Gosh, what a character arc for Korone. From shy doggo from debut, to getting weepy about not collaborating with new friends from outside Hololive. Korone sure is one of a kind.
It was the viewers idea to have Karubi invite Shuto to play the cow minigame with her(as a date) but viewers told SHAKA they were playing without him and he was pissed off and try join them as well. So they end up calling everyone.
Jesus. Life has been busy and today I saw Korone hit Platinum and wanted to relive this moment again. Seeing this and then reading up on it... man... 32 years old. RIP Nanai. You were an amazing announcer and coach and hell even friend to Korone.
@@zachq9005 it was so unexpected it didn’t seem possible. He had just been at Evo a few days prior playing in the Idol Showdown tournament and saying he’d show up at the next major. He’d be proud to see what an influence he was on Korone and others.
Things like that seems for extroverted people i guess That seems a thing that stops Aqua from actively participating from Apex tourneys and stuff, like what Towa, Matsuri, and most of Nijisanji and VSPO does
@@odakidakida9193 ...okay? Like, I'm an IRL introvert but can come out of my shell a bit with the benefit of a pc mic and not having to be face to face, but more than that, your oshi isn't here man. What's the... what's your point? Also I kind of understand your comment I THINK but I don't think you're being as clear as you think you are if you re-read it.
I love how Kanai was still coaching Korone at the start even during the chaotic party game matches lmao. Also, they started calling Donpisha the "cow king" later cause he (or maybe it was Guile's kick being too good!) was the best at turning back the cow. And they invited Kazunoko to join them too btw, he wasn't the only one left out lol, but, you know, he's a family man, he can't be going to an after party at 2AM! And Idk if it was clear in the video, but the rule (that they set themselves after a few matches) was to not hit each other during those "knockdown matches" (you can see there's no life bars, only a life bar that gets used up when they get knocked down), so Korone really was going "oh sorry!" again and again while unashamedly breaking the rules lol. But, man... They had a few practice matches before the tournament, the whole ass hours-long tournament to play in, then watched the rest of the tournament together after being eliminated (at this point they were like 8 hours in or so) and they still wanted to have an after party later. This is how you know you got a great group of friends.
It's a crushing thing as a fighting game player to see Korone's frustration at her losses; we've all been there where you try your best and shit goes south...followed by her teammates being like "yo you wanna play some more?" It's just a game at the end of the day, and after a loss, you can just have fun with your friends and vibe after. It's wholesome as hell to see Korone love SF6 so much to feel the weight of the loss, and then just _have fun_ afterward with her newfound friends. It's a great sign for her future as a fighting game player to bounce back like that. Good fight, doggo. You did your best!
I’d never heard of Karubi before this, but she’s so cool. Helped Korone when she was extra nervous and came in clutch with her matches. As an old fighting game fan and a Hololive addict this event was incredible.
She did participate in that big streamer Rust server a bit back, but I don't remember seeing too many clips aside from her hassling Laplus or something, lol.
So glad Karubi came through to raise everyone's spirits. That after-tournament session seems so relaxed and fun going by this video, it really felt like hanging out at a party even as a viewer.
Hell if Karubi got a win that's good enough for me I dont do the twitch as much but if I did I'd definitely be a regular of hers her laugh and support she provided to Korone won me over
@simulationkoyo She won 1 from 3 matches, it's just not a best result I gotta say, I think 1 of her team won 0 from 3 matches...but what can I say is I can't really blame them If you know all the tournament participants, your eyes is 100% gonna be looking at Korone team because you'll thought "What tf are they doing here? Are they can compete at all?" Her strongest team player Donpisha is a Plat up against a giant sea of Diamond and Masters, Shaka probably has the least fighting game experience than his other 3 enemies, Karubi just reach gold and still have trouble at Guarding, and Korone literally a stray JP that never appear at stage at all I honestly one of the person that doubt them asking like "Why CR invite them like surely there's better player out there?". But that doubt completely gone when I watch her team 1st scrims against Daigo team
Its a team tourney, the existence of someone else to encourage and help you notice bad stuffs helps a lot, you should play more fg and enter team tourneys 😊
@@FuMiO02110 They invited her because it wasn't entirely about getting the best players. It was for fun and Korone has a very big fanbase so it got more eyes on the game as a result. That was the purpose of this tournament, not to get a bunch of pros together.
