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Revision as of 07:02, December 1, 2018

クラッバ (Kurabba)
Kurabba SSC2016.jpg
Character info
Smash 64 main Yoshi
Rankings and results info
Most recent ranking Super Smash Bros. 2017 64 League Rankings: 3rd
Personal and other info
Location Japan Japan
Miscellaneous info
Skill Super Smash Bros. Top professional

Kurabba (クラッバ) is a top level Smash 64 Yoshi main from Japan. He is considered to be the best Yoshi player in the world (along with Wizzrobe) due to his strong placings since mid-2016 and his outplacing of other Yoshis. In 2017 he became known as a Wario slayer, having a 5-0 set count in that year against the player that was considered the best in the world prior to his losses against Kurabba. Kurabba's most wellknown and impressive tournament run was his 2nd place at Super Smash Con 2017 which lead to him being ranked 3rd on the 2017 64 League Rankings.


Tournament history

Super Smash Con 2016

Kurabba was invited as the final sponsored attendee by Shears/the 64 community to Super Smash Con 2016 as an alternative after some other top level Japanese players were unable to attend. One of Shear's statements was that he would most likely outplace KeroKeroppi, even though he did not make it out of pools at Kansai 2016. However, other North American players did not know how strong he was as he had not been to an international tournament and Kurabba's lack of internet exposure.

At the tournament, Kurabba easily won pools and made it into the winners side of the bracket. He then took sets off of BarkSanchez and unexpectedly, the top player in Peru, Alvin, which raised speculation over a common belief that Peru is the best region of Smash 64, let alone a top region. He went on to be knocked out of winners bracket by Wizzrobe in Yoshi dittos. Shear's statement was then affirmed after Kurabba eliminated KeroKeroppi to make it into top 8. He then lost to his partner wangera to place 7th, outplacing the other 2 more well known Japanese Yoshi mains, Prince (9th) and bonobono (17th).

After Super Smash Con 2016

In the following Japanese tournaments in 2016 and 2017, he placed well, consistently placing in the top 12 and outplacing other Yoshi mains. His most notable performance was at Kanto 2017, where he defeated wario, who was number 1 seed and considered the best player in the world, twice: first in pools and then eliminating him in round of last 16. Later he lost to Moyashi and finished 5th.

On July 19th, he confirmed via Twitter that he would be attending Super Smash Con 2017.

Super Smash Con 2017

At Super Smash Con 2017, he made one of the greatest bracket runs in Smash 64 history, defeating Isai (playing as Luigi and Link), wario, SuPeRbOoMfAn and wangera, 4 of the greatest players in the world, to make it to grand finals, where he ended up losing to Fukurou 1-3 and 2-3 to place 2nd at the most stacked Smash 64 event of all time.

After Super Smash Con 2017

Back in Japan he placed 2nd at Autumn Kanto Tournament only behind kysk, double eliminating wario again, leading to a 5-0 set count against him in 2017.

Tournament placings

Super Smash Bros.

Tournament Date 1v1 placement 2v2 placement Partner
Netosuma Rookie Cup 2015 November 14th, 2015 5th
Kansai 2016 April 30th, 2016 29th
Super Smash Con 2016 August 11th-14th, 2016 7th 9th wangera
Netosuma Halloween Tournament 2016 October 29th, 2016 3rd
Japan Smash Cup 2016 December 24th-25th, 2016 9th
Kansai 2017 March 19th, 2017 9th
Japan Smash Cup 2017 May 6th, 2017 5th
Kanto 2017 July 8th, 2017 5th
Super Smash Con 2017 August 10th-13th, 2017 2nd 5th wangera
Autumn Kanto Tournament November 3rd, 2017 2nd
Kansai 2018 February 11th, 2018 13th
Kanto 2018 May 5th, 2018 3rd ? ?
WeeklySmashParty 002 June 15th, 2018 1st
WeeklySmashParty 004 July 4th, 2018 2nd
WeeklySmashParty 008 August 31st, 2018 3rd
WeeklySmashParty 009 September 16th, 2018 4th
Kanto Fall 2018 October 7th, 2018 3rd
WeeklySmashParty 013 October 26th, 2018 2nd
Go Owl Cup December 1st, 2018 2nd

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