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{{Infobox Tournament Series
{{Infobox Tournament Series
| name                     = Sumabato
| name                     = Sumabato
| image                     =  
| image                   = {{tabber|title1=Sumabato 2024 Logo|content1=[[File:Sumabato 2024 Logo.png|class=blackbg|250px]]|title2=Sumabato 2018 Logo|content2=[[File:Sumabato 2018 Logo.png|250px]]}}
| imagesize                =  
| founded                 = 2009
| founded                   = 2009
| region                   = Osaka, Japan
| region                   = Osaka, Japan
| format                   = Double Elimination
| format                   = Double Elimination
| ssbmwinner               = {{Sm|Kounotori|Japan}} (DX1, DX4, DX5, DX7, DX9, DX17, DXM1, DX21, DXM4, DXM7)<br>{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan}} (DX2, DX8, DX10, DX11, DX14, DX16, DX23)<br>{{Sm|Thunders|Japan}} (DX3, DX6, DX18, DX19, DX20, DX24)<br>{{Sm|So-ten|Japan}} (DX12, DX13, DX22)<br>{{Sm|Kei|Japan}} (DX15)<br>{{Sm|Flash|Japan}} (DXM2, DXM8, DXM9, DX29, DXM12)<br>{{Sm|Gucci|Japan}} (DXM3, DXM6)<br>{{Sm|Mew2King|USA}} (DXM5)<br>{{Sm|Sobameshi|Japan}} (DX25)<br>{{Sm|PL|Japan}} (DX26)<br>{{Sm|aMSa|Japan}} (DXM10, DXM13)<br>{{Sm|MARS|Japan}} (DX27, DX28)<br>{{Sm|Remen|Netherlands}} (DXM11)
| ssbmwinner               = {{Sm|Kounotori|Japan}} (DX1, DX4, DX5, DX7, DX9, DX17, DXM1, DX21, DXM4, DXM7)<br>{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan}} (DX2, DX8, DX10, DX11, DX14, DX16, DX23)<br>{{Sm|Thunders|Japan}} (DX3, DX6, DX18, DX19, DX20, DX24)<br>{{Sm|So-ten|Japan}} (DX12, DX13, DX22)<br>{{Sm|Kei|Japan}} (DX15)<br>{{Sm|Flash|Japan}} (DXM2, DXM8, DXM9, DX29, DXM12)<br>{{Sm|Gucci|Japan}} (DXM3, DXM6)<br>{{Sm|Mew2King|USA}} (DXM5)<br>{{Sm|Sobameshi|Japan}} (DX25)<br>{{Sm|PL|Japan}} (DX26)<br>{{Sm|aMSa|Japan}} (DXM10, DXM13)<br>{{Sm|MARS|Japan}} (DX27, DX28)<br>{{Sm|Remen|Netherlands}} (DXM11)
| ssbbwinner               = {{Sm|Masashi|Japan}} (X1)<br>{{Sm|Ganbaranai|Japan}} (X2, X13)<br>{{Sm|9B|Japan}} (X3, X4, X5, X6, X9, X10, X11, X12, X14, X15, X18, X19, X20, X21, X23, X24, X25, X27)<br>{{Sm|SLS|Japan}} (X7)<br>{{Sm|Nietono|Japan}} (X8)<br>{{Sm|Kakera|Japan}} (X16)<br>{{Sm|Brood|Japan}} (X17)<br>{{Sm|Edge|Japan}} (X22, X26, XFinal)
| ssbbwinner               = {{Sm|Masashi|Japan}} (X1)<br>{{Sm|Ganbaranai|Japan}} (X2, X13)<br>{{Sm|9B|Japan}} (X3, X4, X5, X6, X9, X10, X11, X12, X14, X15, X18, X19, X20, X21, X23, X24, X25, X27)<br>{{Sm|SLS|Japan}} (X7)<br>{{Sm|Nietono|Japan}} (X8)<br>{{Sm|Kakera|Japan}} (X16)<br>{{Sm|Brood|Japan}} (X17)<br>{{Sm|Edge|Japan}} (X22, X26, XFinal)
| ssb43winner             = {{Sm|Edge|Japan}}
| ssb43winner               = {{Sm|Edge|Japan}}
| ssb4uwinner             = {{Sm|Komorikiri|Japan}} (1, 2, 7, 8, 11, TBH, 12)<br>{{Sm|Edge|Japan}} (Super, 4, 6, 17)<br>{{Sm|Ranai|Japan}} (3, Hyper, 14)<br>{{Sm|Aki|Japan}} (5, 20)<br>{{Sm|SH|Japan}} (NiconicoQ)<br>{{Sm|9B|Japan}} (9, 16)<br>{{Sm|Earth|Japan}} (10)<br>{{Sm|HIKARU|Japan}} (13, 19, 24)<br>{{Sm|ikep|Japan}} (TokaigiQ)<br>{{Sm|Shuton|Japan}} (15)<br>{{Sm|Ron|Japan}} (18)<br>{{Sm|Mangalitza♀|Japan}} (21)<br>{{Sm|Sigma|Japan}} (22)<br>{{Sm|KEN|Japan}} (TokaigiQ1)<br>{{Sm|Kirihara|Japan}} (TokaigiQ2)<br>{{Sm|Raito|Japan}} (23)<br>{{Sm|Masashi|Japan}} (26)<br>{{Sm|Zackray|Japan}} (27, S4 Final)<br>{{Sm|Kome|Japan}} (28)
| ssb4uwinner               = {{Sm|Komorikiri|Japan}} (1, 2, 7, 8, 11, TBH, 12)<br>{{Sm|Edge|Japan}} (Super, 4, 6, 17)<br>{{Sm|Ranai|Japan}} (3, Hyper, 14)<br>{{Sm|Aki|Japan}} (5, 20)<br>{{Sm|SH|Japan}} (NiconicoQ)<br>{{Sm|9B|Japan}} (9, 16)<br>{{Sm|Earth|Japan}} (10)<br>{{Sm|HIKARU|Japan}} (13, 19, 24)<br>{{Sm|ikep|Japan}} (TokaigiQ)<br>{{Sm|Shuton|Japan}} (15)<br>{{Sm|Ron|Japan}} (18)<br>{{Sm|Mangalitza♀|Japan}} (21)<br>{{Sm|Sigma|Japan}} (22)<br>{{Sm|KEN|Japan}} (TokaigiQ1)<br>{{Sm|Kirihara|Japan}} (TokaigiQ2)<br>{{Sm|Raito|Japan}} (23)<br>{{Sm|Masashi|Japan}} (26)<br>{{Sm|Zackray|Japan}} (27, S4 Final)<br>{{Sm|Kome|Japan}} (28)
| ssbuwinner               = {{Sm|Zackray|Japan}} (SP1, SP8, SP9, SP12)<br>{{Sm|Tea|Japan}} (SP2, SP19)<br>{{Sm|Atelier|Japan}} (SP3, SP15, SP17, SP23)<br>{{Sm|Shuton|Japan}} (SP4, SP5)<br>{{Sm|KEN|Japan}} (SP6, SP25)<br>{{Sm|HIKARU|Japan}} (SP7, SP27)<br>{{Sm|Kome|Japan}} (SP10, SP13, SP21, SP22)<br>{{Sm|Paseriman|Japan}} (SP11)<br>{{Sm|Yoshidora|Japan}} (SP14, SP26, SP39, SP40)<br>{{Sm|Lunamado|Japan}} (SP16)<br>{{Sm|Shirayuki|Japan}} (SP18)<br>{{Sm|Tsumusuto|Japan}} (SP20)<br>{{Sm|acola|Japan}} (SP24, SP28, SP29)<br>{{Sm|Asimo|Japan}} (SP30)<br>{{Sm|Raru|Japan}} (SP 47, SP50) <br>
| ssbuwinner               = {{Sm|Zackray|Japan}} (SP1, SP8, SP9, SP12)<br>{{Sm|Tea|Japan}} (SP2, SP19)<br>{{Sm|Atelier|Japan}} (SP3, SP15, SP17, SP23)<br>{{Sm|Shuton|Japan}} (SP4, SP5)<br>{{Sm|KEN|Japan}} (SP6, SP25)<br>{{Sm|HIKARU|Japan}} (SP7, SP27)<br>{{Sm|Kome|Japan}} (SP10, SP13, SP21, SP22)<br>{{Sm|Paseriman|Japan}} (SP11)<br>{{Sm|Yoshidora|Japan}} (SP14, SP26, SP39)<br>{{Sm|Lunamado|Japan}} (SP16)<br>{{Sm|Shirayuki|Japan}} (SP18)<br>{{Sm|Tsumusuto|Japan}} (SP20)<br>{{Sm|acola|Japan}} (SP24, SP28, SP29)<br>{{Sm|Asimo|Japan}} (SP30)<br>{{Sm|Rizeasu|Japan}} (SP32)<br>{{Sm|Injelly|Japan}} (SP33)<br>{{Sm|Miya|Japan|p=Honshu}} (SP34)<br>{{Sm|Ron|Japan}} (SP35)<br>{{Sm|H4|USA}} (SP38)
{{Sm|Rizeasu|Japan}} (SP32)<br>{{Sm|Injelly|Japan}} (SP33)<br>{{Sm|Miya|Japan|p=Honshu}} (SP34, SP45, SP46)<br>{{Sm|Ron|Japan}} (SP35)<br>{{Sm|H4|USA}} (SP38)<br>{{Sm|DieGoro|Japan}} (SP41)<br>{{Sm|Yaura|Japan}} (SP42)<br>{{Sm|Jogibu|Japan}} (SP43)<br>{{Sm|Snow|Japan}} (SP44)
| player(s) with most wins = {{Sm|9B|Japan}} (20 wins)<br>{{Sm|Kounotori|Japan}} (10 wins)<br>{{Sm|Edge|Japan}}/{{Sm|Etsuji}} (8 wins)<br>{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan}} (7 wins)<br>{{Sm|Komorikiri|Japan}} (7 wins)
| player(s) with most wins = {{Sm|9B|Japan}} (20 wins)<br>{{Sm|Kounotori|Japan}} (10 wins)<br>{{Sm|Edge|Japan}}/{{Sm|Etsuji}} (8 wins)<br>{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan}} (7 wins)<br>{{Sm|Komorikiri|Japan}} (7 wins)
| organizer                 = {{Sm|Nojinko}}
| organizer               = {{Sm|Nojinko}}
}}
}}
'''Sumabato''' is a tournament series held in Osaka, Japan and currently hosted by {{Sm|Nojinko}}.
'''Sumabato''' is a tournament series held in Osaka, Japan and currently hosted by {{Sm|Nojinko}}.
==Rulesets==
===''Melee''===
* In the Sumabato DX series:<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20160819233318/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/dx/25/event_rule.php</ref>
** [[Final Destination]] was the only legal stage. Players could also mutually agree to play on [[Battlefield]], [[Dream Land]], [[Fountain of Dreams]], [[Yoshi's Story]], or [[Pokémon Stadium]].
* In the Sumabato DX Melee series:<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20130403151044/http://smashbrothers.info:80/tournament/dx/melee/07/event_rule.php</ref>