@@SaveMeXenu Yeah like I said it's my initial thoughts, and I mean even for that reason you can't blame people if they have their doubt because it is just that big of SKILL DISPARITY...but holy sht do I stand corrected And yes, I feel like team Kazoonoko is the winner when it comes to sending a massage that "You CAN be better if you put your heart into it", that's what other team fail to teach because heck all of them is a grinder
I was hoping the after party would get clipped. It was so precious to watch this team train up, and have so much fun together, to the point where they're circle up again long after the tourney ended to have some crazy matches with hilarious modifiers.
It's amazing to have her as a new mega fan of SF6. :) Even if she can't dedicate too much time in grinding. If she just does watch parties for EVO and cpt events it would be incredible. Also she might actually be invited now either as a commentator or as a guest for some big FGC events so I'm looking forward to that.
Man if that hangout ain't what fighting games are all about at the end of the day, I dunno what is. What a good way to end the night for korone and the かZooの子 gang.
At first I was worried if she would be able to fit into a team with professional players. But it seems like the community of this game is much warmer and welcoming than I expected. Their team seems warm and willing to welcome new players. I saw a clip of Dokura, Botan's team leader. Worried about both of them. He wants Botan and Korone to keep playing SF6. That's really the cute part of him. I also saw him playing Idol Showdown last month. before actually joining the team with Botan
The fighting community is really great in general, especially with most of the high level players. The JP community though is also really good at low and intermediate levels. The US and EU are a bit more mean and sometimes toxic there.
Japanese FGC pros are all reaaaaaally chill. It's probably because the TOP players tend to be older (Daigo is 42 for example, but Kazunoko is on the "younger" side for top players at 35) dudes who are just happily married (many of whom livestreamed their wedding parties btw lol) with children and such, so they're pretty sociable/grown-up and that attitude gets passed to the younger players who hang out with them.
The FGC in Japan is very welcoming to newbies. SF6 got a lot of inputs from the pros to make it more accessible to new players because they realize that the scene needs new players to grow, else it'd just be a bunch of 30+ dudes playing against each other.
I know Botan also asked Dokura this question. and he replied something like Because in the olden days, it was normal to find a good player from the arcade game shop, that was why they didn't care about welcoming new players. But as time goes on, it turns out that fighting games cannot survive. Because going to fighting games in arcades is less popular and epidemic. That's why Dogura sees this event as a great opportunity to welcome and show people the fun of fighting games. This event was a very good and important thing at this time for Fighting Game as he knew that they had a bad reputation that needed to be erased.
You are clear talking about Karubi she's apparently a twitch streamer literally the only way I wouldn't know about such a quirky and loveable sister of Gura because I mainly do the UA-cam's
Man I'm bout to tear up again. Was here live too and seeing Korone cry like that after leaving the discord is so disheartening, but they all did their best and they had so much fun which is all that matters.
karubi is an amazing person. Ive never heard of her before this but instantly saw how amazing she is as an entertainer, a teammate and a person through the practices and tournament. Kazoonoko definitely had that bond you would want in a team. They seem to genuinely enjoy each others company and had such good synergy. Hope to see more of them! Thank you for the translation as always JShay!
As someone who plays fighting games, it makes me so happy Korone had such a positive first experience. Everything sbout this feels great and she really seriously improved! I hope she continues playing in the future.
