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A Follow Up Post For the 88th Event (+ personal thoughts)

The 88th Event: A Quick Prosekai Theory

A(n attempted) bite-sized theory/speculation on Tsukasa’s next focus event. The JP Prosekai server has recently finished its 77th event: So

Man, it feels so good to be right.

I'm very excited to see what the devs have in store for Tsukasa's next focus event given the previous cliffhanger at the end of Emu's. Looks like we'll be getting a collaboration with Wonder Stage and Phoenix Stage as per Emu's brothers' request. While I am skeptical at the true intentions the brothers have regarding Tsukasa's wish to grow his acting career, I'm much more interested in what this event has in store for the star himself.

Tsukasa’s current goal is to continue his growth as an actor. But due to the troupe being unneeded in providing outside-the-park advertisement, he has looked for opportunities outside of Phoenix Wonderland to do so (Hence why he looked for guidance from Asahi who recommended him to a workshop he himself attended before). Not only does he make a great impression toward the director and surprise his troupe with his sudden jump in skill during rehearsals, but he also earns the titular role of the Peter Pan: signifying his current level of talent.

We also got a glimpse of this previously from his birthday card story. He moves Sakurako—a well renown actress of the Phoenix Stage—to tears with his performance as Torpe. Suffice to say, many people who’ve been in the acting field longer than Tsukasa has are impressed with his talent.

And I think this is why we WxS are being given the opportunity to perform with Phoenix Stage. Emu’s older brothers, after being confronted by Tsukasa about ending their advertising performances, realize that Tsukasa’s drive and talent will soon go far beyond what the Wonder Stage can offer at the moment. Whether they’re testing the waters to see if the collab will raise park sales or perhaps seeing if transferring Tsukasa to Phoenix Wonderland is better bit for his current aspirations, we aren’t really sure of.

What we do know is how far Tsukasa is willing to go to achieve his dream and that is what I think this event will revolve around. Much like Rui did in his previous focus, so will Tsukasa be faced with the opportunity to go further in his journey as an actor. But unlike Rui, I, in a very small space of my self-conscience believe Tsukasa might take that opportunity.

Tsukasa is a bit disconnected from his troupe. Not physically, but emotionally. He’s never divulged much about his past outside of the good brother persona he has for Saki and Toya. He keeps much of those experiences to himself, near the point where he avoids them so much he forgets them.

Of course, Tsukasa doesn’t want his time with WxS to end, but who’s to say he’s already accepted that fate? He’s become accustomed to fleeting meetings, to constant farewells due to his childhood. He’s learnt things will come and go and nothing stays the same forever no matter how hard he tries. So, what’s a boy to do but do everything he can now so he has something to look forward to in the future in which he was the ability to change its outcome? He’ll push himself as far as he can go like we saw in Emu’s event: rushing to rehearsals after his workshop and taking time outside to get a better understanding of his character. Yet he tells the rest of his troupe that he still has the energy to do his best. A part of me worries if that’s entirely true.

We also can see in the teaser trailer that Tsukasa’s sparkle remains a lot closer to the spotlight (near the 00:13 second mark). It’s a very little thing that I noticed only after watching it a couple times. His time in the spotlight lingers, almost like he’s a lot more inclined to stay—to continue pursuing his dreams despite what might happen. We see the image of a pegasus with its wings outstretched like it’s about to take flight—a symbol, like the stars, closely relates to Tsukasa. The shining pegasus of the skies.

And I think it’s also important to mention something that Rui’s VA, Toki Shunichi, mentioned: the story is like black and white. Make of that as what you will.

TLDR: Perhaps I’m delusional, but Tsukasa might not be as okay as he says he is.

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The Tenma Living Space

A small analysis I wound up making during my Tsukasa admiring hours.

I couldn't help but notice that we finally get close ups of the Tenma household's living space--specifically the pillow with Tsukasa's name and the pegasus plush.

You would expect those types of items to be found in Tsukasa's bedroom--especially the pillow with his name on it. But Tsukasa has one of the most boring, bare rooms (can you even call it a room? It's more like a lounge area...) in all of the game. Which is very strange for a loud, eccentric guy like Tsukasa is.

