Fairouz Ai Returns to "Yo Asobi"! Yu Serizawa Declares "Seki-san is a Great Historical Figure" in a Guessing Game & Maria Naganawa Performs a Mysterious Dance

Unable to watch the three continue getting correct answers, they decided to challenge without genre name hints. For the topic "horse," Serizawa was immediately confused when asked by Naganawa "Is it food?" The two steadily approached the correct answer with "Does it walk on four legs?" "Is it livestock?", and Fairouz once again asked a pinpoint question: "Is it... a horse?" Serizawa excitedly gestured "Press the answer button, press it!" and they got this problem correct as well.

The clincher was when Naganawa drew the topic "Yu Serizawa," and from the opening they made a sudden sharp turn with "Is this person on Yo Asobi?", reaching the correct answer in 16 seconds. At this, Serizawa couldn't hide her surprise, saying "What the heck, Fai-chan!? Your variety show aptitude is insane! Are you some kind of special ability user!?" Comments also showed great excitement with "So fast lol" "Fai-chan is amazing" "This is like a speedrun lol."

■Chaos in the Dance Game! Serizawa Can't Help but Say "Are You a Monkey?" to Naganawa's Mysterious Dance

In the second half of the show, they played "We Really Want to Do This - Rassera Game with Fai-chan!", a new-style dance game using cards.

This was the project Serizawa had been eagerly waiting for, having wanted to try it before but given up. Naganawa, attempting for the first time, was curious but answered with little confidence, saying "I might not be very good at dancing..." Fairouz, who is accustomed to dancing from anime work lives and promotional projects, encouraged her saying "The spirit of enjoyment is most important. If you're having fun, it's OK, OK," and the studio was enveloped in a peaceful mood.

However, when the rules were explained - with detailed changes based on card patterns, color sequences, and such - Fairouz held her head saying "Wow, this is hard!" Naganawa, who lost the leeway to change her choreography, could only do a dance moving both arms up and down, prompting Serizawa's sharp retort: "Are you a monkey?"

While saying "This is crazy!", the experienced Serizawa led the two first-timers, but they couldn't quite achieve the goal of 10 turns, and eventually adopted Fairouz's suggestion to "do it slowly like Noh theater," managing to clear it at a slow tempo.

Fairouz showed enthusiasm for next time, saying "Next time I want to do it properly with music playing." She looked back on the long-awaited Yo Asobi with a smile, saying "It was such a fun Yo Asobi that I ended up wanting to play until morning!"

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