Spike Chunsoft launches "Hidden Bats Kakure Bats" project to track missing persons in real time!

Spike Chunsoft, which recently released a mysterious countdown site, has launched a real-time mystery solving project called "Hidden Bats Kakure Bats.

⇒Please cooperate with the experiment - Spike Chunsoft has released a mysterious countdown site! Until 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, May 8, 2022

Hidden Bats Kakure Bats," which launched on Sunday, May 8, 2022, is a mystery-solving project that invites players to get involved and help solve a missing person search case that is unfolding in real-time on Twitter and websites.

Players communicate with two missing persons in order to save them.

＜The missing persons
The players are allowed to use their smartphones once every two days for 21 minutes at a fixed time.
The player will be given a smartphone and will be asked to send information and a mysterious code to the player via Twitter.
The player will receive a password via Twitter reply within two days of the presentation.

<Players
1) Follow the official Twitter accounts of "Kakure Bats" and the two missing persons.
(2) Follow the Twitter accounts of the two missing persons to obtain information about the case, the missing persons themselves, and mysterious images that will serve as a code.

Twitter accounts of "Hidden Bats/Kakurebats
@HiddenBats ( # )

Twitter of the missing person
Name: Aine Ichirai
@Aine_Ichirai (#)
Name: Sotobaru Binato
@Binato_Sotobara (#)

(2) Check the website of the "Sunaiku Foundation
You can check the website of "Sunaiku Foundation", an organization that supports the resolution of missing persons cases, for articles on missing persons cases regarding "Kakure bats".
URL: #

(3) Decipher the code based on the hint video and obtain the password.
Get the password by deciphering the cipher presented by the missing person using the video seen from a certain location as a hint.

4) Reply to the missing person on Twitter with the password you obtained.
Send the obtained password to the missing person by replying on Twitter, and if the answer is correct, the case will progress.