戦え！剣士たち

Your chosen special move will be actually performed by your swordsman during the live stream.

If you write "Loss receipt," your swordsman will rummage through their bag, scattering a stack of papers, and
the boss will freeze, displaying "Accounting check in progress."

If you write "Suddenly leaving work on time," your swordsman will glance at their watch, grab their bag, and
run off, leaving the boss behind.

It's not just the move name that appears. Props appear, the boss reacts, and
it turns into a proper 5-second skit.

■ It takes 3 minutes to create, then just watch
1. Select parts to create your swordsman (over 2,000 combinations)
2. Write a short description of your special move
3. Press the deploy button

Then, just watch the live stream, and your swordsman will appear one by one and wreak havoc.
No controls or timing required.

■ The more ridiculous the technique, the stronger it is... not necessarily, but it certainly stands out.
You can write something serious like "Flame Slash,"
or "Hit with an old leek found behind the refrigerator."
Both work. The latter is usually more exciting.

■ There are no wins or losses.
It's a cooperative battle where everyone works together to whittle down one boss.
Therefore, there are no win rates or rankings; what remains is
"How much damage was dealt," "Number of times the finishing blow was delivered," and "List of swordsmen who fought together."
The more times you've been with the same opponent, the more prominently they'll appear on the list.

■ Appearance is a combination of parts.
Simply choose skin, armor, head, weapon, and shield.
Since the AI ​​doesn't draw the pictures, there's zero waiting time,
and no matter when you create one, it will always look the same as everyone else's.

■ You can also summon them from the stream comments.
If you write "Go! (Swordsman's name)" in the YouTube comments,
that swordsman will be deployed without a ticket.

You can also have your friends' swordsmen work without your permission.

Coins increase as you play. You can exchange them for tickets, storage slots, and cosmetic parts.

Coins cannot buy strength (only appearance and number of battles are increased; they have no bearing on win/loss calculations).