Vestia Zeta Plays Card and Rhythm Games With Three Hololive Talents in Hololive Dreams

HOLOLIVE — Vestia Zeta spent a 75-minute Hololive Dreams stream on Thursday playing a card game and then a rhythm game with Ayunda Risu, Anya Melfissa and Moona Hoshinova.

The card game took up the first hour. The players kept urging one another to “believe” as cards were taken and discarded around them, and the talk ran to how many cards each had left to play with. By the 38-minute mark one round had turned on how long a player held out. One of the participants described the outcome as a textbook case of greed, and chat piled on with lines such as “greed killing u.” Chat had been telling Zeta to hold back a few minutes earlier.

Near the 55-minute mark the group moved to a rhythm game built around the event song. The players waited for one another to be invited into the shared room, started another round, and played on until one of them called it the last game of the night. Chat cheered a clear around the 64-minute mark.

Before signing off, one of the participants said a new song called “Sore” was out, describing it as short but easy to loop, and said subtitles for the lyrics were coming. Another reminded viewers of an upcoming watch party on an official Hololive Indonesian-language channel. Anya Melfissa said she had a collaboration stream the next morning at 10 a.m. in Japan, 8 a.m. in Indonesia, and that fishing was planned. Chat sent two Super Chats during the stream, and the closing minutes filled with thanks for Zeta.