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TOKYO SMASH BOOT CAMP
TOKYO SMASH BOOT CAMP logo.png
Dates May 3rd, 2023
Address/City unknown
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan Japan
Attendance 16
Entry fees N/A
Results
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate winners Japan Miya
Staff
Organizer(s) Gackt, watch

TOKYO SMASH BOOT CAMP was a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate invitational tournament held by Gackt, as an exchange match between foreign and Japanese teams. It was held on May 3rd, 2023 in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan during Golden Week. The tournament was a double-elimination bracket, with a Japanese vs. overseas set in each Winners' Round 1 set. Sets were Best of 3, until Best of 5 started at Top 3. A crew battle was held before the bracket, with a live draft.

There was miscommunication with the organizers and UltRank on whether the tournament would be ranked, with some players taking the tournament as practice and Best of 5 not starting until Top 3. Notably, acola lost when playing Pyra/Mythra against Zomba and Kazuya against Tea to place an underwhelming 9th, and Miya lost Winners' Round 1 to Dabuz from playing Hero in the match point game. acola tweeted he was told the tournament was an exhibition event, furthering speculation about the intent of the tournament.[1] The tournament was originally added as an A+ tier major tournament on the UltRank 2023 Tournament Tiering Sheet. After the tournament, watch contacted UltRank to clear up miscommunication, and the tournament was removed from the UltRank 2023 Tournament Tiering Sheet, becoming unranked.[2]

Players invited[edit]

16 players were invited by Gackt, 8 from Japan and 8 from overseas.

Japan[edit]

Overseas[edit]

Results[edit]

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles[edit]

(16 entrants)
Bracket

Place Name Character(s) Earnings
1st Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU)
2nd Japan Shuton PyraMythra (SSBU)Olimar (SSBU)
3rd USA Zomba R.O.B. (SSBU)
4th Japan Asimo Ryu (SSBU)
5th USA Lima Bayonetta (SSBU)
5th Canada Riddles Kazuya (SSBU)Terry (SSBU)
7th USA Dabuz Min Min (SSBU)Rosalina & Luma (SSBU)
7th Japan Tea Kazuya (SSBU)
9th Japan acola Steve (SSBU)
9th Japan Gackt Ness (SSBU)
9th USA MuteAce Peach (SSBU)
9th USA Scend Ness (SSBU)
13th Japan Nao Mario (SSBU)
13th Netherlands Mr.R Sheik (SSBU)
13th USA Cosmos PyraMythra (SSBU)
13th Japan Hero Bowser (SSBU)

Side events[edit]

Crew battle[edit]

Team Hungrybox Character Stocks Taken Team Gackt Character Stocks Taken
Japan Shuton Olimar (SSBU) 3 Japan Asimo Ryu (SSBU) 2
USA Zomba R.O.B. (SSBU) 4 Japan Paseriman Fox (SSBU) 3
Japan Miya Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU) 2 USA Scend Ness (SSBU) 3
Japan Hero Bowser (SSBU) 4 USA Dabuz Rosalina & Luma (SSBU) 2
Canada Riddles Terry (SSBU) 1 Japan KEN Sonic (SSBU) 5
USA Lima Bayonetta (SSBU) 5 Japan acola Steve (SSBU) 1
USA MuteAce Peach (SSBU) 2 Japan Tea Pac-Man (SSBU) 4
Total — 21 Total — 20

References[edit]

  1. ^ acola's tweet.
  2. ^ UltRank's tweet.

Trivia[edit]

  • Grand Finals had the same players as 2023 Japan NA Smashfest at Shuton's house the day before, however Miya won instead of losing this time.
  • After Miya won the tournament, Hungrybox played a "Thug Finals" game against him, which Miya won by one stock.

External links[edit]

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