The Successor to Let Me Solo Her: An Explanation

I’m guessing you’ve bumped into Let Me Solo Her’s summoning sign while wrestling with Malenia in Elden Ring. Yeah, that’s Klein Tsuboi—if you know, you know. This guy’s kind of a legend in the Elden Ring scene. Folks use these summoning things in the game, right? And Let Me Solo Her? Dude’s like the go-to for taking down this nightmare of a boss, Malenia. Most daunting boss ever. And the outfit? Priceless. Just wielding two katanas, in his skivvies, sporting a pot for a helmet. No, really.

People love this—art, memes, all of it. Even Bandai Namco couldn’t ignore him. They sent him a box of Elden Ring stuff last summer. Of course, get famous in a game and boom, you’ve got copycats everywhere. It’s a thing. Like this Let Me Solo Them character, trying to follow in those pot-helmet footsteps.

So, Let Me Solo Them is out there, taking names. Handling Radagon and the Elden Beast—I mean, you better be ready; they’re the final bosses. Hard as heck, back-to-back fights, no breather. Insanity! And Let Me Solo Them’s not just any player. She’s mastered these guys, like a thousand times over. I think I saw her post somewhere on Reddit—don’t remember where exactly—celebrating taking them down over, what, a ten thousand times? Impressive or obsessive? You decide.

There was an interview with GamesRadar—or maybe it wasn’t, who can keep up these days?—where she said she’s played over 5,300 hours. Just those battles mostly, back-to-back, no big deal, all fun. Apparently can do it with her eyes closed now. Don’t try this at home kids. But she’s branching out with the new DLC, Shadow of the Erdtree, even helping out with others like Rellana. Consort Radahn? Yeah, she’s on that too.

What’s the takeaway here? Pure dedication. Makes you think. I don’t know if she plans to go pro or what… but she’s inspiring others and wants to keep the good deeds rolling with whatever FromSoftware cooks up next. Now, if I can only figure out why the sound of those digital dragons roaring from my console makes me want to grab some earplugs. Anyway—where was I?