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==Feats== | ==Feats== | ||
===''Super Smash Bros.''=== | ===''Super Smash Bros.''=== | ||
Isai is considered by many to be the best ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' player of all time. The only player to ever beat him in a [[twelve character battle]] is the Japanese champion {{Sm|Jousuke}} (possibly due to the battle being done on the Japanese version of the game) and the only smashers who have shown true competition to his {{SSB|Pikachu}} are {{Sm|wario}}, {{Sm|Gerson}} and {{Sm|Alvin}} (one of the best Japanese and Peruvian players, respectively), who have taken multiple matches against Isai in [[ditto]]s, as well as {{Sm|wangera}} and {{Sm|Mariguas}}, who are the only two people to have defeated Isai's Pikachu in a tournament set. Isai is currently ranked | Isai is considered by many to be the best ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' player of all time. The only player to ever beat him in a [[twelve character battle]] is the Japanese champion {{Sm|Jousuke}} (possibly due to the battle being done on the Japanese version of the game) and the only smashers who have shown true competition to his {{SSB|Pikachu}} are {{Sm|wario}}, {{Sm|Gerson}} and {{Sm|Alvin}} (one of the best Japanese and Peruvian players, respectively), who have taken multiple matches against Isai in [[ditto]]s, as well as {{Sm|wangera}} and {{Sm|Mariguas}}, who are the only two people to have defeated Isai's Pikachu in a tournament set. Isai is currently ranked 2nd on the [[2021-2022 Smash 64 Power Rankings]]. | ||
Isai traveled to West Japan in November of 2006 to play the professional players there. He played at Tokyo and a Hokkaido Smashfest in December 2006 and in Osaka in January 2007 and recorded a lot of matches that can be found on his Youtube channel. | Isai traveled to West Japan in November of 2006 to play the professional players there. He played at Tokyo and a Hokkaido Smashfest in December 2006 and in Osaka in January 2007 and recorded a lot of matches that can be found on his Youtube channel. | ||