Dive!! Page #4

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Stretch it.

Relax.

The first half is over.

Okitsu leads the ranking.

Only the top 3 divers

stand a chance to get

more than 500 points.

Chairman.

Well, hello.

I didn't expect you to let

Yoichi Fujitani compete today.

When your grandfather

and I competed,

opposing the Federation

was unheard of.

We did as told.

Eager and devoted.

But we won no medals.

Maybe those boys...

I haven't lost hope.

But I won't compromise.

500 points. Not a point less.

Alright!

Good!

Very well.

Fujitani will aim for the top

with a difficult forward dive.

Fujitani?

He has fever.

He felt responsible

and practiced till late last night.

I should have noticed.

He was close.

A careless dive.

Not good.

He messed up.

It's the pressure.

Exactly.

Next is Sakai,

third in the ranking, but...

Something's wrong.

He isn't on the platform.

What happened?

What is he doing?

What happened?

Why? Why?

Is he OK?

What happened?

Can you dive?

I'm fine.

Tomo!

Go!

Next, Sakai. 305C, DD 2.7.

With this splendid dive,

Sakai still has a chance to win.

The sixth dive.

It's the last one.

Shibuki.

Free dive. 101A.

DD 1.6. Shibuki Okitsu.

He has reduced the level.

A simple forward dive.

Swan dive.

The swan dive was

his grandfather's specialty.

But with such a low level,

he needs top marks to get

more than 500 points.

The dive has to be perfect.

Watch me, Grandpa!

10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10.

Score:
. 48.00.

Total score:
. 500.05.

He did it! 500.05 points!

The swan dive brought him

the first 10 mark so far.

Shibuki, you're just like

your grandfather.

Next is Yoichi Fujitani.

Current score 402.85.

He will perform a 3.5

turn back dive.

207B, DD 3.6.

Yoichi Fujitani.

What's wrong? Are you OK?

Yes.

Something is wrong.

He must dive now,

or he'll be withdrawn.

I can't watch it.

It's not good.

He'll get no points.

Oh, no.

Quiet please!

My son will dive.

Score:
. 97.20 points.

He did it! Fujitani too broke

the 500 point mark.

It's a draw.

They both made the cut to join

the Olympic team.

Are you OK?

Thank you... Dad.

Yoichi...

And last, Tomoki Sakai,

with a higher level

for his final dive.

A 4.5 turn jump.

Few are the divers who can

perform this jump.

It's a real challenge.

Can this young talent realize

his dream?

Tomoki Sakai, 109C, DD 3.5.

Look at it.

The view that only you can see.

I can break the limits!

Dive!

Overcome!

Reach!

I saw it!

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