Vol. I . . . No. 301 Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Collabs · Halloween · Translated from Japanese

Sekishiro Mico and Shimamura Charlotte Recount a Haunted-House Trip, Then Play an MBTI Quiz

The Halloween-themed stream opened with homemade treats and a Pokémon bread sticker before turning to a quiz on what each personality type would say at an aquarium.

Sekishiro Mico during “【 #にこぷい 】HALLOWEENパーティするぞっ!👻💓【 堰代ミコ / 島村シャルロット 】,” a broadcast that ran 1h 29m. Press to play from YouTube

Sekishiro Mico and Shimamura Charlotte of 774inc spent a Halloween-themed collab stream on Wednesday recounting a day trip with their agency mates to a haunted house, a shoot for the 774inc project Nana Reco. One of them said they had marked haunted houses as an absolute no in a pre-trip survey and were taken through one anyway. Both said they were surprised.

The shoot took the group of eight to Mie Prefecture, a long ride that one of them called more of a trip than a job. Asked whether it was a day trip, one answered that it was, and said that on the ride home some of the group slept so soundly they remembered none of it. The pair kept details of the haunted house itself to a minimum because the video has not been released. Both said they had enjoyed everything else about the day.

“Horror is a no for me. My absolute NG hasn’t changed.” — Sekishiro Mico and Shimamura Charlotte, on the haunted house

The stream, held in Mico’s Nicopui slot, had opened with a greeting and a Halloween menu. One of the participants showed homemade cream puffs and another baked item, to the other’s good-natured complaint that the spread looked more like autumn than Halloween. Later they peeled the sticker off a Pokémon bread and found a poison-and-ghost Pokémon from the Scarlet and Violet expansion that one of them had never seen before.

The second half was built around a quiz circulating on Twitter, in which each MBTI personality type is given a line it might say in front of an aquarium tank. The two, whose types are opposites letter for letter, took turns answering each line as they themselves would. One reply to a question about how a tank’s ecosystem was managed was that the fish were probably kept so they would not eat one another. The exchanges led them to look back on an earlier aquarium visit together.

Chat kept up a running commentary, and there was one Super Chat. When the trip to Mie came up, viewers joked that it sounded like a school trip. The two closed the stream with announcements and the signature sign-off “otsu nicopui.”

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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