Hakos Baelz Discusses Tanya the Evil, Yakuza Games, and Her Chuuni Side
The interview puts Baelz's own account of choreography and virtual-motion limits on the record ahead of the concert, tying the group performance to work she describes as self-directed.
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In an interview ahead of Hololive's 4th English group concert, Serendipity, Hakos Baelz talks about choreographing her own dance sets, including for her song "Snake Eyes," and about the limits of virtual motion. She also discusses her chuuni streak, picking up Cantonese from family and Korean in school, and years spent practicing Japanese. She references Tanya the Evil and the Yakuza games along the way.
Baelz says she choreographed some of her own original songs, most recently "Snake Eyes." She describes freestyle as not her specialty and says virtual motion works differently, with limits on movement. The concert is Hololive's 4th English group concert, Serendipity. On the chuuni question, she says she daydreamed before she knew the term and wanted an escape into her own world. On languages, she credits family for Cantonese, school for Korean and Japanese, and says her Japanese is not perfect but she is getting by.
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