But I think the reason why this is is because he spent most of his childhood in the living room. No one else was home, so why not use the biggest place in the house to create new plays for your sister? Why not stay downstairs so you can greet your parents when they arrive home or even when Saki comes to visit from the hospital? The living room was his bedroom. That's why a beloved pegasus plush sits on the couch waiting on standby to act in a new play. That's why a pillow likely sewn by his mother is downstairs so that whenever he needs some comfort that pillow is right in his reach. He cuddles with his plush and rests his head on that pillow on the couch so that he could greet his family the moment they come home.

And I think this also gives credit to why Tsukasa has a balcony space as his room. He wants to be the first to hear the door ring and greet them with a great big smile. Or in less favorable scenarios where Saki starts coughing or when his parents rush back to the hospital.

He wants to hear it all so he could be seen and do something. Because that's all he could do as a kid staying alone at his house.

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Amidst a Dream, Towards the Shining Stars: Event Analysis

I have a lot to talk about for this event. I haven't entirely read the event story but I have been slowly translating every chapter I unlock through Google translate (very crude translation might I specify). But god the parallels? It makes my gut wrench in the best way possible.

(Update: as I continued writing this, I have finished the story and have even more to talk about but that’s a post for another time)

Let’s start with the event banner itself. A pink star, signifying Emu is seen at the center with amusement park rides surrounding it. Tsukasa, Rui, and Nene’s stars, though, are spread out and found at the border of the banner which symbolizes how they’ll leave Phoenix Wonderland in the future along with each other.

This theme continues in the corresponding card set which is inspired by story Peter Pan. In short, three children of the Darling family are whisked off to a land where you can never grow up by Peter Pan and his fairy partner Tinkerbell. By the end of the story, however, the Darling children return home on a flying ship. It’s quite easy to see how this story parallels WxS.

Neverland parallels Phoenix Wonderland: a place for childlike fun and whimsy. The amusement park continues to stay the same. Similar to how you never grow up in Neverland.

Emu represents Peter Pan. Just as Peter Pan is connected to Neverland, so is Emu to Phoenix Wonderland. She’ll be the one to stay behind long after WxS disbands and bring new people to experience the amusement park.

Len represents Tinkerbell. Much like Emu, he is tied to the Wonderland SEKAI and will always be there to help WxS achieve their dreams long after they’re gone. He’s seen blowing pixie dust, a magic substance used to fly to Neverland. This can also correspond to the VS’ mission to help achieve people’s dreams.

Tsukasa, Rui, and Nene portray the Darling children. Just like in the movie, they will leave Phoenix Wonderland and “grow up” to reach their personal dreams.

Tsukasa represents Wendy, the eldest of the Darlings. Atop of his brotherly nature, this likely signifies how he will be the one to leave first and “grow up”.

Rui portrays Michael, the second eldest. As Tsukasa and Rui and second years, this also suggests that he’ll be leaving shortly after Tsukasa does.

Finally, Nene is John, the youngest, of the children. As she and Emu will graduate last, she will be the last to leave WxS.

I adore how they use stories to parallel plots in the WxS. It’s something unique to them and this event really shows how much this matters story wise and to my well being.

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The 88th Event: A Quick Prosekai Theory

A(n attempted) bite-sized theory/speculation on Tsukasa’s next focus event.

The JP Prosekai server has recently finished its 77th event: Someday This Wish Will Transcend the Morning Sky (願いは、いつか朝をこえて) and I honestly didn’t expect to see that high of a number while I was browsing the Prosekai Wikipedia for research. Time flies, I suppose.

But something else did come to mind when I saw it: we’re roughly 10 events away from our 88th event.

Thus my Tsukasa-centric train of thought seized me into a chokehold to talk about this.

The number 88 is a very important number in regards to Tsukasa’s character as it represents both the number of keys on the classic piano and the number of constellations that are recognized in our sky—two objects that closely pertain to Tsukasa and his development. This connection is even further instilled in his focus event’s commissioned song 88☆彡. The song is 88 measures long and in the 2DMV Tsukasa smiles 88 seconds into the song (1:28).

Even beyond that event, the number 88 continues to pop up.

Tsukasa’s birthday is 8 days after Saki’s and 8 days before Touya’s: the three characters who have connections to the piano.

During the 2nd-anniversary countdown, Tsukasa was featured on the 8th day in his Torpe costume.

Wonderlands x Showtime, when you count the letters of both words you get 11 x 8 = 88.

