NMIXX, live communication with fans... Mafia, balance game, and Hong Kong performance expected in recorded broadcast

The NMIXX members spent time communicating with fans through a pre-recorded live broadcast before the fan signing event. The broadcast was recorded in advance, and the members revealed that they were waiting for the fan signing while freely continuing their conversation. At the beginning of the broadcast, the members checked camera angles, lighting, and screen conditions to create a natural atmosphere. They responded to fans’ comments in real-time, exchanged greetings, and mentioned that it had been a while since their last live broadcast. The members talked about recent daily life, stickers they received from each other, and fashion points. Next, the members enjoyed various games together, such as Mafia, Balance Game, Animal Kingdom Game, and Finger Folding Game. While playing, they assigned roles, explained rules, and shared opinions, revealing their unique cheerful chemistry. During the games, there were debates over roles and moments when rules were adjusted on the spot. They also played the English Prohibition Game and Balance Game, answering questions from fans. The members tried games recommended by fans, and when mistakes or funny situations occurred during the games, they teased each other to lighten the mood. Each member showed honest reactions about their roles or game results and continued communicating with fans. Toward the end of the broadcast, they read fans’ comments and took pose suggestions, showing various poses. They struck poses on the spot according to fans’ requests, such as the ″Love Pose,″ ″Returned from Prison Pose,″ and ″Goodnight Pose.″ Finally, the members said goodbye to each other and the fans, wrapping up the broadcast. In this broadcast, the NMIXX members showed a friendly side through casual conversations, games, and real-time communication with fans. They shared that they would rest well after the fan signing and expressed excitement for the upcoming tour and the Hong Kong performance.