Kanade Izuru Ends Five-Hour Probably Stolen Run With Assets Up About 20,000 Credits
Cash on hand was no higher than when he started, but he called the cyberpunk shop game possibly his favorite of the year.
HOLOLIVE — Kanade Izuru of Hololive’s HOLOSTARS 1st Generation spent about five hours on Wednesday running a black-market secondhand shop in Probably Stolen, a cyberpunk shop-management game. Near the end of the stream he said his cash on hand was about where it had been when he began, but that his total assets had grown by around 20,000 credits.
The stream opened with a detour. Izuru said he was due to pick up new glasses from Zoff after years of buying from JINS, and asked viewers where they shop; chat answered with other chains and with JINS and Zoff themselves. That led to the start of his eyesight trouble: in fourth grade he played MapleStory six to eight hours a day, which he blamed for his glasses. The typing he picked up there, he said, pulled him into online games and internet culture and eventually to debuting as a VTuber. “Those days made me,” he said.
“It might be my favorite game of the year.” — Kanade Izuru, on Probably Stolen
In the game, he spent each in-game day serving customers at the counter, brewing a mushroom-based drug, and watching a police investigation that kept advancing. Around the two-hour mark his standing with the police rose high enough that thieves stopped targeting him and inspections no longer came. Along the way he bought modules and 3D printers to make knives and weapon parts, repeatedly ran out of storage, and added storage cases when he could afford them. About two hours and twelve minutes in, he opened a vending machine selling purified water, which he called the first of its kind in the game. Early on he said the game was possibly his favorite of 2026.
Chat teased his habit of spending the money he had just said he would save. One viewer pointed out that he had said the same thing about saving two hours earlier before buying more equipment, and another posted “Let’s save money -> 236 yen” after his balance dropped. At the 4:33 mark he also asked viewers for body wash recommendations, and chat replied with soap brands and flower names.
Izuru ended the stream just before the five-hour mark, saying he had a collab planned for Thursday and that, if it fell in the evening, he would play this game in the daytime instead. He also said he wished it would come to smartphones and that he would buy an iPad if a faithful port appeared.
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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.



