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==Tournament summary==
==Tournament summary==
Umebura SP 11 was the fourth P-tier of the [[LumiRank 2024.2|2024.2 season]]. Just like [[Tournament:Umebura SP 10|the last iteration in January]], the tournament featured many of Japan's best players, including 68 of the 84 Japanese players ranked on the [[LumiRank 2024.1|LumiRank 2024.1 top 150]], with the only notable top Japanese player missing being {{Sm|Yaura}}, who was on a hiatus. Both {{Sm|Maister}} and {{Sm|MkLeo}} also came to the tournament, being the 2 main invaders.


Umebura SP 11 is the fourth P-Tier of the [[LumiRank 2024.2|2024.2 season]]. Just like [[Tournament:Umebura SP 10|the last iteration in January]], the tournament gather almost all of Japan's best players, as 68 of the 84 japanese players in the [[LumiRank 2024.1|Lumirank 2024.1 top 150]] were present (notably missing was [[Smasher:Yaura|Yaura]], who is on a hiatus). Both [[Smasher:Maister|Maister]] and [[Smasher:MkLeo|MkLeo]] also came to the tournament, being the 2 main invaders.
The only two notable upsets over top players before top 256 were {{SSBU|Bayonetta}} main and #223 {{Sm|Imokenpi}} defeating 3-2 #34 {{Sm|Yamanaction}} and {{SSBU|Pichu}} main and #215 {{Sm|Kizuha}} defeating 3-2 #42 {{Sm|Lax}} (both being Upset factor 5). Both finished at 193rd, with Yamanaction losing 0-3 to #95 {{Sm|NaNo}} and Lax losing 1-3 to {{SSBU|Wolf}} main and #170 {{Sm|Shori}} (UF 4).


The only two notable upsets over top players before top 256 were [[Bayonetta (SSBU)|Bayonetta]] main and #223 [[Smasher:Imokenpi|Imokenpi]] beating 3-2 #34 [[Smasher:Yamanaction|Yamanaction]] and [[Pichu (SSBU)|Pichu]] main and #215 [[Smasher:Kizuha|Kizuha]] beating 3-2 #42 [[Smasher:Lax|Lax]] (both being Upset factor 5). Both finished at 193rd, with Yamanaction losing 0-3 to #95 [[Smasher:NaNo|NaNo]] (UF 2) (tied with [[Tournament:EVO Japan 2020|Evo Japan 2020]] as his worst result) and Lax losing 1-3 to [[Wolf (SSBU)|Wolf]] main and #170 [[Smasher:Shori|Shori]] (UF 4) (his second worst result).<br>
In top 256, #17 {{Sm|Lv.1}} lost 2-3 to #112 {{Sm|Crete}} (UF 5). Other notable upsets include #31 {{Sm|Reno|p=Japan}} losing to #98 {{Sm|Shion|p=Japan}} 2-3 (UF 4), #36 {{Sm|Navy}} losing to #164 {{Sm|Rearlet}} 0-3 (UF 4) and #37 {{Sm|Nao|p=Hokkaido}} losing to #421 {{Sm|Lunia}} 2-3 (UF 7). In top 128, the number of upsets greatly increased. 3 top 16 seeds were notably upsets: #14 {{Sm|Yoshidora}} lost 2-3 to #78 {{Sm|Tsuna|p=Osaka}} (UF 5), #12 {{Sm|KEN}} lost 2-3 to #76 {{Sm|Tameigo}} (UF 6) and #10 {{Sm|Zackray}} lost 1-3 to #55 {{Sm|Kome}} (UF 5). Additionally, #122 {{Sm|Tsubotsubo}} knocked out of the tournament #26 {{Sm|Umeki}} at 65th 0-3 (UF 4).


