Tosaki Mimi Joins VSpo’s Role-Packed Among Us to Close the Halloween Event
Extra crew and impostor roles were added between rounds of the final item on the schedule, which ran just under two hours.
VSPO — Tosaki Mimi took part in the closing item of VSpo’s Halloween event, a modded game of Among Us played in rounds with extra roles layered on, in a stream that ran 116 minutes. The participants gathered and greeted one another in turn at the start, and Mimi was welcomed as a stand-in who had come at short notice. Players were also reminded to post their impressions of the day’s relay streams under the #ぶいすぽハロウィン hashtag.
The rule set grew as the session went on. Before the first round, a scientist role that can check who is alive and who is dead was added. Later came an engineer who can use the vents, a guardian angel, a shapeshifter that changes only a player’s appearance for about 30 seconds, and a noisemaker who reveals their location when killed. Further rounds brought an invisible impostor role, an influencer, a judge who can overturn a vote at the risk of being ejected, a tracker, a detective, and a role that dissolves bodies.
The rounds turned on alibis and sightlines. A blackout around the 17-minute mark set off a run of kills and a long argument over who had been where, and in later rounds players traded accounts of which corridors they had crossed, who had last been seen near the vents, and whether a second copy of a crewmate on the map was real. One participant described stalking a crewmate while invisible and striking on reappearing; another tried to use the judge role, only to find that unfinished tasks blocked it.
In the last round, one player who had been refused trust asked for one more chance, then turned on the crewmate who agreed. Afterward the participants laughed over how hard it is to lie convincingly in the game, said they wanted to play again, and the session ended with a group goodbye after the event was declared finished. Chat followed along with laughing reactions through the blackout and ejection scenes, and closed by thanking the cast for the event.
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This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Japanese 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.

