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'''Kansai''' is a national tournament series featuring ''[[Super Smash Bros]]'' held in Japan every year since 2010, with 2 outlying tournaments in 2008. The tournaments series started off using a single elimination bracket with best-of-one matches until the finals. In 2015, they switched to double elimination and in 2018, they switched to best-of-three in the winners bracket. The rules also include a "character-lock" which means each player is forced to use only one character for the entire tournament. | '''Kansai''' is a national tournament series featuring ''[[Super Smash Bros]]'' held in Japan every year since 2010, with 2 outlying tournaments in 2008. The tournaments series started off using a single elimination bracket with best-of-one matches until the finals. In 2015, they switched to double elimination and in 2018, they switched to best-of-three in the winners bracket. The rules also include a "character-lock" which means each player is forced to use only one character for the entire tournament. A "B" tournament/amateur bracket has also been held for players who finish outside of top 4 in pools in recent years. | ||
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| [[Kansai 2018]] || February 11, 2018 || 51 || {{Sm|wario|Japan}} || {{Head|Pikachu|g=SSB|s=16px}} || {{Sm|Fukurou|Japan}} || {{Head|Kirby|g=SSB|s=16px}} | | [[Kansai 2018]] || February 11, 2018 || 51 || {{Sm|wario|Japan}} || {{Head|Pikachu|g=SSB|s=16px}} || {{Sm|Fukurou|Japan}} || {{Head|Kirby|g=SSB|s=16px}} | ||
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| [[Kansai 2020]] || February 23, 2020 || 51 || {{Sm|Kurabba|Japan}} || {{Head|Yoshi|g=SSB|s=16px}} || {{Sm|sekirei|Japan}} || {{Head|Link|g=SSB|s=16px}} | |||
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Revision as of 13:25, February 23, 2020
| Kansai | |
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| Info | |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Region | Japan |
| Format | Single elimination (until 2014) Double elimination (since 2015) |
 winners
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 Ron (1st Kansai) Tatsuman (2nd Kansai) Jouske (2010, 2013) Moyashi (2011) wario (2012, 2014-2016, 2018) kysk (2017)
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| Most successful player(s) | wario (5 wins)
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Kansai is a national tournament series featuring Super Smash Bros held in Japan every year since 2010, with 2 outlying tournaments in 2008. The tournaments series started off using a single elimination bracket with best-of-one matches until the finals. In 2015, they switched to double elimination and in 2018, they switched to best-of-three in the winners bracket. The rules also include a "character-lock" which means each player is forced to use only one character for the entire tournament. A "B" tournament/amateur bracket has also been held for players who finish outside of top 4 in pools in recent years.
Tournaments
Super Smash Bros. Winners
| Tournament | Date | Entrants | Winnner | Character(s) | Runner-up | Character(s) |
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| 1st Kansai | March 14, 2008 | 46 | Ron |
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Tsukuru BOY |
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| 2nd Kansai | August 21, 2008 | 57 | Tatsuman |
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Beriaru |
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| Kansai 2010 | March 20, 2010 | ? | Jouske |
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Moyashi |
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| Kansai 2011 | March 19, 2011 | 110 | Moyashi |
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Ruoka Dancho |
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| Kansai 2012 | March 17, 2012 | ? | wario |
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Ryo |
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| Kansai 2013 | March 16, 2013 | 62 | Jouske |
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Moyashi |
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| Kansai 2014 | March 1, 2014 | 79 | wario |
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Ruoka Dancho |
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| Kansai 2015 | March 14, 2015 | 51 | wario |
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Jouske |
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| Kansai 2016 | April 30, 2016 | 50 | wario |
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Jouske |
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| Kansai 2017 | March 19, 2017 | 57 | kysk |
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gyaki |
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| Kansai 2018 | February 11, 2018 | 51 | wario |
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Fukurou |
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| Kansai 2020 | February 23, 2020 | 51 | Kurabba |
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sekirei |
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| Kansai | |
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| 1st Kansai · 2nd Kansai · Kansai 2010 · Kansai 2011 · Kansai 2012 · Kansai 2013 · Kansai 2014 · Kansai 2015 · Kansai 2016 · Kansai 2017 · Kansai 2018 · Kansai 2020 · Kansai 2022 |
