"Yeah? It has been nice. I've met some people I've liked too." Yul gave her a smile. "First time I've had non-Unicorn roommates. Or watched a movie with non-Unicorn either, actually."

He shot the newcomer a curious glance. A very curious glance actually. "Yeah, movie just started. You haven't missed too much. Shinjo Yul." Yul waved to the... samurai of indeterminate family.

"Oh, thank you~" Nara quickly slid into the offered spot, being quite small she didn't take much space.

"Ah right. I'm Nara. Susumu Nara!" she beamed a smile to them all "snacks too? It's a great night then! I haven't watched a movie with people in..." she paused, counting in the air, before frowning "I don't know. I don't think I ever have."

"Ujina Jin, minna-sama." Best to be safe in these occasions. Finally, he managed to re-acquire his companion.

"And this here is Yube. Yube, watch the pretty colors on the screen, it's good for you." Proper parenting technique, check.

"So...are these all Togashi, or?"

“Pleased to meet you, Susumu-san. Matsu Hide.” She offered a polite nod, her attention then turned to Jin. “Ujina-sama, those are Henshin. Monks from the Asako family, I believe. No tattoos! Well, magical tattoos. They could have tattoos like anyone else, though. I have a tattoo.”

"Never?" Yul echoed. "Well, it's about time you did, then." He raised a hand. "Hey, Matsu-san, if you toss me one of the sweet potato bags, I'll toss you another rice cake."

On the screen, the team was coming together for the first time, all of them displaying their unique powers. They were all Henshin, but they'd each focused on different training, so they each brought something different to the team.

Nara reached forward to grab a bag of the sweet potato things so Hide wouldn't need to, tossing it...well, close enough to Yul. It wasn't a good throw. She picked up one for herself though.

"Oooh! Oh dear" Nara giggled "that wasn't great. Just beyond the coach you can see one of the stage hands. Missed in the production room! I remember that happening before."

"Urgh..." Leaning way over (possibly onto Ichika), Yul managed to catch them before they hit the ground. It seemed like he had pretty good reflexes. Straightening, he grinned at Nara, waving the chips.

He chuckled along with her, then frowned. "Wait... you remember that happening before? What do you mean?"

Ichika made a soft sound when he'd leaned into her to catch the bag, surprised as she was. Otherwise she seemed to attend herself to the movie and the conversation as to avoid the admitting anything happened.

“Errr, I still wouldn’t mind a rice cake, Shinjo-san.” She raised her hands up, ready to receive the delicious treat.

She frowned a bit at poor Ichika getting slightly squished, but she seemed to be doing okay. Crane are sturdier than they look sometimes.

"Oh it happened on my show. We managed to play it off as someone nearby but it was just someone who wandered too close to the set who shouldn't be there" Nara explained as she opened her bag of potato chips

Yul held up a rice cake to show her, and then tossed it the same way as he had the first one.



"You were on a show? Really? That's cool." Yul said, his eyebrows going up. "What was it like?"



He leaned back towards Ichika. "So, what do you think of the show so far?" He murmured.

“Thanks, Shinjo-san!” When Yul threw it, Hide caught it just as she caught the last. Sadly, there was no Spider next to her last time, so she gets a bit squished as Hide leaned over to catch the bag in a more dramatic baseball-like fashion.

“Oh! Sorry about that.” Hide turned her attention to Nara.

"I-" she started but stopped, collected her thoughts and looked to the screen as if it might grant her more answers. "I think it's good.. I just also am pretty sure I don't understand the game they are playing at all," she chuckled sheepishly.

"Baseball? It's..." Yul frowned, then smiled. "It's actually really hard to explain. But one team throws the ball, and the other team hits it and tries to run before they're caught."

Yul chuckled.. "I come from a place with a lot of fields, and not much else. You don't need much to play baseball, so..." He shrugged.

"Yea, I mean.. I get it, I.. guess?" she furrowed a brow, "but like, I don't get it.."

Jin eyed the shenanigans going through in the squishing bodies.... and then didn't notice Yube escape AGAIN.

"Oh, baseball is a fun game. We used to play it in the dojo, as it trains your reflexes, fitness and teamwork quite well. I think there might even be a league in the army for it."

He eyed one of the monks extending his arm behind his back, catching the flaming baseball...without turning back. "That is not how one plays baseball though. Technically."

"The show or acting? I can answer eithe-meep!" Nara squeaked as she was a little squished by the Matsu, looking at her for a few moments before giggling.

"It's ok! I didn't think Matsu-san liked couch cuddling is all."

"Yeah..." Yul grinned. "But that's okay. This is one of those movies that you don't think about too much. Just..." He mimed flipping off a switch next to his head. "Turn of your mind, focus on the fun parts. Believe me, I've seen a lot like this."

He waved to Jin. "Hey, you play baseball? I didn't know the Hare did that."



Yul chuckled at the Matsu and Susumu's antics. "Uh, either. Both. Whatever you like." He said.

"Eh, it's a pretty local scene. Fun, but nothing like Crab sumo or Unicorn racing." Or whatever it is that Spider do for sports.

He eyed his monkey continually, just to be sure, but it seemed that the little fella was in hand.

"Ah, an actress that Susumu-san?" He nodded in understanding. "I did not know that."

The Matsu looked to the Spider that she squished with a brow raised. “Couch... Cuddling? Oh, no, I wouldn’t force you to...”

At the mention of baseball, Hide’s attention was grabbed. “Man, back home batting cages were pretty common as well, they really help you practice your swings. Don’t seem to be any here, sadly.”