STPR's Root & Riinu Create a Hilariously "Terrifying Zoo" in MyVoiceZoo, Voicing Animals as "Bad Boys"

The unit "Ruurii-nu," consisting of Root and Riinu, members of the popular singing group "Strawberry Prince" (STPR), played the trending game "MyVoiceZoo" during the "#STPR24h" relay broadcast on February 23rd, generating a huge reaction among viewers. This highly anticipated collaboration delivered a truly hilarious and side-splitting experience that exceeded all expectations.

"MyVoiceZoo" is a game where players freely record animal "voices" to create their own unique zoo. Ruurii-nu put their unique spin on the game, showcasing an innovative playstyle where they voiced the animals as "dame-men" (useless/bad boy characters)—male characters with peculiar and difficult personalities. Listeners particularly enjoyed unique perspectives like "looking for a boyfriend candidate for Lucy-chan" and praised Riinu's portrayal of "Narumingoo" (a likely blend of "narcissist" and "flamingo").

Their exceptional acting skills and humorous word choices captivated many fans. Comments poured in on social media, such as "Ruurii-nu are too good at creating dame-men fitting for the animals lolololol" and "How can Ruurii-nu express such trash from so many different angles w." Furthermore, their banter provided both comfort and laughter, with comments like "My love for Ruurii-nu is unstoppable" and "My ears are so healed... Ruurii-nu are a mental stabilizer..." The gap between their usual adorable personas and their tendency to "only say outrageous things" when fully in character also seemed to win over viewers.

Ruurii-nu's appearance, which capped off the relay broadcast, was met with warm comments from fans, such as "I love how fluffy they are LOLOLOL" and "Cute from the start, Ruurii-nu are a crime, aren't they?" With their perfectly coordinated combination and outstanding sense of humor, "Ruurii-nu" delivered an unforgettable "terrifyingly funny zoo" and moments of pure laughter to their viewers. Their creative ideas and entertainment value are sure to continue captivating many people in the future.

The context

"Strawberry Prince" (すとぷり, often shortened to STPR) is a highly popular Japanese male idol group that rose to fame primarily through online activities such as streaming, gaming, and music videos. They are known for their distinct character designs and vocal talents. Root (るぅと) and Riinu (莉犬) are two prominent members of the group, and "Ruurii-nu" (るぅりーぬ) is their subunit name when performing or collaborating as a duo. The "#STPR24h" is a special 24-hour relay broadcast event held by the group, often featuring various activities, games, and performances. "MyVoiceZoo" is a recent viral game where players record their own voices to create custom animal sounds, leading to often hilarious and unexpected results. The term "dame-men" (ダメンズ) is a Japanese slang term referring to men who are unreliable, useless, or generally have a bad personality, often used in a self-deprecating or humorous way.

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