Instead of being pessimistic about this current situation, enjoy it (Kawanishi).
I heard that the costumes for this year's event are unified among the members, but also have functional gimmicks for the convenience of each player.
Kawanishi:Yes, I do. For example, everyone else's shoes are slip-ons, but since drummers step on the bass drum, I wanted them to have a sense of hold, so I had them wear lace-up shoes. I also have them put laces on the hems of their pants so that they don't get caught, and I have them put pockets on their pants to hold wireless ear monitors.
How did the audience react to your first live performance in less than two years?
Kawanishi:Before Corona, I could feel the excitement directly, and I myself wondered what it would be like to perform live in Corona where you are not allowed to speak. Actually, watching from the back of the stage on this tour, I could feel the excitement of the audience because of their inability to speak, even though they could not speak. I felt that even though I couldn't speak, I could feel the excitement of the audience. It's like a play where you are not allowed to speak out (laughs). After this, I think live shows where you can speak out will explode with excitement.
I see. The customers have to be satisfied with this situation.
Kawanishi:When ABEDON sings out loud in the center, the splash-proof acrylic goes poof, and we laugh. We are not pessimistic about the situation, but enjoy it. That's what unicorns are all about, and I think the audience enjoys that about us.
