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Video game 'React' turns into donation marathon for puppy and catches streamer off guard

oglobo9 September 2026 at 14:12

Pedro Henrique Luttilippe, known as TVPH, is a streamer with 80 thousand subscribers on YouTube and 13 thousand on Twitch. On Tuesday morning, he was live watching and commenting on Nintendo's broadcast celebrating the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda franchise. About 4 thousand people were watching the live stream on his two channels.

During the presentation of the Ocarina of Time remake, the streamer started crying for no apparent reason related to what was on screen. In the upper right corner, there was a donation counter showing progress toward the goal of 2 thousand reais that he had asked the audience to help with a trip he would take to Japan in the coming days.

The reason for the tears was revealed: the puppy Max, which the streamer always shows to fans during streams, was in surgery to remove cancer. Pedro informed the viewers that the dog had come out of surgery successfully and that everything would be fine.

The audience's reaction was immediate: the reaction hearts went up and the chat exploded. PH cried a little more, went back to commenting on Nintendo's presentation and continued with the broadcast.

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