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===Fall 2016=== | ===Fall 2016=== | ||
Fall 2016 began a string of sub-par placings for Abadango. At his namesake tournament, [[2GGT: Abadango Saga]], he placed 13th, losing in pools to a relatively unknown {{SSB4|Dr. Mario}} main in {{Sm| | Fall 2016 began a string of sub-par placings for Abadango. At his namesake tournament, [[2GGT: Abadango Saga]], he placed 13th, losing in pools to a relatively unknown {{SSB4|Dr. Mario}} main in {{Sm|B7games}}. He then lost in bracket to {{Sm|Elegant}}. At [[The Big House 6]], Abadango tried his new {{SSB4|Mega Man}} pocket pick against {{Sm|ZeRo}} in winner's quarters, but lost 3-0. He then immediately lost to {{Sm|VoiD}} 3-1 in losers, finishing at 9th. At [[Waseda Festival 2016]], Abadango also finished in 9th place, losing once again to Taiheita and being eliminated by {{Sm|Todoman}}. | ||
His placings began to improve once again starting at [[DNG Kanto Invitational]], where Abadango placed 3rd in a round-robin with some of the best smashers in Kanto. He followed this up with a stellar performance at [[UGC Smash Open]], where he defeated {{Sm|ANTi}} 3-1 in the round of 16, {{Sm|Nairo}} 3-1 in winners' quarters, and reverse swept {{Sm|ESAM}} 3-2 in winners' semis. After once again being defeated by ZeRo 3-0 in winner's finals, Abadango crushed ESAM 3-0 in the losers' finals runback, and using his {{SSB4|Meta Knight}}, took ZeRo to a last game, last stock, last hit situation in grand finals before finally being defeated 3-2. He finished the tournament at 2nd place. Abadango then placed first at [[Hirosuma Tokaigi Qualifiers]] defeating {{Sm|Atelier}} 2-1, {{Sm|Ron}} 2-1, {{Sm|OCEAN}} 2-0, and {{Sm|Kome}} 2-1 and 2-0 on his march to victory. One week later at [[2GGT: ZeRo Saga]] Abadango defeated {{Sm|Locus}} 2-0, and {{Sm|Pugwest}} 3-1 to make it out of pools. In bracket he defeated {{Sm|Salem}} 3-1 before falling to {{Sm|Larry Lurr}} 1-3 in winners quarters. He was then eliminated by {{Sm|Komorikiri}} 2-3 and finished in 9th place. | His placings began to improve once again starting at [[DNG Kanto Invitational]], where Abadango placed 3rd in a round-robin with some of the best smashers in Kanto. He followed this up with a stellar performance at [[UGC Smash Open]], where he defeated {{Sm|ANTi}} 3-1 in the round of 16, {{Sm|Nairo}} 3-1 in winners' quarters, and reverse swept {{Sm|ESAM}} 3-2 in winners' semis. After once again being defeated by ZeRo 3-0 in winner's finals, Abadango crushed ESAM 3-0 in the losers' finals runback, and using his {{SSB4|Meta Knight}}, took ZeRo to a last game, last stock, last hit situation in grand finals before finally being defeated 3-2. He finished the tournament at 2nd place. Abadango then placed first at [[Hirosuma Tokaigi Qualifiers]] defeating {{Sm|Atelier}} 2-1, {{Sm|Ron}} 2-1, {{Sm|OCEAN}} 2-0, and {{Sm|Kome}} 2-1 and 2-0 on his march to victory. One week later at [[2GGT: ZeRo Saga]] Abadango defeated {{Sm|Locus}} 2-0, and {{Sm|Pugwest}} 3-1 to make it out of pools. In bracket he defeated {{Sm|Salem}} 3-1 before falling to {{Sm|Larry Lurr}} 1-3 in winners quarters. He was then eliminated by {{Sm|Komorikiri}} 2-3 and finished in 9th place. | ||