In top 256, #17 [[Smasher:Lv.1|Lv.1]] lost 2-3 to #112 [[Smasher:Crete|Crete]] (UF 5). Other notable upsets include #31 [[Smasher:Reno (Japan)|Reno]] losing to #98 [[Smasher:Shion (Japan)|Shion]] 2-3 (UF 4), #36 [[Smasher:Navy|Navy]] losing to #164 [[Smasher:Rearlet|Rearlet]] 0-3 (UF 4) and #37 [[Nao]] losing to #421 [[Lunia]] 2-3 (UF 7). In top 128, the number of upsets greatly increased. 3 top 16 seeds were notably upsets: #14 [[Smasher:Yoshidora|Yoshidora]] lost 2-3 to #78 [[Tsuna (Osaka)|Tsuna]] (UF 5), #12 [[Smasher:KEN|KEN]] lost 2-3 to #76 [[Smasher:Tameigo|Tameigo]] (UF 6) and #10 [[Smasher:Zackray|Zackray]] lost 1-3 to #55 [[Smasher:Kome|Kome]] (UF 5). Additionally, #122 [[Smasher:Tsubotsubo|Tsubotsubo]] knocked out of the tournament #26 [[Smasher:Umeki|Umeki]] at 65th 0-3 (UF 4).
The number of upsets were at the highest in top 64. Lunia continued his breakout run by scoring the biggest upset of the tournament, eliminating #18 {{Sm|Kameme}} at 33rd 3-1 as the 421th seed, for a upset factor 9, also defeating #60 {{Sm|Huto}} 3-1 (UF 6). #8 {{Sm|TamaPDaifuku}} losing to #40 {{Sm|Raki}} 1-3 and #6 {{Sm|Asimo}} losing to #27 {{Sm|alice}} 1-3 (both upset factor 5) are the first top 8 seeds upsets. Lv.1, after being upset early, lost 0-3 to #65 {{Sm|Omuatsu}} (UF 4), placing 49th, his worst result since {{Trn|Kagaribi 10}} one year ago, and #24 {{Sm|Toriguri}} lost 0-3 to #51 {{Sm|Gachipi}} (UF 3), finishing at 33rd. Both #16 Maister and #23 {{Sm|Gackt}} were send to loser's early, as Maister lost 1-3 to #48 {{Sm|Chicken}} and Gackt lost 0-3 to Kome (both UF 3).


The number of upsets were at the highest in top 64. Lunia continued his breakout run by scoring the biggest upset of the tournament, eliminating #18 [[Smasher:Kameme|Kameme]] at 33rd 3-1 as the 421th seed, for a upset factor 9, also beating #60 [[Smasher:Huto|Huto]] 3-1 (UF 6). #8 [[Smasher:TamaPDaifuku|TamaPDaifuku]] losing to #40 [[Smasher:Raki|Raki]] 1-3 and #6 [[Smasher:Asimo|Asimo]] losing to #27 [[Smasher:Alice|alice]] 1-3 (both upset factor 5) are the first top 8 seeds upsets. Lv.1, after being upset early, lost 0-3 to #65 [[Smasher:Omuatsu|Omuatsu]] (UF 4), placing 49th, his worst result since [[Tournament:Kagaribi 10|Kagaribi 10]] one year ago, and #24 [[Smasher:Toriguri|Toriguri]] lost 0-3 to #51 [[Smasher:Gachipi|Gachipi]] (UF 3), finishing at 33rd. Both #16 Maister and #23 [[Smasher:Gackt|Gackt]] were send to loser's early, as Maister lost 1-3 to #48 [[Smasher:Chicken|Chicken]] and Gackt lost 0-3 to Kome (both UF 3).<br>
After top 64, outside of #9 {{Sm|Tea}} (losing to Raki 1-3 in winner's side and #39 {{Sm|Akio}} in loser's, both UF 4, placing 13th), the upsets only concern top 8 seeds. Asimo was eliminated at 25th by #25 {{Sm|Shirayuki}} 1-3 (UF 5), and TamaP at 17th by #15 {{Sm|Akakikusu}} 0-3 (UF 2). #4 {{Sm|Shuton}} lost 1-3 to #13 {{Sm|Snow}} (UF 4) (the first time Snow defeated Shuton after losing to him 4 times) and #7 {{Sm|Doramigi}} 1-3 (UF 2) for 9th. Lastly, #5 {{Sm|Raru}} didn't make into top 8 despite reach winner's quarters, finishing at 9th, as he lost to Snow 2-3 and Akakikusu (both UF 3). As such, only half of the top 8 seeds make into top 8, with Miya, {{Sm|acola}}, and {{Sm|Hurt}} being the only three entering from the winner's side.


