VTuber Was Playing Dragon Ball Z Kakarot When the Game Crashed at the PERFECT MOMENT
Have you ever imagined playing Dragon Ball Z Kakarot live when the game suddenly crashes at the most perfect possible moment? The craziest part is: how does a game crash at the PERFECT MOMENT?
That is exactly what happened to Japanese VTuber Ishigami Nozomi, and the timing was so perfect that the incident caught the attention of many people, including viewers who had never heard of her before.
VTuber Was Playing Dragon Ball Z Kakarot When the Game Crashed at the PERFECT MOMENT
During her livestream, Nozomi was playing Dragon Ball Z Kakarot and had reached the Cell Saga, right around the part where Cell holds his tournament. There were fights, chaos, and all the usual drama. And then they reached a certain moment.
For those unfamiliar with the story, after Gohan reaches Super Saiyan 2, he becomes powerful enough to overwhelm Cell. After losing control of the situation, Cell decides to self-destruct, putting the entire planet in danger.
That is when Goku steps in and uses Instant Transmission to take Cell to King Kai’s Planet, preventing Earth from being destroyed. It is one of the most emotional moments in the series, as Goku sacrifices himself to save Earth and all of his friends.
And it was right when the explosion happened that something completely unexpected occurred during the livestream.
Dragon Ball Z Kakarot crashed!
The game stopped at practically the exact same moment Cell exploded, creating such an absurd coincidence that nobody could believe it.
Perfect Timing During the Livestream
The scene ended up looking like some kind of perfectly planned gag, as if Dragon Ball Z Kakarot itself had decided to follow the anime’s script.
The clip from the livestream also started circulating among fans, who joked that Nozomi’s Nintendo Switch had been sent to King Kai’s Planet along with Cell.
Just watch it. Seriously, watch this INSANE TIMING
Some viewers said the moment looked like a “legendary livestream,” while others joked that the game crashed because Goku used Instant Transmission.
She was playing the game on Nintendo Switch, and the black screen that appears is a warning indicating that the system encountered an error, meaning she had to restart the game.
This clip is already a classic! You can watch the moment on her livestream.