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His most notable performance in ''Smash 4'' was his 3rd placing at [[CEO 2015]] when he teamed with {{Sm|ZeRo}}. They performed various team combos leading into Jigglypuff's rest, defeating high-level teams such as {{Sm|Larry Lurr}} and {{Sm|Tyrant}} and {{Sm|StaticManny}} and {{Sm|Dabuz}}. He even managed to defeat Dabuz in a 1v1 situation. He has also taken a set off of {{Sm|Fatality}} in singles. | His most notable performance in ''Smash 4'' was his 3rd placing at [[CEO 2015]] when he teamed with {{Sm|ZeRo}}. They performed various team combos leading into Jigglypuff's rest, defeating high-level teams such as {{Sm|Larry Lurr}} and {{Sm|Tyrant}} and {{Sm|StaticManny}} and {{Sm|Dabuz}}. He even managed to defeat Dabuz in a 1v1 situation. He has also taken a set off of {{Sm|Fatality}} in singles. | ||
Hungrybox was one of the 16 players who participated in the [[Super Smash Bros. Invitational]], placing 2nd with {{SSB4|Kirby}}. At the tournament's end, he challenged [[Nintendo]] of America President and COO [[Reggie Fils-Aimé]] to a "for glory" match after he had teased possible future Nintendo-sponsored tournaments. Fils-Aimé declined, admitting that he "sucks at Smash", but that his "opportunity was coming with {{for3ds}}." He concluded his response by saying he would "come back next time and kick | Hungrybox was one of the 16 players who participated in the [[Super Smash Bros. Invitational]], placing 2nd with {{SSB4|Kirby}}. At the tournament's end, he challenged [[Nintendo]] of America President and COO [[Reggie Fils-Aimé]] to a "for glory" match after he had teased possible future Nintendo-sponsored tournaments. Fils-Aimé declined, admitting that he "sucks at Smash", but that his "opportunity was coming with {{for3ds}}." He concluded his response by saying he would "come back next time and kick Hungrybox's ass," to the amusement of the audience. One year later, Fils-Aimé and Hungrybox made a special appearance in the 2015 Nintendo World Championships, and played the promised for glory match, Hungrybox using Jigglypuff, and Fils-Aimé using {{SSB4|Ryu}}. Hungrybox took the win by a very large margin. | ||
Hungrybox had also participated in several ''[[Ultimate]]'' tournaments playing {{SSBU|Jigglypuff}}. Although he doesn't take ''Ultimate'' as seriously as ''Melee'', he had some notable placements such as 25th at {{Trn|Smash Conference United}}, where he had a close set with {{Sm|Salem}}. He also regularly commentates in ''Ultimate'' tournaments, most noticeably at {{Trn|CEO 2019}}. After the buffs given to Jigglypuff in Update 6.0.0, he stated that he's more optimistic about his future performance in ''Ultimate''; shortly after he placed 13th at {{Trn|GENESIS: BLACK}}. He notably upset {{Sm|RFang}} in pools at {{Trn|Frostbite 2020}} en route to a 97th place finish. In his pools at {{Trn|CEO Dreamland 2020}}, he notably competed against {{Sm|Samsora}} and brought him to last game, although he ended up losing 2-1 and placed 65th. | Hungrybox had also participated in several ''[[Ultimate]]'' tournaments playing {{SSBU|Jigglypuff}}. Although he doesn't take ''Ultimate'' as seriously as ''Melee'', he had some notable placements such as 25th at {{Trn|Smash Conference United}}, where he had a close set with {{Sm|Salem}}. He also regularly commentates in ''Ultimate'' tournaments, most noticeably at {{Trn|CEO 2019}}. After the buffs given to Jigglypuff in Update 6.0.0, he stated that he's more optimistic about his future performance in ''Ultimate''; shortly after he placed 13th at {{Trn|GENESIS: BLACK}}. He notably upset {{Sm|RFang}} in pools at {{Trn|Frostbite 2020}} en route to a 97th place finish. In his pools at {{Trn|CEO Dreamland 2020}}, he notably competed against {{Sm|Samsora}} and brought him to last game, although he ended up losing 2-1 and placed 65th. |