** Starter stages were Battlefield, Final Destination, Dream Land, Fountain of Dreams, and Yoshi's Story. Unconventional stage striking was used (one player strikes 2 stages, then the other player strikes 2 stages).
** Counterpick stages were Pokémon Stadium. [[Dave's Stupid Rule]] was used, but there were no counterpick stage bans.
* [[Wobbling]] was banned.
* Air time rule: If a game times out with tied stocks, and one player's air time was 80 seconds longer than the other's, that player loses. If the difference is less than 80 seconds, whoever had less damage wins.
* If a game times out with stocks and percent both tied, and the air time difference is less than 80 seconds, the higher [[port]] number wins.
* If a game ties due to both players losing their last stock on the same frame, a 1-stock 2-minute rematch on the same stage is played.
* The ruleset also explicitly stated that [[Deflicker]] must be turned on and that [[Sound]] must be set to mono.
* From November 2014 onward, the following changes were made:<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20150223110159/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/dx/lite/01/event_rule.php</ref>
** Stage striking was changed to the conventional 1-2-2-1 order.
** One counterpick stage ban was added.
** For time outs, 'equal importance' was given to air time, damage percent, and number of edge grabs, but the exact criteria have been lost.
===''Brawl''===
* Legal stages were [[Battlefield]], [[Final Destination]], and [[Smashville]]. Standard stage striking was used. During counterpicking the player could select any of the three stages.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20160928215440/http://smashbrothers.info:80/tournament/x/09/event_rule.php</ref>
** Sometime after the end of {{Trn|SumabatoX 9}} and before the start of {{Trn|SumabatoX 15}}, {{SSBB|Yoshi's Island}} was added as a counterpick stage. During counterpicking the player could select any of the four stages.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20121113030820/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/x/event_rule.php</ref>
** Doubles added four more counterpick stages: [[Delfino Plaza]], [[Halberd]], [[Pokémon Stadium]], and [[Lylat Cruise]]. The winner could ban one stage and the loser could select any of the seven remaining stages.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20110813234840/http://smashbrothers.org/tournament/x/fes_rule.htm</ref>
* Up to SumabatoX 9, the following end-of-game rules applied:
** If [[Sudden Death]] occurs, it is played out with a ledge grab limit of 1 (grabbing the ledge twice is counted as losing Sudden Death).
** If a game times out (whether there was a stock lead or not) '''or''' if Sudden Death was played (whether the game timed out or not), there is a ledge grab limit of 60 used afterward.
*** If a player grabbed the ledge 61 or more times, that player loses. If both players grabbed the ledge 61 or more times, whoever grabbed the ledge more often loses. These conditions override a time out stock lead or a Sudden Death result. Any ledge grabs performed during Sudden Death do not count toward the 60.
* From SumabatoX 15 onward, the following end-of-game rules applied (any changes between {{Trn|SumabatoX 10}} and {{Trn|SumabatoX 14}} have been lost):
** The ledge grab limit is lowered to 40. If a game times out and only one player has broken the ledge grab limit (has grabbed the ledge 41 or more times), that player loses regardless of tied stocks or stock lead.
** If a game times out with a stock lead, and neither player or both players have broken the ledge grab limit, whoever has the stock lead wins.
** If a game times out and stocks are tied, and neither player or both players have broken the ledge grab limit, whoever's sum of (damage % + ledge grab count) is lower wins.
** If both players lose their last stock on the same frame, Sudden Death is played out with a ledge grab limit of 1. Sudden Death is not played out in any other case.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20160928101008/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/x/event_rule.php</ref>
* 'Round-trip [[scrooging]]' is banned.
** A player may travel under the stage once (counted when the player reaches the height of the opposite ledge), but then must either inflict damage, take damage, or land on stage (Smashville's moving platform does not count) before being allowed to travel under the stage in the opposite direction.
* Infinite combos cannot be performed past 350%. Infinites that do no damage cannot be continued for more than 3 seconds.
* {{SSBB|Meta Knight}}'s [[Infinite Dimensional Cape]] cannot be used for more than 10 seconds, and either player must take damage before it can be used again.
===''Smash Wii U''===
* Between {{Trn|Sumabato 1}} and {{Trn|Sumabato 6}}:
** Stagelists were not yet standardized. (The stagelist for {{Trn|Sumabato 5}} has been lost.)
* From {{Trn|Sumabato 7}} onward:<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20160618160957/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/for/07/event_rule.php</ref>
** Starter stages were [[Battlefield]], [[Final Destination]], [[Smashville]], and [[Gaur Plains]] Ω.
** Counterpick stages were [[Town and City]] and all other [[Ω form]]s, except banned ones.
** Banned Ω forms were Miiverse Ω and the five paid {{SSB4|DLC}} stages that were not bundled with a fighter.
* In all numbered tournaments in the series, there was no stage striking (the stage chooser could choose any stage).
* In Sumabato 1:<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20150115084848/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/for/01/event_rule.php</ref>
** Miis were required to be imported from a 3DS for logistical reasons. {{SSB4|Mii Fighter}}s could freely pick their special moves. The moveset did not have to be disclosed to the opponent in advance. It was implied that Mii sizes could be freely customized. All other customization was off.
* Between {{Trn|Sumabato 2}} and {{Trn|Sumabato 12}}:<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20150716070339/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/for/02/event_rule.php</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20160817184134/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/for/12/event_rule.php</ref>
** Miis were required to be imported from a 3DS for logistical reasons. {{SSB4|Mii Swordfighter}}s and {{SSB4|Mii Gunner}}s could freely pick their special moves. {{SSB4|Mii Brawler}}s could freely pick one special move and the other three moves had to be set to option 1. Movesets had to be disclosed to the opponent in advance. It was implied that Mii sizes could be freely customized.
* From {{Trn|Sumabato 13}} onward:<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20170423101139/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/for/13/event_rule.php</ref>
** Only default size Miis with 1111 movesets were allowed.
* In the case of tied stocks and percent, [[Sudden Death]] was played out.


