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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2006}}'''||???|2006||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2007}}'''||???|2007||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2008}}'''||14||May 5th, 2008||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2008}}||14||May 5th, 2008||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2009}}'''||???||August 23rd, 2009||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2009}}||???||August 23rd, 2009||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2010}}'''||92||August 21st, 2010||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2010}}||92||August 21st, 2010||
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|'''{{Trn|Chuo University 2010}}'''||???||November 3rd, 2010||
|{{Trn|Chuo University 2010}}||???||November 3rd, 2010||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2011}}'''||140||August 28th, 2011||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2011}}||140||August 28th, 2011||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2012}}'''||120||August 25th, 2012||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2012}}||120||August 25th, 2012||
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|'''{{Trn|Chuo University 2012}}'''||???||November 3rd, 2012||
|{{Trn|Chuo University 2012}}||???||November 3rd, 2012||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2013}}'''||125||August 3rd, 2013||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2013}}||125||August 3rd, 2013||
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|'''{{Trn|Chuo University 2013}}'''||???||November 2nd, 2013||
|{{Trn|Chuo University 2013}}||???||November 2nd, 2013||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2014}}'''||129||August 23rd, 2014||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2014}}||129||August 23rd, 2014||
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|'''{{Trn|Waseda Festival 2014}}'''||97||November 2nd, 2014||
|{{Trn|Waseda Festival 2014}}||97||November 2nd, 2014||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2015}}'''||103||September 20th, 2015||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2015}}||103||September 20th, 2015||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2016}}'''||77||September 24th, 2016||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2016}}||77||September 24th, 2016||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2017}}'''||135||July 8th, 2017||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2017}}||135||July 8th, 2017||
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|'''{{Trn|Autumn Kanto Tournament}}'''||46||November 3rd, 2017||
|{{Trn|Autumn Kanto Tournament}}||46||November 3rd, 2017||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2018}}'''||84||May 5th, 2018||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2018}}||84||May 5th, 2018||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto Fall 2018}}'''||77||October 7th, 2018||
|{{Trn|Kanto Fall 2018}}||77||October 7th, 2018||
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|'''{{Trn|Go Owl Cup}}'''||36||December 1st, 2018||
|{{Trn|Go Owl Cup}}||36||December 1st, 2018||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2019}}'''||77||April 30th, 2019||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2019}}||77||April 30th, 2019||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto Fall 2019}}'''||59||September 22nd, 2019||
|{{Trn|Kanto Fall 2019}}||59||September 22nd, 2019||
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|'''{{Trn|Kanto 2020}}'''||41||November 22nd, 2020||
|{{Trn|Kanto 2020}}||41||November 22nd, 2020||
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|{{Trn|Numabura 7}}||110||September 19th, 2011||
|{{Trn|Numabura 7}}||110||September 19th, 2011||
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|'''{{Trn|Sun Rise Tournament}}'''||240||November 10th-12th, 2012||Japan's first and only supermajor in ''Brawl'', and it was the largest Brawl tournament that ever occurred outside the United States. It was also a qualifier for {{Trn|Apex 2013}}
