"You're on," Shiranui responded, taking his side of the stage. Zoro got into a fighting stance with a stoic expression and Shiranui knew Glacé was not a foe to be underestimated, being a descendant of his own Mewtwo.
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Shiranui entered the stage as a J-pop track started playing. An illusory backdrop was conjured of a traditional historic Johtonian village compliments of Zoro. As Shiranui started singing, the Zoroark started scrawling graffiti around the backdrop in what was a re-enactment of a certain ninja anime's pilot episode.
Throughout the song, Zoro was showing off various mudras that formed the kuji-kiri in a demonstration of some of the jutsus featured in said anime. When Shiranui got to the outro, Zoro finished with the classic Shadow Divide Technique that Pokémon researchers would call Double Team using the same mudras the blonde protagonist used.
Cheers erupted from the crowd and a few of them gave Shiranui and Zoro a standing ovation.
Throughout the song, Zoro was showing off various mudras that formed the kuji-kiri in a demonstration of some of the jutsus featured in said anime. When Shiranui got to the outro, Zoro finished with the classic Shadow Divide Technique that Pokémon researchers would call Double Team using the same mudras the blonde protagonist used.
Cheers erupted from the crowd and a few of them gave Shiranui and Zoro a standing ovation.
Condolences for your dad.
Shiranui looked over at the crowd, who started chanting, "Encore!"
"I'd hate for the people who came up here to the highlands of the Crown Tundra to be disappointed," Shiranui responded, "Fuyu-san, let's give them another round!"
"I'd hate for the people who came up here to the highlands of the Crown Tundra to be disappointed," Shiranui responded, "Fuyu-san, let's give them another round!"
Shiranui and Zoro took their places on stage and bowed in greeting to each other at the cue of a gong. Taiko drums started playing as they stared each other down and when shamisen music started playing they started showing off their ninja training with Zoro providing the illusory backdrop. Their dancing and sparring was reminiscent of kabuki theatre with Shiranui showing off his skills with various weapons and Zoro doing similarly with his claws and illusions.
A pair of smoke bomb explosions appeared on stage, signalling Shiranui and Zoro's entrances as the smoke cleared. Shiranui was sitting in the fudoza position while Zoro was concealing his claws within the sleeves of his outfit.
In Shiranui's dressing room, he and his Zoroark, Zoro, were preparing for their performance. Zoro was annoyed at having to physically wear clothing as opposed to wearing illusory clothing. "Sorry, Zoro, but the Showcases have rules against the use of the Illusion ability to fake the Pokémon's outfit when they're not otherwise wearing one," Shiranui explained. Both he and Zoro wore traditional ninja garb with the Zoroark's claws looking like blood-soaked tekko-kagi.
"Now if you guys will excuse me, I have a performance to rehearse and time is short," Shiranui finished before leaving for somewhere secluded.
"Nobody likes a helicopter parent," Shiranui added.
"King of Galar way back when, god of bountiful harvests, depicted on the statue nearby…" Shiranui listed in an attempt to jog Peony's memory.
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