Tag: Medalist

Medalist Episode 13 Review: Shining Like A Star

Medalist Episode 13 Review: Inori proves that she was born to skate and showcased a stellar performance.

Medalist Episode 12 Review: Tsukasa Is A Beautiful Skater

Medalist Episode 12 Review: Tsukasa proves to Rioh his worth and makes him aware of his mistakes.

Medalist Episode 11 Review: A Good Enough Teacher

Medalist Episode 11 Review: Tsukasa and Inori push each other to be better than their peers.

Medalist Episode 10 Review: A New Challenge For Inori

Medalist Episode 10 Review: Inori will not sit by and let anyone slander Tsukasa.

Medalist Episode 9 Review: Inori Is Also A Champion

Medalist Episode 9 Review: Inori gives a great performance, but she is not the only one.

Medalist Episode 8 Review: Inori Can Not Lose

Medalist Episode 8 Review: Tsukasa is willing to go to great lengths to support Inori, regardless of the cost.

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