He then generously offers MJ another chance, if he wants to of course, also depending on how he’ll beg for it. Shun takes the entrance leisurely but gains enough height to dunk the ball. Like, he just made fun of Muro only to fail himself? Shun doesn’t let the chance to rub salt into his wound, saying how uncool that was. His members in the studio are in disbelief. Speeding up into the trampoline and bouncing up with a force, he hits the ball onto the rim and goes tumbling down. And although the host is usually the one who suggests the one-shot challenge, this time it is the opponent. As Shun argues, the jump’s quality is dependent on where you land on the trampoline, which Jun shoots down as an excuse. The points for this match are the same: step on the trampoline to launch the jump, spread the legs midair then dunk the ball with one hand. Trampoline Dunk looks easy, but as seen from the replay of Muro’s hilarious attempt, it may not be the case. I wonder which ones he chose that made him do kickboxing in preparation… turns out, it’s Trampoline Dunk and Jump-sliding into Car Seat. Petty or adorable? Jun: “It really is a revenge, huh?” He especially requests to do the matches that Muro did and lost in. (I actually expected him to come for Gintama 2, but the sooner the better.) But that’s not all. Despite having no gig to promote at the moment. So, Muro is the common thread in this corner, as well as among the besties, it seems? Toma copied Muro’s opening VTR for his second battle, and now this. Also, doesn’t he resemble Aoki Munetaka - aka Jimi ni Sugoi‘s Tako - with this hairstyle?)Īnd what’s even better is he comes to avenge Muro.
(Why OG and not OS, only Shun knows the answer. After entertaining Toma, Muro, and even Suda on Jun’s Shiyagare corner, the next name that everybody has in mind and looks forward to be his opponent is most likely Oguri Shun.
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