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{{Infobox Smasher
| name          = Vidjogamer
| name          = Vidjogamer
| image        = Vidjo.JPG
| image        = Vidjo.JPG
| main          = Peach
| mainssbm      = Peach
| other        = Pikachu
| otherssbm    = Fox
| crew          =  
| 2ndotherssbm  = Marth
| skill        = Professional
| mainpm        = Peach
| otherpm      = Marth
| mainssbb      = Meta Knight
| former crews  = F-Step
| alias        =  
| alias        =  
| realname      = Jesse Werner
| realname      = Jesse Werner
| birthdate     = June 24, 1988
| birthday      = 24
| location      = Ohio
| birthmonth    = 6
| birthyear     = 1988
| location      = Cleveland, Ohio
| country      = United States
| country      = United States
  }}
  }}


'''Vidjogamer''', or '''Vidjo''', is a player from Ohio and is considered one of the best [[Peach]] players in the nation.  He is currently the highest ranked Peach, and the 10th high ranked player overall, in the [[Smash Panel Power Rankings]]. Recently won teams with [[Mew2King]] at FC6.  
'''Vidjogamer''', or '''Vidjo''' for short, was a player from Cleveland, [[Ohio]] who was considered among the best {{SSBM|Peach}} players during the [[MLG]] era, being the highest ranking Peach player at 10th on the [[Smash Panel Power Rankings]]. While he routinely placed highly in singles at {{SSBM|major}}s, he was even more successful in doubles, winning several major doubles tournaments with {{Sm|Mew2King}}. Vidjogamer was also known as an early innovator of Peach's metagame, including discovering the use of Vidjo-dropping and Vidjo-cancelling, as well as being known as one of the elite 5 players in the [[Midwest]] during that era, which included {{Sm|Tink}}, {{Sm|Dope}}, {{Sm|Drephen}}, and {{Sm|Darkrain}}.


Vidjo is one of the elite 5 players in the Midwest, also including [[Tink]], [[Dope]], [[Drephen]], and [[Darkrain]], that have dominated the Midwest since mid-2005.  
==Tournament placings==
===''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''===
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Tournament!!Date!!1v1 Placement!!2v2 Placement!!Partner
|-
|[[MLG Chicago 2004]]||June 19th-20th, 2004||9th||—||—
|-
|[[MELEE-FC1]]||July 9th-10th, 2004||5th||7th||{{Sm|Vocal}}
|-
|[[MELEE-FC3]]||July 10th-12th, 2005||17th||9th||{{Sm|Joel}}
|-
|[[Show Me Your Moves 4]]||September 24th, 2005||3rd||—||—
|-
|[[BOMB 4]]||November 12th, 2005||9th||1st||{{Sm|Mew2King}}
|-
|[[MLG Chicago 2005]]||December 16th-18th, 2005||5th||1st||{{Sm|NEO}}
|-
|[[MLG New York 2005]]||February 25th-26th, 2006||9th||—||—
|-
|[[MELEE-FC6]]||July 13th-15th, 2006||3rd||1st||Mew2King
|-
|[[MLG Orlando 2006]]||August 26th-27th, 2006||13th||3rd||Mew2King
|-
|[[Show Me Your Moves 6]]||November 4th, 2006||5th||—||—
|-
|[https://smashboards.com/threads/gamejunkie-06-23-07-results.107453/ GameJunkie 6/23]||June 23rd, 2007||1st||1st||{{Sm|Dope}}
|-
|[[MELEE-FC Diamond]]||July 12th-14th, 2007||5th||4th||Dope
|-
|[[Zero Challenge 3]]||July 20th-22nd, 2007||7th||13th||{{Sm|Cactuar}}
|-
|[[Viva La Smashtaclysm]]||November 10th-11th, 2007||33rd||2nd||Mew2King
|-
|[[Pound 3]]||February 2nd-3rd, 2008||5th||13th||{{Sm|Jiano}}
|-
|[[TGMTSBCO]]||June 7th-8th, 2008||9th||1st||Mew2King
|-
|[[Revival of Melee]]||March 7th-8th, 2009||—||17th||Jiano
|-
|[[Pound 4]]||January 16th-18th, 2010||25th||5th||{{Sm|ChuDat}}
|-
|[http://smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=374096 Mayhem 9]||October 18th, 2014||9th (Forfeit)||1st||Mew2King
|-
|[[Smash 'N' Splash]]||June 13th-14th, 2015||—||1st||Mew2King
|-
|[[FC Smash 15XR: Return]]||July 4th-5th, 2015||13th||13th||Dope
|-
|[[The Big House 5]]||October 2nd-4th, 2015||193rd||—||—
|-
|[[Tipped Off 11]]||November 7th-8th, 2015||33rd||13th||{{Sm|Drephen}}
|-
|[[Shuffle VIII]]||March 12th-13th, 2016||9th||1st||Mew2King
|-
|[[Pound 2016]]||April 2nd-3rd, 2016||129th||—||—
|-
|[[Shine 2016]]||August 26th-28th, 2016||49th||—||—
|-
|[[Shuffle: Battle of the Midwest]]||April 1st-2nd, 2017||—||17th||{{Sm|surf's up. hail satan}}
|-
|[[Super Smash Con 2017]]||August 10th-13th, 2017||—||129th||{{Sm|Jisu}}
|}


