- Joined
- May 12, 2017
Hi Shoma fans!
Recently, a lot of Shoma fans have revealed their identity so I too have decided to show myself :luv17:
I've been a huge fan of Shoma's since last season but he first caught my eye when I was watching figure skating to watch Yuzuru back in 2015-2016 GPF (just like Hronop hehe). His 'Turandot' really caught my eyes and that night even though Yuzuru remade history, for some reason it was Shoma's performance that left an impression in my heart. It was my first time seeing him and I really felt his burning passion and power he had for his skating. That magical performance made me feel so warm and powerful and content.
A year had passed and I almost forgot about figure skating but one day on youtube the same video of Shoma's Turandot came about along with his Lavendar performance. That got me immediately hooked. More than anything I love Mihiko sensei's choreography that matches so well with Shoma's style. He really sells his performances and
Shoma's lavendar is of a young man who appears to be chasing something precious but no matter how hard he tries he can't seem to grasp that something. His soul is screaming in pain, as he gets closer to it, that something falls out of his hands and disappears. His last spin is him screaming out of agony - that's how I see it. His spins and step sequence are pure perfection and I love them - they are so varied, so fast, so centred (when he does well!) and his hand movements are so beautiful. Ah, anyway, I feel that Loco and Lavendar are kind of similar in a way because his soul is screaming in both of them.
These were precisely my feelings when I watched that GPF! Yuzuru had obviously a cracking and devastating skate there, but Shoma had something else that was somehow more... humane, I guess. He hooked me there with his cantilever. :eking: TAT's comments helped a lot, too -- she adores him, and calls him all kinds of silly pet names like 'a little one', 'a cutie', 'a sweetheart' and so on.

Both programs of the last season were sensational, I think. I got completely crazy with Lavender -- watched the movie, even bought tons of staff with lavender (like soap, gel, shampoo etc.); and I am a mature man, mind you, not some oversensitive adolescent girl. Not sure what to do with this Winter theme now -- it was so much easier with Lavender, he should have probably sticked to the floral theme.


He's too cute.
My pick is something like 'once lavender, always lavender'. 

And Happy Birthday to an amazing coach. Shoma is so fortunate to be with her.
Wonder what Kanako will wear if she apprentices under them.