I'm not really into vtuber stuff, but seeing her be so passionate about the game made me feel really good. Seeing someone new to fighting games start their own road is so cool man, i love it. I'll definitely watch the next tournament Korone enters, rooting for her!
these are the real winners imo, they had so much fun they couldnt believe it was over, and had the courage to make even more memories, this is the essence of fighting games
Man, it's really hard to hear her tear up like that. Big props to Karubi for organizing the after party, definitely seemed like it helped them. I know it it sounds super cliche, but it is true that the experience and the bonds you make from it are far more valuable than winning, and this is a prime example of that.
You gotta thank Shaka for that actually, it was just suppose just between her and Shuto (because the viewers convince her as a date) but Shaka heard it from the pigeons and wanted to join as well, so they end up calling everyone.
Their afterparty laughter is infectious. It really felt like they bonded closely during the CR cup and I hope they'll continue to do shenanigans moving forward!
It could be nice if they made themselves into a regular team to go into other tourneys together. It would be good for Cover as well, promoting the company in more circles of potential viewers.
That's actually a great idea. I believe Korone actually has the potential to become one of the strongest players ever. She already showed how skilled she was during practice matches normally, now if only she can get her nerves under control too. There's so much fun to be had here. I want this to be a thing so bad. The fighting doggo will always be a champion in my heart.
If they want more potential viewers, its best to split them in different teams like this one. Umehara and Shuto viewers came to Karubi because of RFN(sf6 tourney before this),Korone viewers came to Karubi because of this. and her interactions in the VCR Rust make Karubi gain fans from different streamers.
Awww Korone, this reminds me of Rust Arc where everyone are crying and didn't want it to end. So wholesome xD Korone doesn't need to obey the rules, she's the rules!! Rulebreaker🤣 Glad to see Korone having fun with her new friends!
Their team leader is probably the current best player in japan, with her coach been 'human wiki of fighting games', and 4 out of 5 members of the team is doing youtube streaming for living, they should make it a long term arrangement as a loose team, I mean it is beneficial for all of them, leader and coach will get fans from youtube streamers' fan base, and vice versa. They really vibe well together, a cool team.
The Extreme Battle mode is just begging to be run as side tourneys at a big event, lol! I should start checking out this Karubi. Never knew them before this tournament, but she seems pretty cool.
Despite the tournament being over and Korone's team finishing in Last (which is totally fine especially since its her first relatively big FG tourney), I'm immensely satisfied with the conclusion that she's going to keep going at SF6. To me, the best way to honour her teammates despite the result is to keep at it and have fun along the way. The fun in fighting games isn't at the Top, it's in the journey you take getting there. All the best, Dog God! "Fighting Games are something so great." ~ Hajime "Tokido" Taniguchi
Poor Korone... It really hurts to hear her cry 😔 I just wanna give her a big hug. But she really did come a long way and I'm glad she had such nice teammates who had her back.
It's really heartwarming seeing them after tournament together. Korone crying after tournament, that feeling is totally relatable to me. Always after a fun party/event when the good feeling still linger.
Thank you for translating stuff from this tournament. As an English fighting game fan and vtuber fan, the CR cup content was really fun to watch, but it's mostly through your clips that I understood what they were saying.
im always hesitant to click on this 'korone after CR clips' because every time i hear korone cry it breaks my heart 😭 but i'm glad doggo was was cheering up a lot at the end 😊
Oh God I relate to Korone a lot suddenly. I used to go to tons of fighting game tournaments but never did well. I always felt so frustrated with myself not being able to reach the heights I saw my friends reaching. Oof
Awwww man am glad koro got to have some fun after she was totally down and sad afterwards glad she got some laughs and had a fun time with the team afterwards 😂😂😂
Probably it helps that i love Street Fighter and have been watching Kazunoko along with Hololive but this was a sweet arc. Hope to see Korone collabing more with them too
The entirety of team KaZOOnoko was super awesome together! Every single member was a joy to watch! It seems like they became very close friends in such a short time, I'm really happy for them! I hope they continue to play together and become stronger!
Imagine having friends and playing the party mode 😢 Seeing her enjoy the game this much warms my street fighting heart. It's my fav series of all time.