The appearance of 88 has been a consistent reoccurrence basically since the launch of Project SEKAI and toward Tsukasa Tenma himself.

This brings me back to the future of the Prosekai event schedule. Knowing this, the likelihood for Tsukasa's next focus event to be the 88th event in Project SEKAI's catalog is basically written in the stars to become true knowing just how important the number 88 is.

And if I'm wrong? I'm bringing this Tsukasa-centric thought process of mine to SEGA itself for a few choice words.

TLDR: 88 everything.

Update: It feels so good to be right

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Card Art Analysis: Mafuyu Asahina's - A Dining Table That's Somewhat Different

A bit of a different topic considering my previous posts, but I can't pass up a good card analysis--this time with Mafuyu Asahina's A Dining Table That's Somewhat Different.

In comparison to many of 25ji's card artworks, this recent card set heavily contrasts the mood of their previous cards. Instead of the muted, monochromatic colors that the group has been characterized by, this set turns that theme on its head: bringing out bright, bold, eye-catching colors to the forefront. The background is filled with patterns and accessories seemingly placed with little reason which furthers its contrast by embracing an almost chaotic approach.

I say this because this is the polar opposite we think of when it comes to 25ji's cards. Yes, we've had cards that utilize bright colors such as in Mizuki's focus event Secret Distance, and more recently in Kanade and Ena's limited cards from Let's Enjoy Together! Spojoy Park, but to have this type of artwork in a 25ji focus event really made me wonder why the artists took this approach--especially when the event takes time to highlight Mafuyu and her mental growth.

The style that this latest card set is inspired by is a form of Decora fashion: a popular style in Japan that usually involves bold fashion statements, cute accessories, clashing patterns, and bright colors. The style embraces being yourself without worrying about what others think of you and instead doing what makes you happy. Applying this to Mafuyu's current inner struggles, this artwork perfectly coincides with her development.

Mafuyu is beginning to feel and understand her emotions better; she's beginning to finally desire what she wants instead of listening to those around her and just being herself.

This is further highlighted through the artwork's composition. The chaotic background acts as an allusion to her confusion as she regains her emotions. She is seen stepping out of a picture frame from which she was seen as the perfect girl through her own actions. The art itself is put at an angle to emphasize this sense of unease and worry about what this decision will bring her from that perfect life she once lived. Mafuyu is at the forefront of her artwork which tells us that she is in charge.

Mafuyu, little by little is regaining control of her life through the help of 25ji and I absolutely adore how this is conveyed so effortlessly in this card artwork. Needless, to say I'm excited to see what the Prosekai staff have in store in regard to Mafuyu and the story of 25ji.

TLDR: the girl boss-ification of Asahina Mafuyu

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The association of stars to Tenma Tsukasa: a discussion

The theme of stars for Tsukasa is rather strange if you think about it for a moment. Yes, he wants to be a star--a world-renown actor, but this theme seems to take shape in an almost literal sense. There's a galaxy motif for his WxS costume, the flag he holds has a star on it, and his focus event is dedicated to him realizing how the piano to him are the stars to Torpe. In all honesty, he seems closer associated with stars and space than Leo/need is at times.

The symbolism of the stars usually loops back to the theme of guidance. The stars were used to guide sailors at sea in ancient times, constellations were used to tell the time of year, and the sun has been used to tell the time through the use of the sundial. Because of this, stars have become a sign of hope for the future and light in dark times. This fits in quite well with Tsukasa's character. He's been shown to guide those dear to him to brighter futures with his advice and positive attitude (e.g. Touya and Saki) and it can also be said that his dream to be a star guides him in his life.

But it is also that presence of darkness, too, that relates to Tsukasa's character. His younger days were filled with worry toward his sister, Saki, and the weight of being a good brother not only for his parents but for Touya as well. Tsukasa has always strived to be a star in their dark times and he wishes to spread this through his acting, hence the creation of WxS.

Yet, another thing irked me when I thought more about this connection. Stars--simply put--are created due to a large amount of pressure, causing elements to fuse together and create energy. Once this energy has run out, the star dies and sends said energy to other stars. The bigger the star, the shorter its lifespan due to energy depletion. This consequently causes what we call a supernova to occur.

Do you see where I'm going with this?