|{{Trn|Sun Rise Tournament}}||240||November 10th-12th, 2012||Japan's first and only supermajor in ''Brawl'', and it was the largest Brawl tournament that ever occurred outside the United States. It was also a qualifier for {{Trn|Apex 2013}}
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura 8}}'''||170+||September 23rd, 2014||
|{{Trn|Umebura 8}}||170+||September 23rd, 2014||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura 9}}'''||200+||October 11th, 2014||
|{{Trn|Umebura 9}}||200+||October 11th, 2014||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura 10}}'''||180+||November 23rd, 2014||
|{{Trn|Umebura 10}}||180+||November 23rd, 2014||
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|{{Trn|Umebura 11}}||163||December 22nd, 2014||
|{{Trn|Umebura 11}}||163||December 22nd, 2014||
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|{{Trn|Umebura 19}}||181||August 29th, 2015||
|{{Trn|Umebura 19}}||181||August 29th, 2015||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura F.A.T.}}'''||312+||September 21st-22nd, 2015||
|{{Trn|Umebura F.A.T.}}||312+||September 21st-22nd, 2015||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura Niconico Qualifier}}'''||320||November 29th, 2015||
|{{Trn|Umebura Niconico Qualifier}}||320||November 29th, 2015||
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|{{Trn|Umebura 20}}||192||December 27th, 2015||
|{{Trn|Umebura 20}}||192||December 27th, 2015||
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|'''{{Trn|Niconico Tokaigi 2016}}'''||7||January 30th-31st, 2016||
|{{Trn|Niconico Tokaigi 2016}}||7||January 30th-31st, 2016||
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|{{Trn|SHI-G Tournament}}||80||February 7th, 2016||
|{{Trn|SHI-G Tournament}}||80||February 7th, 2016||
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|{{Trn|Umebura 24}}||224||July 24th, 2016||
|{{Trn|Umebura 24}}||224||July 24th, 2016||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura S.A.T.}}'''||304||August 20th-21st, 2016||
|{{Trn|Umebura S.A.T.}}||304||August 20th-21st, 2016||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura 25}}'''||224||September 10th, 2016||
|{{Trn|Umebura 25}}||224||September 10th, 2016||
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|{{Trn|Rikabura 6}}||128||October 30th, 2016||
|{{Trn|Rikabura 6}}||128||October 30th, 2016||
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|{{Trn|Umebura BenQ ZOWIE Cup}}||224||December 18th, 2016||
|{{Trn|Umebura BenQ ZOWIE Cup}}||224||December 18th, 2016||
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|'''{{Trn|Single Game Championships: Umebura X Single-Chu}}'''||193||January 7th-8th, 2017||
|{{Trn|Single Game Championships: Umebura X Single-Chu}}||193||January 7th-8th, 2017||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura Tokaigi Qualifier}}'''||268||February 4th, 2017||
|{{Trn|Umebura Tokaigi Qualifier}}||268||February 4th, 2017||
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|'''{{Trn|Niconico Tokaigi 2017}}'''||142||February 11th-12th, 2017||
|{{Trn|Niconico Tokaigi 2017}}||142||February 11th-12th, 2017||
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|{{Trn|Umebura 26}}||256||March 20th, 2017||
|{{Trn|Umebura 26}}||256||March 20th, 2017||
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|{{Trn|Rikabura 7}}||96||March 26th, 2017||
|{{Trn|Rikabura 7}}||96||March 26th, 2017||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura 27}}'''||224||July 1st, 2017||
|{{Trn|Umebura 27}}||224||July 1st, 2017||
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|{{Trn|Umebura 28}}||256||August 12th, 2017||
|{{Trn|Umebura 28}}||256||August 12th, 2017||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura 29}}'''||252||October 28th, 2017||
|{{Trn|Umebura 29}}||252||October 28th, 2017||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura 30}}'''||254||November 18th, 2017||
|{{Trn|Umebura 30}}||254||November 18th, 2017||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura T.A.T.}}'''||280||December 23rd-24th, 2017||
|{{Trn|Umebura T.A.T.}}||280||December 23rd-24th, 2017||
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|{{Trn|Umebura Tokaigi Qualifier 1}}||229||February 3rd, 2018||
|{{Trn|Umebura Tokaigi Qualifier 1}}||229||February 3rd, 2018||