After top 64, outside of #9 [[Smasher:Tea|Tea]] (losing to Raki 1-3 in winner's side and #39 [[Smasher:Akio|Akio]] in loser's, both UF 4, placing 13th), the upsets only concern top 8 seeds. Asimo was eliminated at 25th by #25 [[Smasher:Shirayuki|Shirayuki]] 1-3 (UF 5), and TamaP at 17th by #15 [[Smasher:Akakikusu|Akakikusu]] 0-3 (UF 2). Lastly, #4 [[Smasher:Shuton|Shuton]] and #5 [[Smasher:Raru|Raru]] didn't make into top 8 despite reach winner's quarters, finishing at 9th. Shuton lost 1-3 to #13 [[Smasher:Snow|Snow]] (UF 4) (the first time Snow beat Shuton after losing to him 4 times) and #7 [[Smasher:Doramigi|Doramigi]] 1-3 (UF 2), while Raru lost to Snow 2-3 and Akakikusu (both UF 3). As such, only half of the top 8 seeds make into top 8.<br>
Conversely, this event was notable for being {{Sm|MkLeo}}'s best supermajor performance in months. After a close encounter with alice, choosing to play the entire set with just {{SSBU|Meta Knight}} and performing a reverse-3 stock in the final game, MkLeo barely lost to Hurt right outside of top 8 but was able to defeat Akio in yet another game 5 set using {{SSBU|Byleth}} in the final two games to enter top 8 from the loser's side, his first P-tier top 8 appearance since he won {{Trn|GENESIS 9}} in January 2023. He then decisively defeated {{Sm|Doramigi}} in a game 5 set with Meta Knight before being reverse 3-0'd by acola. With his 5th-place finish and his wins over several top players, including a player who many considered as a contender for the top 10 at that time, MkLeo's performance marks his best performance at a major since he won {{Trn|King Con}} back in February. In addition, after losing to Kome, Zackray went on a 7-set loser's run, which includes eliminating Akakikusu and Hurt, before losing to acola to place 4th.


Outside of his two upsets, Akakikusu entered loser side top 8 by defeating [[Smasher:Rarikkusu|Rarikkusu]], [[Smasher:Kameme|Kameme]] and [[Smasher:Carmelo|Carmelo]], while Doramigi also beat [[Smasher:Paseriman|Paseriman]], [[Smasher:Akio|Akio]] and Kome, both being send to loser's by [[Smasher:Miya (Honshu)|Miya]]. Also in the loser side were Zackray and #11 [[Smasher:MkLeo|MkLeo]]. After his early loss to Kome, Zackray made a impressive 7-set long loser's run, knocking out of the tournament [[Smasher:Gorioka|Gorioka]], Tameigo, alice, [[Smasher:MASA|MASA]] and [[Smasher:Raki|Raki]]. MkLeo beat [[Smasher:MairudonaH.O|MairudonaH.O]], [[Smasher:Karaage|Karaage]] and alice to reach winners quarters were he lost a close game 5 set to #3 [[Smasher:Hurt|Hurt]], lastly defeating Akio to enter top 8. In winner side, both #2 Miya and #1 [[Smasher:Acola|Acola]] cruised through their bracket to enter top 8, both only losing 3 games, with Miya sending to loser's Shion, Akakikusu and Doramigi, and Acola [[Smasher:Ezs|Ezs]], [[Smasher:Omuatsu|Omuatsu]], [[Smasher:Carmelo|Carmelo]], Chicken and Raki. Hurt also entered winner side top 8, defeating [[Smasher:Taikei|Taikei]], [[Smasher:ElleGo|ElleGo]] and MkLeo. Lastly Snow, who has also defeated [[Smasher:Abadango|Abadango]], [[Smasher:Sssr|sssr]] and [[Smasher:M0tsunabE|M0tsunabE]] outside of his two upsets, is the only non-top 8 seed to enter winner side top 8.<br>
In top 8, acola fell into loser's bracket after losing to Snow 2-3 (UF 7). However, aside from going to game 5 against MkLeo, acola was easily able to enter Grand Finals, where he once again had to face Miya. acola surprised audiences by playing the match with {{SSBU|Pyra}} and {{SSBU|Mythra}}, but although he was able to reset the bracket 2-3, Miya ultimately defeated acola 3-1 at yet another P-tier; not only did Miya win back-to-back Japanese P-tiers, but this was also his fourth P-tier win in 2024, placing him as a contender to dethrone acola as the best player in Japan.
 
