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*{{Sm|Ly|Japan}} - Co-mains Corrin alongside {{SSBU|Byleth}} and was considered the best offline Corrin player in the world during the pandemic period, with notable placements such as 17th at {{Trn|Kagaribi 4}} and 33rd at {{Trn|Kagaribi 3}}. Although his results have since declined, he still sees the occasional strong performance, most notably at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2023}}, where he placed 17th and upset {{Sm|Sparg0}}. | *{{Sm|Ly|Japan}} - Co-mains Corrin alongside {{SSBU|Byleth}} and was considered the best offline Corrin player in the world during the pandemic period, with notable placements such as 17th at {{Trn|Kagaribi 4}} and 33rd at {{Trn|Kagaribi 3}}. Although his results have since declined, he still sees the occasional strong performance, most notably at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2023}}, where he placed 17th and upset {{Sm|Sparg0}}. | ||
*{{Sm|MkLeo|Mexico}} - Began using Corrin in his roster in early 2022 and was the best Corrin player in the world at the time, predominantly using the character in top 8 of {{Trn|Delfino Maza RETA 2022}}, becoming the first time Corrin saw significant usage to win a major. He has also used Corrin to win crucial sets in order to win {{Trn|e-Caribana}}. He dropped Corrin following {{Trn|Double Down 2022}}, although he has occasionally pulled out the character to cover his other mains' bad matchups, such as defeating {{Sm|Sonix}} at {{Trn|Wavedash 2023}}. | *{{Sm|MkLeo|Mexico}} - Began using Corrin in his roster in early 2022 and was the best Corrin player in the world at the time, predominantly using the character in top 8 of {{Trn|Delfino Maza RETA 2022}}, becoming the first time Corrin saw significant usage to win a major. He has also used Corrin to win crucial sets in order to win {{Trn|e-Caribana}}. He dropped Corrin following {{Trn|Double Down 2022}}, although he has occasionally pulled out the character to cover his other mains' bad matchups, such as defeating {{Sm|Sonix}} at {{Trn|Wavedash 2023}}. | ||
*{{Sm|Neo|Japan|p=Japan}} - Although he began seriously competing in late-2022, he quickly established himself as the best Corrin | *{{Sm|Neo|Japan|p=Japan}} - Although he began seriously competing in late-2022, he quickly established himself as the best Corrin player in Japan, most notably placing 5th at the supermajor {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2023}} defeating {{Sm|Tweek}}, the highest placement for a Corrin player relative to number of participants. | ||
*{{Sm|SHADIC|USA}} - One of the first Corrin players who began placing well consistently at majors and is widely considered the best Corrin player of all-time. He is the only solo-Corrin player to win a major, doing so at both {{Trn|Cirque Du CFL 3}} and {{Trn|The Luminosity Invitational}}, and has also won other notable events, most notably {{Trn|Santa Paws}}. He is ranked 7th on the [[LumiRank 2024.1]], the highest placing of a Corrin player in ''Ultimate'''s history. | *{{Sm|SHADIC|USA}} - One of the first Corrin players who began placing well consistently at majors and is widely considered the best Corrin player of all-time. He is the only solo-Corrin player to win a major, doing so at both {{Trn|Cirque Du CFL 3}} and {{Trn|The Luminosity Invitational}}, and has also won other notable events, most notably {{Trn|Santa Paws}}. He is ranked 7th on the [[LumiRank 2024.1]], the highest placing of a Corrin player in ''Ultimate'''s history. | ||