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{{Infobox Tournament | {{Infobox Tournament | ||
| name = Jump Festa 2002 | | name = Jump Festa 2002 | ||
| image = Jump_Festa_2002_Logo.svg | | image = Jump_Festa_2002_Logo.svg | ||
| dates = December 22nd-23rd, 2001 | | dates = December 22nd - 23rd, 2001 | ||
| venue = Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall | | venue = Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall | ||
| address = 2-1, Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba, | | address = 2-1, Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba, | ||
| city = Chiba Prefecture, 261-8550, Japan {{flag|Japan}} | | city = Chiba Prefecture, 261-8550, Japan {{flag|Japan}} | ||
| attendance = | | attendance = ''Unknown'' | ||
| entryfees = N/A | | entryfees = N/A | ||
| ssbmwinner = {{Sm|Norikazu Oikawa|Japan}} & {{Sm|Masashi Ebihara|Japan}} <small>Dec. 22 Morning</small><br>{{Sm|Suzuho Ryosuke|Japan}} & {{Sm|Naoki Kimitsuka|Japan}} <small>Dec. 22 Afternoon</small><br>{{Sm|Shōgo Funami|Japan}} & {{Sm|Hiroki Koro|Japan}} <small>Dec. 23 Morning</small><br>{{Sm|Yusuki Udagawa|Japan}} & {{Sm|Taketo Kanno|Japan}} <small>Dec. 23 Afternoon</small> | | ssbmwinner = {{Sm|Norikazu Oikawa|Japan}} & {{Sm|Masashi Ebihara|Japan}} <small>Dec. 22 Morning</small><br>{{Sm|Suzuho Ryosuke|Japan}} & {{Sm|Naoki Kimitsuka|Japan}} <small>Dec. 22 Afternoon</small><br>{{Sm|Shōgo Funami|Japan}} & {{Sm|Hiroki Koro|Japan}} <small>Dec. 23 Morning</small><br>{{Sm|Yusuki Udagawa|Japan}} & {{Sm|Taketo Kanno|Japan}} <small>Dec. 23 Afternoon</small><br> | ||
| | | director = Jump Festa Staff<br>Nintendo | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Jump Festa 2002''' | '''Jump Festa 2002''' was an event held in the Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall in Japan late 2001. There was an official ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' tournament among other events. The first place teams each got a trophy, and two copies of Super Smash Bros. Melee, the second place teams each got 2 GameBoy Advance games, and the third place teams each got two Melee-themed bandanas and Melee-themed stickers. | ||
Note that there were actually four Doubles brackets, on December | Note that there were actually four Doubles brackets, on December 22 and 23 in the morning and afternoon. | ||
The tournament had a Doubles bracket in addition to a side event. The preliminaries were 2-on-2, team attack off, 2-minute time matches. The semi-finals may have used the same rules. The finals were 2-on-2, team attack off, 5-minute time limit, 2-stock matches. | The tournament had a Doubles bracket in addition to a side event. The preliminaries were 2-on-2, team attack off, 2-minute time matches. The semi-finals may have used the same rules. The finals were 2-on-2, team attack off, 5-minute time limit, 2-stock matches. | ||
The side event, dubbed the "Winning Brawl," was also free to enter and did not have a proper bracket. It was Singles free-for-all matches. If a player won two matches, they got a | The side event, dubbed the "Winning Brawl," was also free to enter and did not have a proper bracket. It was Singles free-for-all matches. If a player won two matches, they got a Melee-themed bandana. Additionally, some players obtained Melee T-shirts, possibly when bandanas ran out. | ||
The four Finals matches from the four total brackets were recorded and later released on gold-colored GameCube discs at later Toys "R" Us tournament. The disc is known as "Game Taikai Yuushou Kinen - Tokusei SmaBro DX Movie Disc." | The four Finals matches from the four total brackets were recorded and later released on gold-colored GameCube discs at later Toys "R" Us tournament. The disc is known as "Game Taikai Yuushou Kinen - Tokusei SmaBro DX Movie Disc." | ||
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===December 23 Morning=== | ===December 23 Morning=== | ||
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*[https://web.archive.org/web/20020803072750/http://jump.shueisha.co.jp/jumpfesta2002/index.shtml Jump Festa 2002 Home Page] | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20020803072750/http://jump.shueisha.co.jp/jumpfesta2002/index.shtml Jump Festa 2002 Home Page] | ||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHfF9qzuIwI Video of all four Finals matches] | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHfF9qzuIwI Video of all four Finals matches] | ||
*[https:// | *[https://sites.google.com/site/chainswordcsalt/dec-2001-tournament Research and other sources by ChainSwordCS] | ||
[[Category:2001 tournaments]] | [[Category:2001 tournaments]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Japanese tournaments]] | ||