Outside of Raki (placing 9th as the 40th seed), Kome (placing 17th as the 55th seed) and Lunia (placing 25th as the 421th seed), #39 Akio made a great run to 9th, with wins over Umeki, sssr, Lunia and Chicken. #46 ElleGo placing 17th also marks one of the best [[Young Link (SSBU)|Young Link]] performances since [[Smasher:Suinoko|Suinoko]]'s 13th place at Umebura Sp 10 in January, with wins over [[Smasher:DieGorou|DieGorou]], [[Smasher:Ryuoh|Ryuoh]] and [[Tsuna (Osaka)|Tsuna]].<br>
 
In top 8, Akakikusu was eliminated at 7th by Zackray 1-3 alongside Doramigi, who lost against Mkleo's [[Meta Knight (SSBU)|Meta Knight]] 2-3. In winner's semifinals, while Miya defeat Hurt as seeded, Snow made a another upset, as he won the set against acola 3-2 (UF 7), the best win a [[Mario (SSBU)|Mario]] player have had since [[Smasher:Kurama|Kurama]]'s win over MkLeo at [[Tournament:Frostbite 2020|Frostbite 2020]]. The other upset in top 8 is Zackray eliminating Hurt 3-1 at 5th (UF 4). Miya entered winner side grand final after winning the set vs Snow 3-0. In loser's side, acola defeat MkLeo in a close game 5 set, eliminating MkLeo at 5th, his best placement at a major since his victory at [[Tournament:King Con|King Con]] in February 2024. It's also the first time he made top 8 at a P-Tier since his first place at [[Tournament:GENESIS 9|Genesis 9]] in January 2023. This run, and especially his close sets with Hurt and acola, make people believe that MkLeo will reclame a top 10 spot worldwide. acola also eliminated Zackray at 4th 3-0 and won the runback against Snow 3-1, who placed 3rd at a P-Tier, one of the best Mario performances in Ultimate alongside {{Sm|Kurama}}'s run at the {{Trn|Ludwig Smash Invitational}}. In a another classical japanese grand finals between Miya and acola (who decides to go only Aegis), the latter managed to reset the bracket 3-2 but Miya won the reset 3-1, winning back-to-back two japanese P-Tier, his fourth P-Tier win in 2024 and solidifying as a serious contender for the Number 1 spot of the season despite his underperformances in North America.


==Results==
==Results==
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Latest revision as of 15:56, October 5, 2024

Umebura SP 11
Dates September 14th-15th, 2024
Venue Minato City Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center
Address/City 1-20-20 Minami Kamata
Ota, Tokyo Japan
Attendance 1,023
Results
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate winners Japan Miya
Staff
Organizer(s) Umeki

Umebura SP 11 was a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate supermajor held in Minato, Tokyo, Kantō, on September 14th-15th, 2024.

Tournament summary[edit]

Umebura SP 11 was the fourth P-tier of the 2024.2 season. Just like the last iteration in January, the tournament featured many of Japan's best players, including 68 of the 84 Japanese players ranked on the LumiRank 2024.1 top 150, with the only notable top Japanese player missing being Yaura, who was on a hiatus. Both Maister and MkLeo also came to the tournament, being the 2 main invaders.

The only two notable upsets over top players before top 256 were Bayonetta main and #223 Imokenpi defeating 3-2 #34 Yamanaction and Pichu main and #215 Kizuha defeating 3-2 #42 Lax (both being Upset factor 5). Both finished at 193rd, with Yamanaction losing 0-3 to #95 NaNo and Lax losing 1-3 to Wolf main and #170 Shori (UF 4).

In top 256, #17 Lv.1 lost 2-3 to #112 Crete (UF 5). Other notable upsets include #31 Reno losing to #98 Shion 2-3 (UF 4), #36 Navy losing to #164 Rearlet 0-3 (UF 4) and #37 Nao losing to #421 Lunia 2-3 (UF 7). In top 128, the number of upsets greatly increased. 3 top 16 seeds were notably upsets: #14 Yoshidora lost 2-3 to #78 Tsuna (UF 5), #12 KEN lost 2-3 to #76 Tameigo (UF 6) and #10 Zackray lost 1-3 to #55 Kome (UF 5). Additionally, #122 Tsubotsubo knocked out of the tournament #26 Umeki at 65th 0-3 (UF 4).

