Shiina Yuika Rates Cheating Scenarios on a Popular Checklist and Lands Near 100
The Nijisanji streamer scored dozens of situations with a friend of the opposite sex, then compared her total with other talents’ results.
NIJISANJI — Shiina Yuika spent most of a two-hour *zatsudan*, or chat stream, on Tuesday working through a popular “cheating judgment” sheet, a checklist that lists everyday situations involving a friend of the opposite sex and asks how much each would bother a partner. She added up her scores near the end and put her total at around 100.
The stream opened with Halloween talk, the thumbnail and new merchandise, then turned to the recent Overwatch tournament she took part in. She said she had played only on and off before it, praised her teammates for helping her through an unfamiliar game, and said the loss left her wishing she had had one more month to practice. She also recalled the end of service for Pokemon Unite, announced for March.
“Even if I’m hot myself, I would never lend it.” — Shiina Yuika, on lending a jacket to someone who looks cold
About 40 minutes in, she put the sheet on screen. She shrugged off lunch or dinner with a friend and gave a firm no to a daily LINE chat, a late-night call or asking a friend for romantic advice. Giving a stranded friend a ride home or looking after a drunk friend counted as plain kindness to her. Lending a jacket to someone who looks cold did not: she said she would not do it even if she were hot, because asking for it back later would be awkward. When the sheet reached a friend saying they could not meet right now, she said the kindness ended there and named the point a “fool line” for anyone who fails to notice.
After tallying her answers, she compared the total with results other Nijisanji talents had posted, noting that people near 100 should share her values and remarking on how differently others scored. The talk moved to what couples should do when their scores differ, and she settled on meeting in the middle: both sides have to learn what the other finds unpleasant and adjust.
Chat filled with commentary on each item, and the stream drew 19 Super Chats and Stickers, many thanking her for the talk and the sheet. She signed off by telling viewers to keep warm and said she would be streaming again the next day.
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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.