==Champions==
==Champions==
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==={{GameIcon|SSBM}} ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' Singles Winners {{GameIcon|SSBM}}===
==={{GameIcon|SSBM}} ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' Singles Winners {{GameIcon|SSBM}}===
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!Tournament!!Date!!Entrants!!Winner!!Runner-up
!Tournament!!Date!!Entrants!!Winner!!Runner-up
|-
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|Sumabato DX 1||September 22nd, 2009||46||{{Sm|Kounotori|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Falco|c2=Sheik}}||{{Sm|Loop|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Falco}}
|{{Trn|Sumabato DX 1}}||September 22nd, 2009||46||{{Sm|Kounotori|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Falco|c2=Sheik}}||{{Sm|Loop|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Falco}}
|-
|-
|Sumabato DX 2||October 24th, 2009||27||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|Thunders|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Fox}}
|Sumabato DX 2||October 24th, 2009||27||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|Thunders|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Fox}}
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|Sumabato DX 8||July 18th, 2010||28||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|TANI|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Marth}}
|Sumabato DX 8||July 18th, 2010||28||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|TANI|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Marth}}
|-
|-
|Sumabato DX 9||August 21st, 2010||52||{{Sm|Kounotori|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Falco}}||{{Sm|Kei|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Ice Climbers}}
|{{Trn|Sumabato DX 9}}||August 21st, 2010||52||{{Sm|Kounotori|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Falco}}||{{Sm|Kei|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Ice Climbers}}
|-
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|Sumabato DX 10||September 18th, 2010||35||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|So-ten|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Fox}}
|Sumabato DX 10||September 18th, 2010||35||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|So-ten|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Fox}}
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|Sumabato DX 16||June 4th, 2011||40||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|Kei|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Peach|c2=Ice Climbers}}
|Sumabato DX 16||June 4th, 2011||40||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|Kei|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Peach|c2=Ice Climbers}}
|-
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|Sumabato DX 17||July 2nd, 2011||58||{{Sm|Kounotori|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Falco}}||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}
|{{Trn|Sumabato DX 17}}||July 2nd, 2011||58||{{Sm|Kounotori|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Falco}}||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}
|-
|-
|Sumabato DX 18||August 28th, 2011||54||{{Sm|Thunders|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Fox|c2=Luigi}}||{{Sm|So-ten|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Fox|c2=Falco}}
|Sumabato DX 18||August 28th, 2011||54||{{Sm|Thunders|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Fox|c2=Luigi}}||{{Sm|So-ten|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Fox|c2=Falco}}
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|Sumabato DX 22||June 16th, 2012||29||{{Sm|So-ten|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Fox|c2=Marth}}||{{Sm|K.F|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Jigglypuff}}
|Sumabato DX 22||June 16th, 2012||29||{{Sm|So-ten|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Fox|c2=Marth}}||{{Sm|K.F|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Jigglypuff}}
|-
|-
|Sumabato DX Melee 5||August 4th, 2012||92||{{Sm|Mew2King|USA|g=SSBM|c1=Marth|c2=Sheik|c3=Fox}}||{{Sm|Gucci|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}
|{{Trn|Sumabato DX Melee 5}}||August 4th, 2012||92||{{Sm|Mew2King|USA|g=SSBM|c1=Marth|c2=Sheik|c3=Fox}}||{{Sm|Gucci|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}
|-
|-
|Sumabato DX 23||November 17th, 2012||26||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|K.F|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Jigglypuff}}
|Sumabato DX 23||November 17th, 2012||26||{{Sm|Mach Dash|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|K.F|Japan|g=SSBM|c1=Jigglypuff}}
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!Tournament!!Date!!Entrants!!Winner!!Runner-up
!Tournament!!Date!!Entrants!!Winner!!Runner-up
|-
|{{Trn|SumabatoX 0}}||February 20th, 2010||???||{{Sm|Kakera|Japan|g=SSBB}}||{{Sm|Phisakura|Japan|g=SSBB}}
|-
|{{Trn|SumabatoX .1}} 1||March 21st, 2010||???||{{Sm|9B|Japan|g=SSBB}}||{{Sm|Ganbaranai|Japan|g=SSBB}}
|-
|{{Trn|SumabatoX .1}} 2||March 21st, 2010||???||{{Sm|hiko|Japan|g=SSBB}}||{{Sm|Phisakura|Japan|g=SSBB}}
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|{{Trn|SumabatoX .2}}||June 19th, 2010||<55||{{Sm|Nagahari|Japan|g=SSBB|c1=Diddy Kong}}||{{Sm|Kuroan|Japan|g=SSBB|c1=Snake}}
|-
|{{Trn|SumabatoX .3}}||July 18th, 2010||43||{{Sm|Miyacchi|Japan|g=SSBB|c1=Ice Climbers}}||{{Sm|9B|Japan|g=SSBB|c1=Ice Climbers}}
|-
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|{{Trn|SumabatoX 1}}||August 22nd, 2010||60+||{{Sm|Masashi|Japan|g=SSBB|c1=Pit}}||{{Sm|Akira|Japan|g=SSBB|c1=Meta Knight}}
|{{Trn|SumabatoX 1}}||August 22nd, 2010||60+||{{Sm|Masashi|Japan|g=SSBB|c1=Pit}}||{{Sm|Akira|Japan|g=SSBB|c1=Meta Knight}}
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|[[Sumabato SP 2]]||February 2nd, 2019||303||{{Sm|Tea|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Pac-Man}}||{{Sm|ZAKI|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=King Dedede}}
|[[Sumabato SP 2]]||February 2nd, 2019||303||{{Sm|Tea|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Pac-Man}}||{{Sm|ZAKI|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=King Dedede}}
|-
|{{Trn|Sumabato in Nandemo esports Center}}||March 18th, 2019||68||{{Sm|Kome|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Shulk}}||{{Sm|Masashi|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Cloud}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 3}}||April 13th, 2019||318||{{Sm|Atelier|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Wolf}}||{{Sm|Kie|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Ice Climbers|c2=Peach|c3=Daisy}}{{Head|c=Palutena|g=SSBU|s=20px}}