The number of upsets were at the highest in top 64. Lunia continued his breakout run by scoring the biggest upset of the tournament, eliminating #18 Kameme at 33rd 3-1 as the 421th seed, for a upset factor 9, also defeating #60 Huto 3-1 (UF 6). #8 TamaPDaifuku losing to #40 Raki 1-3 and #6 Asimo losing to #27 alice 1-3 (both upset factor 5) are the first top 8 seeds upsets. Lv.1, after being upset early, lost 0-3 to #65 Omuatsu (UF 4), placing 49th, his worst result since Kagaribi 10 one year ago, and #24 Toriguri lost 0-3 to #51 Gachipi (UF 3), finishing at 33rd. Both #16 Maister and #23 Gackt were send to loser's early, as Maister lost 1-3 to #48 Chicken and Gackt lost 0-3 to Kome (both UF 3).

After top 64, outside of #9 Tea (losing to Raki 1-3 in winner's side and #39 Akio in loser's, both UF 4, placing 13th), the upsets only concern top 8 seeds. Asimo was eliminated at 25th by #25 Shirayuki 1-3 (UF 5), and TamaP at 17th by #15 Akakikusu 0-3 (UF 2). #4 Shuton lost 1-3 to #13 Snow (UF 4) (the first time Snow defeated Shuton after losing to him 4 times) and #7 Doramigi 1-3 (UF 2) for 9th. Lastly, #5 Raru didn't make into top 8 despite reach winner's quarters, finishing at 9th, as he lost to Snow 2-3 and Akakikusu (both UF 3). As such, only half of the top 8 seeds make into top 8, with Miya, acola, and Hurt being the only three entering from the winner's side.

Conversely, this event was notable for being MkLeo's best supermajor performance in months. After a close encounter with alice, choosing to play the entire set with just Meta Knight and performing a reverse-3 stock in the final game, MkLeo barely lost to Hurt right outside of top 8 but was able to defeat Akio in yet another game 5 set using Byleth in the final two games to enter top 8 from the loser's side, his first P-tier top 8 appearance since he won GENESIS 9 in January 2023. He then decisively defeated Doramigi in a game 5 set with Meta Knight before being reverse 3-0'd by acola. With his 5th-place finish and his wins over several top players, including a player who many considered as a contender for the top 10 at that time, MkLeo's performance marks his best performance at a major since he won King Con back in February. In addition, after losing to Kome, Zackray went on a 7-set loser's run, which includes eliminating Akakikusu and Hurt, before losing to acola to place 4th.

In top 8, acola fell into loser's bracket after losing to Snow 2-3 (UF 7). However, aside from going to game 5 against MkLeo, acola was easily able to enter Grand Finals, where he once again had to face Miya. acola surprised audiences by playing the match with Pyra and Mythra, but although he was able to reset the bracket 2-3, Miya ultimately defeated acola 3-1 at yet another P-tier; not only did Miya win back-to-back Japanese P-tiers, but this was also his fourth P-tier win in 2024, placing him as a contender to dethrone acola as the best player in Japan.

Results[edit]

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles[edit]

