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Events, Anniversary, translated from Japanese

Koganei Niko Marks Two Years With a Singing Stream and a Nov. 28 Announcement Date

She also said a new cover song would go up at 7:05 p.m. after the stream, continuing her habit of releasing one each anniversary.

Koganei Niko during “【 2周年記念歌枠 】二周年だー!!告知もあるぞー!!【虎金妃笑虎】,” a broadcast that ran 1h 13m. Press to play from YouTube
Setlist (13 songs)
  1. 3:31怪獣の花唄
  2. 7:31赤いスイートピー
  3. 11:24花に亡霊
  4. 15:37晴る
  5. 20:24歌鳥風月
  6. 27:14青の朔日
  7. 32:48Anytime Anywhere
  8. 37:01花になって
  9. 40:30ヒカリへ
  10. 46:01永遠のあくる日
  11. 50:44生きるよすが
  12. 55:15シカ色デイズ
  13. 1:01:41星炎

Compiled by viewers.

Koganei Niko of Hololive’s DEV_IS FLOW GLOW marked the second anniversary of her debut on Nov. 9 with a singing stream, and used it to announce that she will hold an event on Nov. 28 that she described as carrying a major announcement. She said the start time would be shared once it was settled and asked fans to put the date in their calendars now.

She opened with “Kaiju no Hanauta” and said she would go nonstop because time was short, moving from one song to the next with little talk in between. Partway through the set she stopped to compose herself, saying she was not crying and that the song was simply too good.

“I’m not crying. This song is just too good.” — Koganei Niko, after tearing up mid-set

Around the 45-minute mark she sang a song for the first time, one she said she had wanted to perform for a while. Later she called the evening’s hardest song, a cover she said was the first one she posted after her debut, one with no place to breathe, and asked everyone watching to join in. Chat filled with applause emoji and nostalgic comments as she sang it.

After that she gave the announcements. Besides the Nov. 28 event, she said a new cover would be published at 7:05 p.m. that evening, a cover of a song titled “Gekko” (月光). Her first cover after debut and last year’s anniversary cover came before it, and she said a link from the stream would lead viewers to the new video. She called the stream’s long run of songs a vocal warm-up for it.

She closed with a final song, said she would keep going at her own pace in her third year and asked for continued support. A second, short stream followed with one more song. The broadcast drew 93 paid messages, many of them anniversary greetings.

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.

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