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Ayunda Risu Pulls Every AREA 15 Card in hololive Dreams Event Stream

The Indonesian streamer spent the two-hour broadcast on the new AREA 15 gacha banner, rhythm songs and event missions.

Ayunda Risu during “【hololive Dreams】AREA15 EVENT LET'S GO !!!!【#holodori #ホロドリ】,” a broadcast that ran 2h 05m. Press to play from YouTube

Ayunda Risu of Hololive Indonesia’s first generation finished a broadcast on Friday by announcing that she had collected every card in the AREA 15 event of hololive Dreams, the Hololive rhythm and gacha game. “We got all Area 15 card,” she said near the end of the roughly two-hour stream, and she took a screenshot to mark it.

Risu opened the stream by saying the new AREA 15 event had arrived in the game, which is also known as holodori. She worked through missions and rhythm songs first, and she told viewers that her second song in the game, “Metropolis,” was now available to play.

“The bond of Area 15. This is it, guys. The bond of Area 15.” — Ayunda Risu, after a run of pulls on the event banner

The pulls began about half an hour in. Chat answered the early results with “Focus banner is a lie!!!!” and, a few minutes later, joked that the rate-up was rigged. Around the 50-minute mark a pull drew a burst of surprise from chat, and Risu said the team could now be built. She then leveled up the new cards and said, “The bond of Area 15. This is it, guys.”

The rest of the stream went to upgrading the team and clearing event content. She worked through the hollow board, finished songs with full combos, tried the event’s fishing activity and returned to the banner late in the broadcast. She said before that last round of pulls that she hoped to land at least one more. When it ended she told viewers, “We already got all the gacha, guys,” and signed off.

Chat ran to about 4,000 messages, mostly in Indonesian, English and Japanese, and viewers sent 14 Super Chats. At the close, one viewer congratulated her on getting every gacha card.

This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic captions and chat replay. Quotations may contain transcription errors; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.

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