Eunchae slowly but surely solidifying her position as LSF's main dancer.

We love to see it

She's done Gnarly

Like Jennie

Growl

Shhh

Thunder

Go

Loose

And PERIOD

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I'm unsure if there's set position for the group except for Chaewon and Yunjin handling a decent portion of the vocals. I will say Eunchae improved a lot and the group as a whole continues to improve in many areas. You can clearly see they're a hardworking group in how they continue to improve

As for Eunchae I noticed her dancing skills took a jump when she did the like jennie challenge.

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I think the girls have once referred to Eunchae as being the main dancer. Either that or they implied that they personally consider her main dancer.

But i kinda dislike that they all have no set position. If it were up to me:

Chaewon: Lead vocalist, sub dancer, leader

Yunjin: Main vocalist, main rapper, songwriter

Kazuha: Sub vocalist, lead dancer,

Eunchae: Main dancer, sub rapper, maknae

Sakura: Lead rapper, songwriter

How would you delegate positions?

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Honestly, and it's probably the boring answer but I think there's only about 3-4 positions that should be locked in. I think each comeback should have positions for members that suits the song. For example, I think Eunchae would be a good main dancer for a hip hop focused tracks. Then I think for main vocalist Yunjin and Chaewon can swap between main and lead depending on style of song.

I think set positions is only important when the group debuts because it helps people identify members better. Over time it usually becomes redundant except for roles such as main vocalist, main rapper, producer, lyricist, and leader. I think other than that it should be up to the idol in how much they want to stand out for each comeback. It's why I'm a fan of comebacks that plays into certain member's strengths.

Lastly, I'm liking the trend of choreography is working more as a unit. I think synchronization that is happening in recent choreography is great and it makes watching a performance more interesting.

That is not a boring answer, that's actually creative.

I was thinking of something similar back in 2024 when other fandoms were trashing FEARNOTS for eating up the bare minimum during Crazy era.

And I was thinking that a good way the LE SSERAFIM members could improve vocals in a way that's well-rounded is for each member to practice one technique each comeback yk?

So for example, Kazuha focuses on Falsettos, Yunjin on belting, Eunchae on runs, Sakura on crescendos, and Chaewon on sliding, ALL for ONE comeback. And then the next comeback they switcheroo and each member gets a diff technique.

This kinda system is helpful because the techniques allow each member to train different parts of their voice but I feel like it only really works if good resources are available. It worked for my theatre because our vocal coach was good but we also already had strong foundations and know how to properly execute these techniques, so the main focus was really only more on solidifying our abilities.

It also would work if the songs they sing are in their range (SouMu, im looking at you) + actually require usage of said techniques that are being practiced.

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Sakura should get Center and Visual too! but i don't know if Lesserafim even have an unofficial center or they all rotate, but Visual definitely!

I actually dislike visual positions.

If all members cannot have the visual position, then I'd prefer there weren't a set visual in the group.

But she definitely could be center, though.