Raora Panthera Takes Down an Axe-Wielding Brute in Bloodborne for Cecilia Immergreen
With Cecilia Immergreen coaching from the sidelines, the pair fixed an input-lag problem and pushed on to the Hunter’s Dream.
HOLOLIVE — Raora Panthera finally beat a large axe-wielding enemy in Bloodborne on Cecilia Immergreen’s stream, after a long run of attempts in which Cecilia called out advice from the side. Chat filled with cheers when the enemy fell, and both talents said afterward that they were already looking forward to a second session.
Cecilia, of Hololive English -Justice-, opened by saying she could not use a controller and wanted to see FromSoftware’s Bloodborne played anyway. Raora took the controller on PlayStation 5, and both described the outing as a blind run. They spent a good while in the character creator, settling on a large head, big arms, thick thighs, pink hair, green eyes and gold-rimmed glasses for an aged hunter they called their granny. Raora picked a pistol and a cleaver as her starting gear.
“Who will be my hands, my brain, my eyes, my everything?” — Cecilia Immergreen, opening the stream
The early fights went to the dogs and the first hulking brute, and Raora took the brute on again and again. Cecilia’s coaching came down to a few rules: dodge toward the enemy rather than away, hit back quickly to recover health, and stop after two or three swings. Partway through, Raora said she felt a delay on her dodges, and the two changed how the game was captured. She said the lag felt smaller afterward, and the brute went down not long after.
With that fight behind her, Raora cleared out a street of enemies, killed a pair of werewolves, opened a shortcut and reached the Hunter’s Dream, where she bought blood vials and a hat for the hunter. The stream drew 17 Super Chats.
Both talents said they enjoyed the session and wanted to continue it soon. Raora said she had gotten used to the game’s aggressive style, and Cecilia said she hoped to play a second part.
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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.







