Taku Yashiro and Sobie's Clumsy Combo Goes Wild!? Hiroki Yasumoto is also astonished at the blunders of Taku Yashiro and Sobie

On February 3rd, 2025, from 10:00 PM to 11:30 PM, ABEMA aired "Voice Actors' Night Play Monday [Yasumoto Hiroki x Yashiro Taku] #33.

During this broadcast, the official program character Sobie appeared with the aim of "getting closer with the two." They played a brain-training game called "Sobie and 'Damo-mo~' Game," where they had to answer words by removing the characters "da," "mo," and "ー" in rhythm. They also played the popular party game "Mario Party," which was well-received last week, to deepen their bond with Sobie.

The clumsy duo of Yashiro Taku and Sobie returned once more!?

On previous Mondays, they had held the "Get Closer to Sobie" projects twice. They played the brain-training game "Sobie Removal Game," where they had to answer words by removing the characters "so," "bi," and "ー" (long vowel sound) in rhythm. However, Yashiro and Sobie showcased their clumsiness and made repeated mistakes, much to the exasperation of Yasumoto. This time, for the third attempt, they changed the characters to be removed to "da," "mo," and "ー," inspired by Sobie's speech, and challenged the "Sobie and 'Damo-mo~' Game."

Despite Yasumoto teasing them with, "You've stumbled twice before, are you okay this time?" Yashiro and Sobie confidently replied, "Don't underestimate us!" and "We'll show you we're different today!" However, once the game started, they made mistakes on simple words like "Momonga" and "Big Problem," once again exasperating Yasumoto.

As they covered for each other's mistakes, saying, "Our Sobie is sorry," "Our Yashiro is sorry," and "We only have room for growth," the studio was filled with laughter. Even when Sobie ignored the rhythm and answered, Yashiro supported him with, "Sobie nice play! Good job!" pushing through forcefully. The clumsy duo's antics prompted Yasumoto to comment, "Isn't this questionable?" and "Is this game even valid!?" eliciting laughter.

Additionally, the program included games like the continued play of the popular party game "Mario Party" from last week, and the rhythm game "Poka Poka Kotatsu Battle," where they attached a noun that fits the onomatopoeia after the sound. In "Mario Party," they played rhythm games, shouting excitedly, "Daaa!" and "Isn't that too fast!?" and began singing in rhythm, causing a commotion.

In the "Poka Poka Kotatsu Battle," Sobie gave unusual answers like "Gori Gori Sweet Potato" and "Mogo Mogo Caterpillar," which once again filled the studio with laughter. They enjoyed a lively "Night Play" with Sobie.

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