Shizuka Rin Carries a Relaxed Slay the Spire 2 Climb Past the 10-Hour Mark

NIJISANJI — Shizuka Rin, a first-generation Nijisanji streamer, played Slay the Spire 2 for 634 minutes on a stream titled as a laid-back climb, starting late Saturday and finishing on Sunday morning in Japan.

She opened the run by choosing the Silent, and early on she weighed upgrades while noting she had no knife cards yet. Around the 80-minute mark she took a Strength relic option, said she was leaning toward the astrolabe, and picked up a dagger-throwing card. She then faced an hourglass-themed elite, an opponent she described as a poor matchup because of how it punishes card counts. Chat called a knife-based build a hard fit for that fight.

“I’ll sleep for now, and then maybe do something again around evening.” — Shizuka Rin, signing off

By the two-hour mark the run had turned. Rin said she could win, and chat answered with cheers of victory, praising a ritual event that raised Strength to 8 and a merchant event that followed. A little later she debated which cards to remove, working through how random-exhaust effects behave and whether upgrading a card would let her choose its target, a point viewers helped confirm.

Around 4 hours 40 minutes she faced a fight in which she would have to absorb the opening attacks. She considered throwing a fire potion and clearing two enemies before the next turn. While she planned it, she read out a paid message that raised a question about the sticker feature versus the jewel feature. Rin suggested switching jewels back on, with a dog emoji in chat serving as a signal when the sender wanted to send stickers instead. Chat called it a compromise.

At the close, with rain falling in Tokyo, Rin thanked viewers for the relaxed evening and for the Super Chats and stickers, wished everyone a good Sunday, and said she would sleep and return to streaming in the evening. Chat answered with goodbyes, including “otsurin,” a fan sign-off built from her name.