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The story
On Wednesday, October 14 at 9:00 PM, Hello! Project’s official YouTube channel streamed “Haro-Tsuu GAMES” featuring Sugihara Akisa, Nagano Momoha, Nishimura Otsuki, and Soma Yume, themed around “Rhythm Heaven: Miracle Stars.” It turned out to actually be pre-recorded footage released at the scheduled time rather than a true live broadcast, and since the start was delayed by several minutes, 5ch lit up with questions like “Wait, this was recorded?” and “Isn’t this a finished, ready-to-air product? What exactly were they still preparing?” — along with complaints about the broadcast’s quality, from low audio volume to glitchy green-screen compositing.
Wed 10/14, 9:00 PM~
[Hello! Project] Sugihara Akisa, Nagano Momoha, Nishimura Otsuki & Soma Yume’s “Haro-Tsuu GAMES” [Rhythm Heaven: Miracle Stars]
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Source: m.youtube.com / Original article here
What people said
I feel like it could've been as fun as Nia-chan's Momotetsu (the Momotaro Dentetsu board-game) stream
King's in there too
Nagano Momoha — presented her Solo Fes MVP award
Nishimura Otsuki — MC'd her first bar event
Soma Yume — handed her the youngest-member baton
Sugihara Akisa — fellow trainee back in the day
Sick of it already (written as "Akita" — a pun on miakita, "tired of seeing it")
Because recording ran right up to the wire, we're still hard at work putting the footage together. The stream is expected to start about 5–10 minutes late. Our apologies to everyone!
Not that I'd know
Couldn't they have just done an actual live stream starting at 6?
They're all minors, so maybe there's a risk of one of them saying something unbroadcastable
Niconico's got 93
then my parents got on my case about it
It's not that being late is unusual — being on time is the unusual part
Way too loose with scheduling
That's Soma Yume-chan!
Can't hear a thing even with the volume cranked all the way up
Careful, you'll blow your ears out
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Already made her exit, huh
Well, if you think of it as keeping an extremely slow rhythm…
Background and Key Points
“Haro-Tsuu GAMES” is a gaming segment produced for Hello! Project’s official YouTube channel, and this episode centered on “Rhythm Heaven: Miracle Stars.” Right from the start, thread posters were asking “Wait, was this recorded?” and “Wasn’t this supposed to be live?” — suggesting viewers quickly caught on that this was pre-recorded footage released at the scheduled time rather than a genuine live broadcast. As for the few minutes of delay at the start, a quoted announcement from the show’s account attributed it to recording and editing running up to the wire, which set off a round of half-joking speculation on 5ch about the real cause. Posters also zeroed in on technical shortcomings in the broadcast itself — audio set too quiet, and glitches in the green-screen compositing — so the thread ended up focused more on the staff’s apparent lack of preparation than on the actual content of the episode.
*This article is compiled and summarized from the 5ch (Hello! Project) thread “■ Sugihara Akisa / Nagano Momoha / Nishimura Otsuki / Soma Yume ■ YouTube “[Hello! Project] Haro-Tsuu GAMES [Rhythm Heaven: Miracle Stars]” ■ 9:00 PM Start ■1.”
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