Chiaki Kobayashi is late for the show! For the laid-back Kobayashi, Yasumoto says, "You are reassuring. It's been a while since Tomokazu Seki."

Following the great success of the game held in #9, a psychological battle was also unfolded in #10. The first showdown was "Reverse Sword Catch Battle." The "reverse" in this case was a unique rule where the one swinging the sword is blindfolded, and the one catching the sword is facing the challenge with open eyes.

In the first match, Kobayashi was the one blindfolded and swinging the sword, while Yasumoto was on the receiving end. "Please! Is this the right position?" asked an enthusiastic Kobayashi, to which Yasumoto seemed to be plotting something... Unbelievably, he moved back to a distance where the sword would definitely not reach, and relaxed with his legs stretched out. Kobayashi, who knew nothing, swung the sword down with all his might, felt no response, and was puzzled, "…What?"

Upon the staff's instruction to "Please take off the blindfold," Kobayashi, who grasped the situation, gave a fierce retort, "What are you doing! This is not relaxing!" Yasumoto casually commented, "Well, it hurts if I kneel," and the studio burst into big laughter.

In addition, they enjoyed a thrilling psychological battle in the Indian Poker Battle, and a PK battle in the soccer game for the Famicon, which was released in 1985.

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