more than impressive and really draw you in.
Katsuhiko Ibuka (police officer Hamura) and Mitsuaki Kanuka (police officer Mukasa) make dependable assistants, and Five’s and Clarence’s cold attitudes made the author almost shiver.
He closes the article by saying that Zankyou no Terror is a highly psychological series, which not only focuses on Terrorism but also on friendship. So everyone who has the chance to see it should definitely go and do so!
That’s it! : )
Filed under: ZnT stage play
Zankyou no Terror stage play - new photo updates from the rehearsals! : )
As usual, all posts about the stage play are compiled here.