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Streamer Mysteriously Defeats Sekiro Boss for Over 1,400 Consecutive Days

July 11, 2026Diego Herrera1 мин
Screenshot from Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice showing the 'Inner Father' boss battle.

The gaming community watches in bewildered fascination as a perplexing challenge unfolds.

Japanese YouTube creator Uni Yasumi has unexpectedly become a viral sensation after netizens discovered his remarkable "endurance challenge" – an unbroken streak of fighting the same boss in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice for nearly 1400 consecutive days.

The video series, aptly titled "Let’s Beat Inner Father Every Day," has been running for an astonishing period, with Uni Yasumi currently having reached his 1399th consecutive day, showing no signs of stopping his peculiar quest.

The boss in question is Inner Father, widely regarded as one of the game's most formidable adversaries. Accessible through the "Gauntlet of Strength" mode, a post-release addition, he is an enhanced version of the Owl boss. Fans universally consider this encounter to be among the most hardcore challenges in all of Sekiro.

The precise motivation behind Uni Yasumi's daily returns to this brutal battle remains an enigma. His videos are devoid of commentary or descriptions, and even the inaugural upload offers no explanation. While one might speculate skill improvement as a goal, the streamer's proficiency was already exceptionally high from the outset.

Japanese fans of FromSoftware games express both admiration for his tenacity and a touch of almost superstitious awe at such an enduring accomplishment.