4 am thoughts.

Looks Like a Cinnamon Roll, is actually a Cinnamon Roll:

Looks Like a Cinnamon Roll, Could Actually Kill You:

Looks Like They Could Kill you, Could Actually Kill you:

Looks Like They Could Kill You, Is Actually a Cinnamon Roll:

Sinnamon Roll:

So the P3 Protagonist didn’t give a single fuck:

Yu Narukami was this chill ass senpai:

Then there’s this asshole.

He knows she’s there, in the life thrumming beneath the waves like the blood coursing beneath his skin.

He can’t remember the sound of her voice, not exactly. But there are things that remind him: the quiet rise and fall of tides along the beach, the warm breeze sifting through tall stems of sea oats, the whisper of ocean currents when he dunks his head below the surf.

Tfw you don’t realize you got a new bf. 

Except Victor

(and Hiroko)

Minako and the Nishigori’s and Phichit and Celestino all support Yuuri but they’re also absolutely shocked when he succeeds

Everyone at Onsen on ice commented about how it’s a “Yuuri they’ve never seen before”

Minako and Takeshi don’t understand why Victor tells off Yuuri after the skate at regionals

Phichit and Celestino and Yurio are shocked at his high score for his short in China

Chris thinks “he’s completely different from last year” and is also shocked (and pissed off about it)

But why do I think Victor is different?

If you go back to episode 3 when Victor and Yuuri are talking after his demonstration of Eros he says clearly “You have the skills to win, why can’t you make it happen?”

And that line says a fucking lot.

It’s a line that says Victor looked at Yuuri and saw that potential. He knew Yuuri could break his record if he could just get out of his own head. He’s elated when Yuuri does well but he’s never surprised

That why he criticises him immediately after Onsen on Ice and why he’s so critical at regionals. That’s why he says “I would have thought you’d score in the hundreds” and “don’t get too down because I know you can score higher”

Victor sees him as more than capable of getting the scores he shoots for. In fact he expects it

Which is why Yuuri responds so well to his coaching

I have a feeling every coach before has made Yuuri feel like “this is your ability line firmly in average. If you go above it it’s a freak accident” unintentionally by expressing surprise at Yuuri achieving certain things

Victor treats it as inevitable and even when Yuuri does succeed Victor meets him with either “you can do better” or “I knew you could do it”