Can Somebody Please Help This Lady Find Her Monsters?

The restaurant said they didn’t find a PSP, and Ikezawa thinks it fell out of her pouch, which she took off while in the eatery. “I was the last customer,” she noted, adding that she’s been on the verge of tears. She realized that her PSP went missing when she was waiting for her train and called the restaurant, adding that there were no customers when she returned to see about her missing PSP. “Thus, there was only a ten minute gap here,” she writes.

She tweeted about her lost PSP a couple of times, but by 4:23pm on February 7, Ikezawa’s tweets were getting more and more frantic, asking people if they’d seen a black pouch with a red PSP on the Keiyo train line between Tokyo and Chiba. “I’m about to cry,” she added, begging whoever found it to get in contact with her.

“My PSP hasn’t turned up,” she tweeted again, adding that the restaurant checked time and time again, but could not find it. She even filed a lost item report with the police, asked the train station staff and the cafe at the Makuhari Messe convention center where this year’s Wonder Festival was held.

But it wasn’t just her PSP that was lost. She can probably afford another PSP. No, it was hours and hours and hours of gameplay she lost. Haruna Ikezawa didn’t just lose her PSP, she lost her PSP with all her Monster Hunter save data. She says there was about 70 hours worth of of Monster Hunter (most likely Monster Hunter Portable 3rd) and “several hundred hours” of Monster Hunter Portable 2nd.

The voice actress continued to tweet about how depressed she is, how others are playing Monster Hunter and her game data is *poof* gone. And when she wasn’t tweeting, she took to her blog to write about her missing PSP in more than 140 characters.

“I will buy a PSP,” she wrote. “I will buy the games. But the game save data I’ve accumulated won’t come back. That’s several hundred hours. And that is what makes me the saddest.”

After laying out her take on what happened to her PSP (including that it could’ve been stolen), Ikezawa wishes a curse on whomever swiped her PSP.