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|{{Trn|Umebura Tokaigi Qualifier 2}}||183||February 4th, 2018||
|{{Trn|Umebura Tokaigi Qualifier 2}}||183||February 4th, 2018||
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|'''{{Trn|Niconico Tokaigi 2018}}'''||16||February 10th-11th, 2018||
|{{Trn|Niconico Tokaigi 2018}}||16||February 10th-11th, 2018||
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|{{Trn|Rikabura 9}}||96||March 18th, 2018||
|{{Trn|Rikabura 9}}||96||March 18th, 2018||
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|{{Trn|Umebura 31}}||183||March 21st, 2018||
|{{Trn|Umebura 31}}||183||March 21st, 2018||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura 32}}'''||450||May 12th, 2018||
|{{Trn|Umebura 32}}||450||May 12th, 2018||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura 33}}'''||418||July 28th, 2018||
|{{Trn|Umebura 33}}||418||July 28th, 2018||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura 34}}'''||319||August 25th, 2018||
|{{Trn|Umebura 34}}||319||August 25th, 2018||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura Smash 4 Final}}'''||515||December 1st-2nd, 2018||
|{{Trn|Umebura Smash 4 Final}}||515||December 1st-2nd, 2018||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura SP}}'''||745||December 16th, 2018||
|{{Trn|Umebura SP}}||745||December 16th, 2018||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura SP 2}}'''||500||January 12th, 2019||
|{{Trn|Umebura SP 2}}||500||January 12th, 2019||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura SP 3}}'''||509||April 13th, 2019||
|{{Trn|Umebura SP 3}}||509||April 13th, 2019||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura Japan Major 2019}}'''||1,015||May 1st-2nd, 2019||
|{{Trn|Umebura Japan Major 2019}}||1,015||May 1st-2nd, 2019||
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|{{Trn|EGS Cup}}||95||May 6th, 2019||
|{{Trn|EGS Cup}}||95||May 6th, 2019||
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|{{Trn|Kurobra 17}}||127||July 3rd-5th, 2019||
|{{Trn|Kurobra 17}}||127||July 3rd-5th, 2019||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura SP 4}}'''||517||August 17th, 2019||
|{{Trn|Umebura SP 4}}||517||August 17th, 2019||
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|'''{{Trn|EGS Cup 2}}'''||128||August 25th, 2019||
|{{Trn|EGS Cup 2}}||128||August 25th, 2019||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura SP 5}}'''||512||September 28th, 2019||
|{{Trn|Umebura SP 5}}||512||September 28th, 2019||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura SP 6}}'''||772||October 22nd, 2019||
|{{Trn|Umebura SP 6}}||772||October 22nd, 2019||
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|{{Trn|Seibugeki 2}}||126||October 26th, 2019||
|{{Trn|Seibugeki 2}}||126||October 26th, 2019||
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|{{Trn|Waseda Festival 2019}}||128||November 3rd, 2019||
|{{Trn|Waseda Festival 2019}}||128||November 3rd, 2019||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura SP 7}}'''||758||November 16th, 2019||
|{{Trn|Umebura SP 7}}||758||November 16th, 2019||
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|{{Trn|POP-OFF}}||153||November 23rd, 2019||
|{{Trn|POP-OFF}}||153||November 23rd, 2019||
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|{{Trn|Kurobra 19}}||192||January 11th, 2020||
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|'''{{Trn|EGS Cup 3}}'''||128||January 13th, 2020||
|{{Trn|EGS Cup 3}}||128||January 13th, 2020||
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|'''{{Trn|EVO Japan 2020}}'''||1,819||January 24th-26th, 2020||
|{{Trn|EVO Japan 2020}}||1,819||January 24th-26th, 2020||
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|{{Trn|Seibugeki 4}}||154||February 1st, 2020||
|{{Trn|Seibugeki 4}}||154||February 1st, 2020||
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|'''{{Trn|Eastern Powerhouse Invitational FINAL}}'''||12||October 24th, 2020||
|{{Trn|Eastern Powerhouse Invitational FINAL}}||12||October 24th, 2020||
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|'''{{Trn|Kagaribi}}'''||133||December 13th, 2020||
|{{Trn|Kagaribi}}||133||December 13th, 2020||
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|'''{{Trn|Kagaribi 3}}'''||132||March 27th, 2021||
