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Dates | July 3rd-4th, 2021 |
Venue | Daito Municipal Civic Center |
Address/City | 4-6 Akebonochō Osaka, Japan |
Attendance | 128 |
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Maesuma TOP 5 was a regional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament held in Osaka, Japan, from July 3rd-4th, 2021. Originally scheduled for February 23rd, it was postponed several times due to a COVID-19 state of emergency in the Osaka Prefecture.[1][2][3][4][5] The final date was announced on June 2nd.[6]
As a result of train delays, several players, including Shuton, Tea, KEN, Raito, and Kome dropped out of the tournament. These players would attend an invitational called GI Carnival instead.
Results
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles
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Top 8 Bracket
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate doubles
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Top 16 Bracket
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Trivia
- Yaura placed 4th in singles, the best performance by a Shikokuan player in many years.[7] He made a long list of upsets against DoubleA, Atelier, Shirayuki, Kie, Abadango, and Gackt.