Vol. I . . . No. 302 Thursday, October 29, 2026
Games · Apex Legends · Translated from Japanese

Kurumi Noah Ends a 161-Minute Apex Legends Stream With a Champion Finish

Playing as Wraith, a character Noah said had rarely been a pick, the VSpo streamer won the last match of the session and signed off to eat dinner.

Kurumi Noah during “【 APEX 】ぼっちちゃん【 ぶいすぽっ!胡桃のあ 】,” a broadcast that ran 2h 41m. Press to play from YouTube

Kurumi Noah of VSpo closed an Apex Legends stream on Thursday with a Champion finish. The win came at about the two-hour-and-37-minute mark of a session that ran 161 minutes, and it was the last match of the stream.

The session was a long run of matches with squadmates. Noah had said the season was nearing its end, and about two hours in remarked that a good Champion finish would take the rank to Diamond 2. Later in the stream Noah switched to Wraith, saying the character was fun and that the ultimate charged very quickly. Noah added that Pathfinder had long been the usual pick, so time on Wraith was short.

“I finally got it. Phew, I’m tired.” — Kurumi Noah, after the win

Viewers noticed the change. Chat reacted to a close exchange around the two-hour-and-eight-minute mark, and again when Noah took a fight against two opponents around 2:18, with messages like “1v2 win!!” and a burst of “nice” emotes. When the Champion banner came up, chat filled with congratulations, and the stream drew 11 paid messages, many of them marking the win.

After the match Noah thanked viewers for staying through the end, read out the Super Chats, and said Apex might be on the schedule again in the evening but that it was not certain. Noah then said it was time to rest and have dinner, and told viewers to do the same before ending the stream.

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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