Vidjo was willingly annexed into the [[Ship of Fools]] in mid-2005, though he still won't participate with them in crew battles. 
===''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''===
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Tournament!!Date!!1v1 Placement!!2v2 Placement!!Partner
|-
|[[Test Your Might II]]||November 21st, 2008||1st||—||—
|}


HUMOROUS SIDE NOTE #1 – BEST OF VIDJOGAMER http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=29079 Vidjogamer had been around since near the beginning of Smashboards, but as many know, he was also very young. He regularly got into heated debates with the veterans of California, and in a final straw moment Mattdeezie composed the “Best of Our Friend Vidjo” post in the Melee Back Room, including this particular tidbit. “next stop on our tribute, is the crouch cancelling topic. This topic was once dead. It was a two page rigerous debate on the effectiveness of crouch cancelling over 6 months ago. However, something was left out, a superb tactic that we all failed to miss. Lets hear it from the words of none other than vidjo himself. Quote: Originally posted by Vidjo just throw turnips untill he comes at you then give him what hes coming for. BOOM! Whats he coming for Vidjo? A peach BEATDOWN, thats what hes coming for. Im appauld that you all missed that...I deem you all scrubs.” – MattDeezie Yes, it was inappropriate of Matt to pick on our friend Vidjo, who was so much younger than him. He was only 14 at the time, and we all know now of his advancement since those days. However, traveling the days of years gone by help us to learn the lessons of the future. Congratulations Vidjo, this tribute is for you. Asmogian – Ohio’s First Interstate Tournament – October 11th, 2003 http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=31229 The Asmogian tournament was hosted by the Columbus smash players. Fusegen, Smog, Supernova, and Vocal rented a club house in the woods that was the perfect retreat for Smash players. While Fusegen and Smog had already established themselves as solid players, Vocal was a smasher who had recently come onto the scene, and while he was not yet at the height of his game he would continue to grow from this point. Also, the Columbus crew, including Vocal, Smog, Fusegen, PimpLuigi, and Supernova took on the crew name of Equals D, continuing the trend of players banding together under common banners. The rules had not seen much evolution to this point in the Midwest. This is the first post yet in a Midwest thread regarding a neutral stage list of any kind, and the advice was not taken for this tournament. “Anyway, Smog, perhaps it is too late to make suggestions to the rules at this point, but I am all for experimenting with some of the ideas floating around about the no items and "sacred seven" stages only for the random stage at least. Actually, I'm a REALLY big fan of the 7 stages only for random Also, I don't like cloaking devices or stars. Especially stars. I laugh when people say you just have to run away from someone when they get those items so it's fair...yeah.” – KishPrime Later some of this comes into effect for Flame of Bowser. The first avatar match was held at this tournament. David Kirk, an Ohio regular for some time but one who rarely traveled, used the same Fox avatar as