Hiiragi Emuri Finishes Zenless Zone Zero’s Season 2 Chapter in About Five Hours, Then Drops Her Schedule
The Glitch Stars streamer said she will post no schedules for the rest of the year and aims for roughly three streams a week.
GLITCH STARS — Hiiragi Emuri of Glitch Stars (DREAMERS) played through the first chapter of the second season of Zenless Zone Zero, her first time through the story, on a Sunday-night stream that ran nearly six hours. Near the end she said the chapter had taken about five hours, and the on-screen “Completed” marker came up soon after the last boss battle ended.
She opened by telling viewers she was congested and had been dealing with a migraine, but felt well enough to talk, and set the goal of finishing the chapter that night. The early hours went to the new Suibian Temple base, where she set up shop stock, sent out explorers on timed dispatches and met the area’s new factions, before the story moved into a run of boss fights and cutscenes.
“Starting this week, for the rest of the year, I’m not going to be putting out schedules.” — Hiiragi Emuri, announcing the change near the end of the stream
Chat followed along with story talk and tips throughout. Viewers wrote “CINEMA” over a key cutscene and joked that one doctor character “got his degree from mcdonalds.” Late in the stream she spent time on the game’s recruitment screen, then looked ahead to the game’s next update, which she called 2.1.
In the closing minutes she announced that she would stop posting a weekly schedule for the rest of the year. She cited holiday travel and break weeks, and a health situation that has made it hard to predict when she can stream. She said she plans on roughly three main-story streams a week around her usual 9 p.m. Eastern start, with notifications and YouTube waiting rooms to signal when she goes live, and that she will be off the week before Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving week.
She also said she wanted to watch new character demos and open trading card boxes she has on hand, and that other streams, including members-only ones, could fit in when possible. At the end she raided another streamer who was painting over a trading card illustration.
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