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 ==Early Period, 2005-2007==
-He started off as a ''[[Melee]]'' player, finding competitive play and joining SmashBoards under a former account known as [http://smashboards.com/members/wavedasher.20985/ wavedasher] in 2005 along with a friend of his, MattNF. His first major event was [[The Smash Affiliates]]'s [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uGvRM-JeyI Smashtality] back in 2006, with his first loss being to {{Sm|HBK}}. He started off as a Luigi main with Roy as a secondary, and he didn't have notable placings outside of taking games occasionally with lucky misfires, but never full sets. At Smashtality 2 in October 2006, after a surprising one-game win in pools vs. {{Sm|Mew2King}}'s Mr. Game and Watch with a misfire, he met {{sm|Sensei}} and {{sm|Isai}} and got 5-stocked by both of them, learning of the competitive ''64'' scene. He kept on going with the ''Melee'' scene, but due to TSA's venue being moved to New York after Smashtality III in 2007, he was no longer attending events.
+He started off as a ''[[Melee]]'' player, finding competitive play and joining SmashBoards under a former account known as [http://smashboards.com/members/wavedasher.20985/ wavedasher] in 2005 along with a friend of his, MattNF. His first major event was [[The Smash Affiliates]]'s [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uGvRM-JeyI Smashtality] back in 2006, with his first loss being to {{Sm|HBK}}. He started off as a Luigi main with Roy as a secondary, and he didn't have notable placings outside of taking games occasionally with lucky misfires, but never full sets. At Smashtality 2 in October 2006, after a surprising one-game win in pools vs. {{Sm|Mew2King}}'s Mr. Game & Watch with a misfire, he met {{sm|Sensei}} and {{sm|Isai}} and got 5-stocked by both of them, learning of the competitive ''64'' scene. He kept on going with the ''Melee'' scene, but due to TSA's venue being moved to New York after Smashtality III in 2007, he was no longer attending events.
 ===Early Online Play===
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 ===Other Smash Games===
-When he played ''Brawl'', he mained {{SSBB|Luigi}} and {{SSBB|Mr. Game and Watch}}. At his highest peak, he was in the top 150 on the AllisBrawl Wi-Fi ladder. However, he never had a good placement offline, though this was partially due to the New Jersey/New York scene being the top scene in the country in the early years of the game. He disliked the dominance of {{SSBB|Meta Knight}} as well as the King Dedede matchup, and also also disliked the speed of the game, and gradually gave up playing ''Smash'' altogether until ''Melee'' and ''Smash 64'' brought him back. While he argues for the game's existence and for how in-depth the game is (mostly as a Devil's Advocate), he dislikes the game immensely and blames it for the partial death of the scene during that period. His one notable result was 9th in AllBrawl, a 4-player FFA event designed by DMBrandon and Keitaro with random stages and items, with top two advancing at Apex 2012, where he won over players such as Ally and Nairo before being eliminated the next round by Ally (again) and TheReflexWonder. His best matchups were {{SSBB|Olimar}} and {{SSBB|Diddy Kong}}.
+When he played ''Brawl'', he mained {{SSBB|Luigi}} and {{SSBB|Mr. Game & Watch}}. At his highest peak, he was in the top 150 on the AllisBrawl Wi-Fi ladder. However, he never had a good placement offline, though this was partially due to the New Jersey/New York scene being the top scene in the country in the early years of the game. He disliked the dominance of {{SSBB|Meta Knight}} as well as the King Dedede matchup, and also also disliked the speed of the game, and gradually gave up playing ''Smash'' altogether until ''Melee'' and ''Smash 64'' brought him back. While he argues for the game's existence and for how in-depth the game is (mostly as a Devil's Advocate), he dislikes the game immensely and blames it for the partial death of the scene during that period. His one notable result was 9th in AllBrawl, a 4-player FFA event designed by DMBrandon and Keitaro with random stages and items, with top two advancing at Apex 2012, where he won over players such as Ally and Nairo before being eliminated the next round by Ally (again) and TheReflexWonder. His best matchups were {{SSBB|Olimar}} and {{SSBB|Diddy Kong}}.
 In ''[[Project M]]'', he mains Luigi and Samus with various secondaries such as Yoshi and Ganondorf (primarily for Warioware shenanigans), and he also used to play online occasionally on [[Anther's Ladder]] though on keyboard. He specializes in the Ivysaur and Snake matchups. As with ''Brawl'', he didn't have super strong placements in singles, though his losses were usually to top-level threats outside of consistent losses to people maining sword-wielding characters such as Marth (as in ''Melee'') and Ike. He has also shown strength as with the other games in doubles, where he teams primarily with KeyChain, an NYC ranked King Dedede/Wario main. They have taken sets from much more well-known doubles teams, most notably one of the most well-known Midwest teams {{sm|Dirtboy}} and {{sm|Ripple}} the day before Supernova, as well as teams featuring players such as {{sm|Malachi}} and {{sm|Phresh}}. He is currently inactive from Project M due to Nebulous closing, but occasionally entered events at Super Smash Con until 2019.