Punishment games that hype up a group date

Change the first person

I tried changing a member’s first-person pronoun.

A punishment game where you have to talk using a first-person pronoun you don’t normally use.

It’s surprisingly difficult, and whether you speak smoothly or slip up, it gets laughs.

Not only the standard ones like “ore-sama” or “washi,” but it also sounds fun to make up nonsensical first-person pronouns like in the video.

Recommended when there are multiple people doing the punishment!

PERFECT HUMAN

【MV】PERFECT HUMAN / RADIO FISH

Without production elements like BGM or lighting, singing or dancing to this song is practically a punishment game.

Why not use it when there are multiple people to be punished? Not only with “PERFECT HUMAN,” but having them perform other songs could also be entertaining.

Whisper “I love you” in my ear.

Whisper “I love you” in their ear… The terrifying punishment game box!

Even just saying the words “I love you” can be embarrassing.

That’s exactly why it makes for a penalty game.

It’s a simple and easy one, but in a group dating setting it’s a recommended penalty game that makes the person saying it, the person hearing it, and even the listeners’ hearts race.

lap pillow

True Lap Pillow (Main Story)

It’s a romance-themed penalty game that brings out maximum shyness and heart-pounding excitement.

Both the person sitting and the one lending their lap are likely to feel embarrassed, so the mood naturally gets lively.

If you set rules like a time limit of just 10 seconds, it lowers the barrier and makes it something more people can enjoy.

Whether it’s just friendly fun or a hint of romance, the onlookers can enjoy imagining the possibilities—that’s the charm of this prompt.

It also looks great in photos, so it’s perfect for making memories.

You’ll see expressions you don’t normally get to see, making it an ideal penalty game for events.

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How does your family address you? What do they call you?

For some people, this question basically turns into a punishment game! If you’re usually called by your name without any honorifics, it’s no big deal.

But if you’ve always been addressed with “-chan” or “-kun” since you were little, or you go by a quirky nickname, it might be a pretty embarrassing dare.

It’s probably especially unpleasant for men, maybe? Depending on the person, this dare can get everyone really hyped, but keep the fun and any talk about names limited to that moment.

Imitating or teasing someone about it after the game is over is a no-go.

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Balloon popping

[Team Competition] Balloon-Popping Showdown!

It’s nerve-racking when a balloon is about to pop, isn’t it? It’s the worst when you want to cover your ears but can’t.

So, how about balloon popping as a punishment game? There’s the simple style of banning earplugs and popping it right in front of someone, but having them pop it with their butt also gets people hyped.

Hairstyle change

My hairstyle changed because of a penalty game.

It doesn’t have to be as wild as in the video, but changing a carefully styled hairstyle can fairly be called a punishment.

If someone in the group carries hair wax, borrow it and give them a funny hairstyle.

If you want to go harder, why not include a haircut or dye job?