Today is the day of "Katashiro Reflect" (tweet) ad-lib 3D play featuring Naruse Naru, Sukoya Kana (as doctor), and Suo Sango (as Ayumu). It's based on the TTRPG scenario "Katashiro". I watched it a few hours after the stream ended. Read more
I know Sukoya did "Katashiro Reflect" 3D project and I was interested in it, but this is my first time actually watching it. I think doing TTRPG in 3D is a genius idea, but it's understandably hard to do. I applaud Sukoya for this project. "Katashiro" is a good scenario for 3D as it only involves 3 people and has a small setting/location. It's also pretty short.
It was simple, short, and bittersweet. Sango's acting especially blew me away and Naruse followed her energy well, while also acting great himself (that, I have no doubt, since I heard him voice act before). Depending on how you look at it, it can also be pretty meta, which is fascinating (I only realized this after reading a fan's reaction).
It's a nice send-off for Naruse (and his fans) before he graduates in a few days.
Side note: I'm pleasantly surprised how much I understand this stream and I'm thankful for that. YouTube's auto-translate subtitles helped a bit, too.
Maybe I should watch other "Katashiro Reflect" now, I'm curious to see how others did it.
I know Sukoya did "Katashiro Reflect" 3D project and I was interested in it, but this is my first time actually watching it. I think doing TTRPG in 3D is a genius idea, but it's understandably hard to do. I applaud Sukoya for this project. "Katashiro" is a good scenario for 3D as it only involves 3 people and has a small setting/location. It's also pretty short.
It was simple, short, and bittersweet. Sango's acting especially blew me away and Naruse followed her energy well, while also acting great himself (that, I have no doubt, since I heard him voice act before). Depending on how you look at it, it can also be pretty meta, which is fascinating (I only realized this after reading a fan's reaction).
It's a nice send-off for Naruse (and his fans) before he graduates in a few days.
Side note: I'm pleasantly surprised how much I understand this stream and I'm thankful for that. YouTube's auto-translate subtitles helped a bit, too.
Maybe I should watch other "Katashiro Reflect" now, I'm curious to see how others did it.
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