Tsukasa wants to be the biggest star. At first, it seems rather innocent. But if put in a more literal, astrological outlook to it, a darker connotation reveals itself. The larger the star--the brighter the star--the faster it burns out. We already know of Tsukasa's past struggles and how he intends to use those memories as fuel to support his future as an actor after On This Stage of Dazzling Light, but we also don't know enough about Tsukasa to see the entire picture. We're still left in the dark about exactly what strong emotions caused Tsukasa to create a SEKAI all on his own.

Emu will most likely be the next focus event for this group which leaves Tsukasa to be the last one of the group to get their next focus event regarding their latest story arc. Judging by the latest WxS event A Sorrowful Farewell at Curtain Call, I think we can expect some heavier themes to be discussed later on and perhaps a clearer insight into Tsukasa and his connection with the stars.

TLDR: This boy can fit so much possible foreshadowing in him

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A detail I found in WxS' latest 2DMV and some song lyric discussion

The artist could've chosen any photo of WxS during these scenes. They seem simple enough at first glance: WxS in their practice clothes framed as though they are scenes in a movie.

But they chose these photos for a very specific reason:

They're the same outfits WxS is seen wearing in Rui's first focus event card.

The event where Rui understood that WxS fully accepts him for who he is, where he learned that his troupe mates will do their absolute best to fulfill the vision Rui has in order to make the greatest, most memorable show; the event where Rui was so, so scared that he would lose what he had just gained because he caused Tsukasa to get injured--only for Tsukasa to reprimand him for holding back because of it--Tsukasa then partly blaming himself for his carelessness.

Rui follows a similar dilemma in his most recent focus event: The fear of losing what he holds dear to him due to his actions.

(edit: After a bit of inner turmoil, I've decided to change the lyrics from the fan-translated lyrics I used before into the ones used in producer TUYU's MV for better accuracy and better portrayal of the message they wished to convey)

"Don't let the petals wither or let them fall, the flowers of the bouquet I held close to my heart"

The bouquet represents WxS. Something that only stays beautiful for a short amount of time no matter how hard you try to keep those flowers alive.

"Only this bond we've forged. The one and only"

WxS has been the only group of people Rui has ever had such a close bond with. Letting them go means Rui is left to fend for himself again in a world that may not give him that chance again--give him people that wholeheartedly accept him.

"Reasoning with all the logic in the heaven and earth"

Rui, although his ideas might be strange, follows logic in many situations. He listens to his head before his heart. Judgment over feeling.

"I wonder if it is impossible for these two memories to coexist"

Split between his two choices, he asks a question that seems nearly impossible to be a yes in his eyes. For Rui, it's all or nothing, black and white. Leave WxS to pursue his dream or stay and put it on hold.

"If you touch this bouquet to the flames"

"And reduce all you've ever gained to rubble"

WxS is everything to Rui and for him to let it all go--burning that bouquet would be tragic in his eyes.

"Look back to see all the gratitude teeming"

But then he remembers all those fun times he had with them. Memories that are so irreplaceable because they made him the director--the person he is today.

"Turn your back on the impossible question returning again like the seasons"

No matter what and no matter how hard Rui tries, time will continue on. The sand in the hourglass will continue to fall until it all rests at the bottom.

"All the logic in heaven and earth can't stand up to this bond"

And yet Rui still tries--tries his absolute hardest to keep things the way they are. He gives in to his heart despite his head screaming at him to accept the end. This question isn't one to be answered with logic. And so he asks himself:

"What kind of ending are you wishing for?"

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A very thorough; very long analysis of Tsukasa's latest card.

I first want to preface this by saying thank you to Tsukasa for coming in only 40 pulls. I still have a good amount ready for your next limited!

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This card has made me go insane.

This an exaggeration on my part, but it seems like every time I look at this card I find another detail I've overlooked that just makes me love this card even more. It's an understatement to say that the artists of the Project SEKAI cards put a lot of thought into composition, lighting, and the theme for each set--especially for story-driven cards. So this post will be my in-depth analysis of this card and my personal thoughts and theories.

This post is separated into parts in hopes of this post having some semblance of organization.