|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 3}}||April 13th, 2019||318||{{Sm|Atelier|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Wolf}}||{{Sm|Kie|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Ice Climbers|c2=Peach|c3=Daisy}}{{Head|c=Palutena|g=SSBU|s=20px}}
|-
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 4}}||May 26th, 2019||320||{{Sm|Shuton|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Olimar}}||{{Sm|Tea|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Pac-Man}}
|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 4}}||May 26th, 2019||316||{{Sm|Shuton|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Olimar}}||{{Sm|Tea|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Pac-Man}}
|-
|-
|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 5}}||June 22nd, 2019||320||{{Sm|Shuton|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Olimar}}||{{Sm|T|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Link}}
|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 5}}||June 22nd, 2019||320||{{Sm|Shuton|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Olimar}}||{{Sm|T|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Link}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 39}}||June 18th, 2023||204||{{Sm|Yoshidora|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Yoshi}}||{{Sm|Miya|Japan|p=Honshu|g=SSBU|c1=Mr. Game & Watch}}
|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 39}}||June 18th, 2023||204||{{Sm|Yoshidora|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Yoshi}}||{{Sm|Miya|Japan|p=Honshu|g=SSBU|c1=Mr. Game & Watch}}
|-
|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 40}}||July 15th, 2023||260||{{Sm|Yoshidora|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Yoshi}}||{{Sm|Rarukun|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Luigi}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP Ultimate}}||September 16th-17th, 2023||291||{{Sm|acola|Japan|c1=Steve|g=SSBU}}||{{Sm|Ron|Japan|c1=Yoshi|c2=Dr. Mario|g=SSBU}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 41}}||October 8th, 2023||156||{{Sm|DieGoro|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Corrin}}||{{Sm|33Peranbox|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Steve}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 42}}||November 18th, 2023||222||{{Sm|Yaura|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Samus|c2=Dark Samus}}||{{Sm|Karaage|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Captain Falcon}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 43}}||December 17th, 2023||221||{{Sm|Jogibu|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Captain Falcon}}||{{Sm|Yaura|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Samus|c2=Dark Samus}}
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|{{Trn|KOWLOON 9 with Sumabato}}||January 13th-14th, 2024||895||{{Sm|Miya|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Mr. Game & Watch}}||{{Sm|Rarukun|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Luigi}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 44}}||February 11th, 2024||287||{{Sm|Snow|Japan|p=Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Mario}}||{{Sm|Karaage|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Captain Falcon}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 45}}||March 3rd, 2024||309||{{Sm|Miya|Japan|p=Honshu|g=SSBU|c1=Mr. Game & Watch|c2=Steve|c3=Mii Swordfighter}}||{{Sm|Raru|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Luigi}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 46}}||April 14th, 2024||307||{{Sm|Miya|Japan|p=Honshu|g=SSBU|c1=Mr. Game & Watch|c2=Steve}}||{{Sm|Yaura|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Dark Samus|c2=Samus}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 47}}||May 19th, 2024||312||{{Sm|Raru|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Luigi}}||{{Sm|Kuroponzu|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=ROB}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 48}}||June 15th, 2024||340||{{Sm|Hurt|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Snake}}||{{Sm|Shirayuki|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Inkling}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 49}}||July 14th, 2024||317||{{Sm|Doramigi|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Min Min}}||{{Sm|Raru|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Luigi}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 50}}||August 24th, 2024||384||{{Sm|Raru|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Luigi}}||{{Sm|Doramigi|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Min Min}}
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|{{Trn|Sumabato SP 51}}||September 22nd, 2024||375||{{Sm|Asimo|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Ryu}}||{{Sm|Acola|Japan|g=SSBU|c1=Steve}}
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Sumabato
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Info
Founded 2009
Region Osaka, Japan
Format Double Elimination
Super Smash Bros. Melee winners Japan Kounotori (DX1, DX4, DX5, DX7, DX9, DX17, DXM1, DX21, DXM4, DXM7)
Japan Mach Dash (DX2, DX8, DX10, DX11, DX14, DX16, DX23)
Japan Thunders (DX3, DX6, DX18, DX19, DX20, DX24)
Japan So-ten (DX12, DX13, DX22)
Japan Kei (DX15)
Japan Flash (DXM2, DXM8, DXM9, DX29, DXM12)
Japan Gucci (DXM3, DXM6)
USA Mew2King (DXM5)
Japan Sobameshi (DX25)
Japan PL (DX26)
Japan aMSa (DXM10, DXM13)
Japan MARS (DX27, DX28)
Netherlands Remen (DXM11)
Super Smash Bros. Brawl winners Japan Masashi (X1)
Japan Ganbaranai (X2, X13)
Japan 9B (X3, X4, X5, X6, X9, X10, X11, X12, X14, X15, X18, X19, X20, X21, X23, X24, X25, X27)
Japan SLS (X7)
Japan Nietono (X8)
Japan Kakera (X16)
Japan Brood (X17)
Japan Edge (X22, X26, XFinal)
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS winners Japan Edge
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U winners Japan Komorikiri (1, 2, 7, 8, 11, TBH, 12)
Japan Edge (Super, 4, 6, 17)
Japan Ranai (3, Hyper, 14)
Japan Aki (5, 20)
Japan SH (NiconicoQ)
Japan 9B (9, 16)
Japan Earth (10)
Japan HIKARU (13, 19, 24)
Japan ikep (TokaigiQ)
Japan Shuton (15)
Japan Ron (18)
Japan Mangalitza♀ (21)
Japan Sigma (22)
Japan KEN (TokaigiQ1)
Japan Kirihara (TokaigiQ2)
Japan Raito (23)
Japan Masashi (26)
Japan Zackray (27, S4 Final)
Japan Kome (28)
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate winners Japan Zackray (SP1, SP8, SP9, SP12)
Japan Tea (SP2, SP19)
Japan Atelier (SP3, SP15, SP17, SP23)
Japan Shuton (SP4, SP5)
Japan KEN (SP6, SP25)
Japan HIKARU (SP7, SP27)
Japan Kome (SP10, SP13, SP21, SP22)
Japan Paseriman (SP11)
Japan Yoshidora (SP14, SP26, SP39, SP40)
Japan Lunamado (SP16)
Japan Shirayuki (SP18)
Japan Tsumusuto (SP20)
Japan acola (SP24, SP28, SP29)
Japan Asimo (SP30)
Japan Raru (SP 47, SP50)

