If there’s one thing that ChocoPro has proven over the past several months, it’s that it is capable of producing excellent matches. From competitive singles encounters to comedic multi-person bouts and beyond, Gatoh Move Pro Wrestling‘s YouTube show has something for everyone. This upcoming episode of ChocoPro will prove to be no different, as it will feature a main event encounter between two of the show’s most formidable fighters. Let’s take a look at what’s in store for episode sixty-six.
神田川のおかげで、ジャンケン初優勝🍫✌️#ChocoPro https://t.co/GmaLOo50X7
— Sayuri Katogi（咲百合） (@sayuri83sayuri) November 14, 2020
Sayuri vs. Emi Sakura
The last time Sayuri faced Emi Sakura, in singles competition, was back in June. Though the future ninpo specialist of ChocoPro put on a solid effort, it was the founder of Gatoh Move that emerged victorious. Since then, Sayuri has developed into a crafty, ninja-like competitor, utilizing illusion in order to become an elusive fighter. Now, several months later, the two will face off once again. Emi Sakura has seen unsteady success as of late under the guise of “Emi Pencil?” Can she start to build more consistent momentum with a win over the determined “Kunoichi” in Sayuri?
Warm caterpillars 🐛🧡❤️ https://t.co/vbkNhPGO98 pic.twitter.com/p6Pp0VDHR6
— Mei Suruga 駿河メイ🇯🇵 (@Mei_gtmv) November 18, 2020
Warm Caterpillars (Chie Koishikawa and Mei Suruga) vs. Tokiko Kirihara and Antonio Honda
Last week, on episode sixty-four of ChocoPro, Warm Caterpillars picked up an impressive victory over Yuna Mizumori and Minoru Fujita, collectively known as Rotten Yahho. To say that Warm Caterpillars have become popular in short order would be an understatement. Mei Suruga has proven herself as a capable tag team competitor, and alongside the high-energy style of Chie Koishikawa, success has been well-earned. On this week’s episode, they will have to face the unique combination of striking expertise with unorthodox comedic antics. Tokiko Kirihara and Antonio Honda may seem like a mismatch, but they may prove formidable all the same.
Yuna Mizumori vs. Baliyan Akki
On the previous episode of ChocoPro, Chie Koishikawa and Baliyan Akki battled the duo of Tokiko Kirihara and Yuna Mizumori. The match concluded when Akki executed the Namaste Splash on Kirihara. Post-match, a worn Akki showed respect toward Mizumori, a Gatoh Move star he has history with. The two shook hands in a show of mutual regard. Given the history in question, it should come as no surprise that these feelings exist.
#ChocoPro 65 – Nov.15.2020https://t.co/Nf7IZoJATH
▼1st match 20 minutes limit
○ バリヤン・アッキ @baliyanxakki ＆小石川チエ @chie_gtmv
（14m26s 片エビ固め ※ナマステプレス）
水森由菜 @Mizm0ri ＆桐原季子 @KiraRi_1104 ✕#gtmv pic.twitter.com/8NJQF3du9B— Gatoh Move / ChocoPro🍫 (@gatohmove) November 16, 2020
Back in season one, Mizumori found herself in a slump. The often cheerful “Pineapple Girl” of Gatoh Move was struggling to find herself. To her, this was made no easier due to the constant encouragement of Emi Sakura. Yunamon became more hostile and one of the individuals caught in the crossfire was Akki. On episode fifteen, they faced off in a heated singles encounter, Akki having to put in his all to overcome the heated Mizumori. There was no decisive winner, however, as they fought to the twenty-minute time limit.
Since then, Mizumori and Akki have become more cordial with one another. While they may not win tag team gold together anytime soon, it’s clear that their feelings toward one another have mellowed over the past several months. Thus, this upcoming ChocoPro main event will be fought based on respect. Following the aforementioned twenty-minute match, Mizumori and Akki have yet to wrestle another singles contest. Who will come out victorious this time? Will “Tropical Yahho” reign supreme or will ChocoPro’s self-proclaimed “Ace” add another victory to his record?
ChocoPro #66 will air on November 19th at 8 PM JST (6 AM EST.)
It will air live on the Gatoh Move YouTube channel for free before being available for on-demand viewing afterward. To support the company, you can sign up for their Patreon, which features multiple tiers, or their own on-demand streaming service linked below. Listed below are the confirmed dates for upcoming episodes of ChocoPro season four.
- #67 – November 22 (10 AM JST)
- #68 – November 25 (8 PM JST)
- #69 – November 28 (10 AM JST)
- #70 – November 29 (10 AM JST)
- #71 – December 5 (10 AM JST)
- #72 – December 9 (8 PM JST)
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