Vol. I . . . No. 294 Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Collabs · Co-op Bombs

Kureiji Ollie, Pavolia Reine and Anya Melfissa Clear Five Levels on New BOMBANANA! Map

The trio’s first bomb defusal on the airplane map took nearly an hour, but later levels fell far faster.

Kureiji Ollie during “【BOMBANANA!】 WE'RE COMPLETING THE GAME!! 【Kureiji Ollie】,” a broadcast that ran 1h 39m. Press to play from YouTube

Kureiji Ollie played the co-op bomb-defusal game BOMBANANA! with Pavolia Reine and Anya Melfissa on Wednesday, working through the first five levels of a newly added airplane map in a stream that ran about 99 minutes.

The group started by choosing the airplane map after noticing that progress had stopped at level 15 and that earlier clears up to level 20 no longer carried over. Players took turns in different roles, including deaf, mute and blind, and had to relay what they saw on each module to teammates who could not see or hear it. The new map brought modules the group had not met before, among them a four-button module, a symbols module and a maze, and early rounds were spent working out how to describe them.

The first bomb was defused about 58 minutes in, after repeated mistakes on a color-and-direction sequence module. Afterward the players agreed to give complete sequences and to name colors rather than directions. Levels two and three followed in quick succession, and a maze reset in level four was followed by a clean run once they began calling out three moves at a time. Level five was cleared at about 1:34, and the group said the map had 10 more levels plus an endless mode.

Chat followed the progress closely, with a burst of cheering at the first defusal and again at each later clear. The stream closed with the players saying goodbye and raiding another streamer.

This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic captions and chat replay. Quotations may contain transcription errors; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.

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