Japan Rizeasu (SP32)
Japan Injelly (SP33)
Japan Miya (SP34, SP45, SP46)
Japan Ron (SP35)
USA H4 (SP38)
Japan DieGoro (SP41)
Japan Yaura (SP42)
Japan Jogibu (SP43)
Japan Snow (SP44)

Most successful player(s) Japan 9B (20 wins)
Japan Kounotori (10 wins)
Japan Edge/Etsuji (8 wins)
Japan Mach Dash (7 wins)
Japan Komorikiri (7 wins)
Staff
Organizer(s) Nojinko

Sumabato is a tournament series held in Osaka, Japan and currently hosted by Nojinko.

Rulesets[edit]

Melee[edit]

  • In the Sumabato DX series:[1]
  • In the Sumabato DX Melee series:[2]
    • Starter stages were Battlefield, Final Destination, Dream Land, Fountain of Dreams, and Yoshi's Story. Unconventional stage striking was used (one player strikes 2 stages, then the other player strikes 2 stages).
    • Counterpick stages were Pokémon Stadium. Dave's Stupid Rule was used, but there were no counterpick stage bans.
  • Wobbling was banned.
  • Air time rule: If a game times out with tied stocks, and one player's air time was 80 seconds longer than the other's, that player loses. If the difference is less than 80 seconds, whoever had less damage wins.
  • If a game times out with stocks and percent both tied, and the air time difference is less than 80 seconds, the higher port number wins.
  • If a game ties due to both players losing their last stock on the same frame, a 1-stock 2-minute rematch on the same stage is played.
  • The ruleset also explicitly stated that Deflicker must be turned on and that Sound must be set to mono.
  • From November 2014 onward, the following changes were made:[3]
    • Stage striking was changed to the conventional 1-2-2-1 order.
    • One counterpick stage ban was added.
    • For time outs, 'equal importance' was given to air time, damage percent, and number of edge grabs, but the exact criteria have been lost.

Brawl[edit]

  • Legal stages were Battlefield, Final Destination, and Smashville. Standard stage striking was used. During counterpicking the player could select any of the three stages.[4]
  • Up to SumabatoX 9, the following end-of-game rules applied:
    • If Sudden Death occurs, it is played out with a ledge grab limit of 1 (grabbing the ledge twice is counted as losing Sudden Death).
    • If a game times out (whether there was a stock lead or not) or if Sudden Death was played (whether the game timed out or not), there is a ledge grab limit of 60 used afterward.
      • If a player grabbed the ledge 61 or more times, that player loses. If both players grabbed the ledge 61 or more times, whoever grabbed the ledge more often loses. These conditions override a time out stock lead or a Sudden Death result. Any ledge grabs performed during Sudden Death do not count toward the 60.
  • From SumabatoX 15 onward, the following end-of-game rules applied (any changes between SumabatoX 10 and SumabatoX 14 have been lost):
    • The ledge grab limit is lowered to 40. If a game times out and only one player has broken the ledge grab limit (has grabbed the ledge 41 or more times), that player loses regardless of tied stocks or stock lead.
    • If a game times out with a stock lead, and neither player or both players have broken the ledge grab limit, whoever has the stock lead wins.
    • If a game times out and stocks are tied, and neither player or both players have broken the ledge grab limit, whoever's sum of (damage % + ledge grab count) is lower wins.
    • If both players lose their last stock on the same frame, Sudden Death is played out with a ledge grab limit of 1. Sudden Death is not played out in any other case.[7]
  • 'Round-trip scrooging' is banned.
    • A player may travel under the stage once (counted when the player reaches the height of the opposite ledge), but then must either inflict damage, take damage, or land on stage (Smashville's moving platform does not count) before being allowed to travel under the stage in the opposite direction.
  • Infinite combos cannot be performed past 350%. Infinites that do no damage cannot be continued for more than 3 seconds.
  • Meta Knight's Infinite Dimensional Cape cannot be used for more than 10 seconds, and either player must take damage before it can be used again.

Smash Wii U[edit]

  • Between Sumabato 1 and Sumabato 6:
    • Stagelists were not yet standardized. (The stagelist for Sumabato 5 has been lost.)
  • From Sumabato 7 onward:[8]
  • In all numbered tournaments in the series, there was no stage striking (the stage chooser could choose any stage).
  • In Sumabato 1:[9]
    • Miis were required to be imported from a 3DS for logistical reasons. Mii Fighters could freely pick their special moves. The moveset did not have to be disclosed to the opponent in advance. It was implied that Mii sizes could be freely customized. All other customization was off.
  • Between Sumabato 2 and Sumabato 12:[10][11]
    • Miis were required to be imported from a 3DS for logistical reasons. Mii Swordfighters and Mii Gunners could freely pick their special moves. Mii Brawlers could freely pick one special move and the other three moves had to be set to option 1. Movesets had to be disclosed to the opponent in advance. It was implied that Mii sizes could be freely customized.
  • From Sumabato 13 onward:[12]
    • Only default size Miis with 1111 movesets were allowed.
  • In the case of tied stocks and percent, Sudden Death was played out.

Champions[edit]

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Super Smash Bros. Melee Super Smash Bros. Melee Singles Winners Super Smash Bros. Melee[edit]