|{{Trn|Kagaribi 3}}||132||March 27th, 2021||
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|'''{{Trn|Kagaribi 4}}'''||386||June 26th-27th, 2021||
|{{Trn|Kagaribi 4}}||386||June 26th-27th, 2021||
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|'''{{Trn|Kagaribi 5}}'''||512||October 30th-31st, 2021||
|{{Trn|Kagaribi 5}}||512||October 30th-31st, 2021||
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|'''{{Trn|GI Carnival}}'''||30||July 3rd, 2021||
|{{Trn|GI Carnival}}||30||July 3rd, 2021||
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|'''{{Trn|Seibugeki 8}}'''||192||October 10th, 2021||
|{{Trn|Seibugeki 8}}||192||October 10th, 2021||
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|'''{{Trn|Seibugeki 9}}'''||192||November 7th, 2021||
|{{Trn|Seibugeki 9}}||192||November 7th, 2021||
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|{{Trn|Kurobra 26}}||96||November 20th, 2021||
|{{Trn|Kurobra 26}}||96||November 20th, 2021||
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|'''{{Trn|Eastern Powerhouse Invitational FINAL}}'''||32||November 20th-December 11th, 2021||
|{{Trn|Eastern Powerhouse Invitational FINAL}}||32||November 20th-December 11th, 2021||
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|'''{{Trn|SWT: East Asia Ultimate Regional Finals}}'''||16||November 27th-28th, 2021||
|{{Trn|SWT: East Asia Ultimate Regional Finals}}||16||November 27th-28th, 2021||
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|'''{{Trn|Kagaribi 6}}'''||768||January 8th-9th, 2022||
|{{Trn|Kagaribi 6}}||768||January 8th-9th, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|WINNER! -Next Gen-}}'''||96||April 9th, 2022||
|{{Trn|WINNER! -Next Gen-}}||96||April 9th, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|Seibugeki 10}}'''||192||May 3rd, 2022||
|{{Trn|Seibugeki 10}}||192||May 3rd, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|Kagaribi 7}}'''||768||May 4th-5th, 2022||
|{{Trn|Kagaribi 7}}||768||May 4th-5th, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|Shinosuma HEROES 1}}'''||128||May 21st, 2022||
|{{Trn|Shinosuma HEROES 1}}||128||May 21st, 2022||
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|{{Trn|Kurobra 29}}||91||May 28th, 202||
|{{Trn|Kurobra 29}}||91||May 28th, 202||
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|'''{{Trn|Wave 1}}'''||128||June 18th, 2022||
|{{Trn|Wave 1}}||128||June 18th, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|Seibugeki 11}}'''||192||July 1st, 2022||
|{{Trn|Seibugeki 11}}||192||July 1st, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|Kagaribi 8}}'''||491||July 30th-31st, 2022||
|{{Trn|Kagaribi 8}}||491||July 30th-31st, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|JINGI 1}}'''||128||August 15th, 2022||
|{{Trn|JINGI 1}}||128||August 15th, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|Wave 2}}'''||200||September 4th, 2022||
|{{Trn|Wave 2}}||200||September 4th, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|Shinosuma HEROES 2}}'''||171||September 19th, 2022||
|{{Trn|Shinosuma HEROES 2}}||171||September 19th, 2022||
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|{{Trn|Koshisuma x Super Smash Brothers Shintoshin 1}}||171||October 23rd, 2022||
|{{Trn|Koshisuma x Super Smash Brothers Shintoshin 1}}||171||October 23rd, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|WINNER! -Next 1-}}'''||89||November 27th, 2022||
|{{Trn|WINNER! -Next 1-}}||89||November 27th, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|Seibugeki 12}}'''||378||December 3rd, 2022||
|{{Trn|Seibugeki 12}}||378||December 3rd, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|Wave 3}}'''||211||December 11th, 2022||
|{{Trn|Wave 3}}||211||December 11th, 2022||
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|'''{{Trn|Umebura SP 9}}'''||1,073||January 7th-8th, 2023||
|{{Trn|Umebura SP 9}}||1,073||January 7th-8th, 2023||
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|'''{{Trn|Gen 1.0}}'''||128||January 15th, 2023||
|{{Trn|Gen 1.0}}||128||January 15th, 2023||
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|'''{{Trn|DELTA 2}}'''||64||January 29th, 2023||
|{{Trn|DELTA 2}}||64||January 29th, 2023||
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Revision as of 16:03, February 3, 2024

