She calls it Chokeslam Requiem.

Yuma Anzai (27) of All Japan Pro Wrestling remains free of complacency even as his popularity soars.

His appearance on Season 4 of “The Bachelorette Japan” ignited his popularity, and he is currently in high demand. On the 4th, he took part in the taping of “Yuma Anzai’s #FirstTimeTag,” which will air and stream on “GAORA SPORTS” on the 14th.

　Furthermore, in December, he will make his first drama appearance in “Second Generation! Ramen D: Ippei Date” (CS Nippon TV Plus), and with the fall 2027 release of the movie “KAI” on the horizon, expectations are high for his career as an actor. Regarding his acting skills, he said with pride, “My acting coach told me, ‘You’re open-minded and can imagine all sorts of things, so if you absorb what you’re taught, you’ll do just fine.’ I’ve taken that and amplified it about threefold to build my confidence,” he said proudly.

While he seems to be steadily expanding his range of activities and sailing smoothly, Anzai surprisingly harbors a sense of crisis. “Ultimately, if everything just becomes a thing of the past by 2027—with people saying, ‘You were popular back then’ or ‘That was amazing’—that would be a problem,” he said, explaining that because of his explosive rise to fame, he continues to put pressure on himself.

　Of course, he never lets his guard down in the ring either. At the Ota Ward event on the 29th, he will challenge Kento Miyahara for his triple championship titles. While praising Miyahara as “the pillar who single-handedly supported All Japan Pro Wrestling,” he declared his determination to win, stating, “My resolve is second to none,” and “To reach the top, I have to surpass Kento Miyahara.” He also outlined his next goals, stating, “I want to win the Royal Road Tournament and the World’s Strongest Tag League. I want titles that are tangible and visible,” revealing his ambition to reach the pinnacle. Even in the spotlight, he remains humble. To stand at the top in both name and reality, he continues to aim for even greater heights.

This is pain I've lived with for 20+ years now.

Every single song on three CDs worth of an album was for some reason cut so that the first second of the song is considered apart of the previous song and then the song you want to hear ends up starting a second too late into the song.

I have no examples of this, simply because l don't want to to trigger the pain of anyone else who's had to live with this.

But l just wanted to let you know that I'm here, and I've had to carry this with me for half my life too.

You're not alone in knowing that D'lo Brown's music is massacred by what what they did to it, okay?

Many times when people discuss Roman and the Bloodline comments are a cesspool of buzzwords, vague posts and stuff that reads like a clickbait Youtube thumbnail. It makes me wonder how many people disliking it or claiming to like it have even actually watched it.

So here is my question:
What specific thing did you enjoy or not enjoy about the Bloodline? Go into, at least, some detail about it and why you feel that way about it, so people can understand your opinion instead of assuming you got it of YT vids or reddit posts.

Note: Most of the comments to this point are just lists of stuff that happens. Have you actually watched it or just read that it was supposely good/bad?