#3 ranked player to Okayu
"YOU CAN SEE IT NEKOMATA, YOU CAN SEE MY CURSED LOB TECHNIQUE"

It's funny how Nene ran into Subaru and Ayame in random matchmaking but Okayu never saw a holo because her rank was too high.

Okayu only losing once to Fubuki for the whole tourney is absolutely crazy

In order to date Okayu, you have to fight her 7 evil cram school students....

Sending Iroha to die like that is ruthless work. Like sending a kitten against a machinegun nest.

Fubuki being able to stand up to Okayu is seriously impressive.

She quite literally pulled an isagi yoichi here

Fought against the top 3 and went “i understand now” and came back an absolute beast

Looks like the #3 helped Okayu so much as some of the plays are very much similar to those plays. Sasuga our Neko Gamer.

I see Okayu using some of the more advanced handling that's been around since the N64 version....namely knowing when to do a straight shot, or a shot that is just slightly inbounds but is either too close to the net or far away for the opponent to get to on time. Once it almost looked like she was going to clip the net doing that. No wonder she's ranked globally

Damn poor Iroha first game against top 18

Okayu proving she's part of Hololive Gamers.

the Mario tennis equivalent as overtraining with the heavy weights and now no one can catch you or match your reflexes...

Hololive's Princess of Tennis

I wonder if #3 knows how much they helped her.

Fubuki gave Okayu a run for her money, really fun match to watch.

I made the mistake of putting this on to watch while I eat my dinner - I had to reheat it in the microwave because I was so enraptured by the match and some of the insane plays going on😅

Fubuki and Okayu match was really fun to watch.

Okayu is amazing at this game, but Subaru is surprisingly good too. I'm also watching a series on her playthrough of Super Mario World, and the contrast is hilarious.

Okayu Federer!

Most members were playing by gut instinct, but Okayu was playing a technical tennis. Meaning that she plans her attacks, making her opponent move to positions that opens up attacking opportunities. It became more obvious when she was up against Fubuki. Okayu had to use every strategy in her playbook.