Shibuya HAL Clears Shiren 6’s Momoman Dungeon, Which Few Players Finish, in a Single Run

NEO-PORTE — Shibuya HAL cleared the Momoman Dungeon in Shiren the Wanderer 6 in a single run in the early hours of a late-night stream, finishing a dungeon the game lists with a clear rate of 7.3 percent. The streamer wrapped up the evening soon afterward, saying the win put them in a good mood but that they were sleepy.

The stream was the fifth in a series titled around viewers helping build the strongest wanderer. Shibuya HAL started by sorting the inventory, then chose the Momoman Dungeon from the list, noting its low clear rate. The run began with a weapon that sometimes turns defeated monsters into momoman, the dungeon’s peach-bun namesake, and a long stretch of choosing what to fuse into gear and what to store in pots.

“A 7.3 percent clear rate, in one go. Yeah, that feels pretty good.” — Shibuya HAL, after the clear

The closest call came about an hour in, when the streamer was caught by a run of enemies and could barely move. They survived with a sliver of health, and chat answered with relief. Later, Shibuya HAL used an online fusion-planning simulator to work out how to expand the number of slots on a shield, then pressed on through large floors and a ninja-filled monster house, where fire attacks burned through some of their items but did not stop the run.

After the clear, Shibuya HAL read through the dungeon’s closing story text aloud, then said the clear rate made the result feel good. A Super Chat arrived early in the stream, and as the stream closed, chat thanked the streamer for the game and signed off. Shibuya HAL said they planned to sleep and return to Shiren later in the day.