Kobo Kanaeru’s Holodori Group Hits 113 in Hop-and-Rope, Short of Its 150 Goal
The group then moved through a chase game, a racing round and splash ball, and sang happy birthday to Kobo along the way.
HOLOLIVE — Kobo Kanaeru and a group of hololive colleagues reached 113 in the one-button jump game hop and rope on Tuesday’s Daily Holodori, but fell short of the 150 they had set as the price of switching games. The group then worked through several other mini-games over a 74-minute stream.
After a roll call in which participants including Moona and Risu introduced themselves, one of the players said the group had been playing a lot of rhythm games lately and would try other mini-games for a change. Hop and rope came first. Guesses at the group’s best streak ran from 30 to 91, and the players settled on 200 as a goal. They passed 99 early, reached 113, and then agreed that nothing would change until 150. Several rounds ended early, and the group eventually moved on without reaching it.
The next game had players taking turns as police and catching “heart thieves”, and one match put the five of them against three viewers. Moona drew praise from the others for the play. A racing round followed, and early in it the group sang happy birthday to Kobo. Around the 44-minute mark Raora joined by voice and talked about the guest setup in her basement, where chat had noted from the start that Kobo was playing.
After a team round of splash ball, the players agreed to fit in two more games before ending. The last was a rhythm game that was held up when Kobo’s login collided with Raora’s account and sent both back to a loading screen. The players joked about sharing an account like an internet cafe, got in, and finished the song with a full combo on keyboard. Chat filled with laughing emotes during the mix-up.
Before signing off, Risu said a new song, “Sore,” was on the way. Raora was due to stream elsewhere, and the group closed the session with thanks to viewers.
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This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Indonesian 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.