Mitsuba Eni, Hendi and Kamito End a Five-Hour Apex Session With a Champion Win
Playing together as a trio for the first time, the squad took the final match; Eni, who began about 980 points short of Diamond, said she would aim for it next time.
NEO-PORTE — Mitsuba Eni, Hendi and Kamito finished a five-hour Apex Legends session on Tuesday by winning the last match, taking the Champion title over the final squads. Eni, of Neo-Porte, ran the stream as a full party of three; the independent streamer Kamito broadcast the same session on his own channel.
It was the first time this trio had played together, though the three had met before. Eni began about 980 points short of Diamond rank, and early on one of the participants suggested that winning a match outright would be the quickest way to close that gap. They agreed to try for a Champion. Later in the session they noted they had not yet taken one.
“Next time, I’m going to Diamond.” — Mitsuba Eni, after the final win
Between fights the talk ranged from liqueur-filled chocolates to teppanyaki restaurants. A two-shot sequence whose second hit did 187 damage set off a burst of chat partway through, and in the closing stretch a grenade play drew a flood of messages calling the grenade work too good.
In the last match, with two squads left, the trio pushed in with a stack of throwables and finished off the final team. “Ah, good. We won the last one,” one of the participants said as the match ended, and the group agreed it had gone perfectly, helped by other squads fighting behind them.
Eni said she would go for Diamond next time and, asked where she stood, put the gap at several hundred points. Kamito closed his own broadcast first, saying he would eat while watching LTK. Eni stayed on, said she felt she was getting better, and said she planned a daytime stream the next day with the topic still undecided.
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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.