This article is about the real-life region in Japan. For other uses, see Kanto (disambiguation).

Kantō is a Japanese Smash region, coterminous with the traditional region of Kantō, which includes the prefectures of Gunma, Tochigi, Ibaraki, Saitama, Tokyo, Chiba, and Kanagawa. The region is mostly coextensive with the Tokyo metropolitan area, which is considered the most populated urban region in the world, naturally translating to a very large pool of competitive Super Smash Bros. players and tournaments hosted; consequently, Kantō is regarded by many as the strongest region in the whole world, rivaled within Japan only by Kansai, and is the region where most of the largest supermajors outside of North America (such as Umebura, Kagaribi and EVO Japan) are held. The region is also occasionally referred as East Japan, especially historically in regards to its Melee scene. Additionally, it is the home of Smash creator Masahiro Sakurai and original developer HAL Laboratory.

Map of Kantō

Super Smash Bros.

Notable players

Top players

  • Cafe Luigi (SSB)Pikachu (SSB): One of the strongest Luigi mains in the world.
  • Fukurou Kirby (SSB): Was considered the strongest player in the world in 2017.
  • Keropi- Kirby (SSB):

Tournaments

Major tournaments hosted

  • A list of significant regional 64 events hosted in Kantō. Nationals are bolded.
Name Entrants Date Notes
Kanto 2006 2006
Kanto 2007 2007
Kanto 2008 14 May 5th, 2008
Kanto 2009 ??? August 23rd, 2009
Kanto 2010 92 August 21st, 2010
Chuo University 2010 ??? November 3rd, 2010
Kanto 2011 140 August 28th, 2011
Kanto 2012 120 August 25th, 2012
Chuo University 2012 ??? November 3rd, 2012
Kanto 2013 125 August 3rd, 2013
Chuo University 2013 ??? November 2nd, 2013
Kanto 2014 129 August 23rd, 2014
Waseda Festival 2014 97 November 2nd, 2014
Kanto 2015 103 September 20th, 2015
Kanto 2016 77 September 24th, 2016
Kanto 2017 135 July 8th, 2017
Autumn Kanto Tournament 46 November 3rd, 2017
Kanto 2018 84 May 5th, 2018
Kanto Fall 2018 77 October 7th, 2018
Go Owl Cup 36 December 1st, 2018
Kanto 2019 77 April 30th, 2019
Kanto Fall 2019 59 September 22nd, 2019
Kanto 2020 41 November 22nd, 2020

Super Smash Bros. Melee

Notable players

Globally ranked players

These Kantō players were ranked on the SSBMRank 2022.

MPGR Name Notes
2 aMSa Yoshi (SSBM) Japan’s strongest player and the most successful Yoshi main in the history of competitive Melee.

Other players

Tournaments

Notable tournament series

Major tournaments hosted

A list of significant regional Melee events hosted in Kantō. Nationals are bolded.

Name Entrants Date Notes
Premium Fight ??? August 25th, 2001 The first Melee smash tournament in the world. Event sponsored by Nintendo.
Jump Festa 2002 ??? December 22nd-23rd, 2001 Doubles tournament sponsored by Nintendo.
Battle GateWay 21 100 July 22nd, 2018

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Notable players

Globally ranked players

These Kantō players were ranked on CLASH Tournaments' 2014 SSBBRank.

SSBBRank Name Notes
1 9B Ice Climbers (SSBB) The strongest Ice Climber player in the world.
10 Mikeneko Marth (SSBB) The strongest Marth player in the world.
14 RAIN Meta Knight (SSBB)
30 Shogun Snake (SSBB)Meta Knight (SSBB) One of the strongest Snake players in the world.

