Isaki Riona and Three Tribemates Beat a Jungle Cave Boss on the Hololive ARK Server
Earlier in the 155-minute stream she tamed her first crocodile-type creature and joined a dive for a seabed artifact.
HOLOLIVE — Isaki Riona of Hololive’s FLOW GLOW led a four-person tribe party through a lava-filled jungle cave and defeated its boss on Monday during a stream on the Hololive ARK server, the #ホロARK event. The group collected loot crates after the fight and walked out of the cave together.
The stream began with Riona saying she had napped after a singing lesson and was in a dreamy mood. She then prepared with her tribemates for a long day: gathering grappling hooks and gear, and taming a large crocodile-type creature, a Deinosuchus. After a few failed attempts with smaller creatures knocking her off her mount, she tamed a level-90 female and named it with a fish theme.
“I’d say I got to where I can handle ARK’s character controls.” — Isaki Riona, after the cave run
The party then dived to the seabed for an artifact, only to find a swarm of squid guarding it; they fought through and left with the artifact. Riona said she is uneasy about open sea but fine in pools and aquariums. Later the four entered the jungle cave with Pyromanes (fire-breathing mounts), poison and bug-repellent supplies and a stock of grappling hooks. Getting through took a long stretch of lava, sticky terrain and bats and spiders, and the boss itself fought with a crowd of attacks before falling.
Afterward Riona said her goal had been the solo trial caves and she was now looking for a new one. She said she may join a final-day tribe event if timing allows, and that the second anniversary of her debut is close, with a live segment on the day that she and others have been rehearsing for. Her next stream is a long-awaited collab at 8 p.m. the following day. Viewers sent 23 Super Chats.
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