(1,023 entrants)
Top 48 Bracket
Top 8 Bracket

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)Steve (SSBU)
2nd Japan acola Steve (SSBU)PyraMythra (SSBU)
3rd Japan Snow Mario (SSBU)PyraMythra (SSBU)
4th Japan Zackray R.O.B. (SSBU)Dark Pit (SSBU)Pit (SSBU)
5th Japan Hurt Snake (SSBU)
5th Mexico MkLeo Joker (SSBU)Meta Knight (SSBU)Byleth (SSBU)
7th Japan Doramigi Min Min (SSBU)
7th Japan Akakikusu Hero (SSBU)
9th Japan Raru Luigi (SSBU)
9th Japan Akio Shulk (SSBU)
9th Japan Raki Steve (SSBU)Kazuya (SSBU)
9th Japan Shuton Olimar (SSBU)PyraMythra (SSBU)
13th Japan MASA Falco (SSBU)
13th Japan Taikei Sonic (SSBU)
13th Japan Tea Pac-Man (SSBU)
13th Japan Carmelo Steve (SSBU)
17th Japan KEN Sonic (SSBU)
17th Japan Shirayuki Inkling (SSBU)
17th Japan ElleGo Young Link (SSBU)
17th Japan Kaninabe Fox (SSBU)
17th Japan chicken Diddy Kong (SSBU)
17th Japan Kome Shulk (SSBU)
17th Japan TamaPDaifuku Bayonetta (SSBU)
17th Japan alice Roy (SSBU)Kazuya (SSBU)
25th Japan Lunia Luigi (SSBU)
25th Japan Gachipi Lucario (SSBU)
25th Japan tameigo R.O.B. (SSBU)
25th Mexico Maister Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)
25th Japan Karaage Captain Falcon (SSBU)
25th Japan Gackt Ness (SSBU)
25th Japan Asimo Ryu (SSBU)Ken (SSBU)
25th Japan M0tsunabE Falco (SSBU)
33rd Japan Tsubotsubo Joker (SSBU)Olimar (SSBU)
33rd Japan Tora Ike (SSBU)
33rd Japan MairudonaH.O Donkey Kong (SSBU)
33rd Japan Omuatsu Min Min (SSBU)
33rd Japan Rimu Min Min (SSBU)
33rd Japan TKM Cloud (SSBU)Diddy Kong (SSBU)
33rd Japan sssr R.O.B. (SSBU)
33rd Japan syadou Mario (SSBU)
33rd Japan Lea Greninja (SSBU)
33rd Japan Yoshidora Yoshi (SSBU)
33rd Japan Reno Byleth (SSBU)Sephiroth (SSBU)
33rd Japan Tsuna Greninja (SSBU)Roy (SSBU)
33rd Japan Kameme Sora (SSBU)Mega Man (SSBU)
33rd Japan Gorioka Joker (SSBU)
33rd Japan Shion Hero (SSBU)
33rd Japan Toriguri Banjo & Kazooie (SSBU)
49th Japan JY Terry (SSBU)
49th Japan Gaosan Incineroar (SSBU)
49th Japan Nizemamo Bayonetta (SSBU)
49th Japan Fui Yoshi (SSBU)
49th Japan Leaf Robin (SSBU)Cloud (SSBU)
49th Japan Paseriman Fox (SSBU)Diddy Kong (SSBU)
49th Japan Yn Zelda (SSBU)
49th Japan Rokki Isabelle (SSBU)
49th Japan Huto Wario (SSBU)
49th Japan Sin Ice Climbers (SSBU)
49th Japan Eik Peach (SSBU)
49th Japan Kyon Link (SSBU)
49th Japan Ryuoh Diddy Kong (SSBU)
49th Japan Lv.1 Toon Link (SSBU)
49th Japan Tomisa Ice Climbers (SSBU)
49th Japan mzk Duck Hunt (SSBU)
65th Japan Ioma R.O.B. (SSBU)
65th Japan Nyonoknb Diddy Kong (SSBU)
65th Japan Koyupon Olimar (SSBU)
65th Japan Shinnnnnji Olimar (SSBU)
65th Japan Ryochin Ken (SSBU)
65th Japan Avaru Steve (SSBU)
65th Japan Kamisuke Hero (SSBU)
65th Japan Shupi Falco (SSBU)
65th Japan ALtek Zelda (SSBU)
65th Japan Nagare Kazuya (SSBU)
65th Japan 33Peranbox Steve (SSBU)
65th Japan Akari Mizunashi Wii Fit Trainer (SSBU)
65th Japan Jogibu Captain Falcon (SSBU)
65th Japan Juso Inkling (SSBU)
65th Japan Mao Min Min (SSBU)
65th Japan Tas Piranha Plant (SSBU)
65th Japan Kuhaku Donkey Kong (SSBU)
65th Japan F1re PyraMythra (SSBU)
65th Japan kept Villager (SSBU)
65th Japan Ryopei Snake (SSBU)
65th Japan Rarikkusu Donkey Kong (SSBU)Falco (SSBU)
65th Japan Suinoko Young Link (SSBU)
65th Japan Tsubaki Joker (SSBU)
65th Japan Rearlet Bowser (SSBU)
65th Japan Navy Luigi (SSBU)
65th Japan Riteshia PyraMythra (SSBU)
65th Japan uame Olimar (SSBU)
65th Japan Malk Min Min (SSBU)
65th Japan Crete Palutena (SSBU)
65th Japan Show Steve (SSBU)
65th Japan shion Zero Suit Samus (SSBU)
65th Japan Umeki Daisy (SSBU)

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