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'''Spring Kanto 2023''' was a [[list of national tournaments|national]] ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' [[tournament]] held at the Red Bull Gaming Sphere in Tokyo, Japan. | '''Spring Kanto 2023''' was a [[list of national tournaments|national]] ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' [[tournament]] held at the Red Bull Gaming Sphere in Tokyo, Japan. | ||
It used the traditional Japanese tournament format, starting with round robin best-of-1 pools that place players into either an A or B (pro or amateur) best-of-3 double-elimination bracket. There was no character lock rule. Smashers Kimimaru, Hydra, Shears, Tacos, Sugaaku, and Komotonoto from the United States made an appearance. 56 players attended in total, the full list can be found [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YyLqumJ98usJmocKVGjaiQ4AQr-C31EQmeI1jZXHs8c/edit#gid=1890720554 here. | It used the traditional Japanese tournament format, starting with round robin best-of-1 pools that place players into either an A or B (pro or amateur) best-of-3 double-elimination bracket. There was no character lock rule. Smashers Kimimaru, Hydra, Shears, Tacos, Sugaaku, and Komotonoto from the United States made an appearance. 56 players attended in total, the full list can be found [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YyLqumJ98usJmocKVGjaiQ4AQr-C31EQmeI1jZXHs8c/edit#gid=1890720554 here]. | ||
{{Sm|kysk}} won the tournament using a combination of {{SSB|Captain Falcon}} and {{SSB|Kirby}}, defeating {{Sm|Wario}} with the former in Winner's Finals and {{Sm|Kurabba}} with the latter in Grand Finals. He also beat {{Sm|Sekirei}} in Winner's Quarterfinals. | {{Sm|kysk}} won the tournament using a combination of {{SSB|Captain Falcon}} and {{SSB|Kirby}}, defeating {{Sm|Wario}} with the former in Winner's Finals and {{Sm|Kurabba}} with the latter in Grand Finals. He also beat {{Sm|Sekirei}} in Winner's Quarterfinals. | ||
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==Results== | ==Results== | ||
=== | ===''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' singles=== | ||
(56 entrants) | (56 entrants) | ||
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!Place!!Name!!Character(s) | |||
!Place!!Name!!Character | |||
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|1st||{{Sm|kysk|Japan}}||{{Head|Kirby|g=SSB|s=16px}}{{Head|Captain Falcon|g=SSB|s=16px}} | |1st||{{Sm|kysk|Japan}}||{{Head|Kirby|g=SSB|s=16px}}{{Head|Captain Falcon|g=SSB|s=16px}} | ||
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|7th||{{Sm|ryo|Japan}}||{{Head|Fox|g=SSB|s=16px}} | |7th||{{Sm|ryo|Japan}}||{{Head|Fox|g=SSB|s=16px}} | ||
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Revision as of 19:23, August 21, 2023
| Kanto Spring 2023 | |
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| Dates | April 29th, 2023 |
| Address/City | Tokyo 
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| Attendance | 56 |
| Entry fees | 1,000円 |
| Pot size(s) | 0 |
| Results | |
 winners
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kysk 1v1 Shears 1v1 Amateur
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Spring Kanto 2023 was a national Super Smash Bros. tournament held at the Red Bull Gaming Sphere in Tokyo, Japan. It used the traditional Japanese tournament format, starting with round robin best-of-1 pools that place players into either an A or B (pro or amateur) best-of-3 double-elimination bracket. There was no character lock rule. Smashers Kimimaru, Hydra, Shears, Tacos, Sugaaku, and Komotonoto from the United States made an appearance. 56 players attended in total, the full list can be found here.
kysk won the tournament using a combination of Captain Falcon and Kirby, defeating Wario with the former in Winner's Finals and Kurabba with the latter in Grand Finals. He also beat Sekirei in Winner's Quarterfinals.
Shears won the B bracket, defeating tournament organizer Chihiro 2-1.
Results
Super Smash Bros. singles
(56 entrants)
| Place | Name | Character(s) |
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| 1st | kysk |
 
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| 2nd | Kurabba |
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| 3rd | wario |
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| 4th | Wangera |
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| 5th | duck |
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| 5th | sekirei |
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| 7th | yuu |
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| 7th | ryo |
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External links
| Kanto | |
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| 2000s | Kanto 2006 · Kanto 2007 · Kanto 2008 · Kanto 2009 |
| 2010s | Kanto 2010 · Kanto 2011 · Kanto 2012 · Kanto 2013 · Kanto 2014 · Kanto 2015 · Kanto 2016 · Kanto 2017 · Autumn Kanto Tournament · Kanto 2018 · Kanto Fall 2018 · Kanto 2019 · Kanto Fall 2019 |
| 2020s | Kanto 2020 · Kanto Winter 2022 · Kanto Spring 2023 |
