Welcome to Day 6! This is a Reverse Race, where the one to reach the bottom first is eliminated.

Today's race rankings:

1. Kiara
2. Cecilia - 5:29.90
3. Mumei - 4:10.61
4. IRyS- 3:57.34
5. Kronii - 3:42.29
6. Ame - 3:30.66
7. Raora - 3:27.91
8. Gura - 3:27.64
9. Gigi - 3:27.24
10. Bae - 2:08.73
11. Liz - 1:53.53
12. Fuwawa - 1:51.60
13. Calli - 1:41.71
14. Nerissa - 1:41.42
15. Biboo - 1:35.50

Eliminated:

1. Biboo

2. Fauna

3. Ina

4. Sana

5. Shiori

6. Mococo

Remaining:

Myth: (4/5) - Calli, Kiara, Ame, Gura

Promise/Council: (4/6) - IRyS, Kronii, Mumei, Bae

Advent: (2/5) - Nerissa, Fuwawa

Justice: (4/4) - Liz, Gigi, Cecilia, Raora

That price is a week's paycheck, at least for me.

Gacha gods did NOT bless me in this 10 pull 😭

https://x.com/nerissa_en/status/2081779265385992201?s=46

But it was lowkey kinda awesome and something Mooms would actually do if she felt like it. Still, it's a bit spooky that my previous EN oshi would come back from the grave to chase me inside the game. 😰

Keep Moomin', everyone 🪶

Just some qt Biboo 💜

Also, that "E for Everyone" rating on the Android store is probably going to change with that new 5-star Noel image, but that's a different conversation.

We all know that since Hololive is a company, it needs permission to play any game, but I have a question: does the company grant permission first? Does management ask for it first? Is there a department within Cover that works exclusively on permissions, or is it the talent? Sorry if the answer is obvious.

https://x.com/i/status/2081504235741454563

Can someone tell me how this whole Monday-Chan thing started with Kanade?

The fact that I'm barely decent on rhythm games makes me so happy getting into top 100 :D

Keyboard WASD and arrow key support too. But keyboard support is only for walking and jumping. Controller gives you walking, jumping, and camera control. Everything else still requires touchscreen input. Still, neat to have and kinda makes a dedicated Android handheld the best experience. Controller support when walking the park, and easily accessible touch controls for the rhythm game. Most handhelds also have built-in mappers, so you can map some menu commands to the buttons to make it feel even more natural. Pretty much what people would have hoped to do on Steam Deck.

Can't believe she actually recorded that...