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'''Jouske''' ('''丈助''') is a well-renowned [[Smash 64]] player from [[Hokkaidō|Hokkaidō, Japan]], with his former dominance in his home country being one which spans multiple years. He is | '''Jouske''' ('''丈助''') is a well-renowned [[Smash 64]] {{SSB|Samus}} player from [[Hokkaidō|Hokkaidō, Japan]], with his former dominance in his home country being one which spans multiple years. He is one of the largest contributors to {{SSB|Samus}}'s metagame, and is considered to be one of the greatest Samus players of all time. Although he has not entered a formal tournament since 2016, he is still considered one of the greatest Smash 64 players of all time, despite only competing in Japan. He is well known for his mastery of [[spacing]], flow-charting, and combo game with Samus, and has remained as an inspiration for Samus players universally. | ||
While he has attempted to remain withdrawn from the spotlight, his dedication to the character is one idolized by many, and his picture is in circulation despite his best efforts. His proclamation for others to travel to him to prove their worth is one taken seriously by players such as {{Sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}} and {{Sm|Isai}} as both have travelled and lost in [[twelve character battle]]s (a format of the game recognised as the best determinant of skill). | While he has attempted to remain withdrawn from the spotlight, his dedication to the character is one idolized by many, and his picture is in circulation despite his best efforts. His proclamation for others to travel to him to prove their worth is one taken seriously by players such as {{Sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}} and {{Sm|Isai}} as both have travelled and lost in [[twelve character battle]]s (a format of the game recognised as the best determinant of skill). | ||