Sunset lover: “We have a very high level of discipline and a strong desire to win every match.”

Honestly, it’s great. But, you know, our work isn’t done—it’s not over yet. We’re aiming for victory. So for me, it’s just business as usual. I know they’re happy, but they’re not the ones playing, you know? I’m the player, not them, and for me, the tournament isn’t over yet.

I don’t know what I want to say to my family. As I mentioned earlier, our work continues. Once the competition is over, then I’ll be able to be happier.

I don’t really feel anything in particular. We’ll keep playing and winning. Finishing in the top 3 or top 4 is nice, but that’s not where we want to end up. We’ll keep playing and working. We still have two more matches ahead of us, so it’s nothing special.

I think it’s because we work really hard. We have a very high level of discipline and a strong desire to win every match. We live and breathe the game, which is why we’re delivering strong results. But we want more—Team Spirit’s current achievements aren’t enough for us. That’s why we keep moving forward, giving it our all, and working hard.

Our esports athletes are putting in a lot of effort to achieve our goals. And, as far as I can tell, every member of the roster truly craves victory. And I think that’s very important. For example, we have Sunset lover, who has been competing at the highest level for seven years, or SAWO. They are the oldest members of the team and have a tremendous hunger for victory. I think this quality is one of the most important traits that define a professional player. As long as you have the drive to win, you can keep competing until you turn 40. Age doesn’t matter. In that case, you can still compete and still achieve the highest goals.

Our team will make it to the MSC 2026 grand final and take home the trophy with a probability of one million and one hundred percent.