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Even though I understand that the live metal and the models are not the same person, seeing fan art like this makes me smile because it makes me think of Zero X, who is like a guardian figure for Van Eir.

"Congratulations! CS regular program! CHOCO's comment at the press conference (well said!) is probably something that all the kids from Akimoto's produced groups want to know. The fans of those groups would definitely want to know as well. #ホワスピ"

The translation of the tweet is: "Whenever I defend Nakai-kun, there are always people who come at me with slander... Are they stalkers? (laughs) They are desperate to make Nakai-kun a criminal and relentlessly attack his supporters. Are you fans of X-ko? (laughs)"

The tweet translates to: "When I looked up the song I have no memory of, it turns out that Yuta Jinguji is producing it again, and the selection has a lot of singing parts for him right from the start. Even though he's not great at singing, it feels off to have this happen consecutively. When someone is this self-centered, prioritizing their own prominence over the voices of the public and fans, it looks like they're using the group for their own benefit. What about entertainment in a group for TOBE, Hideaki Takizawa, and Number_i?"

The tweet translates to: "There are images and comments on the fan book site, and they are so different from the usual tweets that I couldn't react properly on X, but Popona, thank you for your hard work!"

"I'm a fan of the Saitama Wild Knights. Occasionally, I express some critical thoughts on X, but I've never received any strange responses from the players. I criticize because I want them to do their best and hope they can make improvements for the next match, and I believe the players understand that."

A player from Tokyo SG, who was criticized by fans, posted a sarcastic message on X that seems directed at those fans. It's quite immature, isn't it? As a professional player, they should just prove themselves through their performance. Fans are only voicing their concerns because they care about their favorite team.

"I really love KAT-TUN and I sincerely hope they hold a concert for their fans, but the fact that they would perform at Tokyo Dome after disbanding actually has a precedent with X JAPAN (they disbanded on September 22 and performed at Tokyo Dome on December 31), so if they do it, it wouldn't be the first time in history."

Here's the translation of the tweet: "About the Ega-chan incident on Nagano Mei's All Night Nippon X All-Star Thanksgiving Festival③ radiko.jp/#!/ts/LFR/2025… 38 minutes 15 seconds～ - The staff was really considerate. - It was just a surprising live broadcast accident. - I, Egashira-san, and the program don’t want to escalate this incident any further. This will be the last time I talk about it, so fans can rest assured."

The translation of the tweet is: "I think this one is better than the X8 Ultra, so I'm not an OPPO fan."

Thank you for updating your blog, Shuto-kun! 🎵⭐️ It's impressive how you can run so well after eating! You're so energetic! 💪🏻 (laughs) I also love furikake! 🥹💞 I watch a lot of Nika games! 👍🏻💛 I'm not good at English either. 😿 The fans of the co-stars are so kind, right? (>_<) 💘 I'm happy that the interactions between fans on X reach you, Shuto-kun! #Inomata-kun's Hat Team #Shuto Masaki's Blog

The tweet translates to: "Watching the situation with Masahiro Nakai makes me wonder what fans were really seeing in idols. Were they being made to see something? It feels empty. A produced idol is truly a fabrication, allowing a worthless human to stand in front of many people for years, wearing the face of a good person."

Sure! Here’s the translation of the tweet: "It should be okay soon. Congratulations to Kako-chan on reaching 2000 followers! It's because Kako-chan has been working hard as an idol all this time. I look forward to your continued support! I hope more people come to know Kako-chan's greatness and that her fans increase. #ShiroboshiKako"

The current Noah fanbase seems to consist of older guys from my generation, young women, and older sisters, but I feel like there are relatively few young men. I don't think that's the case at the venue, but I want to invite friends and encourage them to enjoy going to see Noah. Also, families and couples too. Female fans, please bring your boyfriends along! #noah_ghc

The tweet translates to: "I've often heard that bands lose fans after going major, but I don't really hear that about X. I guess it's because their passion doesn't change whether they're indie or major."