Exploring the Successor to Let Me Solo Her

Sure, here’s a reimagined version:

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Ever heard of Let Me Solo Her? If you’ve faced Malenia, that one super tough boss in Elden Ring, you might have spotted his summoning sign. And no, it’s not just another player. Now, for those scratching their heads—I get it—Let Me Solo Her is this dude, Klein Tsuboi. He’s like a legend in the Elden Ring world. Why? Because he’s out there, half-naked, pot on his head, wielding katanas, taking this boss on. Sounds wild, right?

Honestly, you’d think his odd attire—seriously, just underwear and a pot—would be a disadvantage, but nah, it’s like his secret weapon. It’s amazing how something so quirky caught on. People made fan art and memes for crying out loud! Bandai Namco even sent him a care package, which is a pretty big deal. Of course, with great fame comes… well, copycats. Yep, a bunch of fans started following his style—cue Let Me Solo Them.

So this Let Me Solo Them character pops up. Equally cool, helps with Radagon and the Elden Beast. Those bosses are no joke, by the way. You gotta beat them back-to-back without a breather. Talk about stress! And Let Me Solo Them? She’s doing it with style—a female version of the original Solo Her.

She’s posted on Reddit about conquering these bosses over 10,000 times. Wild, right? And she’s committed, inspired by the original Let Me Solo Her’s dedication. She’s got this routine, takes out bosses for players daily, breezing through it like it’s nothing.

Oh, and she’s chatting with folks over at GamesRadar+, saying she’s clocked more than 5,300 hours in-game. I mean, that fight—it’s almost second nature to her now. But somehow, she’s not bored. It’s less about beating the bosses, more about helping other players finish their quests.

And she’s not stopping at Radagon and Elden Beast. With the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, she’s tackling more complex bosses like Rellana and Consort Radahn. No grand plans, she says, just helping out gamers and eyeing the next FromSoftware release.

You gotta admire the dedication—or maybe scratch your head at the hours spent. Either way, it’s folks like these that keep games like Elden Ring exciting.