Tournament Date Entrants Winner Runner-up
Sumabato DX 1 September 22nd, 2009 46 Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM)Sheik (SSBM) Japan Loop Falco (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 2 October 24th, 2009 27 Japan Mach Dash Captain Falcon (SSBM) Japan Thunders Fox (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 3 November 23rd, 2009 21 Japan Thunders Fox (SSBM)Marth (SSBM) Japan Kei Fox (SSBM)Peach (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 4 January 11th, 2010 20 Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM) Japan Thunders Fox (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 5 February 21st, 2010 26 Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM) Japan Super Ganondorf (SSBM)Samus (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 6 March 21st, 2010 32 Japan Thunders Marth (SSBM) Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 7 June 20th, 2010 32 Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM) Japan So-ten Fox (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 8 July 18th, 2010 28 Japan Mach Dash Captain Falcon (SSBM) Japan TANI Marth (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 9 August 21st, 2010 52 Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM) Japan Kei Ice Climbers (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 10 September 18th, 2010 35 Japan Mach Dash Captain Falcon (SSBM) Japan So-ten Fox (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 11 November 20th, 2010 34 Japan Mach Dash Captain Falcon (SSBM) Japan TANI Marth (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 12 December 26th, 2010 39 Japan So-ten Fox (SSBM) Japan Kounotori Captain Falcon (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 13 January 29th, 2011 32 Japan So-ten Fox (SSBM) Japan Kei Peach (SSBM)Ice Climbers (SSBM)Fox (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 14 February 26th, 2011 44 Japan Mach Dash Captain Falcon (SSBM) Japan So-ten Fox (SSBM)Sheik (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 15 May 8th, 2011 46 Japan Kei Ice Climbers (SSBM)Peach (SSBM) Japan S-Royal Fox (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 16 June 4th, 2011 40 Japan Mach Dash Captain Falcon (SSBM) Japan Kei Peach (SSBM)Ice Climbers (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 17 July 2nd, 2011 58 Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM) Japan Mach Dash Captain Falcon (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 18 August 28th, 2011 54 Japan Thunders Fox (SSBM)Luigi (SSBM) Japan So-ten Fox (SSBM)Falco (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 1 October 10th, 2011 47 Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM) Japan Gucci Captain Falcon (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 19 November 23rd, 2011 43 Japan Thunders Fox (SSBM) Japan So-ten Fox (SSBM)Marth (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 2 December 24th, 2011 38 Japan Flash Sheik (SSBM) Japan Mach Dash Captain Falcon (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 20 January 28th, 2012 30 Japan Thunders Fox (SSBM) Japan So-ten Fox (SSBM)Falco (SSBM)Sheik (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 3 February 25th, 2012 34 Japan Gucci Captain Falcon (SSBM) Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM)Peach (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 21 March 31st, 2012 23 Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM) Japan Thunders Fox (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 4 May 4th, 2012 36 Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM) Japan So-ten Fox (SSBM)Marth (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 22 June 16th, 2012 29 Japan So-ten Fox (SSBM)Marth (SSBM) Japan K.F Jigglypuff (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 5 August 4th, 2012 92 USA Mew2King Marth (SSBM)Sheik (SSBM)Fox (SSBM) Japan Gucci Captain Falcon (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 23 November 17th, 2012 26 Japan Mach Dash Captain Falcon (SSBM) Japan K.F Jigglypuff (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 6 December 24th, 2012 35 Japan Gucci Captain Falcon (SSBM) Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 24 February 3rd, 2013 26 Japan Thunders Fox (SSBM) Japan K.F Jigglypuff (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 7 March 17th, 2013 32 Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM)Jigglypuff (SSBM) Japan K.F Jigglypuff (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 8 May 5th, 2013 34 Japan Flash Sheik (SSBM) Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM)Sheik (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 25 July 27th, 2013 24 Japan Sobameshi Fox (SSBM) Japan Aoi Marth (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 9 August 25th, 2013 43 Japan Flash Sheik (SSBM) Japan Gucci Captain Falcon (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 26 November 17th, 2013 39 Japan PL Samus (SSBM) Japan aMSa Yoshi (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 10 December 22nd, 2013 33 Japan aMSa Yoshi (SSBM) Japan PL Samus (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 27 March 1st, 2014 34 Japan MARS Sheik (SSBM)Marth (SSBM)Captain Falcon (SSBM)Falco (SSBM) Japan Kounotori Falco (SSBM)Fox (SSBM)Sheik (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 11 May 4th, 2014 46 Netherlands Remen Falco (SSBM) Japan Kounotori Fox (SSBM)Falco (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 28 June 21st, 2014 19 Japan MARS Marth (SSBM)Sheik (SSBM) Japan Rudolph Marth (SSBM)
Sumabato DX 29 August 16th, 2014 ? Japan Flash Japan So-ten
Sumabato DX Melee 12 August 17th, 2014 53 Japan Flash Sheik (SSBM) Japan aMSa Yoshi (SSBM)
Sumabato DX Melee 13 December 27th-28th, 2014 ? Japan aMSa Yoshi (SSBM) Japan K.F Jigglypuff (SSBM)

Super Smash Bros. Brawl Super Smash Bros. Brawl Singles Winners Super Smash Bros. Brawl[edit]

Tournament Date Entrants Winner Runner-up
SumabatoX 0 February 20th, 2010 ??? Japan Kakera Japan Phisakura
SumabatoX .1 1 March 21st, 2010 ??? Japan 9B Japan Ganbaranai
SumabatoX .1 2 March 21st, 2010 ??? Japan hiko Japan Phisakura
SumabatoX .2 June 19th, 2010 <55 Japan Nagahari Diddy Kong (SSBB) Japan Kuroan Snake (SSBB)
SumabatoX .3 July 18th, 2010 43 Japan Miyacchi Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB)
SumabatoX 1 August 22nd, 2010 60+ Japan Masashi Pit (SSBB) Japan Akira Meta Knight (SSBB)
SumabatoX 2 September 18th, 2010 24+ Japan Ganbaranai Falco (SSBB)Snake (SSBB) Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB)King Dedede (SSBB)
SumabatoX 3 October 30th, 2010 40+ Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB)King Dedede (SSBB) Japan Miyacchi Ice Climbers (SSBB)
SumabatoX 4 December 4th, 2010 ? Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB)King Dedede (SSBB) Japan Earth Pit (SSBB)Sheik (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB)
SumabatoX 5 January 22nd, 2011 ? Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB)King Dedede (SSBB)Snake (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB) Japan Masashi Pit (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB)
SumabatoX 6 March 12th, 2011 150 Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan Nietono Olimar (SSBB)
SumabatoX 7 June 25th, 2011 66 Japan SLS Falco (SSBB)Diddy Kong (SSBB)Snake (SSBB) Japan Kakera Meta Knight (SSBB)
SumabatoX 8 September 4th, 2011 115 Japan Nietono Olimar (SSBB) Japan Kakera Meta Knight (SSBB)Ice Climbers (SSBB)
SumabatoX 9 October 9th, 2011 88 Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan Kakera Meta Knight (SSBB)Ice Climbers (SSBB)
SumabatoX 10 November 19th, 2011 79+ Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan SLS Falco (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB)
SumabatoX 11 December 25th, 2011 ? Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan SLS Falco (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB)
SumabatoX 12 February 11th, 2012 70+ Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan SLS Falco (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB)Wolf (SSBB)
SumabatoX 13 May 5th, 2012 67 Japan Ganbaranai Pikachu (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB) Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB)
SumabatoX 14 June 9th, 2012 55+ Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan Masha Falco (SSBB)Sonic (SSBB)
SumabatoX 15 August 5th, 2012 90+ Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) USA Vinnie Ice Climbers (SSBB)
SumabatoX 16 September 15th, 2012 60+ Japan Kakera Meta Knight (SSBB) Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB)
SumabatoX 17 November 11th, 2012 ? Japan Brood Olimar (SSBB) Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB)
SumabatoX 18 February 16th, 2013 ? Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan SLS Falco (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB)
SumabatoX 19 March 30th, 2013 140+ Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan Choco Zero Suit Samus (SSBB)
SumabatoX 20 May 11th, 2013 50+ Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan Edge Meta Knight (SSBB)
SumabatoX 21 June 29th, 2013 ? Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan Aki
SumabatoX 22 August 17th, 2013 ? Japan Edge Meta Knight (SSBB) Japan Kie Peach (SSBB)
SumabatoX 23 September 29th, 2013 ? Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan SLS Falco (SSBB)
SumabatoX 24 November 23rd, 2013 50+ Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan Shogun Snake (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB)
SumabatoX 25 January 13th, 2014 ? Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan Edge Meta Knight (SSBB)
SumabatoX 26 February 22nd, 2014 65+ Japan Edge Meta Knight (SSBB) Japan Kie Peach (SSBB)
SumabatoX 27 March 29th, 2014 115+ Japan 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) Japan Choco Zero Suit Samus (SSBB)
Sumabato X Final August 23rd-24th, 2014 220 Japan Edge Meta Knight (SSBB) Japan Aki Falco (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB)

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS Singles Winners Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS[edit]

Tournament Date Entrants Winner Runner-up
Sumabato 0 October 25th, 2014 152 Japan Edge Diddy Kong (SSB4)Sheik (SSB4) Japan Komorikiri Little Mac (SSB4)Mii Brawler (SSB4)

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Singles Winners Super Smash Bros. for Wii U[edit]

