So, I am on mass conversion duties now!
Btw, can anyone give a bit of a resume of what the commentary is on his JO skate? I have heard it so many times now that I'm intrigued beyond 'triple axel' and 'combination'.
Your mother is so cute

How many family members have your converted so far?
The commentators are basically gushing over him without much content (as usual).
The male voice is TV Tokyo announcer (not much knowledge), and the female voice is Junko Yaginuma (knowledgeable but doesn't share much), and Nobu at the end.
The announcer guy introduces Shoma is the "ace of the new age" and that he's a JW champion making his senior debut.
For the most part, they talk about his jumps and how successful they are.
The announcer guy says that this season, Shoma wants to improve his expressions and perform a program where it'll remain in the people's minds.
Junko says that he is a skater who has softness and sensitivity but he has added power to his skating as well so the changes of speed is more obvious.
At the end, the announcer guy says "Shoma Uno, from a season of awakening to a season of evolution! A performance that makes Mao Asada happy!"
Nobu gushes over Shoma's layout and says he must have practice a lot.
Does anyone have a link for a video where Shoma introduces himself with his full name for
this project? If not, as second choice a nice video where Shoma is introduced with full name? Good audio is essential.
I have a video of Shoma saying his name (although it's not an introduction) on my HDD, but i't impossible for me to get it uploaded on YouTube unfortunately.
There is a part where he says his name on the video from SLC where he's pretending to be a backstage reporter (
2:34) but it's not very clear. I'll keep my eyes and ears out for better quality ones.
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An article on sportiva on Shoma:
http://sportiva.shueisha.co.jp/clm/othersports/2015/10/05/post_547/index3.php
I just translated the interesting (for me

) parts. I think most Shoma fans have already heard about his goals and what happened at his first competition so I left them out.
He knew his biggest challenge in the senior field would be stamina but the problem appeared right from the start at US Int'l Classic. In the SP, he tried to save too much energy that when it ended, he had enough energy left to skate to it one more time. But for the FS, he was dead tired in the 2nd half that he couldn't jump properly. He thinks that he has to to go all out for the SP even if it means he'll fall in the first half.
He used to do run-throughs where he'd stop the music and start from the beginning but after coming back from the US, he began to do run-throughs without stopping and the outcome of his training showed at JO.
About having the 2nd quad in the 2nd half of the program, he says he changed it because it was inefficient and not to make it more difficult.
He gives himself 80% for the performance at JO. He didn't think he'd receive such a high score and was happy about it because of his first outing was terrible.
Watching Javi and Patrick practice, he says that their skatings are so smooth and their jumps have width and stability and he wants to be like the top skaters.
What he needs to work on before SkAm is to polish the SP. The music was chosen to broaden his style but he says it's really difficult.