Playthrough of Fairy Carrots, Where a Bunny-Suited Fairy Collects Carrots in a Share House

The game opens with a tutorial on the controls. According to the commentator, it's a standard third-person 3D game. The game explains that, for some reason, fairies are disliked by humans despite being cute, and the player is first encouraged to warm up on an obstacle course. The commentator takes this to mean that "the humans in this world seem to be the enemy" and sets out to learn how to fight back against them.

The basic actions are jumping and rolling, which the commentator compares to "something like Donkey Kong." After trying out the full sequence of jumping, rolling, and jumping again, they head into the main game's hallway.

As soon as the fairy enters the hallway, a girl who lives in the house appears. She is holding a pistol at the high ready position, and the commentator observes that she is "on high alert." Joking, "Did a fairy kill her parents or something?", they first hide on a shelf to watch her. After confirming they haven't been spotted, they use a rolling jump to leap over to the door on the other side and grab the first carrot. From there, the goal is to collect every carrot while staying out of the girls' sight.

In the kitchen, carrots are found inside a pot on the induction stove and near a fish about to be filleted beside the cutting board. The next place the commentator suggests might have a carrot is the fridge. Here, the commentator mentions that they once lived in a share house with five people themselves, and that being able to share large household appliances was one of the good things about it.

The carrot in the fridge is obtained without any trouble, but right after saying, "It's going so smoothly it's almost scary," the fairy is fired on by a resident with an M249 light machine gun. The bulletproof fridge door saves the fairy, who waits for the shooting to stop and gets through it. In this scene, the commentator remarks that the game has a feel similar to older 3D games like Donkey Kong 64 and Banjo-Kazooie.

Afterward, when going for the carrot on the table, the fairy's high mobility comes in handy. The fairy is spotted along the way but hides behind a book until the girl leaves, and clears out all the carrots in this room.

In the bathroom, a girl is asleep in the bathtub. The commentator calls out, "You'll catch a cold sleeping there," and cites that about 5,000 people die in bathtubs every year, twice the number killed in traffic accidents, urging viewers to be careful. While the girl stays asleep, the fairy collects the carrots, and the commentator also remarks that walking across her chest feels kind of squishy.

Next, the fairy enters what appears to be the inside of the girl's esophagus. The commentator likes the arrangement of the background music here and pushes ahead to escape before being dissolved in the stomach. Once outside, they praise it as a well-made stage and say they feel they had a one-of-a-kind experience that you could never have in ordinary life.

In the bedroom, a girl sleeps in a king-size bed while a maid stands guard with a gun. The carrot is on top of the girl's stomach, and the commentator goes for it, saying, "If I get caught, the maid is definitely going to be mad at me." Jumping across a machine gun, which they jokingly describe as "something every household has," they make it to the bed. The commentator says that because this fairy is so mobile, it's surprisingly satisfying to control. After getting the carrot from this tricky spot, they rest on the bed for a bit because it's so comfortable.

Having finished exploring indoors, the fairy moves on to the final area, the garden. The fairy spots a carrot between the benches and goes for it while keeping an eye on a patrolling girl, but the girl heads toward the fairy. The commentator is surprised that someone who looks like that speaks in a Kansai dialect.

The fairy gets shot and its health drops down to the "leaf" indicator, but it manages to grab the carrot amid the confusion and barely survives. The girl keeps shooting at the bench afterward, and the commentator, referencing a story they heard about "inexperienced new recruits," jokes that she wouldn't survive in real combat like that. They wrap up manzai-style with, "That's enough! Thank you very much."

After thoroughly exploring the outdoors as well, there is only one carrot left. The last carrot is floating high in the sky, completely out of reach. The commentator decides to ride an airplane to be carried up to the carrot.

However, after several minutes of flying around the sky, there's no sign of reaching the carrot, and the commentator complains, "My arms are starting to shake." Since it looks like it will take a while, they hum a song while waiting. Eventually they finally get the last carrot, and the commentator reaches the goal, saying, "Thanks in part to my beautiful singing voice."

The commentator cleared the game by collecting every carrot without being shot down by the girls. A total of 75 carrots were collected. The commentator sums up the game as one for people who want to stylishly control a bunny-eared protagonist in a world inhabited by cute girls.