Vol. I . . . No. 297 Saturday, October 24, 2026
Games · Bloodborne · Translated from Japanese

Hyakumantenbara Salome Takes Down Three Bloodborne Bosses in One Stream

After losing to Roma the day before, she won the rematch about an hour in, then added Amygdala and the One Reborn before the night was out.

Hyakumantenbara Salome during “おブラボ#9 ✦ ビルゲンワースラグビー部 Bloodborne をお嬢様(一)がプレイ ✦ 壱百満天原サロメですわ~,” a broadcast that ran 4h 53m. Press to play from YouTube

Hyakumantenbara Salome beat three Bloodborne bosses in a single stream on Saturday: Roma, Amygdala and the One Reborn. The Nijisanji streamer’s broadcast ran nearly five hours and was the ninth in her Bloodborne series, which she themed around a rugby club of Byrgenwerth students, with Roma cast as its manager.

She opened by showing off the 400 blood vials she had farmed before the stream, a job she put at about four hours, and said she had already spent points on stamina and skill. Her voice was raspy in places from a throat illness that had dragged on, which she asked viewers not to worry about. Roma had beaten her the day before, and she said she wanted the rugby club down that night.

“Stamina never lets me down.” — Hyakumantenbara Salome, after the third boss

She called in two non-player hunters, Damian and Henryk, for the Roma fight, but said she was swamped trying to watch the boss while dodging the small spiders around it. At one point she half-joked that she needed a camera wipe of Roma on screen to keep track of it. She named Roma’s vomit attack the most infuriating thing she had met in the game so far. About an hour in, she landed the win, and chat filled with applause. Super Chats of congratulations followed.

The next few hours went to exploring: she ran a corridor of fire beams, fought off hostile hunters and found a route to Amygdala. She died repeatedly to it, switched to an axe after testing her weapons on its body, and beat it at 3:34 after it entered a second phase. She spent her saved vials on vitality, then took on the One Reborn, a boss attended by bell-ringing figures who healed it and fired down on her. Her fix was to knock the attendants off the platform and fight below. She said partway through that she doubted she could finish that night, but she pressed on, and the boss fell at 4:44. She said she had settled into a style of fighting without locking on.

Viewers noted it was her third boss of the day. She spent her remaining vials on strength and stamina, and ended the stream by looking over a room of statues, where a figure was waiting and a baby’s cry could still be heard. She said she planned to continue next week, probably from Tuesday on, since Monday was unlikely.

This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Japanese captions and chat replay. Quotations and chat messages are translated into English and may not be exact; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.

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