Thank you for giving us this whole tournament arc story with your clips! You truly encapsulate the context and vibe of this team. At the same time you didn't cut the important fights, so we had the full experience and hype. Amazing job!
This really gave off strong aqua-like vibes from when she played in vsaikyou, a lot of potential during scrims but not that good of a tournament, but still quite an event and milestone
Once they all left and Korone started crying I had to close the stream because I can't deal with that. I was pretty confused when I opened the stream again later on and they were all back and goofing off.
Kazunoko: The protagonist Donpisha: The protagonist best friend Karubi: The girl of the group Shaka: The "cool" looking one Korone: The "Evil gal" that turned good Nanai: Their Sensei *TEAM B BEST TEAM!*
It's sweet they partied up right after because Korone really needed that.
Fr tho some of them probably really wanted to also. You could tell they were all vibing pretty good!
Gosh, what a character arc for Korone. From shy doggo from debut, to getting weepy about not collaborating with new friends from outside Hololive. Korone sure is one of a kind.
It's not the end, it's the beginning. This is where her shonen anime arc begins. Next tournament the kaZOOnokos sweep.
@@reggaemarley4617 sadly without nanai has he died from a heart attack
I didn't know the after party was Karubi's idea. She's an angel.
かるびは本物天使だ
Future vspo member, probably.
It was the viewers idea to have Karubi invite Shuto to play the cow minigame with her(as a date) but viewers told SHAKA they were playing without him and he was pissed off and try join them as well.
So they end up calling everyone.
@@Pepe-dq2ib Just because Akarin joined lol
Damn, I gotta start watching her after this.
Unfortunately, Nanai passed away this morning suddenly. I’m glad he and Korone met and connected so deeply. Rest in peace.
Jesus. Life has been busy and today I saw Korone hit Platinum and wanted to relive this moment again. Seeing this and then reading up on it... man... 32 years old. RIP Nanai. You were an amazing announcer and coach and hell even friend to Korone.
@@zachq9005 it was so unexpected it didn’t seem possible. He had just been at Evo a few days prior playing in the Idol Showdown tournament and saying he’d show up at the next major. He’d be proud to see what an influence he was on Korone and others.
RIP to one of the kindest people in the FGC. You will be missed but never forgotten.
Rest in peace, Nanai. I remember them having so much fun throughout the tournament. Always positive and encouraging both Karubi and Korone.
THE REAL CRAZY RACCOON CUP WAS THE FRIENDS WE MADE ALONG THE WAY
Things like that seems for extroverted people i guess
That seems a thing that stops Aqua from actively participating from Apex tourneys and stuff, like what Towa, Matsuri, and most of Nijisanji and VSPO does
@@odakidakida9193 ...okay? Like, I'm an IRL introvert but can come out of my shell a bit with the benefit of a pc mic and not having to be face to face, but more than that, your oshi isn't here man. What's the... what's your point? Also I kind of understand your comment I THINK but I don't think you're being as clear as you think you are if you re-read it.
If this were a Sumo tournament, Team B would win the Fighting Spirit prize
Actually the reason why VSaikyo exist.
@@odakidakida9193 Aqua said that tournament would be the first and the last, that's why the group is called StartEnd
Nanai got 7th at EVO playing Korone in Idol Showdown. Now he's in the great arcade in the sky. RIP.😔
I love how Kanai was still coaching Korone at the start even during the chaotic party game matches lmao. Also, they started calling Donpisha the "cow king" later cause he (or maybe it was Guile's kick being too good!) was the best at turning back the cow. And they invited Kazunoko to join them too btw, he wasn't the only one left out lol, but, you know, he's a family man, he can't be going to an after party at 2AM!
And Idk if it was clear in the video, but the rule (that they set themselves after a few matches) was to not hit each other during those "knockdown matches" (you can see there's no life bars, only a life bar that gets used up when they get knocked down), so Korone really was going "oh sorry!" again and again while unashamedly breaking the rules lol.
