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Tournament:SumabatoX 18

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SumabatoX 18
Dates February 16th, 2013
Address/City Japan Japan
Attendance 80+
Results
Super Smash Bros. Brawl winners Japan 9B 1v1
Japan SLS & Japan Masha 2v2

SumabatoX 18 was a Japanese regional Brawl tournament held on February 16th, 2013.

Results[edit]

Brawl singles[edit]

(80+ entrants)

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB)
2nd Japan SLS Falco (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB)
3rd Japan Masha Falco (SSBB)
4th Japan Aki Falco (SSBB)
5th Japan Kakera Meta Knight (SSBB)
5th Japan Earth Pit (SSBB)
7th Japan Sakasaka
7th Japan Torin
9th Japan Souther Snake (SSBB)
9th Japan Suinoko
9th Japan Akira
9th Japan Kuroan Snake (SSBB)
13th Japan Edge
13th Japan Gomamugitya
13th Japan Pitch
13th Japan Takeshi
17th Japan Moyomoto
17th Japan busa Snake (SSBB)
17th Japan Kie Peach (SSBB)
17th Japan Sygnuss
17th Japan Hyacinthus
17th Japan Wanapero
17th Japan Noji
17th Japan Toraken

Doubles[edit]

Place Name Character(s) Name Character(s) Earnings
1st Japan SLS Falco (SSBB) Japan Masha Falco (SSBB)
2nd Japan Earth Pit (SSBB) Japan Suinoko Diddy Kong (SSBB)

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