Streamer Soma 6
The viral video of Streamer Soma that had just appeared on Yu Jin’s MyTube account—commonly known as the “Demon King”—had, from the very instant it went live, triggered a seismic shift across the entire world.
[Hey, are you guys commenting on the video that’s blowing up on Soma’s MyTube account?]
—You don’t need to say anything. Go watch it right now. Anyone who hasn’t seen it is guaranteed to live a life of regret.
If you can’t find the video because you don’t know Korean, the link’s attached below.
(Link to Soma’s MyTube account)
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—Holy shit, Socheonji, you guys are completely off your rockers lol. These idiots are so brazen with their viral claims it’s hilarious.
—I’m not even Socheonji but I’m admitting this comment is on point. Watching the video for the first time in a while gave me actual goosebumps… yeah.
—I clicked the link out of curiosity and the vibe is insane lol. What kind of martial arts is Soma actually doing in real life?
—I thought Winter was just joking around saying Soma was her secret agent, but maybe that wasn’t a joke after all lol.
—Hayao Misaka calling Soma a crazy bastard for wanting to make him a DLC boss is just polite small talk, but he actually means it lol. Is he crazy?
—Making a boss modeled after a real user? I can’t sit still for that lol.
After the video dropped, the reaction across every community site was nothing short of explosive.
Stretching the truth a little, it felt like someone had dropped a nuclear bomb—massive, overwhelming, the kind of response that made you question reality itself.
Every time Yu Jin went live or uploaded a video, the communities had always lit up like fireworks. But this time there was something noticeably different.
Instead of just the usual gaming and streamer circles, even people who didn’t usually follow those topics were suddenly talking about it.
[Let’s talk about how impressive Soma’s martial arts really are on MyTube right now.]
—Before I write anything, I want to be clear: I’m a current fighter in the MMA scene.
Right now, videos of Soma and a bunch of other people going at it in no-holds-barred fights are blowing up online.
I’m not here to talk about anything else, but watching this MyTube video, the one thing that hits me is crystal clear.
Soma is real. And whoever this guy is, he’s been training martial arts for so long he can casually drop anyone who’s even a decent fighter.
Just the stuntman videos alone make it obvious. (I’m not 100% sure they’re stuntmen, but the training shows.)
Why do I know that without even meeting him for a spar? Because any current fighter who sees the video feels the exact same thing.
Watch Soma again. At first glance it looks like a brawl, but it’s not. He’s constantly keeping perfect distance from his opponents, controlling range, dodging, countering, and finishing with a single devastating strike.
That’s not just skill—that’s the absolute peak of every martial art. The highest level anyone can reach.
Compared to Soma I’m still a complete amateur, but one thing is 100% certain: put him in any national team and he walks away with gold, no questions asked.
TL;DR for busy people:
1. The video isn’t fake (ignore the game promo at the end).
2. Soma has definitely trained martial arts before.
3. He feels like he’s been through a real warzone.
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—Current MMA fighter lol, this comment alone made my day lol.
—Even just looking at how the guy writes comments, he’s never left his room a day in his life, yet he’s analyzing martial arts like he’s an expert? Hilarious.
—I was playing a game, got pissed, yelled at my mom that I don’t want dinner, and punched the door. Does that make me a current MMA fighter?
—lol yeah, yelling at mom is the same thing lol.
—That puts you at Bakir level at least lol.
—Still, don’t disrespect the guy who wrote the article… he’s basically the Ronaldo of the Korean fighting world.
—You know the guy who wrote that? Who calls him that?
—I do.
—lol the guy is actually a joke lol.
—Vomit check—guys pretending to be vomiting.
Just three hours after Yu Jin’s video dropped on MyTube, the entire internet had become a literal war zone.
Analysis posts, speculation threads, it was impossible to find a normal comment anymore.
The endless debates about whether Yu Jin was right or wrong had somehow turned into a polite form of argument.
Everyone casually calling him a North Korean intelligence operative, a secret agent, even a hero from another world—by now it was just too many to list.
—So is that it? No more videos?
—What the hell are Powell Software even doing lol. They make one video and call it a day?
By the time people were roasting the hell out of Powell Software for starting all this chaos without even showing their faces, the total director’s second interview video suddenly appeared on his MyTube account.
—It’s here!!!
—What is it this time?
—Powell Software’s MyTube account just dropped Hayao Misaka’s second interview video lol.
It was the follow-up to last time’s first interview where the total director said he wanted to make Yu Jin the DLC boss.
Nightfall Total Director, Hayao Misaka, appears in second interview.
[This is Hayao Misaka, the total director of Nightfall. Dear Korean fans and fans around the world, before we begin the real interview I must first apologize.]
[Apologize? What could possibly require an apology from the total director?]
[Simple. I can’t guarantee anything will happen in a few days, but by the time this video drops the internet is almost certain to be in absolute chaos.]
The host tilted his head, confused.
[Huh? What do you mean the internet will be in chaos? Are you guys working on some huge project at Powell Software?]
[Huge project… you’re not completely wrong. We’ve been preparing something that’s going to make people lose their minds.]
With that said, the total director let out a bitter smile.
[We just successfully extracted Yu Jin’s combat data. In other words, we’re on the verge of launching the first Nightfall DLC, Magical Descent of the Demon King.]
[Oh? So the boss monster is being designed based on Soma, like you mentioned before?]
[I can’t go into those details right here. A few days from now check the DLC making video and PV that will be released on Yu Jin’s MyTube account.]
With that the host’s face fell.
[So… that’s pretty unsportsmanlike. Is there any real information you can share right now?]
[Well… if I can say something right here…]
Hayao Misaka gave the host a mischievous grin like a kid with a secret.
[As I said earlier, we successfully extracted Yu Jin’s combat data and used it to design the boss monster. But… there was one problem we never expected.]
[A problem? What is it?]
[The boss monster is simply too strong. Far beyond what we anticipated.]
The host looked genuinely puzzled.
Nightfall was already known for its brutal difficulty, right?
Why would a boss being too strong be a problem? That’s just how the game is supposed to be.
[No. Even if the game’s difficulty is high, there has to be a balance. To keep players motivated and make them determined to beat the next enemy—]
Right at that moment Hayao Misaka let out a long, deliberate sigh.
[The boss we created from Yu Jin’s data… was simply too strong. It made players feel nothing but despair and frustration instead of passion and determination.]
[Really?]
[Yes. That’s why we had no choice but to compromise. If we left it like that no player would ever be able to defeat the boss, so we’ve decided to deliberately lower its performance.]
It was an absurd story.
Everyone had heard about developers getting fired to improve game quality, but no one had ever heard of deliberately weakening a boss because it was too strong.
[But… removing the boss entirely now would be such a waste of perfect completion. That’s why we at Powell Software came up with this idea. An event to find a hero who can defeat the Demon King.]
[…An event?]
[Exactly. Only for those who pre-ordered the DLC, we’ll give you the chance to fight the prototype of the boss monster we designed—the Demon King. The one we knew we could never beat.]
[And the first person to defeat the Demon King prototype will receive $10,000 from Powell Software.]
[$10,000?]
The host’s eyes widened, but Hayao Misaka simply smiled faintly.
[Yes, that’s right. So everyone watching this video, I want to ask you something.]
[Please, use your own hands to bring down the Demon King who has descended upon Arkham. We are, after all, the defeated ones who failed to control that Demon King.]
[I hope that the person watching this video is the hero who will save the world.]
[Because the only one who can defeat the Demon King is always a hero.]
With those words the interview ended.
And exactly ten minutes later, Powell Software’s official website—the page where Nightfall DLC pre-orders could be made—completely crashed.