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'''Get On My Level 2016''' was the 3rd edition of the [[Get On My Level]] series, a Super Smash Bros tournament held annually in Canada. It took place May 20th to 22nd, 2016, at the Queen Elizabeth Building, Toronto. The event hosted tournaments for all four main Smash games, with 987 unique entrants registred, making it [[List of largest Smash tournaments#Super Smash Bros. 4|one of the largest Smash tournaments to date]]. It was also part of a larger event called '''Good Game Con''', which included several tournaments for other eSports, as well as '''Toryuken 5''' running other fighting games. | '''Get On My Level 2016''' was the 3rd edition of the [[Get On My Level]] series, a Super Smash Bros tournament held annually in Canada. It took place May 20th to 22nd, 2016, at the Queen Elizabeth Building, Toronto. The event hosted tournaments for all four main Smash games, with 987 unique entrants registred, making it [[List of largest Smash tournaments#Super Smash Bros. 4|one of the largest Smash tournaments to date]]. It was also part of a larger event called '''Good Game Con''', which included several tournaments for other eSports, as well as '''Toryuken 5''' running other fighting games. | ||
After a disappointing 7th place finish in his | After a disappointing 7th place finish in his previous visit to Toronto at [[Enthusiast Gaming Live Expo]], {{Sm|Leffen}} shocked the world by winning ''Melee'' singles, taking successive victories over {{Sm|Mew2King}}, {{Sm|Armada}}, {{Sm|Hungrybox}}, and {{Sm|Mango}}. {{Sm|n0ne}} also made a huge upset by eliminating Mew2King, becoming the first {{SSBM|Captain Falcon}} player to defeat him in over a decade. However, he narrowly lost to {{Sm|Lucky}} in a last game, last stock situation, earning a 7th place finish for himself. | ||
{{Sm|ZeRo}} made his return to ''Smash 4'' tournament play early after {{Sm|Zinoto}} dropped out of GOML 2016 due to personal reasons, and defeated {{Sm|San}}, {{Sm|Mr. R}}, {{Sm|Leo}}, {{Sm|Nairo}}, and {{Sm|Larry Lurr}} after being sent to losers bracket early in winners quarters by Mew2King, who became the only smasher to win against him with a 3-0 victory. {{Sm|Ally}} took his first ever major win for ''Smash 4'' singles, not only taking his first games off of ZeRo in grand finals, but defeating him for the first time 3-2, with each game being won consecutively. He also won ''Smash 4'' doubles with {{Sm|ANTi}} and ''Brawl'' singles over {{Sm|V115}}. Leo entered GOML 2016 shortly after registration ended due to widespread community approval, and played against ZeRo in losers quarters in a highly anticipated set. He ended up losing to ZeRo 2-3, netting a 5th place finish. | {{Sm|ZeRo}} made his return to ''Smash 4'' tournament play early after {{Sm|Zinoto}} dropped out of GOML 2016 due to personal reasons, and defeated {{Sm|San}}, {{Sm|Mr. R}}, {{Sm|Leo}}, {{Sm|Nairo}}, and {{Sm|Larry Lurr}} after being sent to losers bracket early in winners quarters by Mew2King, who became the only smasher to win against him with a 3-0 victory. {{Sm|Ally}} took his first ever major win for ''Smash 4'' singles, not only taking his first games off of ZeRo in grand finals, but defeating him for the first time 3-2, with each game being won consecutively. He also won ''Smash 4'' doubles with {{Sm|ANTi}} and ''Brawl'' singles over {{Sm|V115}}. Leo entered GOML 2016 shortly after registration ended due to widespread community approval, and played against ZeRo in losers quarters in a highly anticipated set. He ended up losing to ZeRo 2-3, netting a 5th place finish. | ||