Vol. I . . . No. 296 Friday, October 23, 2026
Talk · Roleplay

Fujikura Uruka Spends 159-Minute Stream in Character as Rebecca, Her Valley Girl Cousin

Playing Rebecca, the streamer welcomed viewers into an apartment, read their messages as if they were guests, and closed by telling anyone watching with children to check the thumbnail first.

Fujikura Uruka during “Valley Girl Rebecca invites you home...,” a broadcast that ran 2h 39m. Press to play from YouTube

Fujikura Uruka of Phase Connect spent a 159-minute stream in character as Rebecca, a valley girl who described herself as Uruka’s older cousin and said repeatedly that the channel was not hers. After about six minutes of music, Rebecca opened the door of her apartment to the audience, scolded them for not knocking and ruled that nobody could call her “Becky” or “Becca.” “My name is Rebecca,” she said.

The evening ran on innuendo and on viewers’ messages, which Rebecca read aloud as though the senders were guests who had wandered in. She said she was wearing a borrowed shirt and a choker, dragged a table in to sit across from the audience and spent long stretches praising her “baby cousin” Uruka as pure and innocent. Responding to a Super Chat that asked how many dates to wait before telling a girl you watch VTubers, she answered more seriously than the bit required: mention anime first, bring up VTubers when the conversation allows it, perhaps on the second or third date, and do not worry about anyone who objects.

“If a girl doesn’t like you just because you say you watch VTubers, that’s a red flag, and you don’t need her anyways.” — Fujikura Uruka, in character as Rebecca, answering a viewer’s dating question

Later she did an impression of Uruka, introducing herself as the violin-playing blue bear of Phase Connect, and sang a few lines while joking that she had inherited no musical gene. From about two hours in she read through a purity-test questionnaire, answering each item in character. She announced a score of 22 for herself and said Uruka’s would be 100.

Viewers sent 72 Super Chats and Stickers, and chat followed the bit throughout. At about two and a half hours a viewer joked about having tuned in with family at dinner, and Rebecca answered by singing “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” and “The Wheels on the Bus,” then asked viewers to check the title and thumbnail before clicking on the stream in front of children. She closed by saying it was time for bed, announcing a raid to another channel and warning that the ending screen might be loud. She told viewers Uruka would be back the next day.

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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