But, man... They had a few practice matches before the tournament, the whole ass hours-long tournament to play in, then watched the rest of the tournament together after being eliminated (at this point they were like 8 hours in or so) and they still wanted to have an after party later. This is how you know you got a great group of friends.
It's a crushing thing as a fighting game player to see Korone's frustration at her losses; we've all been there where you try your best and shit goes south...followed by her teammates being like "yo you wanna play some more?"
It's just a game at the end of the day, and after a loss, you can just have fun with your friends and vibe after. It's wholesome as hell to see Korone love SF6 so much to feel the weight of the loss, and then just _have fun_ afterward with her newfound friends. It's a great sign for her future as a fighting game player to bounce back like that.
Good fight, doggo. You did your best!
I’d never heard of Karubi before this, but she’s so cool. Helped Korone when she was extra nervous and came in clutch with her matches. As an old fighting game fan and a Hololive addict this event was incredible.
Karubi is funny and is gura sister
she's usually stream on twitch
@@Sanrakku I dropped a prime sub during the tourney
She did participate in that big streamer Rust server a bit back, but I don't remember seeing too many clips aside from her hassling Laplus or something, lol.
i heard about her from rust. she was in suntami's (the dude who's birthday was crashed by cursed family ) team and shes in that hilarious clip
This is what fighting games are really about.
True. A wise man once said "fighting game is something so great".
So glad Karubi came through to raise everyone's spirits. That after-tournament session seems so relaxed and fun going by this video, it really felt like hanging out at a party even as a viewer.
She made a really good impression on everyone. She even gained 200% more followers in the last week compared to normal.
Hell if Karubi got a win that's good enough for me I dont do the twitch as much but if I did I'd definitely be a regular of hers her laugh and support she provided to Korone won me over
Too precious, my heart weeps for Korone, im certain she'll get better and look at this as the first step to improvement
shes the one making them lose?
@simulationkoyo She won 1 from 3 matches, it's just not a best result I gotta say, I think 1 of her team won 0 from 3 matches...but what can I say is I can't really blame them
If you know all the tournament participants, your eyes is 100% gonna be looking at Korone team because you'll thought "What tf are they doing here? Are they can compete at all?"
Her strongest team player Donpisha is a Plat up against a giant sea of Diamond and Masters, Shaka probably has the least fighting game experience than his other 3 enemies, Karubi just reach gold and still have trouble at Guarding, and Korone literally a stray JP that never appear at stage at all
I honestly one of the person that doubt them asking like "Why CR invite them like surely there's better player out there?". But that doubt completely gone when I watch her team 1st scrims against Daigo team
Its a team tourney, the existence of someone else to encourage and help you notice bad stuffs helps a lot, you should play more fg and enter team tourneys 😊
@@FuMiO02110 They invited her because it wasn't entirely about getting the best players. It was for fun and Korone has a very big fanbase so it got more eyes on the game as a result. That was the purpose of this tournament, not to get a bunch of pros together.
@@SaveMeXenu Yeah like I said it's my initial thoughts, and I mean even for that reason you can't blame people if they have their doubt because it is just that big of SKILL DISPARITY...but holy sht do I stand corrected
And yes, I feel like team Kazoonoko is the winner when it comes to sending a massage that "You CAN be better if you put your heart into it", that's what other team fail to teach because heck all of them is a grinder
I was hoping the after party would get clipped. It was so precious to watch this team train up, and have so much fun together, to the point where they're circle up again long after the tourney ended to have some crazy matches with hilarious modifiers.
Karubi's laugh gives me life
Ikr, her laugh is actually make us smile
RIP Nanai...
Oh she in the FGC now. We ain't letting her go.
Protect her at all cost, turn her into FGC mascot if need be!
“Local doggo steals all players yubi to be number 1 in Street Fighter 6”
@@methanesulfonic Imagine her getting a SF outfit like how she got a Sonic one
It's amazing to have her as a new mega fan of SF6. :) Even if she can't dedicate too much time in grinding. If she just does watch parties for EVO and cpt events it would be incredible. Also she might actually be invited now either as a commentator or as a guest for some big FGC events so I'm looking forward to that.