KishSquared, and was thus challenged to a match when Squared got confused over who was posting. Squared defeated Kirk in the Fox ditto, thus being forced to remove his avatar. Kirk was later quoted as saying “I don’t even play Fox, I just thought the icon was cool,” and jokingly called Squared a bully. This was also the first appearance of the team that would later be known as “Kishwho?” KishPrime and KishSquared played on a team for the first time with mediocre results, but with KishCubed as Squared’s regular partner they practiced little together until much later. Eduardo continued to not attend out-of-state events, and Eddie teamed with SBP. The bracket played out much as expected, and it came down to Kishwho? vs. Hail to the Chimp in the winner’s finals. Hail soundly defeated Kishwho? and then finished off SBP/Eddie to win the tournament in a closely contested set. Teams tactics were beginning to become more evident, and Hail’s trademark was first pulled off here. “I can't believe Iggy was able to pull off the infinite combo thing with Peach where I hold em and he downsmashes...I've never seen that get off, neato.” – Joshu Fusegen and Smog also started to show off their team, Team Xero, which would score several nice placings and be a strong teams threat before it was disbanded. As for singles, Eddie suffered his first bracket loss to KishSquared while experimenting with other characters for the first time, but that didn’t stop him from switching to Ganon and charging back through the loser’s bracket to beat Squared in a rematch and Joshu in two straight sets. Results are sketchy, but this should be close. Teams: 1st: Hail to the Chimp 2nd: SBP and Eddie 3rd: KishPrime/KishSquared 4th: Fusegen and Smog 1v1 1st: Eddie 2nd: Joshu 3rd: KishSquared 4th: Fusegen 5th: KishPrime 5th: V 7th: Iggy 7th: Vocal Eddie’s grip on the Midwest was still secure, and far from being broken. He was confident enough in his dominance that he continued to experiment with other characters until he would reach the loser’s bracket at many tournaments in the next 5-6 months, becoming one of the most diverse players in the Midwest. Still, it took a long time until he could fully remove himself from his Ganon heritage.
==={{for3ds}}===
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Tournament!!Date!!1v1 Placement!!2v2 Placement!!Partner
|-
|[http://smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=374096 Mayhem 9]||October 18th, 2014||9th||—||—
|}


[[Category:Smashers]]
===''[[Project M]]''===
[[Category:Pros]]
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
[[Category:Peach professionals]]
!Tournament!!Date!!1v1 Placement!!2v2 Placement!!Partner
[[Category:American smashers]]
|-
|[[Tipped Off 11]]||November 7th-8th, 2015||—||5th||{{Sm|Drephen}}
|}
 
==Sexual misconduct allegations==
In 2018, smasher and artist Jacqueline “Jisu” Choe wrote a lengthy account of sexual and emotional abuses she endured while working under Vidjo at JisuArt. <ref>https://jackiechoe.wordpress.com/2018/01/17/metoo-public-version/</ref> While her allegations did not explicitly name Vidjo for legal reasons, it was common knowledge that he was her manager while she worked under the JisuArt brand. Since these allegations have came to light, he has not been involved with competitive ''Smash'' in any known capacity.
 
