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There's a live stream in between.

I watched it!

The song is so good, the company is blessed with actors who can sing it so well, and it's Lancelot @ Sakuragi Minato who is the one who has built up the most detailed acting so that this production doesn't end with a concert... I really felt this while watching the play and the live stream.

The acting of the receivers is just so good. He connects the acts and the actors together to make a flawless story, but he never oversteps his role as a "supporting" role that supports the main character. It's amazing.

I was simply amazed and impressed by Sakuragi Lancelot, enchanted by Haruno Guinevere's pure voice that was fresh, cute and cool, spent 2 hours and 35 minutes thinking about a spin-off about Merlin and Morgan, worshiped Serika Arthur who exuded all kinds of charm in a triple jump from pure young man to falling into darkness and then being liberated, and then I was completely captivated by Prince Oji Asgard. It was an incredibly enjoyable 3 hours.

There's no doubt that the songs are good. It's a balance between fantasy and drama, and although dragons and wolves appear, the only fantastical element is black magic (to stir up suspicion, change appearances, and make favorite couples flirt), and the rest is a human drama... but (but?) in a speed similar to the third episode of a Korean drama, the main character marries someone he was interested in, loses his father, becomes consumed by hatred, goes into darkness, and alienates his wife, brother, and friends who are worried about him, and yet, just when you think the world is ending because his wife has lost interest in him, he recovers thanks to the words of his uncle the magician and leads an army to fight, so... our hearts that want to sympathize with the main character tend to be left behind. If you sympathize with him. So it's better to have feelings for Lancelot, root for Guinevere, and think about a happy ending spin-off for Merlin and Morgan.

Well, if you only see it once, you'll be overwhelmed by the power of the singing and before you know it it's over, but if you see it multiple times... you just can't help it...

That's how it felt!

Next up was the concert. I actually sprinted from Ikebukuro to Shin-Yokohama.

By the way, this is my favorite shio ramen that I had during the matinee/evening show.







There's a live stream in between.

I watched it!

The song is so good, the company is blessed with actors who can sing it so well, and it's Lancelot @ Sakuragi Minato who is the one who has built up the most detailed acting so that this production doesn't end with a concert... I really felt this while watching the play and the live stream.

The acting of the receivers is just so good. He connects the acts and the actors together to make a flawless story, but he never oversteps his role as a "supporting" role that supports the main character. It's amazing.

I was simply amazed and impressed by Sakuragi Lancelot, enchanted by Haruno Guinevere's pure voice that was fresh, cute and cool, spent 2 hours and 35 minutes thinking about a spin-off about Merlin and Morgan, worshiped Serika Arthur who exuded all kinds of charm in a triple jump from pure young man to falling into darkness and then being liberated, and then I was completely captivated by Prince Oji Asgard. It was an incredibly enjoyable 3 hours.

There's no doubt that the songs are good. It's a balance between fantasy and drama, and although dragons and wolves appear, the only fantastical element is black magic (to stir up suspicion, change appearances, and make favorite couples flirt), and the rest is a human drama... but (but?) in a speed similar to the third episode of a Korean drama, the main character marries someone he was interested in, loses his father, becomes consumed by hatred, goes into darkness, and alienates his wife, brother, and friends who are worried about him, and yet, just when you think the world is ending because his wife has lost interest in him, he recovers thanks to the words of his uncle the magician and leads an army to fight, so... our hearts that want to sympathize with the main character tend to be left behind. If you sympathize with him. So it's better to have feelings for Lancelot, root for Guinevere, and think about a happy ending spin-off for Merlin and Morgan.

Well, if you only see it once, you'll be overwhelmed by the power of the singing and before you know it it's over, but if you see it multiple times... you just can't help it...

That's how it felt!

Next up was the concert. I actually sprinted from Ikebukuro to Shin-Yokohama.

By the way, this is my favorite shio ramen that I had during the matinee/evening show.