Now we need to get her involved in some Good Ass Tekken™
Man if that hangout ain't what fighting games are all about at the end of the day, I dunno what is. What a good way to end the night for korone and the かZooの子 gang.
It was a good time. Rest in peace.
At first I was worried if she would be able to fit into a team with professional players.
But it seems like the community of this game is much warmer and welcoming than I expected.
Their team seems warm and willing to welcome new players.
I saw a clip of Dokura, Botan's team leader. Worried about both of them.
He wants Botan and Korone to keep playing SF6.
That's really the cute part of him.
I also saw him playing Idol Showdown last month. before actually joining the team with Botan
The fighting community is really great in general, especially with most of the high level players.
The JP community though is also really good at low and intermediate levels. The US and EU are a bit more mean and sometimes toxic there.
Japanese FGC pros are all reaaaaaally chill. It's probably because the TOP players tend to be older (Daigo is 42 for example, but Kazunoko is on the "younger" side for top players at 35) dudes who are just happily married (many of whom livestreamed their wedding parties btw lol) with children and such, so they're pretty sociable/grown-up and that attitude gets passed to the younger players who hang out with them.
Japanese FGC really is something else. It's really good.
The FGC in Japan is very welcoming to newbies. SF6 got a lot of inputs from the pros to make it more accessible to new players because they realize that the scene needs new players to grow, else it'd just be a bunch of 30+ dudes playing against each other.
I know Botan also asked Dokura this question. and he replied something like Because in the olden days, it was normal to find a good player from the arcade game shop, that was why they didn't care about welcoming new players. But as time goes on, it turns out that fighting games cannot survive. Because going to fighting games in arcades is less popular and epidemic.
That's why Dogura sees this event as a great opportunity to welcome and show people the fun of fighting games. This event was a very good and important thing at this time for Fighting Game as he knew that they had a bad reputation that needed to be erased.
RIP Nanai. You were a good man.
RIP Nanai
When I heard the news, immediately thought of this video. Rest in peace, Nanai-san.
Dawwh this was so nice! That girl on her team was really outgoing in a way that seems very healthy for Korone, I hope they become friends!
They said they'd collab sometime in the future.
You are clear talking about Karubi she's apparently a twitch streamer literally the only way I wouldn't know about such a quirky and loveable sister of Gura because I mainly do the UA-cam's
@@DanielGonzalez-vo5ni Yeah I forgot her name immediately, whoops!
RIP Nanai-san
They make me think of the circle of friends you end up making during summer camp
Man I'm bout to tear up again. Was here live too and seeing Korone cry like that after leaving the discord is so disheartening, but they all did their best and they had so much fun which is all that matters.
I think she may have made friends for life.
Legit they worked so well together it was truly fun to watch.
I really hope she can and decides to do a watch party of the CPT and others tournaments with team かZooの子 to cheer on Kazunoko, Shuto and Higuchi
This would be awesome, seriously.
I hope this is another StartEnd case where a group gets together and doesn’t want to disband ever so they collab often
karubi is an amazing person. Ive never heard of her before this but instantly saw how amazing she is as an entertainer, a teammate and a person through the practices and tournament. Kazoonoko definitely had that bond you would want in a team. They seem to genuinely enjoy each others company and had such good synergy. Hope to see more of them!
Thank you for the translation as always JShay!
Felt like going back to this wholesome clip. Nanai-san... o7
RIP Nanai o7
Props to everyone involved in this event, specially the coaches and team leaders.
As someone who plays fighting games, it makes me so happy Korone had such a positive first experience. Everything sbout this feels great and she really seriously improved! I hope she continues playing in the future.