Top players

Tournaments

Notable tournament series

Major tournaments hosted

A list of significant regional Brawl events hosted in Kantō. Majors are bolded.

Name Entrants Date Notes
Numabura Season 2-3 90 December 24th, 2010
Numabura 7 110 September 19th, 2011
Sun Rise Tournament 240 November 10th-12th, 2012 Japan's first and only supermajor in Brawl, and it was the largest Brawl tournament that ever occurred outside the United States. It was also a qualifier for Apex 2013

Super Smash Bros. 4

Notable players

Globally ranked players

These Kantō players were ranked on the Panda Global Rankings 100.

PG ranking Name Notes
9 KEN Sonic (SSB4) One of the strongest Sonic players in the world.
13 Abadango Bayonetta (SSB4)Mewtwo (SSB4) One of the strongest Bayonetta and Mewtwo players in the world.
18 Kameme Mega Man (SSB4)Sheik (SSB4) The strongest Mega Man player in the world.
28 Kirihara Rosalina & Luma (SSB4) The strongest Rosalina & Luma player in Japan.
32 Tsu- Lucario (SSB4) The strongest Lucario player in Japan.
33 Nietono Sheik (SSB4)Diddy Kong (SSB4)
35 Choco Zero Suit Samus (SSB4)
38 Raito Duck Hunt (SSB4) The strongest Duck Hunt player in the world.
46 T Link (SSB4) The strongest Link player in the world.
48 HIKARU Donkey Kong (SSB4) The strongest Donkey Kong player in the world.
63 Etsuji Diddy Kong (SSB4)
66 RAIN Cloud (SSB4)Diddy Kong (SSB4)Sheik (SSB4)
82 Shogun Fox (SSB4)
88 Zackray Corrin (SSB4)Bayonetta (SSB4)
94 Umeki Peach (SSB4)
97 Kuro Fox (SSB4)Pit (SSB4)
99 Eim Sheik (SSB4)

Other players

Tournaments

Notable tournament series

Major tournaments hosted

A list of significant regional Smash 4 events hosted in Kantō. Nationals are bolded.

Name Entrants Date Notes
Umebura 8 170+ September 23rd, 2014
Umebura 9 200+ October 11th, 2014
Umebura 10 180+ November 23rd, 2014
Umebura 11 163 December 22nd, 2014
Umebura 12 150+ February 8th, 2015
Umebura 13 180+ March 15th, 2015
Umebura 14 150+ April 15th, 2015
Umebura 15 200+ May 16th, 2015
Umebura 16 200+ June 6th, 2015
Umebura 18 190 August 8th, 2015
Chokaigi 2015 ??? August 25th-26th, 2015 A small scald event promoted by Nintendo with notable international attendance
Umebura 19 181 August 29th, 2015
Umebura F.A.T. 312+ September 21st-22nd, 2015
Umebura Niconico Qualifier 320 November 29th, 2015
Umebura 20 192 December 27th, 2015
Niconico Tokaigi 2016 7 January 30th-31st, 2016
SHI-G Tournament 80 February 7th, 2016
Umebura 21 ~180 February 11th, 2016
Rikabura 4 96 March 20th, 2016
Umebura 22 192 April 23rd, 2016
Umebura 23 219 May 21st, 2016
Rikabura 5 128 June 26th, 2016
Umebura 24 224 July 24th, 2016
Umebura S.A.T. 304 August 20th-21st, 2016
Umebura 25 224 September 10th, 2016
Rikabura 6 128 October 30th, 2016
Waseda Festival 2016 128 November 5th, 2016
Umebura BenQ ZOWIE Cup 224 December 18th, 2016
Single Game Championships: Umebura X Single-Chu 193 January 7th-8th, 2017
Umebura Tokaigi Qualifier 268 February 4th, 2017
Niconico Tokaigi 2017 142 February 11th-12th, 2017
Umebura 26 256 March 20th, 2017
Rikabura 7 96 March 26th, 2017
Umebura 27 224 July 1st, 2017
Umebura 28 256 August 12th, 2017
Umebura 29 252 October 28th, 2017
Umebura 30 254 November 18th, 2017
Umebura T.A.T. 280 December 23rd-24th, 2017
Umebura Tokaigi Qualifier 1 229 February 3rd, 2018
Umebura Tokaigi Qualifier 2 183 February 4th, 2018
Niconico Tokaigi 2018 16 February 10th-11th, 2018
Rikabura 9 96 March 18th, 2018
Umebura 31 183 March 21st, 2018
Umebura 32 450 May 12th, 2018
Umebura 33 418 July 28th, 2018
Umebura 34 319 August 25th, 2018
Umebura Smash 4 Final 515 December 1st-2nd, 2018

