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The more I use different types of colors, the more satisfied I feel ♥(●´∀｀●)
Donatello! ROTTMNT as WTTM, in my human version! and color style ✨💜
... I feel like I will hate it in less than 5 hours 😊
I leave several versions because in none of them I decided which one to upload (I wanted to leave the drawing uncoloured in the first place)
Does anyone have a list of the different jumps characters can do? I can't find it on the wiki.
Maybe we should get rid of the “make history” thing and change it to, “be the kind of person Victor knows you can be.”
Seems a lot more productive to me.
*Texting*
A friend who doesn't watch anime: I'm going to ace history today.
What I want to say: Don't worry, YOU'RE BORN TO MAKE HISTORY!!!
What I actually said: Good luck 👍🏻
Turning a quad toe loop into a quad flip by adding some embroidery to my sewing projects.
I am reminded that otabek is not as tall as I think he is >_<
Official height chart from the Yuri on Ice reference book released by Movic
Is Aki trying to be a sexy Katsudon or what?! Cause he looks like a certain person from a certain ice skating anime.
Copied down the scorecard shown in episode 4 (references here and here) with technical elements written out for reference purposes. The wonderful @spicecapadespresentedbyps has a useful introduction to scoring that you can read here to make sense of the numbers. (In fact, just go read her entire blog if you haven’t already, very informative).
Just a few things to note:
1) Yep, it’s Yuuri not Yuri in the screenshots so that’s what I went with.
2) It’s unlikely this is Yuuri’s pre-series personal best SP. In episode 5 he beat his PB by almost 10 points with a 94.36. It’s not too far off, though.
3) Katsuki Yuuri: PCS powerhouse. Nothing lower than an 8.00.
4) They couldn’t have made it harder to differentiate between 3s and 8s if they tried. (I’m still not 100% on if the 4T3T combo and flying sit spin is supposed to be .86 or .36 but I think I managed to copy it down properly)