Card Artwork Composition

Tsukasa's trained artwork from the card A rush of Excitement shows Tsukasa at the very forefront of the card. The camera is positioned slightly upright--giving the viewer the feeling as though they're looking up at Tsukasa. The art is also positioned at an angle, giving a sense of movement which works to emphasize Tsukasa's pose: A confident stride toward the warmly lit stage. The bright light fills the dim backstage with light. This is further emphasized by the billowing movement of the flag he clutches behind him, the tail of his suit, his bowtie, and his hair. He's giving the viewer a bright smile full of confidence

His card highly contrasts Rui's card Blowing in the Evening Breeze. He's static--sitting farther away from the camera. A barrier separates him from the viewer: a tilted hourglass that he watches with a solemn expression. He's surrounded by clutter and darkness floods the room he's in--only a small sliver of light reflecting against the hourglass and highlighting Rui's eyes.

For Nene's card A Childhood Friend's Gaze, there's more movement (shown by her hair and skirt), but she has a bittersweet smile and is seen stopping to look at a nearby hourglass. The light behind her is similar in color to Rui's: a bright white, unlike Tsukasa's warm yellow.

Overall, Tsukasa's card seems very out of place when you compare it to Rui and Nene's cards in the same set. Additionally, there's a large emphasis on the hourglasses in their cards (I'll discuss more on that later).

I feel like this decision to make Tsukasa's card such is very intentional on the artists' part and was the first thing that caught my attention when I saw them. Rui and Nene's cards have a solemn vibe to them--fitting alongside the plot of the set's corresponding event. Tsukasa's not so much.

It's almost as if he is ignoring the weight of it all.

Background Analysis

Let's return to Tsukasa's card.

Tsukasa is backstage, the warm light of center stage behind him floods a usually dim area with glowing light. This symbolizes Tsukasa's dream to be a world-renown actor and that the steps he takes in the present bring him closer to that light--his dream.

But this isn't an event about entering the stage. It's about leaving--saying farewell. A Sorrowful Farewell at Curtain Call--the part of a show where all affiliated actors bow to the audience and the show comes to a close.

It's strange that this card illustrates the polar opposite of the event name itself.

Now, let's talk hourglasses.

The appearance of the hourglass is especially important throughout the event. Hourglasses represent the passing of time--finite time specifically. They could have chosen a simple clock, but the idea of limited time--which the hourglass best represents--fits perfectly when we think of the future end of WxS. Their time together is limited and their goals--the closer they become--will pull them farther apart.

Rui's is situated behind one, glaring at the large hourglass. The hourglass is tilted, but the sand is still falling representing Rui's wish to stay with WxS longer (hence the hourglass being tilted in an attempt to stop the sand from falling to the bottom). This event focuses on Rui's shattering realization that his time with WxS will end in order for him to achieve his dreams. He'll have to let go of the people who accepted him and back into a world where that situation is not guaranteed.

Nene's card has many hourglasses, but here they stand upright and act as supports for the building behind her, symbolizing her dream. She's somewhat come to terms with the thought of WxS disbanding as showcased in past events (Mermaid Admiration and Island Panic) and can deal with it although with a bittersweet smile. She focuses on the good times she had and the good times yet to come with the troupe.

But take another look at the hourglasses in Tsukasa's card.

The hourglasses are small, upright, organized;

caged.

He doesn't interact with the hourglasses at all--not even a glance at them. He's focused on us, the audience, and the stage ahead. You can argue the idea that he just doesn't realize that his time with WxS is slowly fading away, but Tsukasa is a lot more aware than that. We've seen this shown multiple times throughout multiple event stories. He does know, but he doesn't want to think about it. Ignorance is bliss, after all.

Why sulk about the future if you just focus on the present? Why reminisce about the pain of the past if that doesn't make anyone smile? Forget the pain in those bad memories. Push them away, lock them up and never think of them again.

Sounds familiar, doesn't it?

This is further shown through the flag he carries behind him. We've seen this flag in his card in only two instances. His 2-star and 4-star from Wonder Magical Showtime. These two cards symbolize a great shift in the story of WxS: the formation of the troupe and their promotion to park ambassador respectively. The flag partly covers parts of the hourglasses as though he's involuntarily trying to hide them. The flag Tsukasa carries has been a symbol of WxS since the beginning. It's almost like he's trying to reassure everyone. "Everything's alright. We're still good ol' Wonderland x Showtime!"