This. This is what fighting games is all about. It's not just about winning or losing, it's the character arc. That's what makes FGs fun
I'm not really into vtuber stuff, but seeing her be so passionate about the game made me feel really good. Seeing someone new to fighting games start their own road is so cool man, i love it. I'll definitely watch the next tournament Korone enters, rooting for her!
Watch Korone enter EVO playing behind a screen or something in a few years. This was so wholesome.
these are the real winners imo, they had so much fun they couldnt believe it was over, and had the courage to make even more memories, this is the essence of fighting games
I've been following Korone and Kazunoko, but for different reasons. Seeing them on the same team feels like a fever dream, but a good one.
Man, it's really hard to hear her tear up like that. Big props to Karubi for organizing the after party, definitely seemed like it helped them. I know it it sounds super cliche, but it is true that the experience and the bonds you make from it are far more valuable than winning, and this is a prime example of that.
You gotta thank Shaka for that actually, it was just suppose just between her and Shuto (because the viewers convince her as a date) but Shaka heard it from the pigeons and wanted to join as well, so they end up calling everyone.
Rest in peace Nanai-san. 🙏 gone too soon.
Their afterparty laughter is infectious. It really felt like they bonded closely during the CR cup and I hope they'll continue to do shenanigans moving forward!
Karubi is such a W for doing this
Really glad she was able to get cheered up that night.
Karubi's laugh is something else lol
"Maybe the real treasure was the friends we made along the way." is strong here.
Jesus, what a wholesome team. I need a part 2. And I just realized Karubi is Gura’s sister!
From a shy doggo to having homies outside of Hololive. It's like watching my daughter grow. I'm gon cri
It could be nice if they made themselves into a regular team to go into other tourneys together. It would be good for Cover as well, promoting the company in more circles of potential viewers.
That's actually a great idea. I believe Korone actually has the potential to become one of the strongest players ever. She already showed how skilled she was during practice matches normally, now if only she can get her nerves under control too.
There's so much fun to be had here. I want this to be a thing so bad. The fighting doggo will always be a champion in my heart.
If they want more potential viewers, its best to split them in different teams like this one.
Umehara and Shuto viewers came to Karubi because of RFN(sf6 tourney before this),Korone viewers came to Karubi because of this. and her interactions in the VCR Rust make Karubi gain fans from different streamers.
I wonder if Karubi saw Korone's stream and thats why she decided to invite everyone back... Because Doggo really needed that invite.
I glad she had so much fun with good team mates in what would have been a really stressful period.
Korone got the best reward from this tournament, this after party with new friends is the best thing, especially with the silly gameplay modifiers
They've truly made anime irl
Thank you for continuing to translate the Street Fighter Arc of Korone! 🙏
That's just too sweet omg
Awww Korone, this reminds me of Rust Arc where everyone are crying and didn't want it to end. So wholesome xD
Korone doesn't need to obey the rules, she's the rules!! Rulebreaker🤣
Glad to see Korone having fun with her new friends!
Their team leader is probably the current best player in japan, with her coach been 'human wiki of fighting games', and 4 out of 5 members of the team is doing youtube streaming for living, they should make it a long term arrangement as a loose team, I mean it is beneficial for all of them, leader and coach will get fans from youtube streamers' fan base, and vice versa. They really vibe well together, a cool team.
The Extreme Battle mode is just begging to be run as side tourneys at a big event, lol! I should start checking out this Karubi. Never knew them before this tournament, but she seems pretty cool.
I don't know if she has english clips but her Food reports and Rust streams and clip are highly recommended.
@@haikal9186 Ahh thanks, I'll keep an eye out!
Despite the tournament being over and Korone's team finishing in Last (which is totally fine especially since its her first relatively big FG tourney), I'm immensely satisfied with the conclusion that she's going to keep going at SF6. To me, the best way to honour her teammates despite the result is to keep at it and have fun along the way. The fun in fighting games isn't at the Top, it's in the journey you take getting there. All the best, Dog God!
"Fighting Games are something so great."
