Noel Amazed When Subaru Explain How Lamy Can Improve Her Dancing Skill and Maintain Her Stamina

[@theonlymegumegu]

"if i don't try hard i can't see their smiles" dang, sasuga taiyou shojo

[@fadelpw511]

Subaru really showing her anime MC spirit

[@yetijunior]

“I just picture the fans’ smiling faces” Noel: You mean like me right?

[@pixelpastiche]

This combination of Lamy, Shuba, Noel is actually really enjoyable because they are all really earnest in their own ways, but also have this goofy vibe throughout.

[@Vernnell]

That's why she shines brighter than the sun.

[@deanthomas2305]

Mental! Physical! Power!!!

[@amnesiacalibis]

Justin!

[@time_to_teaparty]

Subaru is really an amazing, a really true idol and a really good person. Her heart is in the right place. I really admire her for her strength.

[@izzadk86]

I really feel like people tend to underrate Subaru as an idol due to how goofy she is on stream or in collab

[@zgamer200]

Shuba-Might: An idol... Has so many smiles to protect in this world!

[@RejectHumanityReturn2Monke]

Subaru's energy in dancing is simply amazing, especially during her medley performances in the past couple Fes.

[@MeguminZaychik]

Sasuga my idol 🦆

[@ปัณณธรประชากุล]

Even though I am a 35P, I do think that Subaru is the single person that fit the term "Idol" the most in Hololive. She brought both inspiration and motivation not only to her fans but also her peers, It's no wonder that she might be the member that other Holomems has as their Oshi the most.(Bae, Noel, Bancho and Su for example)

[@yodawgzgaming4416]

Subaru's Bankai: dancing 3 songs in a row 😤

[@Raxerm]

You could alter nothing about her character and slap Subaru directly into Dragon Ball and she'd still fit right in.

[@blackoutnine]

SHUBA GRINDSET

[@vieronna]

That was the sweetest, most idol-like, and most muscle-headed thing I've heard.

[@-grumpygold1155]

oh god the sun is too damn bright

[@SWIFTO_SCYTHE]

Lamy-chan is an idol 💙

[@Makkushimu]

Just a tip for those who're going through a similar problem, something I've heard from ballet dancers is to repeat one move that's especially difficult within the choreography until your body gets used to it, and then do the choreography in parts by "walking through it" until you arrive at the difficult part(s). Then, once you start getting them down, you can start doing the choreography in parts with full intent, eventually doing the entire choreography at 100%.

[@Nyperold018]

It makes sense... since you're using the muscles you use for dancing when you dance, you're also training them then... whereas if you just do exercises, you might not be hitting the right ones if you don't know what to hit and how to hit them.