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Notable players

Globally ranked players

These Kantō players were ranked on the UltRank 2022 and/or the OrionRank 2022.

UltRank OrionRank Name Notes
7 5 Shuton Olimar (SSBU)PyraMythra (SSBU) Originally from Kyushu, Shuton moved to Kanto. The best Olimar player, and one of the best Aegis players, in the world.
10 7 ProtoBanham Lucina (SSBU)Min Min (SSBU) One of the strongest players in Japan, and the strongest Lucina and Min Min player in the world.
22 19 kameme Sora (SSBU)Sheik (SSBU)Mega Man (SSBU)Wario (SSBU) The best Sora player in the world.
29 17 KEN Sonic (SSBU)Sephiroth (SSBU) One of the best Sonic and Sephiroth players in the world.
34 38 HIKARU Roy (SSBU)Donkey Kong (SSBU)Pokémon Trainer (SSBU) The best Donkey Kong player in the world.
35 22 Hero Bowser (SSBU) The best Bowser player in the world.
38 28 Zackray Joker (SSBU)R.O.B. (SSBU)Mr. Game & Watch (SSBU) One of the best players in Japan and the strongest R.O.B. player in the world.
49 44 Abadango Palutena (SSBU)Samus (SSBU)Meta Knight (SSBU) The best Meta Knight player in the world.
41 26 Gackt Ness (SSBU) The best Ness players in the world.
62 54 Repo Mega Man (SSBU) One of the best Mega Man players in the world.
74 80 Akakikusu Hero (SSBU) The best Hero player in the world.
84 95 Umeki Daisy (SSBU) The best Daisy player in the world.
90 49 MASA Falco (SSBU) One of the best Falco players in the world.
92 50 Nietono Pichu (SSBU)Hero (SSBU)Diddy Kong (SSBU) The best Pichu player in the world.
99 47 Paseriman Fox (SSBU) One of the best Fox players in the world.
— 65 huto Wario (SSBU)Captain Falcon (SSBU)King K. Rool (SSBU)
— 74 Noi Olimar (SSBU)Pokemon Trainer (SSBU)
— 90 Yamanaction Luigi (SSBU)Steve (SSBU)Roy (SSBU)
— 96 Taikei Sonic (SSBU)
— 104 Choco Zero Suit Samus (SSBU)
— 110 Shogun Snake (SSBU)
— 135 chicken Diddy Kong (SSBU)Wolf (SSBU)
— 138 Eim Sheik (SSBU)Joker (SSBU) The best Sheik player in the world.
— 149 kept Villager (SSBU) The best Villager player in the world.

These Kantō players have been ranked globally in the past; their highest placement is listed:

Nationally ranked players

These Kantō players were ranked on the Experimental Smash Player Rankings.

