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'''Chuo University 2013''' was a ''[[Smash 64]]'' [[tournament]] held in Tokyo, Japan, by Tayu. It was the fourth installment of the Chuo University tournament series. The tournament format was best-of-one (best-of-three in finals) and single elimination matches. | |||
'''Chuo University 2013''' was a ''[[Smash 64]]'' [[tournament]] held in Tokyo, [[Japan]], by Tayu. It was the fourth installment of the {{Trn|Chuo University}} tournament series. The tournament format was best-of-one (best-of-three in finals) and single elimination matches. The full results of the tournament are possibly lost. | |||
The tournament was notable for having a doubles event, which was rare to see in Japanese ''64'' tournaments. Both events, however, did not have a prize pool unlike the first two installments. | The tournament was notable for having a doubles event, which was rare to see in Japanese ''64'' tournaments. Both events, however, did not have a prize pool unlike the first two installments. | ||
==Results== | ==Results== | ||
{{LostResults}} | |||
===''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' singles=== | ===''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' singles=== | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:57, March 25, 2024
| Chuo University 2013 | |
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| Dates | November 2nd, 2013 |
| Address/City | Tokyo 
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| Attendance | ??? |
| Pot size(s) | ¥0 |
| Results | |
 winners
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Prince 1v1 Sin & Nangoku 2v2 |
| Staff | |
| Organizer(s) | Tsumayo |
Chuo University 2013 was a Smash 64 tournament held in Tokyo, Japan, by Tayu. It was the fourth installment of the Chuo University tournament series. The tournament format was best-of-one (best-of-three in finals) and single elimination matches. The full results of the tournament are possibly lost.
The tournament was notable for having a doubles event, which was rare to see in Japanese 64 tournaments. Both events, however, did not have a prize pool unlike the first two installments.
Results[edit]
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This tournament article lacks a complete results table. However, the results it lacks may be lost to history. If they're able to be found, you can help SmashWiki by adding the missing results. |
Super Smash Bros. singles[edit]
| Place | Name | Character |
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| 1st | Prince |
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| 2nd | MEGU |
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| 3rd | Sukekiyo |
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| 4th |  Michael |
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| 5th | Sin |
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| 5th | urikire |
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| 5th | Nao |
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| 5th | Igai |
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Super Smash Bros. doubles[edit]
| Place | Name | Character | Name | Character |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Sin |
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Nangoku |
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| 2nd | Fukurou |
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Aonori |
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| 3rd | Tayu |
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Tsumayo |
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| 4th | Valens |
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Myuto |
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External links[edit]
| Chuo University | |
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| Chuo University 2010 · Chuo University 2011 · Chuo University 2012 · Chuo University 2013 |
