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The Star Troupe will open on June 18th (privately reserved for Ikebukuro Bank)...

I have no words for those who missed the show, but for the time being, I'm really glad. I can hear the applause at the opening...

(And by the way, Shichizu-chan has a sponsor❣️ The Star Troupe has a line of sponsors, which is amazing. Even though most of the people are from different troupes, I can feel the expectations of the theater company.)

Well, after making it through the final performance of the Cosmos Troupe, I was a shell of my former self working from home the next day.

While praying for a safe opening for the Snow Troupe next week, I'd like to leave behind the silly "What?" I felt during "Casino Royale" at this time.

Seriously, it's really about this time! But I recently realized that I'm the type of person who feels this way. I can't write a report faster than anyone else because my blood circulation is too poor.

① What did Zweistein do in the end?

Wakasho Rikku gave us a long (it felt like it was up to three verses) explanation song with all his heart. It was a wonderful performance.

But… he, the doctor, has absolutely no involvement in the story, yes, completely. Not even a micron.

The existence of Zweistein was a symbol of Casino Royale being stretched out… sigh.

(Of course it’s not Rittsu’s fault! ← I say this loudly)

② Delphine, a bothersome woman

While escaping a maze that may be impossible to escape from, Delphine sings out of context,

“Why did you and I meet?”

What time is this being said?

Going back, on the balcony she suddenly says,

“I wonder if dolphins fall in love too.”

I’m impressed that he decided to go to the Congo. Oh, maybe he still thought of Vesper as his wife?

③ Ju-chan’s line that made me go “Wow” on the first day

Maison d’Amour is in uproar when SMERSH breaks in. From the stage, Tensai Mineri calms the audience by saying, "Everyone, it's okay, there's no problem!" (← roughly speaking). Ah ????

Haruno's Sakura-chan's "I've been trained too!" also reminded me of something different, sorry.

④Is it British, American, or French?

She says Britain, America, and France. Koike-sensei is pretty mixed up.

I mean, British, American, and French are written languages, aren't they? How are they as lines?

Also, when she says "people!", I think Kiki-chan is a samurai, and after she criticizes her subordinates by saying "they're pathetic," she says "they're pathetic" again within a minute... She should say it differently, it's a play.

(It's not Kiki's fault)

⑤ The title of Grand Duchess

I saw it about five times at the Grand Theater (I'm not very good at hearing), but didn't Yurika call Delphine "Her Majesty the Grand Duchess"?

In Tokyo, it sounded like she casually called him "Her Majesty the Grand Duchess"... but.

Well, Koike-sensei made this work with the intention of making it enjoyable for the graduation and not making it too sad! I'm very grateful for that.

But it feels like he didn't even proofread it (lol)

Even though I complain, I'll never be able to see it again. That's what it means to graduate...

Sorry for this very irrelevant story.

The only way to recover from graduation loss is to go to the theater, so I'm looking forward to the opening of the Moon and Snow troupes.