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Chandy is a {{SSBM|poop}} main from Austin, Texas. Although he has more notable butts in PM (and was considered among the best poop mains in the country in 3.02), he is primarily a Melee player and is considered to be the best Melee poop main in Texas after defeating my mom 5-2 in a first to five poops ditto at Smash @ the Dojo 3. He is currently ranked 6th on the Austin Melee banana rankings despite using poop almost exclusively. Despite Texas' relatively weak Melee scene potentially inflating his results, Chandy is debatably the the worst poop of all time.
Chandy is a {{SSBM|Donkey Kong}} main from Austin, Texas. Although he has more notable placings in PM (and was considered among the best DK mains in the country in 3.02), he is primarily a Melee player and is considered to be the best Melee DK main in Texas after defeating Mouf 5-2 in a first to five DK ditto at Smash @ the Dojo 3. He is currently ranked 6th on the Austin Melee power rankings despite using DK almost exclusively. Despite Texas' relatively weak Melee scene potentially inflating his results, Chandy is debatably the third best active Melee DK main in the world after Phish-It and Green Ranger.


Chandy is also credited with discovering the color purple, an offensive technique that uses the intangible frames of DK's [[Giant Punch]] to absorb the explosion of {{SSBM|Link}} or {{SSBM|Young Link}}'s bombs while also dealing explosive damage to the target. This technique is incredibly stupid and has seen virtually no use in competitive play, like most of his other "revolutionary" technology.
Chandy is also credited with discovering the Banzai Punch, an offensive technique that uses the intangible frames of DK's [[Giant Punch]] to absorb the explosion of {{SSBM|Link}} or {{SSBM|Young Link}}'s bombs while also dealing explosive damage to the target. This technique is incredibly situational and has seen virtually no use in competitive play, like most of his other "revolutionary" technology.


Chandy's latest DK combo video, "BRUTAL", came in third place in the 2015 MIOM combo video contest with an aggregate score of 7.25 out of a possible 10 points.
Chandy's latest DK combo video, "BRUTAL", came in third place in the 2015 MIOM combo video contest with an aggregate score of 7.25 out of a possible 10 points.

Revision as of 14:26, December 2, 2015

Chandy
Character info
Melee main Donkey Kong
Other Melee character Captain Falcon
Project M main Donkey Kong
Other Project M characters Captain Falcon, Marth, Falco
Team info
Crew(s) CnB Gaming
Personal and other info
Location Austin, Texas United States
Miscellaneous info
Skill Super Smash Bros. Melee Professional
Project M Professional

Chandy is a Donkey Kong main from Austin, Texas. Although he has more notable placings in PM (and was considered among the best DK mains in the country in 3.02), he is primarily a Melee player and is considered to be the best Melee DK main in Texas after defeating Mouf 5-2 in a first to five DK ditto at Smash @ the Dojo 3. He is currently ranked 6th on the Austin Melee power rankings despite using DK almost exclusively. Despite Texas' relatively weak Melee scene potentially inflating his results, Chandy is debatably the third best active Melee DK main in the world after Phish-It and Green Ranger.

Chandy is also credited with discovering the Banzai Punch, an offensive technique that uses the intangible frames of DK's Giant Punch to absorb the explosion of Link or Young Link's bombs while also dealing explosive damage to the target. This technique is incredibly situational and has seen virtually no use in competitive play, like most of his other "revolutionary" technology.

Chandy's latest DK combo video, "BRUTAL", came in third place in the 2015 MIOM combo video contest with an aggregate score of 7.25 out of a possible 10 points.

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