~ Hajime "Tokido" Taniguchi
Poor Korone... It really hurts to hear her cry 😔 I just wanna give her a big hug. But she really did come a long way and I'm glad she had such nice teammates who had her back.
Thanks for covering all of this so thoroughly!!
I just want to thank Capcom for adding cow tennis and hot potato to their fighting game.
It's really heartwarming seeing them after tournament together.
Korone crying after tournament, that feeling is totally relatable to me. Always after a fun party/event when the good feeling still linger.
Aaaawww this is way too wholesome. :)
Thank you for translating stuff from this tournament. As an English fighting game fan and vtuber fan, the CR cup content was really fun to watch, but it's mostly through your clips that I understood what they were saying.
Man Extreme battle was such a good addition for this alone
im always hesitant to click on this 'korone after CR clips' because every time i hear korone cry it breaks my heart 😭
but i'm glad doggo was was cheering up a lot at the end 😊
The real win was the friends they made along the way
When the vibe is just too good. I'm sad to see Korosan cry, but really enjoyed her time with them.
Oh God I relate to Korone a lot suddenly. I used to go to tons of fighting game tournaments but never did well. I always felt so frustrated with myself not being able to reach the heights I saw my friends reaching.
Oof
Awwww man am glad koro got to have some fun after she was totally down and sad afterwards glad she got some laughs and had a fun time with the team afterwards 😂😂😂
Even if they lost, they had lots of fun and that's what matter, that's what fighting games are about. I'm glad they have the chance to show it
Honestly such cute wholesome moments with everyone in the team, i want what they had 😢❤
kaZOOnoko, the best & most wholesome team in CR CUP this time imo
Probably it helps that i love Street Fighter and have been watching Kazunoko along with Hololive but this was a sweet arc. Hope to see Korone collabing more with them too
Seeing the sportsmanship, appreciation for the game and each other is very nice and brings a smile to my face. Well done! 😀
Karubi laugh is absolutely contagious XD
*Dramatic goodbye*
Karubi: Okay, time for the afterparty.
Glad they partied up again whenni was still watching
That's the true Fighting Game experience: "Event's over? Fuck it, let's hit the lobbies."
KaZOOnoko need a theme song. Maybe Calli could write one and perform it on one of her not-broken kazoos.
The entirety of team KaZOOnoko was super awesome together! Every single member was a joy to watch!
It seems like they became very close friends in such a short time, I'm really happy for them!
I hope they continue to play together and become stronger!
This reminds me of TSB. )': There will never be enough content with the teams together afterwards!
Korone is so cute
Imagine having friends and playing the party mode 😢
Seeing her enjoy the game this much warms my street fighting heart. It's my fav series of all time.
Thank you for giving us this whole tournament arc story with your clips! You truly encapsulate the context and vibe of this team. At the same time you didn't cut the important fights, so we had the full experience and hype.
Amazing job!
This really gave off strong aqua-like vibes from when she played in vsaikyou, a lot of potential during scrims but not that good of a tournament, but still quite an event and milestone
Once they all left and Korone started crying I had to close the stream because I can't deal with that. I was pretty confused when I opened the stream again later on and they were all back and goofing off.
glad korone and her team's still together playing with each other.
This SF6 CR Cup was a crazy ride for Korone. Haven't seen her being this engaged in a while.
Thank you for the translation!
MAn the casual modes look fun and they actually teach you your character's stuff like "checking moves" for the cow game.
Man hearing our doggo say she wanted her team to win and venting about everything. Reminded me of Haikyuu, "Winners and Losers"
Kazunoko: The protagonist
Donpisha: The protagonist best friend
Karubi: The girl of the group
Shaka: The "cool" looking one
Korone: The "Evil gal" that turned good
Nanai: Their Sensei
*TEAM B BEST TEAM!*
Isn't that helmet guy from Rockman? (another Capcom game)
Mets!
This makes me happy, Team B really was the best team.
took guts to do this. Korone will prob keep trying amd become great at fighting game like she does everything❤
We need a tournament of these weird mini games xD