Tournament Date Entrants Winner Runner-up
Sumabato 1 January 11th, 2015 114 Japan Komorikiri Mii Brawler (SSB4) Japan Ranai Villager (SSB4)
Sumabato 2 February 21st, 2015 134 Japan Komorikiri Sonic (SSB4) Japan Edge Diddy Kong (SSB4)Sheik (SSB4)
Super Sumabato April 5th, 2015 206 Japan Edge Diddy Kong (SSB4) Japan Saiya Captain Falcon (SSB4)
Sumabato 3 June 6th, 2015 130 Japan Ranai Villager (SSB4) Japan Edge Diddy Kong (SSB4)
Sumabato 4 July 18th, 2015 141 Japan Edge Sheik (SSB4) Japan Saiya Captain Falcon (SSB4)
Hyper Sumabato August 16th, 2015 175 Japan Ganbaranai Villager (SSB4) Japan Edge Sheik (SSB4)
Sumabato 5 September 12th, 2015 140 Japan Aki Sheik (SSB4) Japan Ranai Villager (SSB4)
Sumabato 6 October 24th, 2015 207 Japan Edge Sheik (SSB4) Japan Ranai Villager (SSB4)
Sumabato Niconico Qualifier December 26th, 2015 273 Japan SH Fox (SSB4) Japan Abadango Meta Knight (SSB4)Pac-Man (SSB4)Mewtwo (SSB4)
Sumabato 7 February 11th, 2016 280 Japan Komorikiri Bayonetta (SSB4) Japan Sigma Toon Link (SSB4)
Sumabato 8 March 12th, 2016 230 Japan Komorikiri Cloud (SSB4)Sonic (SSB4)Bayonetta (SSB4) Japan 9B Bayonetta (SSB4)
Sumabato 9 April 9th, 2016 144 Japan 9B Bayonetta (SSB4) Japan Nasubi Wario (SSB4)
Sumabato 10 May 29th, 2016 210 Japan Earth Pit (SSB4) Japan Sigma Toon Link (SSB4)
Sumabato 11 June 17th, 2016 180 Japan Komorikiri Sonic (SSB4)Cloud (SSB4) Japan Kie Peach (SSB4)
Sumabato for THE BIG HOUSE July 30th-31st, 2016 216 Japan Komorikiri Cloud (SSB4)Sonic (SSB4)Lucina (SSB4) Japan Shuton Olimar (SSB4)
Sumabato 12 August 27th, 2016 184 Japan Komorikiri Sonic (SSB4)Cloud (SSB4) Japan Ron Mario (SSB4)Luigi (SSB4)
Sumabato 13 September 25th, 2016 221 Japan HIKARU Donkey Kong (SSB4) Japan Fuwa Marth (SSB4)Villager (SSB4)
Sumabato 14 October 22nd, 2016 197 Japan Ranai Villager (SSB4) Japan Earth Pit (SSB4)Corrin (SSB4)Fox (SSB4)
Sumabato Tokaigi Qualifier December 25th, 2016 177 Japan ikep Bayonetta (SSB4) Japan Kameme Mega Man (SSB4)Sheik (SSB4)Yoshi (SSB4)Marth (SSB4)
Sumabato 15 January 28th, 2017 185 Japan Shuton Olimar (SSB4) Japan 9B Bayonetta (SSB4)
Sumabato 16 February 25th, 2017 165 Japan 9B Bayonetta (SSB4) Japan Oisiitofu Greninja (SSB4)
Sumabato 17 April 16th, 2017 223 Japan Edge Diddy Kong (SSB4) Japan Ron Mario (SSB4)Luigi (SSB4)Yoshi (SSB4)
Sumabato 18 June 18th, 2017 215 Japan Ron Mario (SSB4)Luigi (SSB4)Yoshi (SSB4) Japan Shuton Olimar (SSB4)
Sumabato 19 August 12th, 2017 280 Japan HIKARU Donkey Kong (SSB4) Japan 9B Bayonetta (SSB4)
Sumabato 20 September 24th, 2017 222 Japan Aki Sheik (SSB4) Japan Ron Mario (SSB4)Luigi (SSB4)
Sumabato 21 October 21st, 2017 177 Japan Mangalitza♀ Cloud (SSB4) Japan Kome Shulk (SSB4)
Sumabato 22 November 12th, 2017 162 Japan Sigma Toon Link (SSB4) Japan Chanshu Ryu (SSB4)
Sumabato Tokaigi Qualifier 1 January 6th, 2018 209 Japan KEN Sonic (SSB4) Japan Nietono Sheik (SSB4)Diddy Kong (SSB4)
Sumabato Tokaigi Qualifier 2 January 7th, 2018 193 Japan Kirihara Rosalina (SSB4) Japan Rizeasu Zelda (SSB4)Bowser (SSB4)Shulk (SSB4)Dr. Mario (SSB4)
Sumabato 23 February 17th, 2018 158 Japan Raito Duck Hunt (SSB4)Lucina (SSB4) Japan DIO Ryu (SSB4)Yoshi (SSB4)
Sumabato 24 March 24th, 2018 233 Japan HIKARU Donkey Kong (SSB4) Japan Masashi Cloud (SSB4)
Sumabato 25 May 27th, 2018 199 Japan Sigma Toon Link (SSB4) Japan Kuwa Ryu (SSB4)
Sumabato 26 June 30th, 2018 196 Japan Masashi Cloud (SSB4) Japan Yuzu Rosalina (SSB4)
Sumabato 27 August 12th, 2018 251 Japan Zackray Corrin (SSB4)Bayonetta (SSB4)Marth (SSB4) Japan KEN Sonic (SSB4)
Sumabato 28 September 16th, 2018 203 Japan Kome Shulk (SSB4) Japan Repo Mega Man (SSB4)
Sumabato Smash 4 Final October 21st, 2018 250 Japan Zackray Corrin (SSB4)Bayonetta (SSB4)Marth (SSB4) Japan HIKARU Donkey Kong (SSB4)Sheik (SSB4)

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Doubles Winners Super Smash Bros. for Wii U[edit]

Tournament Date Teams Winners Runners-up
Sumabato for THE BIG HOUSE July 30th-31st, 2016 88 Japan Edge Diddy Kong (SSB4) & Japan Aki Ryu (SSB4) Japan Shuton Olimar (SSB4) & Japan Ri-ma Toon Link (SSB4)
Sumabato 14 October 22nd, 2016 57 Japan Komorikiri Cloud (SSB4) & Japan Ranai Villager (SSB4)Lucina (SSB4) Japan Earth Dark Pit (SSB4)Corrin (SSB4) & Japan Fuwa Lucina (SSB4)Marth (SSB4)
Sumabato 15 January 28th, 2017 49 Japan Komorikiri Cloud (SSB4) & Japan Ranai Villager (SSB4) Japan ikep Bayonetta (SSB4) & Japan Ryogi Pikachu (SSB4)

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Singles Winners Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]