National rank Name Notes
26 Kishiru Pikachu (SSBU)
42 Hitsu Toon Link (SSBU)
60 Natsu Pokémon Trainer (SSBU)
62 Jagaimo Palutena (SSBU)
70 Mikimatsu R.O.B. (SSBU)
71 Higusaki Wolf (SSBU)Mario (SSBU)
72 Akasa Joker (SSBU)Cloud (SSBU)Palutena (SSBU)
79 Nata Pit (SSBU)Dark Pit (SSBU)
81 takera Ken (SSBU)
82 Mao Roy (SSBU)Min Min (SSBU)
92 AIR Captain Falcon (SSBU)
93 DoubleA Shulk (SSBU)
100 Nukoeru Young Link (SSBU)
103 yuzu Rosalina & Luma (SSBU)Min Min (SSBU)Pichu (SSBU)
112 Rinkururu Lucas (SSBU)Min Min (SSBU)
123 Lickey Meta Knight (SSBU)
132 TRIGGER Simon (SSBU)
133 JILL Fox (SSBU)
133 Nanchan Diddy Kong (SSBU)Zero Suit Samus (SSBU)
133 YOC Cloud (SSBU)Sheik (SSBU)Joker (SSBU)
150 Futari no Kiwami Ah~! Ice Climbers (SSBU)

Other players

Tournaments

Notable tournament series

Major tournaments hosted

A list of significant regional Ultimate events hosted in Kantō. Superegionals, majors and supermajors are bolded.

Name Entrants Date Notes
Umebura SP 745 December 16th, 2018
Umebura SP 2 500 January 12th, 2019
Umebura SP 3 509 April 13th, 2019
Umebura Japan Major 2019 1,015 May 1st-2nd, 2019
EGS Cup 95 May 6th, 2019
Kurobra 17 127 July 3rd-5th, 2019
Umebura SP 4 517 August 17th, 2019
EGS Cup 2 128 August 25th, 2019
Umebura SP 5 512 September 28th, 2019
Umebura SP 6 772 October 22nd, 2019
Seibugeki 2 126 October 26th, 2019
Waseda Festival 2019 128 November 3rd, 2019
Umebura SP 7 758 November 16th, 2019
POP-OFF 153 November 23rd, 2019
Seibugeki 3 128 November 29th-30th, 2019
Shintoshin Big 7 112 December 28th, 2019
Kurobra 19 192 January 11th, 2020
EGS Cup 3 128 January 13th, 2020
EVO Japan 2020 1,819 January 24th-26th, 2020
Seibugeki 4 154 February 1st, 2020
Eastern Powerhouse Invitational FINAL 12 October 24th, 2020
Kagaribi 133 December 13th, 2020
Kagaribi 3 132 March 27th, 2021
Kagaribi 4 386 June 26th-27th, 2021
Kagaribi 5 512 October 30th-31st, 2021
GI Carnival 30 July 3rd, 2021
Seibugeki 8 192 October 10th, 2021
Seibugeki 9 192 November 7th, 2021
Kurobra 26 96 November 20th, 2021
Eastern Powerhouse Invitational FINAL 32 November 20th-December 11th, 2021
SWT: East Asia Ultimate Regional Finals 16 November 27th-28th, 2021
Kagaribi 6 768 January 8th-9th, 2022
WINNER! -Next Gen- 96 April 9th, 2022
Seibugeki 10 192 May 3rd, 2022
Kagaribi 7 768 May 4th-5th, 2022
Shinosuma HEROES 1 128 May 21st, 2022
Kurobra 29 91 May 28th, 202
Wave 1 128 June 18th, 2022
Seibugeki 11 192 July 1st, 2022
Kagaribi 8 491 July 30th-31st, 2022
JINGI 1 128 August 15th, 2022
Wave 2 200 September 4th, 2022
Shinosuma HEROES 2 171 September 19th, 2022
Koshisuma x Super Smash Brothers Shintoshin 1 171 October 23rd, 2022
WINNER! -Next 1- 89 November 27th, 2022
Seibugeki 12 378 December 3rd, 2022
Wave 3 211 December 11th, 2022
Umebura SP 9 1,073 January 7th-8th, 2023
Gen 1.0 128 January 15th, 2023
DELTA 2 64 January 29th, 2023

See also

Smashers:

Tournaments:

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