An amputee dancer could've still been pretty cool. I wish he tried to forge on his own company.

How long has it been since Nana's shown off her fighting skills? Because now's a good time for a showcase.

Tryna decide whether to watch the film or read the manga first. I know I should check out the source before the adaptation, but a two-hour film feels shorter than 38 chapters.

I believe that earning too much money can cause you to lose your soul, so yes, be a starving artist instead!

The fact that we're only getting his backstory now, I wonder if we'll be seeing him again after this arc.

That puffer vest is kind of cute with the dress.

I wanna know what that note in Shizuka's hand in the cover page is saying.

Teleport a train underground!!

What is it that makes the physiques of ballet dancers so different from country to country? Is it the food? The climate?

The part about "losing your real performance" if you focused on just copying someone else's dance, I feel it can apply to other things, too. Copying is a good way to learn, but a true show of your ability is how you make this knowledge yours.

Someone screwed up the typesetting in one of the speech bubbles, but I don't think it was anything important.

After 100(?)ish chapters, we finally see the rest of Natsuki's family. Like, I'm actually shocked that there's anyone else in her family tree besides her mother.

There's nothing wrong with Blanco being a different man, but well, he's not exactly in a healthy state right now.

Blanco is a tsundere

I didn't know you could do ballet barefoot. I guess you don't need the shoes if you don't have to stand on your tiptoes at any point of the choreography.

Time out, time out! Let him put his shoe on properly!!

I guess the high from Natsuki's performance hadn't worn out of Junpei yet.

Wait, so is Red deaf or not?

Honestly, everyone was probably aware by the argument during the school trip.

That was the best Freudian slip ever!