Tournament Date Entrants Winner Runner-up
Sumabato SP January 6th, 2019 306 Japan Zackray Wolf (SSBU) Japan Tea Pac-Man (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 2 February 2nd, 2019 303 Japan Tea Pac-Man (SSBU) Japan ZAKI King Dedede (SSBU)
Sumabato in Nandemo esports Center March 18th, 2019 68 Japan Kome Shulk (SSBU) Japan Masashi Cloud (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 3 April 13th, 2019 318 Japan Atelier Wolf (SSBU) Japan Kie Ice Climbers (SSBU)Peach (SSBU)Daisy (SSBU)Palutena (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 4 May 26th, 2019 316 Japan Shuton Olimar (SSBU) Japan Tea Pac-Man (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 5 June 22nd, 2019 320 Japan Shuton Olimar (SSBU) Japan T Link (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 6 July 13th, 2019 320 Japan KEN Sonic (SSBU) Japan Tea Pac-Man (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 7 August 12th, 2019 320 Japan HIKARU Pokemon Trainer (SSBU)Wario (SSBU) Japan shky Zero Suit Samus (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 8 September 15th, 2019 320 Japan Zackray R.O.B. (SSBU)Joker (SSBU) Japan Kome Shulk (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 9 November 10th, 2019 313 Japan Zackray Wolf (SSBU)R.O.B. (SSBU)Joker (SSBU)Pokémon Trainer (SSBU) Japan Shuton Olimar (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 10 December 15th, 2019 313 Japan Kome Shulk (SSBU) Japan Kuro Zero Suit Samus (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 11 December 28th, 2019 312 Japan Paseriman Fox (SSBU) Japan Shuton Olimar (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 12 February 8th, 2020 320 Japan Zackray R.O.B. (SSBU)Joker (SSBU)Wolf (SSBU) Japan Kome Shulk (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 13 September 20th, 2020 65 Japan Kome Shulk (SSBU) Japan Tsumusuto Dr. Mario (SSBU)Mii Gunner (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 14 October 11th, 2020 96 Japan Yoshidora Yoshi (SSBU) Japan tk3 Roy (SSBU)Chrom (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 15 November 15th, 2020 160 Japan Atelier Pokemon Trainer (SSBU)Wolf (SSBU) Japan Kome Shulk (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 16 December 26th, 2020 128 Japan Lunamado Bowser (SSBU)Luigi (SSBU)Mewtwo (SSBU) Japan Shirayuki Inkling (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 17 March 7th, 2021 128 Japan Atelier Pokémon Trainer (SSBU) Japan Yoshidora Yoshi (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 18 July 23rd, 2021 128 Japan Shirayuki Inkling (SSBU) Japan Mottsuan Bayonetta (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 19 July 24th, 2021 128 Japan Tea Pac-Man (SSBU) Japan Jogibu Captain Falcon (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 20 October 30th, 2021 128 Japan Tsumusuto Dr. Mario (SSBU)Ryu (SSBU) Japan Surasura Bayonetta (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 21 November 27th, 2021 192 Japan Kome Shulk (SSBU) Japan Jogibu Captain Falcon (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 22 December 25th-26th, 2021 199 Japan Kome Shulk (SSBU) Japan Tsumusuto Dr. Mario (SSBU)Mii Gunner (SSBU)Ryu (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 23 March 19th, 2022 128 Japan Atelier Wolf (SSBU)Pokemon Trainer (SSBU) Japan Shirayuki Inkling (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 24 March 20th, 2022 128 Japan acola Steve (SSBU) Japan HIKARU Roy (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 25 April 2nd, 2022 192 Japan KEN Sephiroth (SSBU)Sonic (SSBU) Japan Shuton PyraMythra (SSBU)Olimar (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 26 May 29th, 2022 248 Japan Yoshidora Yoshi (SSBU) Japan acola Steve (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 27 June 19th, 2022 221 Japan HIKARU Roy (SSBU)Donkey Kong (SSBU)Pac-Man (SSBU) Japan ZAKI King Dedede (SSBU)Banjo & Kazooie (SSBU)King K. Rool (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 28 July 24th, 2022 160 Japan acola Steve (SSBU) Japan Yoshidora Yoshi (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 29 August 14th, 2022 146 Japan acola Steve (SSBU)Kazuya (SSBU)PyraMythra (SSBU) Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)Steve (SSBU)R.O.B. (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 30 September 23rd, 2022 216 Japan Asimo Ryu (SSBU) Japan Atelier Wolf (SSBU)Pokémon Trainer (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 31 October 23rd, 2022 207 Japan Kome Shulk (SSBU) Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 32 November 26th, 2022 194 Japan Rizeasu Marth (SSBU)Byleth (SSBU)Sephiroth (SSBU) Japan HIKARU Donkey Kong (SSBU)Roy (SSBU)Steve (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 33 December 24th, 2022 192 Japan Injelly Wii Fit Trainer (SSBU) Japan DIO Snake (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 34 January 4th, 2023 157 Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)Steve (SSBU) Japan Yoshidora Yoshi (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 35 February 4th, 2023 174 Japan Ron Yoshi (SSBU)Kirby (SSBU)Dr. Mario (SSBU)Mario (SSBU) Japan DIO Snake (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 36 March 25th, 2023 254 Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)Steve (SSBU) Japan Asimo Ryu (SSBU)Ken (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 37 April 22nd, 2023 260 Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)Steve (SSBU) Japan Asimo Ryu (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 38 May 21st, 2023 263 USA H4 Pikachu (SSBU) Japan Snow Mario (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 39 June 18th, 2023 204 Japan Yoshidora Yoshi (SSBU) Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 40 July 15th, 2023 260 Japan Yoshidora Yoshi (SSBU) Japan Rarukun Luigi (SSBU)
Sumabato SP Ultimate September 16th-17th, 2023 291 Japan acola Steve (SSBU) Japan Ron Yoshi (SSBU)Dr. Mario (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 41 October 8th, 2023 156 Japan DieGoro Corrin (SSBU) Japan 33Peranbox Steve (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 42 November 18th, 2023 222 Japan Yaura Samus (SSBU)Dark Samus (SSBU) Japan Karaage Captain Falcon (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 43 December 17th, 2023 221 Japan Jogibu Captain Falcon (SSBU) Japan Yaura Samus (SSBU)Dark Samus (SSBU)
KOWLOON 9 with Sumabato January 13th-14th, 2024 895 Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU) Japan Rarukun Luigi (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 44 February 11th, 2024 287 Japan Snow Mario (SSBU) Japan Karaage Captain Falcon (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 45 March 3rd, 2024 309 Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)Steve (SSBU)Mii Swordfighter (SSBU) Japan Raru Luigi (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 46 April 14th, 2024 307 Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)Steve (SSBU) Japan Yaura Dark Samus (SSBU)Samus (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 47 May 19th, 2024 312 Japan Raru Luigi (SSBU) Japan Kuroponzu ROB (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 48 June 15th, 2024 340 Japan Hurt Snake (SSBU) Japan Shirayuki Inkling (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 49 July 14th, 2024 317 Japan Doramigi Min Min (SSBU) Japan Raru Luigi (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 50 August 24th, 2024 384 Japan Raru Luigi (SSBU) Japan Doramigi Min Min (SSBU)
Sumabato SP 51 September 22nd, 2024 375 Japan Asimo Ryu (SSBU) Japan Acola Steve (SSBU)

References[edit]

  1. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20160819233318/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/dx/25/event_rule.php
  2. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20130403151044/http://smashbrothers.info:80/tournament/dx/melee/07/event_rule.php
  3. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20150223110159/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/dx/lite/01/event_rule.php
  4. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20160928215440/http://smashbrothers.info:80/tournament/x/09/event_rule.php
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  6. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20110813234840/http://smashbrothers.org/tournament/x/fes_rule.htm
  7. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20160928101008/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/x/event_rule.php
  8. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20160618160957/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/for/07/event_rule.php
  9. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20150115084848/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/for/01/event_rule.php
  10. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20150716070339/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/for/02/event_rule.php
  11. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20160817184134/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/for/12/event_rule.php
  12. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20170423101139/http://smashbrothers.info/tournament/for/13/event_rule.php


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