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 *{{Sm|Samsora|c1=Peach|g=SSBU|USA}} - The best Paisy player in the world in 2019 who was also a top 3 player during his prime. He is the only Peach player to win a major/supermajor, doing so at {{Trn|Shine 2019}}. Following controversies involving him in 2020, he has only attended a few events, albeit to lesser success.
 *{{Sm|Umeki|c1=Daisy|g=SSBU|Japan}} - The third-best Paisy player of all-time. Although less consistent compared to MuteAce or Samsora, his major and supermajor peaks are just as strong, which includes placing 2nd at {{Trn|Seibugeki 12}}, 3rd at {{Trn|Umebura SP 6}}, and 5th at {{Trn|Port Priority 8}}.
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 ===Tier placement and history===
 At the beginning of ''Ultimate''{{'}}s metagame, players immediately recognized the viability of Peach and Daisy, due to having one of the best combo games in the game thanks to their down tilt, aerials, [[Vegetable]], forward tilt, and up tilt serving as powerful combo starters to lead into difficult and technical high damaging float cancel combos. Due to this, the princesses were considered one of the best characters in the game, which was reflected in results garnered from {{Sm|Samsora}}, {{Sm|MuteAce}}, and {{Sm|Umeki}}. Even after nerfs in subsequent patches, the two were still considered to be top tier, thanks to Samsora's explosive performances throughout 2019.
-Subsequent years slightly hurt Paisy's warm reception, most notably due their perceived lower viability in the online metagame, {{Sm|Samsora}}'s significantly decreased activity due to his controversies, and Umeki's worse consistency in the post-online metagame. However, MuteAce's results gradually improved in the post-online metagame as newer Paisy players began rising into the spotlight, including {{Sm|Eik}} and {{Sm|Ling}} and Umeki started to perform a lot better throughout 2023. As such, although no loner considered one of the best characters in the game, Paisy is still widely considered a top tier, which is reflected in their placement on the current tier list, as they are collectively ranked 9th.
+Subsequent years slightly hurt Paisy's warm reception, most notably due their perceived lower viability in the online metagame, {{Sm|Samsora}}'s significantly decreased activity due to his controversies, and Umeki's worse consistency in the post-online metagame. On the other hand, MuteAce's results began improving as he continued to showcase how deadly Paisy's turnip combos could be, while Ling also began finding more success at a national level. As such, although no loner considered one of the best characters in the game, Paisy is still widely considered a top tier, which is reflected in their placement on the first tier list, as they are collectively ranked 9th.
+Paisy's perception would only continue to improve following the release of the first tier list, as MuteAce's results continued to improve. In addition, Umeki's results became slightly more consistent again, while newcomer {{Sm|Eik}} began making waves on the Japanese scene. With better results in 2023, opinions on the character began improving ever so slightly, and as such Paisy saw a small rise to 7th on the second tier list.
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