SHAKA is a ZETA DIVISION streamer who hosts the LEGENDUS event series and has recently broadcast Forza Horizon 6 driving sessions.
SHAKA, a streamer under ZETA DIVISION, has been active in two distinct content areas in late May and early June 2026. On May 31, KAI-YOU reported that SHAKA was among the streamers broadcasting driving sessions in Playground Games' 'Forza Horizon 6', an open-world racing title set in Japan that released on May 19. The game's Japan setting has turned streams into virtual tourism and driving lessons, a genre distinct from competitive racing.
On June 3, SHAKA announced he would host a gateball tournament titled 'LEGENDUS Gateball' on June 4 at 13:00 JST, streamed via his Twitch channel. The event is part of his 'LEGENDUS' series, which previously featured Street Fighter 6 and League of Legends. Ten fighting game influencers will split into two teams of five for a serious match of gateball, a lawn sport known for its strategic depth. The 'Sōshihan Tomo no Kai' team includes Sōshihan KSK, Naruo, Koku-nii, Haitani, and Ōnuki. The opposing 'Handsome Gateball Club' team includes Handsome Orikasa, SHAKA, Ōsu Akira, Donpisha, and Ishii Pro. Āru and Hameko, known for their Street Fighter 6 commentary, will serve as referees. The match lasts 30 minutes, with points awarded for passing through three gates and hitting a goal pole.
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Jun 3
ZETA DIVISION streamer SHAKA will host a gateball tournament titled "LEGENDUS Gateball" on June 4 at 13:00 JST, streamed via his Twitch channel. Ten fighting game influencers will split into two teams of five for a serious match of gateball, a lawn sport often associated with older players but known for its strategic depth. The "Sōshihan Tomo no Kai" team includes Sōshihan KSK, Naruo, Koku-nii, Haitani, and Ōnuki. The opposing "Handsome Gateball Club" team includes Handsome Orikasa, SHAKA, Ōsu Akira, Donpisha, and Ishii Pro. Āru and Hameko, known for their Street Fighter 6 commentary, will serve as referees. The match lasts 30 minutes, with points awarded for passing through three gates and hitting a goal pole. Tactical elements such as touch and spark shot are allowed. The event is part of SHAKA's "LEGENDUS" series, which previously featured Street Fighter 6 and League of Legends.
May 31
Playground Games' open-world racing title 'Forza Horizon 6', set in Japan and released on May 19, has become a popular streaming vehicle for VTubers and streamers. According to KAI-YOU, Nijisanji's Shellin Burgundy and Hayama Marin, Hololive's Wando Chihaya, Oozora Subaru, Natsuiro Matsuri, and Vspo's Choya Hanabi have all played the game. Streamers Haseshin, SHAKA, and Suzuki Noriaki are also broadcasting 'driving in Japan' sessions. Wando Chihaya, known as the 'driver' of the VTuber unit FLOW GLOW, showed particular compatibility, hosting a 'driving school comedy' stream with Sakura Miko. Shellin Burgundy's streams focus on recognizing real-world locations like Akihabara and Shibuya, while Hayama Marin's 'beginner drift story' involves learning to drift with a kei truck. Separately, ASCII.jp reports that 'Forza Horizon 6' held the number one spot on Steam's Japan sales rankings as of June 1. Meanwhile, Game Spark notes that the 'Premium Upgrade' for the Steam version has been temporarily removed due to a rights issue with unreleased content, though the Premium Edition remains available.