==References==
{{reflist}}
 
[[Category:Retired players]]
[[Category:Ohio smashers]]
[[Category:Ohio smashers]]
[[Category:Southern California smashers]]
[[Category:Peach players (SSBM)]]

Latest revision as of 21:50, February 29, 2024

Vidjogamer
Vidjo.JPG
Character info
Melee main Peach
Other Melee characters Fox, Marth
Brawl main Meta Knight
Project M main Peach
Other Project M character Marth
Team info
Former crews F-Step
Personal and other info
Real name Jesse Werner
Birth date (age 36)
Location Cleveland, Ohio United States

Vidjogamer, or Vidjo for short, was a player from Cleveland, Ohio who was considered among the best Peach players during the MLG era, being the highest ranking Peach player at 10th on the Smash Panel Power Rankings. While he routinely placed highly in singles at majors, he was even more successful in doubles, winning several major doubles tournaments with Mew2King. Vidjogamer was also known as an early innovator of Peach's metagame, including discovering the use of Vidjo-dropping and Vidjo-cancelling, as well as being known as one of the elite 5 players in the Midwest during that era, which included Tink, Dope, Drephen, and Darkrain.

Tournament placings[edit]

Super Smash Bros. Melee[edit]

Tournament Date 1v1 Placement 2v2 Placement Partner
MLG Chicago 2004 June 19th-20th, 2004 9th — —
MELEE-FC1 July 9th-10th, 2004 5th 7th Vocal
MELEE-FC3 July 10th-12th, 2005 17th 9th Joel
Show Me Your Moves 4 September 24th, 2005 3rd — —
BOMB 4 November 12th, 2005 9th 1st Mew2King
MLG Chicago 2005 December 16th-18th, 2005 5th 1st NEO
MLG New York 2005 February 25th-26th, 2006 9th — —
MELEE-FC6 July 13th-15th, 2006 3rd 1st Mew2King
MLG Orlando 2006 August 26th-27th, 2006 13th 3rd Mew2King
Show Me Your Moves 6 November 4th, 2006 5th — —
GameJunkie 6/23 June 23rd, 2007 1st 1st Dope
MELEE-FC Diamond July 12th-14th, 2007 5th 4th Dope
Zero Challenge 3 July 20th-22nd, 2007 7th 13th Cactuar
Viva La Smashtaclysm November 10th-11th, 2007 33rd 2nd Mew2King
Pound 3 February 2nd-3rd, 2008 5th 13th Jiano
TGMTSBCO June 7th-8th, 2008 9th 1st Mew2King
Revival of Melee March 7th-8th, 2009 — 17th Jiano
Pound 4 January 16th-18th, 2010 25th 5th ChuDat
Mayhem 9 October 18th, 2014 9th (Forfeit) 1st Mew2King
Smash 'N' Splash June 13th-14th, 2015 — 1st Mew2King
FC Smash 15XR: Return July 4th-5th, 2015 13th 13th Dope
The Big House 5 October 2nd-4th, 2015 193rd — —
Tipped Off 11 November 7th-8th, 2015 33rd 13th Drephen
Shuffle VIII March 12th-13th, 2016 9th 1st Mew2King
Pound 2016 April 2nd-3rd, 2016 129th — —
Shine 2016 August 26th-28th, 2016 49th — —
Shuffle: Battle of the Midwest April 1st-2nd, 2017 — 17th surf's up. hail satan
Super Smash Con 2017 August 10th-13th, 2017 — 129th Jisu

Super Smash Bros. Brawl[edit]

Tournament Date 1v1 Placement 2v2 Placement Partner
Test Your Might II November 21st, 2008 1st — —

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS[edit]

Tournament Date 1v1 Placement 2v2 Placement Partner
Mayhem 9 October 18th, 2014 9th — —

Project M[edit]

Tournament Date 1v1 Placement 2v2 Placement Partner
Tipped Off 11 November 7th-8th, 2015 — 5th Drephen

Sexual misconduct allegations[edit]

In 2018, smasher and artist Jacqueline “Jisu” Choe wrote a lengthy account of sexual and emotional abuses she endured while working under Vidjo at JisuArt. [1] While her allegations did not explicitly name Vidjo for legal reasons, it was common knowledge that he was her manager while she worked under the JisuArt brand. Since these allegations have came to light, he has not been involved with competitive Smash in any known capacity.

References[edit]

  1. ^ https://jackiechoe.wordpress.com/2018/01/17/metoo-public-version/
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