Yuzuki Choco Walks Roboco Past a 1.2 Million-Point Wall in Hololive Dreams
Choco’s tip about unlocking the board for characters outside the lineup helped Roboco clear the rhythm stage, and the clear filled both talents’ bingo cards.
HOLOLIVE — Hololive’s Roboco cleared a rhythm stage that had blocked her progress in the mobile game Hololive Dreams on Wednesday after Yuzuki Choco, a 2nd Generation member, walked her through a character-board strategy during Choco’s stream. The clear came about an hour into the 88-minute broadcast, and Roboco said afterward that she had made it through at the last moment.
Roboco opened by saying she had been avoiding the stage, which required a total unit score of 1.2 million, while Choco had already beaten it. Choco told her to unlock the green cross on the board for every character not in her lineup, which she said raised all of a character’s parameters by 5. She then had Roboco spend her leader and lineup characters’ points on red and blue squares and unlock the remaining characters, among them Corone, before trying the stage.
Roboco’s score stayed short of the target for a long stretch. She sold items, searched the event shop for upgrade materials and spent coins on a reset, saying at one point that she was close to 960,000. She finally squeaked through on a hard-difficulty attempt, and Choco and chat cheered the clear.
The clear also finished Roboco’s entry in a Hololive Dreams catch-of-the-day bingo event, which a chat member raised just after the clear. Choco found that her own card was already complete. The two then wondered aloud what kind of fish they would be in the game’s fishing mode, and Roboco suggested she would turn into a rare gear. Roboco later spent her saved free gems on a ten-pull in the gacha, which ended on the minimum guarantee.
The stream drew 1,631 chat messages and two Super Chats. Near the end, the two signed off to get to ARK, another game, and to finish assignments.
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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.