Tsukasa has yet to come to terms with the future of WxS and the pain that it will cause him. So he does what he does best: he ignores it and forgets it. He smiles, reassuring us and the people around him that there's nothing to worry about.

But the hourglasses remain unchecked, and the longer Tsukasa ignores them, the more sand that will fill the bottom. They're bound to break someday under the weight, and Tsukasa will be left to pick up the pieces if nothing changes.

TLDR: Tsukasa, sweetie, it's okay to be sad.

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What song is Tsukasa's best alt cover and why is it At God's Mercy? (+ some lyric discussion)

Hirose (Tsukasa's VA) sounds like he sang that song with the biggest smile on his face while trying to hold back from giggling and that mental image keeps me going. He's a gift to humankind and I'm glad he's getting more comfortable singing as Tsukasa.

Also, some of the lyrics sound like Tsukasa's saying his name. For a while, I thought it was done on purpose but nope they just sound like they are!

"Hana o sakasou ookina hana o ten made toduku kurai no!"

(Let's make a flower bloom, a huge one. One so giant it'll reach all the way to heaven!)

When it's sung, it sounds similar to saying "Tsukasa" and "Tenma", how coincidentally adorable! There's also one line where they say "saki":

"Madamade saki wa nagai sa"

(We've still got a long way ahead of us)

This is quite possibly the best coincidence I've stumbled across after listening to it on repeat for nearly an hour.

Anyways, go listen to Tsukasa's cover of At God's Mercy it's great and since no one is talking about it I'll do it myself.

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Quick analysis for the upcoming WxS event. (Spoiler: there's a piano)

Hoo boy. This event caused quite a stir when the teaser was released, didn't it? Who knew the absence of a single 'x' could cause discord for almost an entire community?

That aside, I haven't seen a lot of talk about the song other than it being commissioned from the producer TUYU, but there was something that did catch my attention very quickly: the piano.

Now, the event itself is most likely going to be a Rui-focused event. The mechanical pencil and notebook are pretty dead giveaways. But the significance of the piano--especially after Tsukasa's focus event On This Stage of Dazzling Light does intrigue me.

The piano is heavily associated with Tsukasa even more than it is with Saki (who's now more so associated with the keyboard) and Toya (for obvious reasons discussed his story). I mean, after an entire event focused specifically on the importance of piano for Tsukasa during his past, it isn't surprising.

So for there to be a prominent piano playing during WxS' next commissioned song after the events of Dazzling Lights, it feels...important to a certain extent.

With this in mind, I believe there's going to be some significant event or confrontation between Rui and his relationship with Tsukasa specifically. It's been pretty well laid out that Tsukasa thinks highly of Rui's directing and the same can be said for Rui and his admiration (and perhaps adoration) for Tsukasa's growth as an actor. From Tsukasa assuring Rui and wholeheartedly trusting his directing in It's On! Wonder Halloween! even after getting injured to Rui's heartfelt message about Tsukasa's growth as an actor at the end of On This Stage of Dazzling Light the two have built a strong bond with each other. The King and his Alchemist.

But it's also been stated that for Tsukasa to become a world renowned actor, the most likely decision he will make is to leave WxS to pursue his dream to the fullest. Having to let go of the person who has always willingly gone along with Rui's borderline-insane inventions, who trusts Rui with his life, who gives Rui his 1200%, and the one who took him by the hand and wholeheartedly accepted Rui for who he is...

The thought of that friendship disappearing alongside the rest of WxS probably terrifies Rui to his core after being alone and outcasted for almost his entire life. And with the prominence of the hourglass and falling cherry blossoms (commonly meaning the fragility and shortness of life), this will likely be the story's premise.

But, I do have another thought I'd like to discuss.

Coinciding with this event, I think that alongside On This Stage of Dazzling Light, this event will possibly continue to build up towards a future Tsukasa-centered event. I'm not going to go in-depth with it here, there are many other posts about the complexity and mystery of Tsukasa that are great to read to get a good understanding. But there will come a time when we will finally see the Tsukasa that lies beneath his eccentric charm and loud voice. Where he will be pushed over the edge; the small crack of his facade we saw in the previous event will shatter and Tsukasa will have to face reality head-on, hoping that they'll accept him for who he truly is like he had for them.

TLDR: If there's a piano in a WxS commissioned song, there's going to be angst and even more angst to come.