Draki Kona and Atlanteia Sireen Strain Their Throats Over an Hour of Mimic Party

PIXELA PROJECT — Draki Kona of Pixela Project played the voice-imitation game Mimic Party on Saturday with Atlanteia Sireen, also of Pixela Project, and a third participant, and the session ran about an hour. The game had them copy lines into the microphone and then awarded scores, and the scoring and the strain on their voices became the stream’s running subjects.

The group opened by working out the microphone levels. The game needed the in-game mic, and the participants found their voices coming through quietly. Chat joked that the stream, billed as a sore-throat party in its title, would leave everyone hoarse, and one participant remarked that Sireen’s voice had already cracked. Once the first round began, chat noted how loud the game’s sound effects were.

Across the rounds the participants played lines from several question packs, including anime and Thai-film material and a JoJo pack, and they swapped packs in between. They questioned the game’s scoring more than once, asking how it decided on marks such as 99 against 100 or a 69 that beat a rival’s. One participant said they had received a full 100 in a round, and a later round drew a protest over a low score for a line the group thought was close. Chat singled out some imitations as spot on.

By the second half the participants said their throats were wearing out, and chat urged them to rest. Near the end they announced streams for the following day: one at 5 p.m. on Sireen’s channel, one at 8 p.m. on another participant’s own channel and one at 7 p.m. for a year-end plan for 2026. They thanked viewers and signed off to chat’s goodbyes.